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Copy of 2018 Primary Election Candidates.Xlsx Candidates for the 2018 Primary (unofficial) Voted NOT to override Gover. Veto of Tax Bill Running Unapposed No Incumbent in Race Incumbent * To view the candidates' information in Excel you can "rightPos Divclick" on the table below then "select all." Then copy the information and paste it into an Excel document. Candidate Office D PT Title First NameLast Name City Alan LaPolice US House 1 0 0 D Mr. Alan LaPolice Clyde Roger Marshall US House 1 0 0 R Dr. Roger Marshall Great Bend Nick Reinecker US House 1 0 0 R Mr. Nick Reinecker Inman Paul Davis US House 2 0 0 D Mr. Paul Davis Lawrence Vernon J. Fields US House 2 0 0 R Mr. Vernon Fields Basehor Steve Fitzgerald US House 2 0 0 R Mr. Steve Fitzgerald Leavenworth Kevin Jones US House 2 0 0 R Mr. Kevin Jones Wellsville Doug Mays US House 2 0 0 R Doug Mays Topeka Dennis Pyle US House 2 0 0 R Mr. Dennis Pyle Hiawatha Caryn Tyson US House 2 0 0 R Mrs. Caryn Tyson Parker Steve Watkins US House 2 0 0 R Mr. Steve Watkins Topeka Sharice Davids US House 3 0 0 D Ms. Sharice Davids Kansas City Mike McCamon US House 3 0 0 D Mike McCamon Overland Park Tom Niermann US House 3 0 0 D Mr. Tom Niermann Prairie Village Jay Sidie US House 3 0 0 D Mr. Jay Sidie Mission Woods Brent Welder US House 3 0 0 D Mr. Brent Welder Kansas City Sylvia D. Williams US House 3 0 0 D Mrs. Sylvia Williams Overland Park Trevor Keegan US House 3 0 0 R Mr. Trevor Keegan Lenexa Joe Myers US House 3 0 0 R Mr. Joe Myers Overland Park Kevin Yoder US House 3 0 0 R Mr. Kevin Yoder OP Laura Lombard US House 4 0 0 D Ms. Laura Lombard Wichita James A. Thompson US House 4 0 0 D Mr. James Thompson Andover Rep. Ron Estes US House 4 0 0 R Mr. Rep. Ron Estes Wichita Ron M. Estes US House 4 0 0 R Mr. Ron Estes Wichita Arden Andersen / Dale Cowsert Gov/Lt Gov 0 0 0 D Dr. Arden Andersen Olathe Jack Bergeson / Alexander Cline Gov/Lt Gov 0 0 0 D Mr. Jack Bergeson Wichita Carl Brewer / Chris Morrow Gov/Lt Gov 0 0 0 D Carl Brewer Wichita Laura Kelly / Lynn Rogers Gov/Lt Gov 0 0 0 D Laura Kelly Topeka Joshua Svaty / Katrina Gier Lewison Gov/Lt Gov 0 0 0 D Joshua Svaty Topeka Jim Barnett / Rosie Hansen Gov/Lt Gov 0 0 0 R Jim Barnett Topeka Jeff Colyer / Tracey Mann Gov/Lt Gov 0 0 0 R Jeff Colyer Topeka Kris Kobach / Wink Hartman Gov/Lt Gov 0 0 0 R Kris Kobach Topeka Patrick "PK" Kucera / Patricia Reitz Gov/Lt Gov 0 0 0 R Patrick "PK"Kucera Shawnee Tyler Ruzich / Dominic Scavuzzo Gov/Lt Gov 0 0 0 R Mr. Tyler Ruzich Prairie Village Ken Selzer / Jen Sanderson Gov/Lt Gov 0 0 0 R Mr. Ken Selzer Overland Park Joseph Tutera Jr. / Phillip Clemente Gov/Lt Gov 0 0 0 R Mr. Joseph Tutera Mission Hills Brian "BAM" McClendon SOS 0 0 0 D Mr. Brian McClendonLawrence Randy Duncan SOS 0 0 0 R Mr. Randy Duncan Salina Keith Esau SOS 0 0 0 R Mr. Keith Esau Olathe Craig McCullah SOS 0 0 0 R Mr. Craig McCullah Topeka Scott Schwab SOS 0 0 0 R Mr. Scott Schwab Olathe Dennis Taylor SOS 0 0 0 R Mr. Dennis Taylor Topeka Sarah G. Swain AG 0 0 0 D Ms. Sarah Swain Lawrence Derek Schmidt AG 0 0 0 R Mr. Derek Schmidt Independence Vermin Supreme AG 0 0 0 R Vermin Supreme Rockport Marci Francisco Treas 0 0 0 D Ms. Marci Francisco Lawrence Jake LaTurner Treas 0 0 0 R Mr. Jake LaTurner Topeka Nathaniel McLaughlin C of I 0 0 0 D Mr. Nathaniel McLaughlinKansas City Vicki Schmidt C of I 0 0 0 R Ms. Vicki Schmidt Topeka Clark Shultz C of I 0 0 0 R Mr. Clark Shultz Lindsborg Bryan Hoffman KS Sen 13 0 0 D Mr. Bryan Hoffman Mulberry Richard Hilderbrand KS Sen 13 0 0 R Mr. Richard HilderbrandGalena Michael Houser KS House 1 0 0 R Mr. Michael Houser Columbus No Adam J. Lusker Sr. KS House 2 0 0 D Mr. Adam Lusker Frontenac Kenneth Collins KS House 2 0 0 R Mr. Kenneth Collins Mulberry Monica Murnan KS House 3 0 0 D Mrs. Monica Murnan Pittsburg Terry Calloway KS House 3 0 0 R Mr. Terry Calloway Pittsburg Lawrence Forbach KS House 4 0 0 D Mr. Lawrence Forbach Mound City Trevor Jacobs KS House 4 0 0 R Mr. Trevor Jacobs Fort Scott Did n vote Lassey Murphy KS House 5 0 0 D Ms. Lassey Murphy Lane Mark Samsel KS House 5 0 0 R Mr. Mark Samsel Wellsville Renee Slinkard KS House 5 0 0 R Mrs. Renee Slinkard Parker Clifford F. Blackmore KS House 6 0 0 R Mr. Clifford Blackmore Paola Jene Vickrey KS House 6 0 0 R Mr. Jene Vickrey Louisburg No Richard J. Proehl KS House 7 0 0 R Mr. Richard Proehl Parsons Michele Lobitz KS House 8 0 0 D Mrs. Michele Lobitz Olathe Chris Croft KS House 8 0 0 R Mr. Chris Croft Overland Park Patty Markley KS House 8 0 0 R Ms. Patty Markley Overland Park Kent L. Thompson KS House 9 0 0 R Mr. Kent Thompson LaHarpe Eileen Horn KS House 10 0 0 D Ms. Eileen Horn Lawrence Jim Kelly KS House 11 0 0 R Mr. Jim Kelly Independence John Lowrance KS House 11 0 0 R Mr. John Lowrance Independence Doug Blex KS House 12 0 0 R Mr. Doug Blex Independence No Brad Hall KS House 12 0 0 R Brad Hall Independence Larry P. Hibbard KS House 13 0 0 R Mr. Larry Hibbard Toronto Londa R. Tindle KS House 13 0 0 R Mrs. Londa Tindle Fredonia Angela Justus Schweller KS House 14 0 0 D Mrs. Angela Schweller Olathe Charlotte Esau KS House 14 0 0 R Mrs. Charlotte Esau Olathe Tom Stanion KS House 14 0 0 R Mr. Tom Stanion Lenexa Aaron V. Young KS House 14 0 0 R Mr. Aaron Young Lenexa Chris Haulmark KS House 15 0 0 D Mr. Chris Haulmark Olathe John Toplikar KS House 15 0 0 R Mr. John Toplikar Olathe Cindy Holscher KS House 16 0 0 D Mrs. Cindy Holscher Overland Park Susan "Sue" Huff KS House 16 0 0 R Mrs. Susan Huff Lenexa Laura Smith-Everett KS House 17 0 0 D Mrs. Laura Smith-EverettShawnee Tom Cox KS House 17 0 0 R Mr. Tom Cox Shawnee Jim Eschrich KS House 17 0 0 R Mr. Jim Eschrich Lenexa Andrew "Andy" Hurla KS House 18 0 0 D Mr. Andrew "Andy"Hurla Shawnee Cindy Neighbor KS House 18 0 0 D Mrs. Cindy Neighbor Shawnee Cathy Gordon KS House 18 0 0 R Mrs. Cathy Gordon Shawnee Eric Jenkins KS House 18 0 0 R Mr. Eric Jenkins Shawnee Stephen Wyatt KS House 19 0 0 D Mr. Stephen Wyatt Overland Park Stephanie S. Clayton KS House 19 0 0 R Ms. Stephanie Clayton Overland Park Becky Barber KS House 20 0 0 D Ms. Becky Barber Overland Park Jan H. Kessinger KS House 20 0 0 R Mr. Jan Kessinger Overland Park Jerry Stogsdill KS House 21 0 0 D Mr. Jerry Stogsdill Prairie Village Michael L. Coleman III KS House 22 0 0 D Mr. Michael Coleman Overland Park Nancy Lusk KS House 22 0 0 D Ms. Nancy Lusk Overland Park Susan Ruiz KS House 23 0 0 D Ms. Susan Ruiz Shawnee Linda Gallagher KS House 23 0 0 R Mrs. Linda Gallagher Lenexa Jarrod Ousley KS House 24 0 0 D Mr. Jarrod Ousley Merriam Rui Xu KS House 25 0 0 D Mr. Rui Xu Westwood Melissa A. Rooker KS House 25 0 0 R Mrs. Melissa Rooker Fairway Deann Mitchell KS House 26 0 0 D Mrs. Deann Mitchell Olathe Adam Thomas KS House 26 0 0 R Mr. Adam Thomas Olathe Nicole Rome KS House 27 0 0 D Mrs. Nicole Rome Overland Park Rochelle Bird KS House 27 0 0 R Ms. Rochelle Bird Overland Park Karen Snyder KS House 27 0 0 R Mrs. Karen Snyder Leawood Sean E. Tarwater Sr. KS House 27 0 0 R Mr. Sean Tarwater Stilwell Brian Clausen KS House 28 0 0 D Mr. Brian Clausen Overland Park Joy Koesten KS House 28 0 0 R Dr. Joy Koesten Leawood Kellie Warren KS House 28 0 0 R Mrs. Kellie Warren Leawood Brett Parker KS House 29 0 0 D Mr. Brett Parker Overland Park Peggy Galvin KS House 29 0 0 R Ms. Peggy Galvin Overland Park James Todd KS House 29 0 0 R Mr. James Todd Overland Park Matthew Calcara KS House 30 0 0 D Mr. Matthew Calcara Olathe Brandon Woodard KS House 30 0 0 D Mr. Brandon Woodard Lenexa Wendy Bingesser KS House 30 0 0 R Mrs. Wendy Bingesser Olathe Colleen Webster KS House 30 0 0 R Mrs. Colleen Webster Lenexa Louis E. Ruiz KS House 31 0 0 D Mr. Louis Ruiz Kansas City Pam Curtis KS House 32 0 0 D Pam Curtis Kansas City Tom Burroughs KS House 33 0 0 D Tom Burroughs Kansas City Valdenia C.
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