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Mainpac's 2018 General Election Endorsements Vote November 6Th! MainPAC’s 2018 General Election Endorsements U.S. House of Rep. 2nd Dist. Endorsed Candidate(s) Davis (D) Paul Davis (D) Vote November 6th! Standley (L) Watkins (R) These are the 2018 General Election endorsements of MainPAC, the political action U.S. House of Rep. 3rd Dist. Endorsed Candidate(s) committee of the MainStream Coalition, for races Clemmons (L) Sharice Davids (D) in Johnson, Wyandotte, and Douglas counties Davids (D) in Kansas. Yoder (R) Our process KS Governor Endorsed Candidate(s) Endorsements were decided by a fifteen person, bi-partisan committee through a review of Caldwell / Gerlt (L) Laura Kelly / Lynn Rogers (D) candidate surveys, voting records where Kelly / Rogers (D) available, interviews if necessary, and campaign Kloos / Kloos (I) viability. Visit our website for a more thorough Kobach / Hartman (R) explanation of our endorsement process: Orman / Doll (I) www.mainpac.org KS Secretary of State Endorsed Candidate(s) How to vote on November 6th Hodgkinson (L) Brian “BAM” McClendon (D) Early voting begins across Kansas on, or around McClendon (D) October 17th, 2018. You can vote early in person, or apply for an advance mail-in ballot. Schwab (R) Learn more at be-a-voter.org KS Treasurer Endorsed Candidate(s) Who is on your ballot? Francisco (D) Marci Francisco (D) Find your KS House and Senate districts at LaTurner (R) ksleglookup.org, and your Congressional district at ballotpedia.org. Your county elections office KS Insurance CoMM. Endorsed Candidate(s) will have a sample ballot available before McLaughlin (D) Vicki SchMidt (R) election day. Learn more at be-a-voter.org Schmidt (R) Why vote? KS APorney General Endorsed Candidate(s) Elections are the best way to have your say in rejecting extremist policies to cut schools, Schmidt (R) no endorsement underfund our safety net services, attack our Swain (D) impartial courts, and deny health care where it is KS State Board of EducaQon Endorsed Candidate(s) most needed. 1 Powell (R) Janet Waugh (D) “No endorsement” Waugh (D) If an endorsement is not available, either no endorsement was made, or there was not 3 Dombrosky (R) Ruth Goff (D) enough information to endorse, e.g., a survey Goff (D) was not returned. 5 Clifford (R) no endorsement Important Note on the General Election 7 Hannon (D) James Hannon (D) Endorsement in previous primary or general Jones (R) elections does not imply or guarantee endorsement in any given election. 9 Porter (R) JiM Porter (R) More information can be found on Continued on the second page with Kansas House, Johnson www.mainpac.org County Commission, and Prairie Village Mayoral endorsements… Paid for by MainPAC, Sally Levitt Treasurer PO Box 861086, Shawnee, KS 66286 Kansas House Endorsed Candidate(s) Kansas House (cont.) Endorsed Candidate(s) 8 Cro] (R) Michele LobitZ (D) 34 Winn (D) Valdenia Winn (D) Lobitz (D) 35 Henderson (D) no endorsement 10 Horn (D) Eileen Horn (D) 36 Coggs (R) Kathy Wolfe Moore (D) 14 Esau (R) Angela Justus Schweller (D) Wolfe Moore (D) Schweller (D) 37 Frownfelter (D) no endorsement 15 Haulmark (D) no endorsement 38 Dove (R) Stuart Sweeney (D) Toplikar (R) Sweeney (D) 16 Holscher (D) Cindy Holscher (D) 39 Bolton (D) no endorsement Huff (R) Donohoe (R) 17 CoX (R) Laura Smith-Evere (D) 42 Karleskint (R) Thea Perry (D) Kerner (L) Perry (D) Smith-EvereV (D) 43 Finley (D) no endorsement 18 Jenkins (R) Cindy Neighbor (D) SuVon (R) Neighbor (D) 44 Ballard (D) no endorsement 19 Clayton (R) Stephanie Clayton (R) WyaV (D) 45 Amyx (D) Mike Amyx (D) Smith (R) 20 Barber (D) Jan Kessinger (R) Kessinger (R) 46 Highberger (D) Dennis “Boog” Highberger (D) 21 Stogsdill (D) Jerry Stogsdill (D) 48 Benson (D) David Benson (D) Rafie (R) 22 Lusk (D) Nancy Lusk (D) 49 Hunt (D) no endorsement 23 Gallagher (R) Linda Gallagher (R) Lynn (R) Ruiz (D) 78 Darby (D) Jason Darby (D) 24 Ousley (D) no endorsement Ryckman (R) 25 Rooker (R) Melissa Rooker (R) 121 Gill (D) Nick Gill (D) Xu (D) Resman (R) 26 Mitchell (D) Deann Mitchell (D) JoCo Commission Chair Endorsed Candidate(s) Thomas (R) Eilert Ed Eilert 27 Rome (D) Nicole Rome (D) Waldrup Tarwater (R) JoCo Commission Endorsed Candidate(s) 28 Clausen (D) Brian Clausen (D) Warren (R) 1 Fast Becky Fast Shaffer Ron Shaffer 29 Firestone (L) BreP Parker (D) Parker (D) 4 Hanzlick Janee’ Hanzlick Todd (R) Osterhaus 30 Bingesser (R) Brandon Woodard (D) 5 Ashcra LeEPa Felter Woodard (D) Felter 31 Ruiz (D) Louis RuiZ (D) Prairie Village Mayor Endorsed Candidate(s) 32 Curs (D) PaM CurQs (D) Mikkelson Eric Mikkelson Schermoly 33 Burroughs (D) ToM Burroughs (D) Conley (L) This is a revised document dated Oct 4, 2018. Paid for by MainPAC, Sally Levitt Treasurer PO Box 861086, Shawnee, KS 66286.
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