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State Candidate List Official Candidate List for 2016 Primary Election Candidate Office District Position Division Party Ballot City Monique Singh United States Senate 0 0 0 Democratic Kansas City Patrick Wiesner United States Senate 0 0 0 Democratic Lawrence Jerry Moran United States Senate 0 0 0 Republican Manhattan DJ Smith United States Senate 0 0 0 Republican Osawatomie Tim Huelskamp United States House of Representatives 1 0 0 Republican Fowler Roger Marshall United States House of Representatives 1 0 0 Republican Great Bend Britani Potter United States House of Representatives 2 0 0 Democratic Ottawa Lynn Jenkins United States House of Representatives 2 0 0 Republican Topeka Reggie Marselus United States House of Representatives 3 0 0 Democratic Lenexa Nathaniel W. McLaughlin United States House of Representatives 3 0 0 Democratic Kansas City Jay Sidie United States House of Representatives 3 0 0 Democratic Mission Woods Greg Goode United States House of Representatives 3 0 0 Republican Louisburg Kevin Yoder United States House of Representatives 3 0 0 Republican Overland Park Daniel B. Giroux United States House of Representatives 4 0 0 Democratic Wichita Robert Leon Tillman United States House of Representatives 4 0 0 Democratic Wichita Michael Pompeo United States House of Representatives 4 0 0 Republican Wichita Jerry Henry Kansas Senate 1 0 0 Democratic Atchison Dennis D. Pyle Kansas Senate 1 0 0 Republican Hiawatha Marci Francisco Kansas Senate 2 0 0 Democratic Lawrence Meredith Richey Kansas Senate 2 0 0 Republican Perry Tom Holland Kansas Senate 3 0 0 Democratic Baldwin City Echo Van Meteren Kansas Senate 3 0 0 Republican Linwood David Haley Kansas Senate 4 0 0 Democratic Kansas City Bill Hutton Kansas Senate 5 0 0 Democratic Basehor Donald G. Terrien Kansas Senate 5 0 0 Democratic Lansing Steve Fitzgerald Kansas Senate 5 0 0 Republican Leavenworth Pat Pettey Kansas Senate 6 0 0 Democratic Kansas City Megan England Kansas Senate 7 0 0 Democratic Roeland Park Barbara Bollier Kansas Senate 7 0 0 Republican Mission Hills Don McGuire Kansas Senate 8 0 0 Democratic Overland Park Jim Denning Kansas Senate 8 0 0 Republican Overland Park Chris Morrow Kansas Senate 9 0 0 Democratic Gardner Julia Lynn Kansas Senate 9 0 0 Republican Olathe Vicki Hiatt Kansas Senate 10 0 0 Democratic Shawnee Mary Pilcher Cook Kansas Senate 10 0 0 Republican Shawnee Skip Fannen Kansas Senate 11 0 0 Democratic Leawood Jeff Melcher Kansas Senate 11 0 0 Republican Leawood John Skubal Kansas Senate 11 0 0 Republican Overland Park Christopher B. Johnston Kansas Senate 12 0 0 Democratic Ottawa Caryn Tyson Kansas Senate 12 0 0 Republican Parker Lynn D. Grant Kansas Senate 13 0 0 Democratic Frontenac Jake LaTurner Kansas Senate 13 0 0 Republican Pittsburg Mark Pringle Kansas Senate 14 0 0 Democratic Yates Center Carl M Shay Jr Kansas Senate 14 0 0 Democratic Fredonia Bruce Givens Kansas Senate 14 0 0 Republican El Dorado Forrest J. Knox Kansas Senate 14 0 0 Republican Altoona Chuck Schmidt Kansas Senate 15 0 0 Democratic Independence Dan Goddard Kansas Senate 15 0 0 Republican Parsons Virgil Peck Kansas Senate 15 0 0 Republican Havana Gabriel Costilla Kansas Senate 16 0 0 Democratic Derby Ty Masterson Kansas Senate 16 0 0 Republican Andover Troy E. Tabor II Kansas Senate 16 0 0 Republican Andover Susan G Fowler Kansas Senate 17 0 0 Democratic Emporia Jeff Longbine Kansas Senate 17 0 0 Republican Emporia Laura Kelly Kansas Senate 18 0 0 Democratic Topeka Dave Jackson Kansas Senate 18 0 0 Republican Topeka Anthony Hensley Kansas Senate 19 0 0 Democratic Topeka Zach Haney Kansas Senate 19 0 0 Republican Topeka Candace Ayars Kansas Senate 20 0 0 Democratic Topeka Ricardo "Rick" Munoz Cortez Kansas Senate 20 0 0 Democratic Topeka Clarence A. Hinchy Kansas Senate 20 0 0 Democratic Eskridge Dennis L. Rogers Kansas Senate 20 0 0 Democratic Topeka Joe Patton Kansas Senate 20 0 0 Republican Topeka Vicki L. Schmidt Kansas Senate 20 0 0 Republican Topeka Michael Czerniewski Kansas Senate 21 0 0 Democratic Overland Park Logan Heley Kansas Senate 21 0 0 Democratic Overland Park Greg A. Smith Kansas Senate 21 0 0 Republican Overland Park Dinah H. Sykes Kansas Senate 21 0 0 Republican Lenexa Tom Hawk Kansas Senate 22 0 0 Democratic Manhattan Spencer Kerfoot Kansas Senate 23 0 0 Democratic Olathe Rob Olson Kansas Senate 23 0 0 Republican Olathe Donald R. Merriman Kansas Senate 24 0 0 Democratic Salina Tom Arpke Kansas Senate 24 0 0 Republican Salina Randall R. Hardy Kansas Senate 24 0 0 Republican Salina John C. Price Kansas Senate 24 0 0 Republican Salina Lynn W. Rogers Kansas Senate 25 0 0 Democratic Wichita William Eveland Kansas Senate 25 0 0 Republican Wichita Jim Price Kansas Senate 25 0 0 Republican Wichita Benjamin Poteete Kansas Senate 26 0 0 Democratic Goddard Byron C. Dunlavy Kansas Senate 26 0 0 Republican Goddard Dan Kerschen Kansas Senate 26 0 0 Republican Garden Plain Tony Hunter Kansas Senate 27 0 0 Democratic Wichita Lori Graham Kansas Senate 27 0 0 Republican Wichita Gene Suellentrop Kansas Senate 27 0 0 Republican Wichita Keith Humphrey Kansas Senate 28 0 0 Democratic Derby Jo L. Hillman Kansas Senate 28 0 0 Republican Wichita Mike Petersen Kansas Senate 28 0 0 Republican Wichita Oletha Faust Goudeau Kansas Senate 29 0 0 Democratic Wichita Anabel Larumbe Kansas Senate 30 0 0 Democratic Wichita Nathan Tokala Kansas Senate 30 0 0 Democratic Wichita Susan Wagle Kansas Senate 30 0 0 Republican Wichita J. Michelle Vann Kansas Senate 31 0 0 Democratic Valley Center Renee Erickson Kansas Senate 31 0 0 Republican Walton Carolyn McGinn Kansas Senate 31 0 0 Republican Sedgwick Don Shimkus Kansas Senate 32 0 0 Democratic Oxford Larry W. Alley Kansas Senate 32 0 0 Republican Winfield Matt Bristow Kansas Senate 33 0 0 Democratic Ellinwood Larry D. Salmans Kansas Senate 33 0 0 Republican Hanston Mary Jo Taylor Kansas Senate 33 0 0 Republican Stafford Homer L. Gilson Kansas Senate 34 0 0 Democratic Hutchinson Edward E. Berger Kansas Senate 34 0 0 Republican Hutchinson Terry Bruce Kansas Senate 34 0 0 Republican Nickerson Levi Morris Kansas Senate 35 0 0 Democratic Lyons Richard Wilborn Kansas Senate 35 0 0 Republican McPherson Brian G. Angevine Kansas Senate 36 0 0 Democratic Cuba Elaine S. Bowers Kansas Senate 36 0 0 Republican Concordia Kevin King Kansas Senate 37 0 0 Democratic Gardner Molly Baumgardner Kansas Senate 37 0 0 Republican Louisburg Miguel Angel Rodriguez Kansas Senate 38 0 0 Democratic Dodge City Bud Estes Kansas Senate 38 0 0 Republican Dodge City Joyce Warshaw Kansas Senate 38 0 0 Republican Dodge City A. Zacheriah Worf Kansas Senate 39 0 0 Democratic Holcomb John Doll Kansas Senate 39 0 0 Republican Garden City Larry R. Powell Kansas Senate 39 0 0 Republican Garden City Alex Herman Kansas Senate 40 0 0 Democratic Hays Richard (Rick) Billinger Kansas Senate 40 0 0 Republican Goodland Michael Houser Kansas House of Representatives 1 0 0 Republican Columbus Adam J. Lusker Sr. Kansas House of Representatives 2 0 0 Democratic Frontenac Monica Murnan Kansas House of Representatives 3 0 0 Democratic Pittsburg Charles (Chuck) Smith Kansas House of Representatives 3 0 0 Republican Pittsburg Arlyn Briggs Kansas House of Representatives 4 0 0 Republican Kincaid Trevor Jacobs Kansas House of Representatives 4 0 0 Republican Fort Scott Rick James Kansas House of Representatives 4 0 0 Republican La Cygne Doug Walker Kansas House of Representatives 5 0 0 Democratic Osawatomie Kevin Jones Kansas House of Representatives 5 0 0 Republican Wellsville Christy C. Levings Kansas House of Representatives 6 0 0 Democratic Paola Jene Vickrey Kansas House of Representatives 6 0 0 Republican Louisburg Richard J. Proehl Kansas House of Representatives 7 0 0 Republican Parsons Tim Wass Jr. Kansas House of Representatives 7 0 0 Republican Parsons Ben Chociej Kansas House of Representatives 8 0 0 Democratic Overland Park Patty Markley Kansas House of Representatives 8 0 0 Republican Overland Park Craig McPherson Kansas House of Representatives 8 0 0 Republican Olathe Kent L. Thompson Kansas House of Representatives 9 0 0 Republican La Harpe John Wilson Kansas House of Representatives 10 0 0 Democratic Lawrence Jim Kelly Kansas House of Representatives 11 0 0 Republican Independence Jean Kurtis Schodorf Kansas House of Representatives 12 0 0 Democratic Sedan Doug Blex Kansas House of Representatives 12 0 0 Republican Independence Brad Hall Kansas House of Representatives 12 0 0 Republican Independence Michael T. Countryman Kansas House of Representatives 13 0 0 Republican Eureka Larry P. Hibbard Kansas House of Representatives 13 0 0 Republican Toronto Merlin Ring Kansas House of Representatives 14 0 0 Democratic Olathe Keith Esau Kansas House of Representatives 14 0 0 Republican Olathe Leesa Gabel Kansas House of Representatives 14 0 0 Republican Olathe R. Paul McCorkle Kansas House of Representatives 15 0 0 Democratic Olathe Erin L. Davis Kansas House of Representatives 15 0 0 Republican Olathe Bo Dostal Kansas House of Representatives 15 0 0 Republican Olathe Kim Palcic Kansas House of Representatives 15 0 0 Republican Olathe Cindy Holscher Kansas House of Representatives 16 0 0 Democratic Overland Park Amanda Grosserode Kansas House of Representatives 16 0 0 Republican Lenexa Helen M. Stoll Kansas House of Representatives 17 0 0 Democratic Lenexa Tom Cox Kansas House of Representatives 17 0 0 Republican Shawnee Brett M. Hildabrand Kansas House of Representatives 17 0 0 Republican Shawnee Cindy Neighbor Kansas House of Representatives 18 0 0 Democratic Shawnee Eric A. Jenkins Kansas House of Representatives 18 0 0 Republican Shawnee Elizabeth A Meitl Kansas House of Representatives 19 0 0 Democratic Overland Park Stephanie Clayton Kansas House of Representatives 19 0 0 Republican Overland Park Christopher McQueeny Kansas House of Representatives 20 0 0 Democratic Overland Park Rob Bruchman Kansas House of Representatives 20 0 0 Republican Leawood Jan H.
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