Kansas State Legislature

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2005 Kansas State Legislature

Contents

1 State Senate
2 State Representatives
3 Links
4 See also

State Senate

District 1:Edward Pugh (R)
District 2:Mark Buhler (R)
District 3: Bob Lyon (R)
District 4:David Haley (D)
District 5:Mark Gilstrap (D)
District 6:Chris Steineger (D)
District 7:David Adkins (R)
District 8:Barbara Allen (R)
District 9:Kay O'Connor (R)
District 10:Nick Jordan (R)
District 11:John Vratil (R)
District 12:Robert Tyson (R)
District 13:Jim Barone (D)
District 14:Dwayne Umbarger (R)
District 15:Derek Schmidt (R)
District 16:Dave Corbin (R)
District 17:Jim Barnett (R)
District 18:David Jackson (R)
District 19:Anthony Hensley (D)
District 20:William Bunten (R)

District 21:Mark Taddiken (R)
District 22:Lana Oleen (R)
District 23:Karin Brownlee (R)
District 24:Pete Brungardt (R)
District 25:Jean Schodorf (R)
District 26:Phillip Journey (R)
District 27:Les Donovan (R)
District 28:Henry Helgerson (D)
District 29:Donald Betts (D)
District 30:Susan Wagle (R)
District 31:Christine Downey (D)
District 32:Greta Goodwin (D)
District 33:Ruth Teichman (R)
District 34:Dave Kerr (R)
District 35:Jay Scott Emler (R)
District 36:Janis Lee (D)
District 37:Larry Salmans (R)
District 38:Tim Huelskamp (R)
District 39:Stephen Morris (R)
District 40:Stan Clark (R)

State Representatives

District 1:Doug Gatewood (D)
District 2:Robert Grant (D)
District 3:R. J. Wilson (D)
District 4:Andrew Howell (R)
District 5:Bill Feuerborn (D)
District 6:Jene Vickrey (R)
District 7:Jeff Jack (R)
District 8:Jerry Williams (D)
District 9:Stanley Dreher (R)
District 10:Tom Holland (D)
District 11:James Miller (D)
District 12:Frank Miller (R)
District 13:Mary Compton (R)
District 14:Dan Williams (R)
District 15:Arlen Siegfreid (R)
District 16:Jim Yonally (R)
District 17:Stephanie Sharp (R)
District 18:Cindy Neighbor (R)
District 19:Thomas Owens (R)
District 20:Kevin Yoder (R)
District 21:Dean Newton (R)
District 22:Sue Storm (D)
District 23:Judy Morrison (R)
District 24:Edward O'Malley (R)
District 25:Terrie Huntington (R)
District 26:Larry Campbell (R)
District 27:Ray Merrick (R)
District 28:Doug Patterson (R)
District 29:Patricia Barbieri-Lightner (R)
District 30:David Huff (R)
District 31:Bonnie Sharp (D)
District 32:Rick Rehorn (D)
District 33:Tom Burroughs (D)
District 34:Win Valdenia (D)
District 35:Broderick Henderson (D)
District 36:Margaret Long (D)
District 37:Bill Reardon (D)
District 38:Rob Boyer (R)
District 39:Ray Cox (R)
District 40:Candy Ruff (D)
District 41:Marti Crow (D)
District 42:Kenny Wilk (R)

District 43:John Ballou (R)
District 44:Barbara Ballard (D)
District 45:Tom Sloan (R)
District 46:Paul Davis (D)
District 47:Lee Tafanelli (R)
District 48:Eric Carter (R)
District 49:Scott Schwab (R)
District 50:Becky Hutchins (R)
District 51:Mike Burgess (R)
District 52:Lana Gordon (R)
District 53:Roger Toelkes (D)
District 54:Doug Mays (R)
District 55:Annie Kuether (D)
District 56:Nancy Kirk (D)
District 57:Flora Vaughn (D)
District 58:Harold Lane (D)
District 59:Joe Humerickhouse (R)
District 60:Don Hill (R)
District 61:Verlyn Osborne (R)
District 62:Bruce Larkin (D)
District 63:Jerry Henry (D)
District 64:Kathe Decker (R)
District 65:Barbara Craft (R)
District 66:Sydney Carlin (D)
District 67:Roger Reitz (R)
District 68:William Kassebaum (R)
District 69:Deena Horst (R)
District 70:Donald Dahl (R)
District 71:Carol Beggs (R)
District 72:Tom Thull (D)
District 73:Clark Shultz (R)
District 74:Carl Krehbiel (R)
District 75:Willam Mason (R)
District 76:Peggy Long-Mast (R)
District 77:Everett Johnson (R)
District 78:Judy Showalter (D)
District 79:Joe Shriver (D)
District 80:Bill McCreary (R)
District 81:Ted Powers (R)
District 82:Don Myers (R)
District 83:Jo Ann Pottorf (R)
District 84:Oletha Faust-Goudeau (D)

District 85:Steven Brunk (R)
District 86:Judith Loganbill (D)
District 87:Bonnie Huy (R)
District 88:Jim Ward (D)
District 89:Ruby Gilbert (D)
District 90:Steve Huebert (R)
District 91:Brenda Landwehr (R)
District 92:Nile Dillmore (D)
District 93:Daniel Thimesch (D)
District 94:Joe McLeland (R)
District 95:Tom Sawyer (D)
District 96:Willa DeCastro (R)
District 97:Dale Swenson (R)
District 98:Geraldine Flaharty (D)
District 99:Todd Novascone (R)
District 100:Mario Goico (R)
District 101:Mary Kauffman (R)
District 102:Janice Pauls (D)
District 103:Thomas Klein (D)
District 104:Michael O'Neal (R)
District 105:Jeff Goering (R)
District 106:Sharon Schwartz (R)
District 107:Joann Freeborn (R)
District 108:Joshua Svaty (D)
District 109:Clay Aurand (R)
District 110:Dan Johnson (R)
District 111:Eber Phelps (D)
District 112:John Edmonds (R)
District 113:Bob Bethell (R)
District 114:Melvin Minor (D)
District 115:Melvin Neufeld (R)
District 116:Dennis McKinney (D)
District 117:Larry Powell (R)
District 118:Ralph Ostmeyer (R)
District 119:Jan Scoggins-Waite (D)
District 120:John Faber(R)
District 121:Jim Morrison (R)
District 122:Gary Hayzlett (R)
District 123:Ward Loyd (R)
District 124:Bill Light (R)
District 125:Carl Holmes (R)

Links

Kansas legislature

See also

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President: 2004, 2008

Congress: KS-Sen, KS-01, KS-02, KS-03, KS-04

State: KS-Gov, Kansas Senate, Kansas House, Kansas elections, 2008

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