1994 PRIMARIES
UN I V E R S I T Y D A I L Y K A N S A N
Wednesday, July 27, 1994
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OFFICIAL PRIMARY ELECTION ABSENT VOTER BALLOT
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
DUOULEAS COUNTY
STATE OF KANSAS
AUGUST 2, 1984
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER
IO VOTE YOU MUST CAREER OWN COMPLETELY USE ONLY THE PENNIS PROVIDED
Notice
If you test, declare or make a mistake and immediately must any ballot you must return to the election board and record a new ballot and a bullet.
NATIONAL AND STATE OFFICES
To vote for candidate for governor and lieutenant governor whose names are listed on the ballot correct in the list or the persons nominating you to serve differ.
To vote for a person general, governor and lieutenant governor whose name is listed on the ballot incorrect in the list or the persons nominating you to serve differ.
To vote for a person whose name is not listed on the ballot, who much proper to serve in the ballot, if any, is provided, and during the end of the list.
JACOB HANCOCK  Priscilla Wagler
FOR GOVERNMENT AND LEUTÉTANT GOVERNOR
Vot for ONE PARM
JAMES L. FRANCISCO  Madeline BILL WEDGON  Kansas City
LITTLE RICHARDMASTER  Last Spreng DANA DEANKS  Los Angeles
FRED PHILIPS  Tupelo VELMA RANELE  Dulce
JIM SATTERY  Tupelo CAROL SADER  Priscilla Wagler
JOHN WEDGON  Tupelo DIXKIN WALKER  Olivia.com
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
Vot for ONE
PRAIL ABDI MDGLI  Tupelo
FRANK LEE  Tupelo
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
Vot for ONE
MANSFIELD MIM BAKES  Louisburg
PRICHOM DOXKOP  Webster
JURY SHELOR  Tupelo
MARK HAMPON  Tupelo
FOR CONSIDERATION OF INSURANCE
Vot for ONE
PHILIS HAGEMAN LOPEZ  Tupelo
KATIE LEEN SEBULUS  Tupelo
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE WAR DISTRICT
Vot for ONE
TORY FREILEY  Lawrence
RICHARD SMITH  Lawrence
FOR MEMBER STATE BOUND OF EDUCATION IN DISTRICT
Vot for ONE
RUTH MONK SPALE  Culfe
Sample ballots for the Aug. 2 Democratic and Republican primaries. Voters who have declared a party affiliation will receive one of these ballots on which to vote.
OFFICIAL PRIMARY ELECTION ASSESSOR VOTER BALLOT
REPUBLICAN PARTY
DOUGLAS COUNTY
STATE OF KANSAS
AUGUST 2, 1994
INSTRUCTION TO VOTE:
TO VOTE FOR HEARLY DONATED OVAL,
COMPLETELY USE ONLY THE PECIAL
PREVENED.
Notice
If you test, delete or make a mistake and
surely make sure you must return it to
the winner board and receive a new ballot or
a ballot card.
NATIONAL AND STATE OFFICES
To vote for someone for governor and lieutenant
governor whose name are presented in the ballot
drawn in the court in the left of the persons
agreeing to vote such officer.
To vote for a person elected governor and lieutenant governor whose name is printed on the ballot drawn in the court in the left of the persons
agreeing to vote such office
Gubernatorial race is packed
By Jarrett Lane, Nathan Olson and Shauna Skindler Special to the Kansan
Here are profiles of the eleven gubernatorial candidates in Kansas.
James Francisco: (D-
Mulvane)
Running Mate: Bill Wisdom, Kansas City, Kan.
Governor, 1991-Present. State Representative, 1967-1973. State Senator, 1973-1991.
Issues: Wouldcap government spending. Supports state-wide goals and funding for juvenile justice alternatives. Supports universal health care.
Leslie Kitchenmaster:
(D-Lost Springs)
Running Mate: Diana
Dierks, Lost Springs
Background: Publishes trade newspaper for oil, machine, tool and agricultural machinery industries; former Air Force liaison officer, Fort Riley.
Issues: Supports managing size and cost of state government, increasing jobs at better pay. Supports welfare reform.
The primaries
Fred Phelps: (D-Topeka)
Running Mate: Velma Randall, Olathe
Background: Pastor, Westboro Baptist
Church.1955-1994
Issues: Opposes abortion, gun control, crime, tax increases and homosexual marriages. Supports death penalty for all premeditated murderers. Supports Bible reading in public schools. Supports term limits.
WHEN: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., August 2.
WHERE: Check your voter's registration card for the proper location
Jim Slattery: (D- Topeka)
Running Mate: Carol
Sader, Prairie Village
Background: State
Representative, 1973-78; 2nd District Congressman 1983 to present.
Issues: Wants to stem the tide of violent crime. Supports building more prison cells to house criminals. Supports public housing sweeps for drugs and weapons by police.
Joan Wagnon: (D- Topeka)
**Topica**
Running Mate: Doug Walker, Osawatomie Background: State representative, 1983-1994; executive director, Topeka WCA, 1976-1993
Issues: Supports universal health care coverage, including cost containment and a comprehensive package of benefits. Supports promoting investments in new technology. Plans to reduce crime by toughening law enforcement and by solving social problems that create crime.
Rich Becker: (R-Lenexa)
Background: Mayor,
Lenexa, 1983-Present. Advertising
account executive, KSHB-TV. U.S.
Running Mate: Dick Oswalt, Hutchinson
Navy veteran.
Issues: Opposes raising taxes. Schools need to be more efficient; advocates consolidation schools. Aggressive economic policy to create jobs in Kansas. Strong advocate of law enforcement; supports the death penalty. Pro-choice on abortion. Immediate attention needs to be paid to health care.
Gene Bicknell: (R-Pittsburg)
Running Mate: Barbara Lawrence
Background. Founded Pizza Hut, 1962. Founded Alumni Foundation at Pittsburg State University. Endowed an Entrepreneurial School at Pittsburg State University.
Issues: Supports 12-year termlimits for political offices. Supports bringindustries to Kansas. Would veto any increases not approved by directvote of the people.
Bill Graves: (R-Lea-
wood)
Rounding Mata Sheila
Running Mate: Sheila Frahm, Colby
Issues: Supports caps on government spending. Supports criminals serving at least 85 percent of their
Background; Secretary of State, 1987-Present; assistant secretary of state, 1980-1987.
sentences. Strong supporter of death penalty. Supports strong role for agriculture.
Fred Kerr: (R-Pratt)
Running Mate: Connie
Hubble, Topeka
Background: Senate
majority leader, 1989-
1977-1989
1992 state senator, 1971-74
Issues: Supports streamlining government by eliminating red tape and outdated laws. Supports creating new jobs and restructuring work force training. Supports strengthening local government.
Kirt Poovey: (R-
Hutchinson)
Running Mate: Ruth
Poovey, Hutchinson
Background Created
Background: Created EcoWater Systems, a water conditioning business; firefighter; teacher.
Issues: Wants to return Kansas to high moral standards, low crime and taxes, excellence in education and productivity in farms. Supports making criminals suffer for their crimes, including the death penalty. Supports welfare reform, including phasing out welfare in 10 years. Supports term limits and voluntary prayer in schools. Opposes abortion.
Owen Sully: (R-
Osawatomie)
Background: Kansas City, Kan. police officer for 28 years;
City, Kan. police officer for 28 years; Wyandotte County sheriff, 1989-1992. Issues: Vows to return the government to the people. Advocates work programs for prisoners.
Kansas congressional races
Source; Kansan Staff Research
Nathan Olson/KANSAN
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JOHN CARM (D-Topeka)
U.S. REPRESENTATIVES
U. S. REPRESENTATIVES, 2nd DISTRICT:
Bob Bennie (R-Manhattan)
Sam Brownback (R-Topeka)
Joe Hume (R-Topeka)
John Carlton (D-Topeka)
U. S. REPRESENTATIVES, 3rd DISTRICT:
Tom Love (R-Kansas City)
Jan Meyers (R-Overland Park)
Judy Hancock (D-Prairie Village)
Kevin Johnson (R-Overland Park)
STATE REPRESENTATIVES,
10th DISTRICT:
44th BIRTHday Barbara Ballard (D-Lawrence)
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Ralph M. Tanner (R-Baldwin City)
STATE REPRESENTATIVES,
44th DISTRICT:
Gene Ramsey (D-Ottawa)
STATE REPRESENTATIVES,
45th DISTRICT:
Wesley E. Glenn (R-Lecomp ton)
Tom Sloan (R-Lawrence)
Clencence L. Hills (R-Lawrence)
Eric Schiddt (R-Lawrence)
Troy Findley (D-Lawrence)
Richard Small (D-Lawrence)
STATE REPRESENTATIVES,
46th DISTRICT:
STATE REPRESENTATIVES,
47th DISTRICT:
Joann Flowers (R-Oskaloosa)
Robert J. Shanks (D-Winch
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Charlie Geist (D-Grantville)
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