UPDATED: Kessinger draws Democratic challenger
(Updated to include comments from Poskin)
Republican state Rep. Jan Kessinger is drawing opposition from a Republican-turned-Democrat who launched her candidacy for the Kansas House...
UPDATED: Finney County Commissioner announces congressional bid
Finney County Commissioner William Clifford announced his candidacy for Congress in the Kansas 1st District late Thursday morning.
Clifford joins a field that already includes former...
UPDATED: LaTurner hires former Watkins campaign manager
(Updated to include comment from Watkins campaign)
Kansas Treasurer Jake LaTurner announced Wednesday morning he hired political consultant Pat Leopold in his primary bid to...
Former lieutenant governor files for Congress
Former Lt. Gov. Tracey Mann on Monday started the scramble for the 1st District Congressional seat, officially filing his candidacy with the Federal Election...
UPDATED: GOP moves ahead without caucus; chair explains reason
(Updated to reflect Sunday post from prominent Kansas conservative blogger criticizing the party's decision)
Kansas Republicans decided Saturday not to hold a presidential caucus next...
Marshall joins race for U.S. Senate
Republican Congressman Roger Marshall ended months of anticipation Saturday and joined for the race for the U.S. Senate.
Marshall announced his candidacy Saturday morning at...
UPDATED: Van Meteren takes control of Singularis
(Updated to reflects comments from Suhn)
Kristian Van Meteren has taken full control of the Singularis Group political consulting firm, splitting ways with partner Jared...
New candidate looms in potential 1st District race
Four years ago, William Clifford made Ingram's list of "50 Kansans You Should Know."
Well, if you don't know the Finney County commissioner already, you...
Sebelius holding off on early Senate endorsement
Former Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius said Wednesday she doesn't plan to race to endorse anyone in the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate.
"I am not...
Could Adkins, Weir reverse GOP trend for women in Congress?
In nearly 30 years, not much has changed for Republican women in Congress.
In the 101st Congress from 1989 to 1991, there were 13 Republican...
