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Hugo Phan/KMUWKansas voters will decide which candidates advance to the November election for governor, U.S. Senate, U.S. Congress and every seat in the Kansas House, as well as some State Board of Education and local judicial races. -
Screen capture from PBS Kansas videoHolscher and Ethan Corson, both state senators from Johnson County, joined Overland Park Mayor Curt Skoog for the hour-long debate. The three are seeking the Democratic nomination for governor in the Aug. 4 primary.
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Senator under scrutiny because of state law on picking replacement if he resigns. -
Poll also reveals deep indecision in gubernatorial and U.S. Senate campaigns -
Radio station forum leaves out six GOP, Democratic candidates for governor -
The primary election Aug. 4 would decide major party nominees for governor as well as other statewide, federal and legislative offices. -
Skoog is serving his second term as mayor of Overland Park, having won reelection in November. He previously had served on the Overland Park City Council since 2005. -
Seven GOP candidates file to compete in August gubernatorial primary. -
Schwab said he does not "cater to the loud minority." -
Iowa Democratic Party raises red flag about dozens of Zach Lahn’s flights to Kansas -
Days before the Kansas Senate primary, Patrick Schmidt’s campaign manager is caught creating a website accusing rival Mark Holland of covering up child sexual abuse -
State Sen. Patrick Schmidt attempts to incite controversy with allegations against pastor Adam Hamilton.
