Archive for Tuesday, August 3, 2010
DECISION 2010
Robert Perez, Tonganoxie, casts his ballot just before polls closed at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Tonganoxie VFW Post Home. Perez was the 243rd person to vote at the polling site during Tuesday's primaries.
11:30 p.m. update
Additional races
All precincts reporting
State representative, 41st District
Republican
Louis Klemp — 515
Jana Taylor Goodman — 673
Attorney general
Republican
Ralph J. De Zago — 1,167
Derek Schmidt — 3,953
Insurance commissioner
Republican
Sandy Praeger — 2,858
David J. Powell — 2,752
County commissioner
First District
Republican
Robert Holland — 973
Bob Koppen — 429
Democrat
Lisa Weakley — 238
Tim Goetz— 466
Kickapoo Township Clerk
Democrat
Rhonda Berry — 30
Thomas V. McEvoy— 99
All precincts have reported for Leavenworth County.
10:20 p.m. update
Leavenworth County results
45 of 45 precincts reporting
U.S. Senate
Republican
Jerry Moran — 2,534
Todd Tiahrt — 3,175
Robert Londerholm — 188
Tom Little — 130
Democrat
Lisa Johnston — 523
Charles Schollenberger — 444
David Haley — 353
Patrick Wiesner — 372
Robert A. Conroy — 141
U.S. House of Representatives, 2nd District
Republican
Lynn Jenkins — 3,100
Dennis Pyle — 2,855
Democrat
Thomas Koch — 1,540
Cheryl Hudspeth — 222
Sean Tevis — 104
Governor and Lt. Governor
Republican
Sam Brownback and Jeff Colyer — 4,930
Joan Heffington and Mark Holick — 1,049
Secretary of State
Republican
Kris Kobach — 4,289
Elizabeth Ensley — 1,361
JR Claeys — 262
Democrat
Chris Steineger — 1,010
Chris Biggs — 753
9:31 p.m. update
Leavenworth County results
41 of 45 precincts reporting
U.S. Senate
Republican
Jerry Moran — 2,861
Todd Tiahrt — 2,332
Robert Londerholm — 171
Tom Little — 120
Democrat
Lisa Johnston — 479
Charles Schollenberger — 422
David Haley — 333
Patrick Wiesner — 372
Robert A. Conroy — 131
U.S. House of Representatives, 2nd District
Republican
Lynn Jenkins — 2,841
Dennis Pyle — 2,578
Democrat
Thomas Koch — 1,449
Cheryl Hudspeth — 203
Sean Tevis — 97
Governor and Lt. Governor
Republican
Sam Brownback and Jeff Colyer — 4,485
Joan Heffington and Mark Holick — 957
Secretary of State
Republican
Kris Kobach — 3,876
Elizabeth Ensley — 1,260
JR Claeys — 240
Democrat
Chris Steineger — 944
Chris Biggs — 707
9:31 p.m. update
Leavenworth County results
41 of 45 precincts reporting
U.S. Senate
Republican
Jerry Moran — 2,861
Todd Tiahrt — 2,332
Robert Londerholm — 171
Tom Little — 120
Democrat
Lisa Johnston — 479
Charles Schollenberger — 422
David Haley — 333
Patrick Wiesner — 372
Robert A. Conroy — 131
U.S. House of Representatives, 2nd District
Republican
Lynn Jenkins — 2,841
Dennis Pyle — 2,578
Democrat
Thomas Koch — 1,449
Cheryl Hudspeth — 203
Sean Tevis — 97
Governor and Lt. Governor
Republican
Sam Brownback and Jeff Colyer — 4,485
Joan Heffington and Mark Holick — 957
Secretary of State
Republican
Kris Kobach — 3,876
Elizabeth Ensley — 1,260
JR Claeys — 240
Democrat
Chris Steineger — 944
Chris Biggs — 707
8:30 p.m. update
Here is a look at how folks in Leavenworth County are voting:
26 of 45 precincts reporting
U.S. Senate
Republican
Jerry Moran — 776
Todd Tiahrt — 742
Robert Londerholm — 57
Tom Little — 42
Democrat
Lisa Johnston — 161
Charles Schollenberger — 126
David Haley — 113
Patrick Wiesner — 96
Robert A. Conroy — 37
U.S. House of Representatives, 2nd District
Republican
Lynn Jenkins — 865
Dennis Pyle — 742
Democrat
Thomas Koch — 452
Cheryl Hudspeth — 58
Sean Tevis — 27
Governor and Lt. Governor
Republican
Sam Brownback and Jeff Colyer — 1,328
Joan Heffington and Mark Holick — 271
Secretary of State
Republican
Kris Kobach — 1,930
Elizabeth Ensley — 800
JR Claeys — 141
Democrat
Chris Steineger — 591
Chris Biggs — 413
8:05 p.m. update
The polls closed at 7 p.m. and now it's time for the waiting game as election results begin to come in across the state.
Jerry Moran has an early lead in the U.S. Senate race in the Republican primary, with 72.5 percent of the votes. Todd Tiahrt is second with 22.5 percent.
The winner of that primary will face the winner in the Democratic primary. In that race, Lisa Johnston has an early lead with 38.8 percent. Her closest threat is Charles Schollenberger with 23.5 percent.
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