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KS-04
| Incumbent | Todd Tiahrt |
| Party | Republican |
| Seeking Re-election? | No, Running for Senate |
| Candidate Website | House Website Campaign Website |
| Other Resources | Congresspedia profile on Todd Tiahrt |
| 2004 Presidential Vote | Obama - 39.72% McCain - 58.38% |
| 2006 Election Margin | Tiahrt - 63.40% Betts - 32.30% Rosile (L) - 1.9% Ducey (Ref) - 2.2% |
| Voter Registration | As at 1/9/08 Dem - 104,642 (27.70%) Rep - 171,857 (45.50%) Other - 2,320 (0.61%) Unaff - 98,891 (26.18%) |
| District Blog(s) | The Idiot Factor: Todd Tiahrt's Folly |
| Potential Challenger | Steve Rosile |
| Party | Libertarian |
| Source of Information | 2008 Candidate |
| Candidate Website |
| Potential Challenger | State Senator Donald Betts |
| Party | Democratic |
| Source of Information | 2008 Candidate |
| Candidate Website | Campaign Website |
| Other Resources | Congresspedia Profile on Donald Betts |
| Potential Challenger | Susan Ducey |
| Party | Reform |
| Source of Information | 2008 Candidate |
| Candidate Website | Campaign Website |
| Other Resources |
| Rumoured Challenger | State Sen Dick Kelsey |
| Party | Republican |
| Source of Information | Media Story |
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| Rumoured Challenger | Mike Pompeo |
| Party | Republican |
| Source of Information | Media Story |
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| Rumoured Challenger | State Sen Susan Wagle |
| Party | Republican |
| Source of Information | Roll Call |
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| Rumoured Challenger | State Sen Majority Leader Derek Schmidt |
| Party | Republican |
| Source of Information | 2008 Candidate |
| Candidate Website |
| Rumoured Challenger | Sue Schlapp |
| Party | Republican |
| Source of Information | Roll Call |
| Candidate Website |
| Rumoured Challenger | Matt Schlapp |
| Party | Republican |
| Source of Information | Roll Call |
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| Tennisbum | Donald Betts is running | 1 | May 10 2008, 6:33 PM EDT by JamesBordonaro | ||
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Thread started: Apr 20 2008, 8:57 PM EDT
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Donald has been making the tour of the communities in the 4th district. Dan Glickman, who was defeated by Tiarht many years ago, was accompanying him and providing him with an introduction. Donald is quite young and it will be an uphill battle.
Tiarht's big issue now is the tanker contract that went to to Airbus. Boeing/Spirit is a major employer in this area and the loss of the contract will definitely hurt. While Tiarht works on this, he still has to deal with the issue that his presidential candidate was instrumental in keeping the contract out of Wichita and lobbyists for Airbus are currently his campaign advisors. If Tiarht is going to get shafted by his Republican cronies, then what good is he? And about that global warming---- |
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| SteveSingiser | A Real Challenger For Tiahrt? | 1 | Nov 1 2007, 4:56 PM EDT by guystevens | ||
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Thread started: Aug 23 2007, 11:35 AM EDT
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While looking for something else on the political blog of the Wichita Eagle, I came across the item which I linked to above. Apparently, state senator Donald Betts, when confronted with a query about a congressional bid by the paper's editorial board, refused to deny such a bid was in the offing. All he offered was an expression of surprise, followed by "stay tuned." If he runs, he would be the first serious challenger to Tiahrt since Carlos Nolla held him to 54% of the vote in 2000.
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