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Kansas Primary Election Results
Janie JarrettJ. JarrettJarrett
Paul RogersP. RogersRogers
Dale HelwigD. HelwigHelwig
Melesia RhodesM. RhodesRhodes
Kenneth CollinsK. CollinsCollins*incumbent
Jordan MetcalfJ. MetcalfMetcalf
Chuck SmithC. SmithSmith*incumbent
Joshua JonesJ. JonesJones
Carrie BarthC. BarthBarth*incumbent
Samantha Poetter ParshallS. Poetter ParshallPoetter Parshall*incumbent
Vicki PribbleV. PribblePribble
Dan GoddardD. GoddardGoddard*incumbent
Pam ShernukP. ShernukShernuk
Chris CroftC. CroftCroft*incumbent
Fred GardnerF. GardnerGardner*incumbent
Zachary HawkinsZ. HawkinsHawkins
Suzanne WikleS. WikleWikle
Ron BryceR. BryceBryce*incumbent
Doug BlexD. BlexBlex*incumbent
Edgar ChrismanE. ChrismanChrisman
Duane DrogeD. DrogeDroge*incumbent
Dennis MillerD. MillerMiller*incumbent
Charlotte EsauC. EsauEsau
Allison HouglandA. HouglandHougland*incumbent
Linda FeatherstonL. FeatherstonFeatherston*incumbent
Jo Ella HoyeJ. HoyeHoye*incumbent
Cindy NeighborC. NeighborNeighbor*incumbent
Robert WhitmanR. WhitmanWhitman
Stephanie Sawyer ClaytonS. Sawyer ClaytonSawyer Clayton*incumbent
Mark HermesM. HermesHermes
Anthony OrwickA. OrwickOrwick
Mari-Lynn PoskinM. PoskinPoskin*incumbent
Jerry CharltonJ. CharltonCharlton
Jerry StogsdillJ. StogsdillStogsdill*incumbent
Lindsay VaughnL. VaughnVaughn*incumbent
Susan RuizS. RuizRuiz*incumbent
Jarrod OusleyJ. OusleyOusley*incumbent
Dale RedickD. RedickRedick
Greg SchoofsG. SchoofsSchoofs
Chip VanHoudenC. VanHoudenVanHouden
David BensonD. BensonBenson
Sean TarwaterS. TarwaterTarwater*incumbent
Carl TurnerC. TurnerTurner*incumbent
Heather MeyerH. MeyerMeyer*incumbent
Betsey LasisterB. LasisterLasister
Laura WilliamsL. WilliamsWilliams*incumbent
Louis RuizL. RuizRuiz*incumbent
Dennis GrindelD. GrindelGrindel
Pam CurtisP. CurtisCurtis*incumbent
Mathew ReinholdM. ReinholdReinhold
Mike ThompsonM. ThompsonThompson*incumbent
Valdenia WinnV. WinnWinn*incumbent
Marvin RobinsonM. RobinsonRobinson*incumbent
Kimberly DeWittK. DeWittDeWitt
Lynn MeltonL. MeltonMelton*incumbent
Mark GilstrapM. GilstrapGilstrap
Melissa OropezaM. OropezaOropeza*incumbent
Timothy JohnsonT. JohnsonJohnson*incumbent
Vanessa Vaughn WestV. Vaughn WestVaughn West
Angela StiensA. StiensStiens*incumbent
David BuehlerD. BuehlerBuehler*incumbent
Aimee BatemanA. BatemanBateman
Pat ProctorP. ProctorProctor*incumbent
Robert OwensR. OwensOwens
Eddy MartinezE. MartinezMartinez
Lance NeellyL. NeellyNeelly*incumbent
Mike StiebenM. StiebenStieben
Bill SuttonB. SuttonSutton*incumbent
Barbara BallardB. BallardBallard*incumbent
Mike AmyxM. AmyxAmyx*incumbent
Logan GinavanL. GinavanGinavan
Mary WilliamsM. WilliamsWilliams
Ronald EllisR. EllisEllis*incumbent
Dan OsmanD. OsmanOsman*incumbent
Debbie PaulbeckD. PaulbeckPaulbeck
Nikki McDonaldN. McDonaldMcDonald*incumbent
Jessica PorterJ. PorterPorter
Kyle McNortonK. McNortonMcNorton*incumbent
Eli KormanikE. KormanikKormanik
Megan SteeleM. SteeleSteele
Jacquie LightcapJ. LightcapLightcap
Jesse BorjonJ. BorjonBorjon*incumbent
Kirk HaskinsK. HaskinsHaskins*incumbent
Jade Pearson RamsdellJ. Pearson RamsdellPearson Ramsdell
Ken CorbetK. CorbetCorbet*incumbent
Tobias SchlingensiepenT. SchlingensiepenSchlingensiepen*incumbent
Michael BarronM. BarronBarron
Virgil WeigelV. WeigelWeigel*incumbent
Pennie Boyer-KloosP. Boyer-KloosBoyer-Kloos
John AlcalaJ. AlcalaAlcala*incumbent
Donna McGintyD. McGintyMcGinty
Wendy Damman-BednarW. Damman-BednarDamman-Bednar
Alexis SimmonsA. SimmonsSimmons
Michael MathewsonM. MathewsonMathewson
Michael LewisM. LewisLewis
Rebecca SchmoeR. SchmoeSchmoe*incumbent
Mic McGuireM. McGuireMcGuire
Mark SchreiberM. SchreiberSchreiber*incumbent
Will SpencerW. SpencerSpencer
Francis AwerkampF. AwerkampAwerkamp*incumbent
Dorothy GoodmanD. GoodmanGoodman
Allen ReavisA. ReavisReavis
Lewis BloomL. BloomBloom*incumbent
Lorraine CenicerosL. CenicerosCeniceros
Jeff UnderhillJ. UnderhillUnderhill*incumbent
Shawn ChaunceyS. ChaunceyChauncey
Sydney CarlinS. CarlinCarlin*incumbent
Angel RoeserA. RoeserRoeser
Michael SeymourM. SeymourSeymour
Nathan ButlerN. ButlerButler*incumbent
Clarke SandersC. SandersSanders*incumbent
Scott HillS. HillHill*incumbent
Steven HoweS. HoweHowe*incumbent
Heidi HoskinsonH. HoskinsonHoskinson
Avery AndersonA. AndersonAnderson*incumbent
Richard WilbornR. WilbornWilborn
Jenna RatzlaffJ. RatzlaffRatzlaff
Will CarpenterW. CarpenterCarpenter*incumbent
Brad BarrettB. BarrettBarrett
Kristey WilliamsK. WilliamsWilliams*incumbent
Daniel GoodmanD. GoodmanGoodman
Robyn EssexR. EssexEssex*incumbent
Siobhan McIntyreS. McIntyreMcIntyre
Webster RothW. RothRoth*incumbent
Bill RhileyB. RhileyRhiley*incumbent
Blake CarpenterB. CarpenterCarpenter*incumbent
Kyle BeauchampK. BeauchampBeauchamp
Leah HowellL. HowellHowell*incumbent
Henry HelgersonH. HelgersonHelgerson*incumbent
Erik SeligmanE. SeligmanSeligman
Ford CarrF. CarrCarr*incumbent
Aonya Kendrick BarnettA. Kendrick BarnettKendrick Barnett
Patrick PennP. PennPenn*incumbent
Silas MillerS. MillerMiller*incumbent
Mike SniderM. SniderSnider
Susan Oliver EstesS. Oliver EstesOliver Estes*incumbent
Veronica GilletteV. GilletteGillette
Chuck SchmidtC. SchmidtSchmidt
Sandy PickertS. PickertPickert*incumbent
KC OhaebosimK. OhaebosimOhaebosim*incumbent
Tracy EdingfieldT. EdingfieldEdingfield
Carl MaughanC. MaughanMaughan*incumbent
Steve HuebertS. HuebertHuebert
Keisha McClish CoutsK. McClish CoutsMcClish Couts
Emil BergquistE. BergquistBergquist*incumbent
John CarmichaelJ. CarmichaelCarmichael*incumbent
Justin ShoreJ. ShoreShore
Brian BergkampB. BergkampBergkamp*incumbent
Leo DelperdangL. DelperdangDelperdang*incumbent
Tom SawyerT. SawyerSawyer*incumbent
Christopher ParishoC. ParishoParisho
Dan JohnsonD. JohnsonJohnson
Tom KesslerT. KesslerKessler*incumbent
Christine PruittC. PruittPruitt
Nick HoheiselN. HoheiselHoheisel*incumbent
Carol BrewerC. BrewerBrewer
Cyndi HowertonC. HowertonHowerton*incumbent
Susan HumphriesS. HumphriesHumphries*incumbent
Mike McCorkleM. McCorkleMcCorkle
Daniel HawkinsD. HawkinsHawkins*incumbent
Joe SeiwertJ. SeiwertSeiwert*incumbent
Jason ProbstJ. ProbstProbst*incumbent
Kyler SweelyK. SweelySweely
Tyson ThrallT. ThrallThrall
Angela MartinezA. MartinezMartinez*incumbent
Lynnette Krieger-ZookL. Krieger-ZookKrieger-Zook
Paul WaggonerP. WaggonerWaggoner*incumbent
David HickmanD. HickmanHickman
Lisa MoserL. MoserMoser*incumbent
Gerald JohnsonG. JohnsonJohnson
Brandon WoodardB. WoodardWoodard*incumbent
Keith GriffinK. GriffinGriffin
Troy WaymasterT. WaymasterWaymaster*incumbent
Ellace HendersonE. HendersonHenderson
Ken RahjesK. RahjesRahjes*incumbent
Joseph LantzJ. LantzLantz
Barb WasingerB. WasingerWasinger*incumbent
Mark RondeauM. RondeauRondeau
Sherri BrantleyS. BrantleyBrantley
Brett FairchildB. FairchildFairchild*incumbent
Steve SchweizerS. SchweizerSchweizer
Kevin SchwertfegerK. SchwertfegerSchwertfeger
Gary WhiteG. WhiteWhite*incumbent
Kyle HoffmanK. HoffmanHoffman*incumbent
Bill HammondB. HammondHammond
Adam TurkA. TurkTurk*incumbent
Jim MinnixJ. MinnixMinnix*incumbent
Jason GoetzJ. GoetzGoetz*incumbent
Adam SmithA. SmithSmith*incumbent
Mel PinickM. PinickPinick
John ResmanJ. ResmanResman*incumbent
Lon PishnyL. PishnyPishny
Tracy MeinzerT. MeinzerMeinzer
Bob LewisB. LewisLewis*incumbent
Benjamin FuentesB. FuentesFuentes
Shannon FrancisS. FrancisFrancis*incumbent
The Kansas City Chiefs were on the road this holiday season, capping off their 11-day gauntlet with a big-time win over the Pittsburgh Steelers. Fueled by a high-flying offensive performance and an inspiring effort from the defense, Andy Reid’s team accomplished plenty on Christmas Day.
With that in mind, here are four takeaways from Wednesday’s game.
When Patrick Mahomes suffered a high-ankle sprain in Week 15 against the Cleveland Browns, many thought the injury would limit Kansas City’s superstar signal-caller for weeks to come. While he clearly wasn’t 100% healthy in last Saturday’s win over the Houston Texans, he still played an efficient game and looked comfortable in the pocket. That continued into this week, with Mahomes himself saying he thought he’d be in an even better spot with the ankle for Wednesday. That certainly was the case in Pittsburgh.
In one of his better performances of the season, everything clicked for Mahomes at different points in the game. Early on, he moved well in the pocket and even got a deep ball to Justin Watson to convert. In the third quarter, he got the RPO game going and let his receivers do the work. The fourth quarter saw him connect with Travis Kelce on a record-breaking score. In all, the two-time MVP completed 29 passes for 320 yards and three touchdowns. If this is Mahomes rounding into playoff form, Kansas City will be in good shape.
Last weekend, Kansas City put up a mixed bag of defensive football against the Texans. Early on, C.J. Stroud and company had some explosive plays and didn’t have any trouble converting on third down. Things changed in the second half, even after defensive tackle Chris Jones suffered a strained calf. A Wednesday morning report confirmed that Jones wasn’t set to play in Week 17, which left the Chiefs’ defense shorthanded. While things were far from perfect without Jones, sitting him turned out to be the right call as the team managed in his absence.
Let’s get this out of the way: Pittsburgh very well could’ve – and should’ve – wound up with more points. On multiple occasions, the defense failed to contain Russell Wilson and the Chiefs struggled on third downs for most of the game. With that said, Steve Spagnuolo’s unit also forced some turnovers and generated a good deal of pressure on the afternoon. Things could’ve been worse than surrendering five yards per play against a big-play offense, especially down your top defender. Luckily for the Chiefs, they’ll take a 10-point output from the Steelers and also welcome Jones back with open arms whenever he’s healthy.
Last weekend, Chiefs rookie wideout Xavier Worthy hauled in a career-high seven passes and added 65 yards and a touchdown. He pitched in another score on Christmas, also topping his personal bests for receptions and yards with eight and 79, respectively. Mahomes and Co. have alluded to Worthy growing down the stretch of the season, which is exactly what he continues to showcase heading into the playoffs.
Kelce also deserves a huge tip of the cap. The future Hall of Fame man has already lost a step athletically and isn’t really a post-catch threat anymore, but he brought a bit of juice on Wednesday. At the age of 35 and in season No. 12, catching eight passes for 84 yards and a score will certainly do. There’s a case to be made that this was Kelce’s best game in nearly two months, and setting a record in the process is a big deal. He’s earned some rest over the next few weeks.
In the Week 17 playoff picture, the Buffalo Bills still stood a chance at securing the one-seed in the conference thanks to a head-to-head tiebreaker over the Chiefs from earlier this season. They also, however, gave the reigning champs a backup plan in case they fell flat on Wednesday. In the event that Kansas City lost to Pittsburgh on Christmas Day, they could’ve still locked up a first-round bye with a Buffalo loss or tie over the weekend. None of that applies now after the Chiefs handled business.
As it turns out, Wednesday served as a Merry Clinchmas for the Chiefs. They now sit atop the conference and won’t have to play on Wild Card weekend, also making sure that they won’t have to hit the road until they (potentially) reach the Super Bowl. Additionally, the timing of this victory now makes Week 18’s game against the Denver Broncos more interesting from a personnel standpoint. With the most important spot in the conference playoff bracket secured, there are only good problems on the team’s hands now.
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