Kansas
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
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A child is dead after being struck by an Amazon delivery vehicle Monday night in Kansas City.
The Kansas City Police Department responded to the incident just before 6:30 p.m. in the area of East Missouri Avenue and Lexington Avenue in Kansas City’s Historic Northeast neighborhood.
Preliminary investigation indicates that a marked Amazon delivery vehicle had just completed a package delivery in the area. Police said after the delivery, the driver of the vehicle began traveling westbound on East 3rd Terrace toward Woodland Avenue.
Police said at the same time, a child, under the age of 5, was playing in a grassy area of a nearby public park. The child entered the roadway and was struck by the Amazon delivery vehicle.
The Amazon driver initially stopped at the scene but left before officers arrived, according to police.
Police said a family member attempted to follow the Amazon vehicle and inform the driver of what had happened. The driver denied involvement and left the area.
The child was pronounced dead as a result of the injuries, according to police.
Kansas City police said the investigation remains active and ongoing.
The Tacoma Defiance continued a weekend of Seattle vs Kansas soccer with a draw against Sporting Kansas City II. The Sporting second team has not been immune to the struggles in Kansas City, as they have started the season with six points through 9 games and a -15 goal difference. With a Defiance starting lineup featuring six players on first-team contracts, taking home three points should have been the expectation.
The first half was eerily similar to Saturday with Defiance dominating the run of play but entering the locker room with a 1-1 draw. They conceded the opening goal in the 40th minute where Charlie Gaffney and Cody Baker did not organize themselves well to cover the cross from the left side. That cross found an unmarked Shane Donovan who was able to score off a header to the near post, past academy goalkeeper Noah Newman in his first start of 2026.
Five minutes later, Baker equalized with a golazo from 25 yards out that was ripped into the upper right corner. This shot came off a clearance but the sequence right before was representative of how dangerous the left side of the team was. Peter Kingston found a cross-field ball to Sebastian Gomez, his combination play with Codey Phoenix and ability to create space on the dribble led to the cross.
The second half was more evenly played throughout but ended the same as the first with a goal apiece. The Defiance first-teamers came through in the 57th minute when Gomez received the ball on the left touchline, dribbled and centered for Osaze De Rosario. He made a nice move around the defender and slotted the ball in the corner from the top of the box.
SKC II scored in the 63rd minute on a corner after the initial ball wasn’t cleared. It bounced around before landing to previous goal scorer Donovan whose shot was on target but got a slight touch from Tega Ikoba.
With regulation ending in a draw, the teams went to a PK shootout where Defiance won 4–2 after Newman made two saves. Edson Carli converted the winning spot kick.
Overview
Lineup
Stats
xG
Shots
Key performers
Sebastian Gomez
Gomez is making the left winger position his own, consistently being a dangerous outlet and getting an assist in his second straight game. His dribbling and passing ability make him a creative machine out wide and he is finding dangerous passes forward illustrated by his four key passes on the evening. He also finds the pass before the pass, like in the 46th minute when he finds a little through ball from top of the box to Tsukanome on the right side of the box. This led to a dangerous cross to De Rosario but was really kickstarted by Gomez. He has grown throughout the year thus far and looks to be hitting a strong run of form.
Peter Kingston
Kingston returned to the double-pivot in this one and showed why this is probably his best position moving forward. He set the tempo for the team, keeping possession with 86% passing on 58 attempts. However, he also knew when to take the chance and had two key passes of his own. His best pass of the evening was in the 11th minute when he broke two lines on a through ball to Mark O’Neill. His versatility is a key factor in getting as many minutes as he has with the first team but performances like tonight make the case on where he should be long term.
Osaze De Rosario
De Rosario got a run out a day earlier with the first team and followed that up with a start for Defiance. He wasn’t quite as involved as is ideal with only 3 total shots but he was also in the right positions and close to finishing in the 2nd and 46th minute. He did ultimately find the back of the net in the 57th minute after receiving the ball at the top of the box, beating his defender to open up space and placing his shot in the corner. The longer run out and seeing the ball hit the back of the net will hopefully get him some rhythm for his next appearance at the first team.
Highlights
Replay
The Kansas basketball program has made several notable additions since the transfer portal opened, landing three newcomers to round out the starting five. More importantly, the Jayhawks were able to secure top-ranked 2026 prospect Tyran Stokes, one of the most talented high school recruits Bill Self has ever acquired.
It has been an eventful offseason for the coaching staff, but its work in the portal is not done yet. KU still has four scholarships to fill out and will need to use one or two to add impact players off the bench.
Even if KU doesn’t land another starting-caliber transfer, it will need significantly more help on the second unit, especially in the backcourt. These are three players the Jayhawks have been in contact with and are considered strong options for the team next year.
3. James White (New Orleans)
A former Ole Miss, UAB, and New Orleans guard, James White has endured a tumultuous collegiate career, but averaged 19.2 points and 7.0 rebounds at his last stop. He is a 6-foot-5 wing who can get downhill with ease and would provide instant offense on the second unit.
White has become somewhat of a forgotten name since being involved in a sports gambling investigation two seasons ago, but he is reportedly drawing interest from top programs like Kansas and has likely been cleared by the NCAA. If KU is willing to take a chance on his controversial background, White would be an excellent rim-running guard for the staff to pursue.
2. Vyctorius Miller (Oklahoma State)
Miller took a visit to Kansas last month and hasn’t been closely linked to the program since. However, he remains one of the Jayhawks’ top targets as they look to add another bench piece.
The former Oklahoma State guard averaged 10.8 points and 2.7 rebounds in 32 games (26 starts) for the Cowboys this past season. If he is willing to take on a smaller role at KU, he could help replace the departures of Elmarko Jackson and Jamari McDowell in the backcourt.
1. Abdi Bashir Jr. (Kansas State)
Bashir Jr. completed a Zoom call with the KU coaching staff last week and has been on the radar of Jayhawk fans since. His skill set would fit perfectly as a sixth man off KU’s bench.
After playing two years at Monmouth, where he earned All-CAA honors as a sophomore, Bashir transferred to Kansas State for his junior campaign. He averaged 13.2 points, 2.3 assists, and 2.2 rebounds while shooting 44.4% from 3-point range on 8.4 attempts per game.
It has been a while since the Jayhawks have had a 3-point shooter as prolific as Bashir. The rest of his game, including his defense, may be a question mark, but Kansas could desperately use a flamethrower who can swing a game instantly with his outside shooting.
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