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It’s time for me to go to bed. My coverage of the primary is here in a previous post.

• Governor (R): Jim Barnett — 36-26-20 over Canfield and Jennison with 75% of precincts reporting
• 3rd Congressional (R): Chuck Ahner — 52-33 over Scott Schwab with 99% in
• 4th Congressional (D): Too close to call, with Garth McGinn and Marty Mork tied for the lead.
• Kansas Secretary of State (D): Too close to call — David Haley over Robert Beattie 53-47 with 75% reporting
• Kansas Secretary of State (R): Current Secretary of State Ron Thornburgh, 72-28 over Kay O’Connor with 75% reporting
• Kansas Insurance Commissioner (R): Sandy Praeger over Eric Carter 58-42 with 75% in
• Board of Education, District 1 (D): Janet Waugh over Jesse Hall, 65-35, with 96% reporting
• Board of Education, District 3 (R): John Bacon over Harry McDonald, 51-39 with 83% reporting
• Board of Education, District 5 (R): Too close to call — Sally Cauble over Connie Morris 53-47 with 56% in
• Board of Education, District 7 (R): Ken Willard over Donna Viola 54-39 with 74% in
• Board of Education, District 9 (R): Jana Shaver over Brad Patzer, 60-40, with 82% in.

You can see if I got it right in the morning or if I Zogbied them all at the Kansas Secretary of State’s elections page, here.

More analysis and thoughts tomorrow, and throughout the week.

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