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2022 Kansas House Election Liberty Scorecard

District

Candidate                           * Incumbent 

   

Incumbent Liberty Score (Note 1)

Support COS Resolution in 2023? (Note 2)

 1 Paul D. Rogers D - Columbus    
 1  Michael Houser * R - Columbus 45% No 
 2 Ken Collins * R -  Mulberry 55% No 
 3 Chuck Smith R - Pittsburg 100% Yes 
 4 Trevor Jacobs * R - Fort Scott 55% No 
 5 Carrie Barth R - Baldwin City   Yes
 6 Nina Fricke D - Bucyrus    
 6 Samantha Poetter Parshall * R - Paola 100% Yes 
 7 Dan Goddard R - Parsons   Undecided 
 8 Pam Shernuk D - Overland Park    
 8 Chris Croft * R -  Overland Park 100% Yes
 9 Alana Cloutier D - Humboldt    
 9 Fred Gardner R -  Garnett    
 10 Christina Haswood * D - Lawrence 0%   No
 11 Gregory L. Wilkinson D - Coffeyville    
 11 Ron Bryce R - Coffeyville    
 12 Doug Blex * R - Independence 100% Yes
 13 Joe Newland * R - Neodesha 100% Yes
 14 Dennis Miller
D - Olathe    
 14 Charlotte Esau
R - Olathe 100% Yes
 15 Allison Hougland D - Olathe    
 15 Matt Bingesser
R - Olathe   Yes
 16 Linda Featherston *
D - Overland Park 0% No
 16 Ed Roitz
R - Overland Park   Yes
 17 Jo Ella Hoye *
D - Lenexa 0% No
 17 Emily Carpenter R - Lenexa   Yes
 18 Cindy Neighbor *
D - Shawnee 0% No
 18 Cathy Gordon
R - Shawnee   Yes
 19 Stephanie Clayton *
D - Overland Park 0% No
 19 Nicholas Reddell
R - Prairie Village    
 20 Mari-Lynn Poskin *
D - Leawood 0% No
 20 Carrie Rahfaldt R - Leawood   Yes 
 21 Jerry Stogsdill *
D - Prairie Village  0%  No 
 22 Lindsay Vaughn *
D - Overland Park  0% No 
 22 Robert "Chris" Colburn
R - Overland Park    
 23 Susan Ruiz *
D - Shawnee 0% No
 24 Jarrod Ousley *
D - Merriam 0%  No 
 25 Rui Xu *
D - Westwood 0% No 
 26 Cheron Tiffany
D - Olathe    
 26 Adam Thomas * R - Olathe 100%  Yes 
 27 Christi Pribula D - Overland Park    
 27 Sean Tarwater Sr. *
R - Stilwell 100% Yes
 28 Ace Allen
D - Overland Park    
 28 Carl Turner *
R - Leawood 100% Yes
 29 Heather Meyer *
D - Overland Park 0% No
 29 David Soffer
R - Overland Park   Yes 
 30 Courtney Eiterich
D - Lenexa    
 30 Laura Williams
R - Lenexa   Yes
 31 Louis E. Ruiz *
D - Kansas City 0% No
 31 Dennis Grindel
R - Kansas City   Yes 
 32 Pam Curtis *
D - Kansas City 9% No
 33 Bill Hutton
D - Kansas City    
 33 Mike Thompson
R - Bonner Springs   Yes 
 34 Valdenia C. Winn *
D - Kansas City 0%  No 
 34 Pepe Cabrera
R - Kansas City   Yes 
 35  Marvin S. Robinson II
D - Kansas City    
 35 Sam Stillwell
R - Kansas City    Yes
 36 Lynn Melton
D - Kansas City
   
 36 Kevin Braun
R - Kansas City
  No
 37 Melissa Oropeza D -  Kansas City    
 37 Diana Whittington R -  Kansas City    
 38 Timothy H. Johnson * R -  Kansas City 100%  Yes 
 39 Vanessa Vaughn West D -  Shawnee    
 39 Owen Donohoe * R - Shawnee 100%  Yes 
 40 Martha Allen
D - Lansing    
 40 David Buehler
R - Lansing   Yes
 41 Harry Schwarz
D - Leavenworth    
 41 Pat Proctor *
R - Leavenworth 100% Yes
 42 Lance W. Neelly *
R - Tonganoxie 100%  Yes 
 43 Keith Davenport
D - Gardner    
 43 Bill Sutton *
R - Gardner 73%  Yes 
 44 Barbara W. Ballard *
D - Lawrence 0%  No 
 45 Mike Amyx *
D - Lawrence 0%  No 
 46 Dennis Highberger *
D - Lawrence 0%  No 
 47 Ronald Ellis *
R - Meriden 100%  Yes 
 48 Dan Osman *
D - Overland Park 45%  Yes ** 
 48 Terry Frederick
R - Overland Park   Yes 
 49 Brad Boyd
D - Olathe    
 49 Kristin A. Clark
R - Olathe   Yes 
 50 Fred C. Patton *
R - Topeka 91%  Yes 
 51 Kenny Titus
R - Wamego   Yes 
 52 Derik Flerlage
D - Topeka    
 52 Jesse Borjon *
R - Topeka 45%   No
 53 Kirk R. Haskins
D - Topeka    
 53 Bruce Williamson
R - Topeka   Yes
 54 Lyndon Johnson
D - Topeka    
 54 Ken Corbet *
R - Topeka 100%  Yes 
 55 Tobias Schlingensiepen
D - Topeka    
 55 Todd C. Staerkel
R - Topeka    
 56 Virgil Weigel *
D - Topeka 9%  No 
 57 John Alcala *
D - Topeka 0%  No 
 58 Vic Miller * D -  Topeka 45%  Yes ** 
 59 Darrell McCune D -  Ottawa    
 59 Rebecca Schmoe R -  Ottawa    
 60 Mic McGuire D -  Emporia    
 60 Mark Schreiber *  R -  Emporia 27%  No 
 61 Francis Awerkamp * R -  St. Marys  55%  No 
 62 Randy Garber * R -  Sabetha  100%  Yes 
 63 John R. Eplee * R -  Atchison  100%  Yes 
 64 Patricia Smetana D -  Wakefield    
 64 Lewis (Bill) Bloom R - Clay Center   Yes 
 65 Jeff Underhill R - Junction City    
 66 Sydney Carlin *
D - Manhattan 0% No
 67 Kim Zito
D - Manhattan    
 67 Mike Dodson *
R - Manhattan 91% Yes
 68 Michael Seymour II
D - Council Grove    
 68 Nathan (Nate) Butler
R - Junction City    
 69 Molly Molina
D - Salina    
 69 Clarke Sanders *
R - Salina 100% Yes
 70 Scott Hill
R - Abilene   Yes
 71 Steven K. Howe *
R - Salina 100% Yes
 72 Avery Anderson *
R - Newton 100% Yes
 73 Les Mason *
R - McPherson 100% Yes
 74 Stephen Owens *
R - Hesston 100% Yes
 75 Will Carpenter *
R - El Dorado 100% Yes
 76 Chuck Torres
D - Olpe    
 76 Eric L. Smith *
R - Burlington 91% Yes
 77 Kristey S. Williams *
R - Augusta 100% Yes
 78 W. Michael Shimeall
D - Olathe    
 78 Robyn R. Essex
R - Olathe   Yes 
 79 Kris Trimmer
D - Winfield    
 79 Webster T. Roth
R - Winfield   Yes
 80 Bill Rhiley * R -  Wellington  100%  Yes 
 81 Blake Carpenter * R - Derby  N/A  Yes 
 82 Misti Hobbs D - Derby     
 82 Leah Howell * (81) R - Derby  100%  Yes
 83 Henry Helgerson * D - Wichita   55% Yes 
 84 Ford Carr D - Wichita    
 85 Jalon Britton  D - Bel Aire    Yes ** 
 85 Patrick A. Penn * R - Wichita  100%  Yes 
 86 Silas Miller D - Wichita (9%)^ (No)^
 86 Rick Lindsey R- Wichita   Undecided 
 87 Chris Strong D - Wichita    
 87 Susan Oliver Estes * R - Wichita 100% Yes
 88 Chuck Schmidt *
D - Wichita 9% No
 88 Sandy Pickert
R - Wichita   Yes 
 89 KC Ohaebosim *
D - Wichita 0% No
 90 Carl Maughan
R - Colwich    Undecided
 91 Brooke Chong D - Wichita     
 91 Emil M. Bergquist *
R - Park City 100% Yes
 92 John Carmichael *
D - Wichita 9% No
 93 Brian Bergkamp *
R - Wichita 100% Yes
 94 Robert Howes
D - Wichita    
 94 Leo G. Delperdang *
R - Wichita 100% Yes
 95 Christopher Parisho
R - Wichita   Yes 
 95 Tom Sawyer *
D - Wichita 0% No
 96 Tom Kessler * R -  Wichita 100%  Yes 
 97 Nick Hoheisel * R - Wichita 100%  Yes
 98 Cyndi Howerton * R - Wichita 100%  Yes 
 99 Susan Humphries * R - Wichita 100%  Yes 
 100 Mike McCorkle D - Wichita    
 100 Daniel Hawkins * R - Wichita 100%  Yes 
 101 Joe Seiwert * R -  Pretty Prairie 100%  Yes 
 102 Jason Probst * D -  Hutchinson   9% No 
 102 John Whitesel R - Hutchinson    Yes 
 103 Angela Martinez D - Wichita    
 104 Garth Strand D - Buhler    
 104 Paul Waggoner *
R - Hutchinson 100% Yes
 105 Jaelynn Elise Abegg
D - Wichita    
 105 Brenda K. Landwehr *
R - Wichita 100% Yes
 106 Lisa M. Moser *
R - Wheaton 100% Yes
 107 Susan L Concannon * R -  Beloit 91%  Yes 
 108 Brandon Woodard * D -  Lenexa  0%  No 
 109 Troy Waymaster * R -  Bunker Hill  100%  Yes 
 110 Ken Rahjes * R -  Agra  91%  Yes 
 111 Edward Hammond D -  Hays   Undecided 
 111 Barb Wasinger * R -  Hays  100%  Yes 
 112 Tory Marie Blew (Arnberger) * R -  Great Bend  100%  Yes 
 113 Jo Ann Roth D -  Ellinwood    
 113 Brett Fairchild * R -  St. John  100%  Yes 
 114 Michael Murphy * R -  Sylvia 100%  Yes 
 115 Gary White R -  Ashland     
 116 Kirsten Lee Barger D -  Pratt    
 116 Kyle D. Hoffman * R -  Coldwater  100%  Yes 
 117 Courtney Tripp  D -  De Soto    
 117 Adam Turk  R -  Shawnee    Yes 
 118 Jim Minnix * R -  Scott City  100% 
 119 Jason W. Goetz
R - Dodge City   Yes 
 120 Adam Smith
R - Weskan 100% Yes
 121 Mel Pinick
D - Olathe    
 121 John Resman *
R - Olathe 100% Yes
 122 William Clifford * R -  Garden City  100%  Yes 
 123 Bob Lewis
R - Garden City   Yes
 124 David Younger
R - Ulysses    
 125 Shannon Francis *
R - Liberal 100% Yes

** Survey answers inconsistent with understanding of Article V or position on COS passage.

^ Candidate has publicly stated he wants to "build on the record” of the legislator who just resigned, Stephanie Byers; so, these are Rep. Byers’ Scorecard results from 2022.

Note 1: Liberty score is based on votes taken in 2022. 

HCR5027: Call for a Convention of States, failed two-thirds passage, 76-43.  

SB160: A bill protecting women’s sports, failed to override veto, 81-41.  

HB2717: A bill prohibiting immigration sanctuary cities, passed, 84-38.  

SB58: Parents’ Bill of Rights, failed to override veto, 72-50.  

HCR5014: Constitutional Amendment providing for legislative oversight of rules and regulations adopted by executive branch agencies and officials, passed, 85-39. 

HCR5022: Constitutional Amendment for sheriffs to be elected, passed, 91-31.  

HB2252: Prohibiting Consent Decrees from Altering Voting Laws, passed to override veto, 84-37.  

Note 2: Support for voting to call a convention of states in 2023 is based on either past votes, candidate endorsement, or responses to candidate survey.

 

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Physicians for COS

The diagnosis is clear.

We have a growing cancer today known as the Obamacare. As a result physicians are no longer free to practice medicine.

No profession feels the full force of the federal government more than physicians. The medical profession is the most highly regulated profession in the United States. The practice of medicine is controlled, taxed, and regulated to the point of being destroyed by the heavy hand of the federal government.

Physicians are told how to bill, how much to charge, and how to treat patients. They are mandated to use expensive electronic medical records. The federally enacted HIPPA (Health Information Privacy and Portability Act) makes the communication between physicians and atients burdensome, inefficient,and expensive. Every physician is required by federal mandate to register with the government to obtain an NPI (national provider identifier.) We are required by federal law to obtain and pay for a license to prescribe medication through the DEA, which is separate from our state licensure.

This heavy hand of government not only oversees the largest federal health bureaucracy ever created, but by extension reaches into every state, every city, and every small town to regulate how every licensed physician practices the art of medicine and how citizens obtain care.

The treatment is also clear.

The prescription for a cure was written into our constitution by our founders. Article V of our constitution allows for the states to call for a convention of states to limit the power and jurisdiction of the federal government through the proposal of constitutional amendments. Physicians should be the strongest supporters of this brilliantly-crafted states’ rights tool placed into our constitution by our founders.

I urge my fellow American physicians to join with me in supporting an Article V Convention of States to take back control of the practice of medicine. It’s the only way that we can return the practice of medicine back to the intimate relationship between a doctor and patient without interference by the heavy hand of a distant, national government.

Jeffrey I. Barke, M.D. Family Physician Newport Beach, CA
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