Primary election brings mixed bag of results for Kansas legislative incumbents

One of our Neighbors got quite a surprise of an afternoon a few weeks ago. This thirsty snake showed up to take a few sips of water. It seems the extreme heat and ongoing drought are affecting all creatures, great and small. We t h a n k our readerphotographer (who wishes to remain anonymous) for providing the photo.
One of our Neighbors got quite a surprise of an afternoon a few weeks ago. This thirsty snake showed up to take a few sips of water. It seems the extreme heat and ongoing drought are affecting all creatures, great and small. We t h a n k our readerphotographer (who wishes to remain anonymous) for providing the photo.

By: Noah Taborda

Kansas Reflector

August 3, 2022

Several incumbent Kansas legislators are on their way out of the Statehouse after Tuesday’s election. Others are just barely hanging on.

Among those who missed the mark in their reelection effort is Rep. Aaron Coleman, a Kansas City Democrat, who lost in a three-way race in Wyandotte County. Melissa Oropeza, a health care professional, finished first wi…