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Representative Gail Finney, a native Kansan and long-time active Democrat, was first elected in 2008 to serve northeast Wichita’s 84th legislative district.
Dakota Loomis, a political veteran raised in Kansas, began work as the communications director of the Kansas Democratic Party, KDP Executive Director Jason Perkey announced today.
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Education, taxes and poor leadership show how much Gov. Sam Brownback is out of touch with Kansans' priorities. A new poll highlights the disconnect, Kansas Democratic Chair Joan Wagnon said Tuesday.
Only 36 percent of registered voters approve of the job Brownback is doing, a SurveyUSA poll reported. Sponsored by KWCH-TV in Wichita, the poll was conducted Jan. 19-24, 2012. Brownback's approval rating has dropped 19 points in a single year, tumbling from a 55 percent approval rating SurveyUSA reported in a Jan. 24, 2011, poll.
"Kansas Democrats believe in education, opportunity and responsibility," Wagnon said. "These are values and priorities that all Kansans share. But this administration's solutions for education are to slice funding to historically low levels and shift the burden of paying for schools to the backs of local property taxpayers.