As the daughter of an Army officer, I grew up on posts in the U.S., Germany, and Japan. My father (left) served in World War II and received the Purple Heart during the Korean Conflict. This Veterans Day, we honor him and all the brave men and women who have worn the uniform.
Honored to spend Veterans Day morning serving breakfast at Hy-Vee. As the daughter of a veteran, I grew up seeing what service asks of a family, and I got to say thank you to those who gave it.
To every veteran, thank you for your service and sacrifice. 🇺🇸
Over the past year and a half, we’ve traveled more than 50,000 miles, for more than 75 counties, working to deliver the Attorney General’s Office back to the people of Kansas.
Tonight, we proved that when Kansans come together, we win. Thank you, Kansas.
The people of Kansas made their voices heard, and I’m deeply honored by the trust Kansans placed in me to serve as your next governor. Whether I earned your vote or not, I will work for you.
Throughout this campaign, I heard from people who want their leaders to put politics aside and work together to deliver on the things that matter most: strong public schools, lower costs for our families and farmers, and an economy where every Kansan can get ahead.
I thank Senate President Ty Masterson for his service to our state and congratulate him on running a hard-fought campaign. In the days ahead, I look forward to working closely with Governor Laura Kelly to ensure a smooth transition and build on the progress our state has made.
Now, we move forward - together.
Kansans deserve an Attorney General who follows the law. And that's Chris Mann. Get out and vote today - polls close at 7pm CT. https://t.co/gSxLri4wYk
We’re currently projecting that Democrats will win 15 to 25 seats, putting them at a 230- to 240-seat majority. If Democrats sweep the Toss Ups and hold all the seats that favor them, they’ll get to 240 — their largest majority since 2009.
It's election day, #KS03! Grab a friend, get to the polls, and make your voice heard.
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