State Party Officers

Chair: Derek Langseth  Vice-Chair: Joy Holt
Treas: Tony Mattia  Secr: Judy Tucker

RPKS Executive Committee Meeting Conference Call

2011-08-09 20:00
2011-08-09 21:30
America/Chicago

Join us for our monthly conference call meeting of the Executive Committee of the Reform Party of Kansas.

Contact Derek Langseth for the conference call details.

Reform Party of KS conf. call

Reform Party of Kansas monthly Conference Call is set for August 2 at 8:00pm

Lessons Learned

If you want to run as a minor party candidate, you'd better read this:

Ken Cannon for KS Governor - Help Ken NOW to Get into a Johnson County Debate

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If You Want Reform, Vote Reform!
http://www.VoteKansas.org/

Please Help NOW to Get Ken Cannon into the Governor's Office.
http://www.KenCannon.net/
kencannon@hotmail.com

Listen to Ken on 580 AM WIBW
at 12:00 Noon on Friday, Oct. 22, 2010

Please Help NOW to Get Ken Cannon into an Important Debate
at Johnson County Community College
in Yardley Hall
on Thursday, Oct. 28, 2010.

We need at least $1,000 for the hall rental fee.

The Libertarian and Democrat candidates plan to attend.  Let's get Sam Brownback to attend like he got Sheila Frahm to attend debates in 1996.

Contribute with Paypal on http://www.kencannon.net/ or Mail to:
Ken Cannon for Governor
PO Box 134 / Lincoln, KS  67455

or
Ken Cannon for Governor
PO Box 663 / Andover, KS  67002

Limit $2,000 per person
Limit $4,000 per business
Ken Cannon will meet Resourceful Donors in person.

PAID FOR BY KEN CANNON FOR GOVERNOR
http://www.votekansas.org/poster/help-ken-2010

VoteSmart is the Voter's best friend!

Of the three candidates for Kansas House District 67, only Nate Wilson had the political courage to identify his positions on VoteSmart. Thankfully, VoteSmart also tracked incumbent Tom Hawk's voting record. Republican Mosier's positions remain in the dark. Click here for links.

My story - How I came to be a candidate in this election

Why would a pastor with 11 children run for office? Here's Nate's response to a leader in his church denomination who asked:

How to tell a good law from a bad one

A legislator must know how to determine a good idea for a law from a bad idea for a law. To vote wisely for a candidate for legislator, you need to know on what basis that candidate will determine a good law from a bad one. Here's how I will make that determination: