The Political Graveyard: Johnson County, Kan.

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Johnson County
Kansas

Politicians who lived in Johnson County

Johnson County (no city given): Rich Becker — Tim Carmody — Owen de Long — Kris Kobach — Cheryl Maddox — Thomas C. Owens — Paul H. Styers — Dwight D. Sutherland, Jr. — Richard C. Turnbow — John L. Vratil

Fairway: Frank L. Hagaman — Arlene Krings — C. Edward Peterson — Eli Tate

Gardner: A. Bigelow — Terri Gregory — Frank Lyons

Leawood: David Adkins — Chuck Digby — Peggy J. Dunn — Laura A. Hendricks — G. Gordon Thomas

Lenexa: Michael A. Boehm — Joan Bowman — Steve Cloud — George Gagel — Dennis Moore — Doris Riley — Bill Roy, Jr. — Bill Roy — David A. Williamson, Jr.

Merriam: Cathryn L. Hamman — Vera Heath — Ralph McGee — John H. Myers

Mission: Susan M. Cofer — James H. De Coursey, Jr. — Gloria Rump — Tom Thompson

Mission Hills: Carlos F. Cortes — Jacqueline Johnson — Alfred J. Lane

Olathe:

	Olathe, 1800-1899: T. N. Hancock — Josiah E. Hayes — John Thomas Little — John P. St. John
	Olathe, 1900-1999: E. F. Alexander — John Anderson, Jr. — John William Breyfogle, Jr. — Larry L. Campbell — Michael E. Copeland — Mrs. Pat Davis — Rosetta Dotson — Jeffery A. Emrick — Mrs. George H. Hodges — George H. Hodges — C. H. Jones — Chauncey B. Little — James K. Logan — H. Phil Mapes — Harvey H. Motter — Howard Payne — Tom Poor — P. G. Porter — Hal K. Robinson — John P. St. John — Vincent K. Snowbarger — Lloyd H. Squires — Leonard White
	Olathe, 2000-2012: Karin S. Brownlee — Michael E. Copeland — Alan Hansen — Joshua Hutchison — Kathy Kist — H. Phil Mapes — Kay O'Connor — Mark V. Parkinson — G. Joseph Pierron, Jr. — Scott Schwab — Beverly Wittenborn

Overland Park:

	Overland Park, 1900-1999: Joan Romero Bengston — Jack H. Brier — Tom Corcoran — Ed Eilert — Max Gordon — Lyndus Henry — Wendell E. Lady — Edward S. Lapin — Jan Meyers — Kevin P. Moriarty — Dave Owen — Neil S. Sader — Donald Sloan — Jack D. Walker — Larry Winn, Jr.
	Overland Park, 2000-2012: Stan Adams — Amanda Adkins — Barbara P. Allen — Robert F. Bennett — Jeff Colyer — Ruth Colyer — Ed Eilert — Lawrence C. Gates — Carl Gerlach — Maria Holiday — Phill Kline — Becca Korphage — Ryan Kriegshauser — Jack Krumme — Bruce Mayfield — Jan McConnell — Ronnie Metsker — Neil S. Sader — Jacob Swisher — Adam Taff

Prairie Village: Robert F. Bennett — James R. Bergfalk — Gary Blumental — Jack W. Frost — Robert C. Londerholm — Warren N. Martin — James B. Pearson — Ronald L. Shaffer

Roeland Park: Ted Pettibone — Kyle Russell — Mary Taylor — Bob Tomlinson

Shawnee:

	Shawnee, year not specified: Shirley L. Douglas
	Shawnee, 1800-1899: E. G. Bartberger
	Shawnee, 1900-1999: Jim Allen — E. G. Bartberger — M. N. Bartleson — Bob Best — Lloyd G. Charpie — Clinton P. Collier — Thomas Davis — Hallis Garnett — William Gastl — Keith Q. Hayes — Wilbur Hook — Carl King — C. H. Larsen — Bryant Lowe — Jeff Meyers — Fred Mitchell — James F. Pilley — C. Glen Ralston — Caroline J. Rooney — Thomas A. Soetaert — M. A. Summerour — L. D. Trewett — A. J. VanWinkle — Donald Wilson
	Shawnee, 2000-2012: Jim Allen — Chad Bettes — Sally Bibb — Nick Jordan — Steven Kander — Jeff Meyers — Daniel P. Pflumm — John Patrick Segale — Lyn Shaw — Ernie Straub

Shawnee Mission: Irene French — Susie Harman — James B. Pearson — Michael Theno — C. Y. Thomas

Stilwell: Ray Merrick

Wilder: Thomas Anderson

See also Kansas areas not assigned to counties.

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