The Political Graveyard: Kansas: U.S. Representatives, 1990s

Kansas: U.S. Representatives, 1990s

U.S. Representatives from Kansas, 1990-99 (may be incomplete!)

1st District: Pat Roberts 1981-97 Jerry Moran 1997-
2nd District: Jim Slattery 1983-95 Sam Brownback 1995-96 Jim Ryun 1996-
3rd District: Jan Meyers 1985-97 Vincent K. Snowbarger 1997-99 Dennis Moore 1999-
4th District: Dan Glickman 1977-95 Todd Tiahrt 1995-
5th District: Bob Whittaker 1979-91 Dick Nichols 1991-93

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

U.S. Representatives from Kansas: Events and Candidates of the 1990's (may be incomplete!)

1st District:
- 1990 Nov 6: Pat Roberts (Rep), elected; Duane West (Dem), defeated.
- 1992 Nov 3: Pat Roberts (Rep), elected; Duane West (Dem), defeated; Steven A. Rosile (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1994 Nov 8: Pat Roberts (Rep), elected; Terry L. Nichols (Dem), defeated.
- 1996 Nov 5: Jerry Moran (Rep), elected; John Divine (Dem), defeated; Bill Earnest (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1998 Nov 3: Jerry Moran (Rep), elected; Jim Phillips (Dem), defeated.
2nd District:
- 1990 Nov 6: Jim Slattery (Dem), elected; Scott Morgan (Rep), defeated.
- 1992 Nov 3: Jim Slattery (Dem), elected; Jim Van Slyke (Rep), defeated; Arthur L. Clack (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1994 Nov 8: Sam Brownback (Rep), elected; John W. Carlin (Dem), defeated.
- 1996 Nov 5: Jim Ryun (Rep), elected; John Frieden (Dem), defeated; Arthur L. Clack (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1998 Nov 3: Jim Ryun (Rep), elected; Jim Clark (Dem), defeated.
3rd District:
- 1990 Nov 6: Jan Meyers (Rep), elected; Leroy Jones (Dem), defeated.
- 1992 Nov 3: Jan Meyers (Rep), elected; Tom Love (Dem), defeated; Frank Kaul (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1994 Nov 8: Jan Meyers (Rep), elected; Judy Hancock (Dem), defeated.
- 1996 Nov 5: Vincent K. Snowbarger (Rep), elected; Judy Hancock (Dem), defeated; Randy Gardner (Reform), defeated; Charles Clack (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1998 Nov 3: Dennis Moore (Dem), elected; Vincent K. Snowbarger (Rep), defeated.
4th District:
- 1990 Nov 6: Dan Glickman (Dem), elected; Roger M. Grund (Rep), defeated.
- 1992 Nov 3: Dan Glickman (Dem), elected; Eric R. Yost (Rep), defeated; Seth L. Warren (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1994 Nov 8: Todd Tiahrt (Rep), elected; Dan Glickman (Dem), defeated.
- 1996 Nov 5: Todd Tiahrt (Rep), elected; Randy Rathbun (Dem), defeated; Seth L. Warren (Libertarian), defeated.
- 1998 Nov 3: Todd Tiahrt (Rep), elected; Jim Lawing (Dem), defeated; Craig Newland (Taxpayers), defeated.
5th District:
- 1990 Nov 6: Dick Nichols (Rep), elected; George Wingert (Dem), defeated.

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