Kansas Gubernatorial Election

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Undecided

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Davis, of course.

I wonder if there are enough (so-called) moderate Republicans left in the KS Legislature to actually make a difference if Davis were to win.

By my count, the very conservative/Tea Party wing has a veto-proof majority. Might lose a few seats in November, but they're definitely going to stay in the majority and probably a veto-proof one as well.

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ABB (Anybody But Brownback)

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although im sure the democrat is a horrible right winger.

...he represents the most liberal town in Kansas. He's certainly not a Blue Dog.

Correct - he has been difficult for Republicans to work with even during the Sebelius/Parkinson years and is often one of the few "Nay" votes in any legislation that is a compromise. While he supports gay marriage he remains pretty quiet on the issue and also is a strongly pro-choice. Brownback has ammunition to use against Davis, the problem is that Davis has already done a pretty good job at defining both himself and Brownback...