Voters Guide: 3 incumbent Kansas House Democrats unopposed on ballot

photo by: Nick Krug

Kansas Statehouse in Topeka, February 2014.

Short of a wildly successful last-minute write-in campaign, three incumbent Lawrence Democrats are assured of serving another two-year term in the Kansas House

Unopposed on the general election ballot are Barbara Ballard, of the 44th District, which includes Lawrence precincts west of Iowa Street to Wakarusa Drive; Eileen Horn, who represents the 10th Kansas House District, which includes southeast Lawrence and southeast Douglas County, including Baldwin City; and Dennis “Boog” Highberger, who represents the 46th District, which includes East Lawrence.

There is one contested House race in the 54th District involving rural southwest Douglas County between incumbent Republican Ken Corbet, of Topeka, and Democrat Sarah Coats, of Auburn.

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