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Thompson's $ 292,000. Late in the race, the Kansas Democratic party finally contributed $ 3,000 to the Thompson campaign, but new Democratic National Committee Chair Tom Perez said his organization would not be transferring any funds to the election. Thompson lost to State Treasurer Ron Estes, McKinney's successor, but by 6.2% in a district where the incumbent,
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Not all were so fortunate: Out of the roughly 1,500 residents, ten others were killed in
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narrowly lost his re-election bid for a 10th term in 1994. In the 2016 General
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of voting, by 39 pre-selected party delegates, McKinney and civil rights lawyer James Thompson had the most votes, but neither had the required "50% plus one vote," so they went to a final round of voting, in which Thompson defeated McKinney 21-18.
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through the legislature. It passed unanimously in both houses, transferring an additional $ 25 million to a pre-existing $ 10 million state emergency fund, and granting another $ 5 million in business restart grants for the community.
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