JoCo Conservative Push Back Highlights Kansas 'Purple State' FAIL

A local connection to the populace rethinking the viability of listening to pollsters & pundits.

Here's a bit of biased roundup on the topic from the newspaper . . .

Republicans went on to flip two Kansas House seats in Johnson County. The party kept the supermajority, allowing GOP lawmakers to continue overriding Kelly’s vetoes for the next two years.

At the same time, Democratic U.S. Rep. Sharice Davids cruised to reelection, winning a fourth term. Democrats won Johnson County sheriff for the first time in nearly a century. And Charlotte O’Hara, a conservative Johnson County commissioner, lost her race for reelection.

Johnson County voters delivered a mixed bag for both parties in the election. Republicans and Democrats experienced successes – and failures – in Tuesday’s results.

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

Republicans halt Johnson County's blue shift in state races. Local contests are different

While Democrats performed well in national and local races in Johnson County, Republicans made gains in races for the Kansas Legislature.