Becca Burnfin
Becca Burnfin (Democratic) is a 2026 general election candidate for the Kansas House of Representatives in District 123, covering Finney County. Becca Burnfin qualified through the Kansas Secretary of State's election division to appear on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot for House District 123.
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“I'm passionate about policies that protect basic human dignity, support strong public schools, and reflect the Kansas way of life, where we take care of our neighbors and strengthen our communities through public safety nets. I believe government works best when it is practical, fair, and focused on helping people build stable, healthy lives while respecting the values that matter to Kansans.”
(Ballotpedia) “That's why I'm running for Kansas House of Representatives District 123. I see what Garden City, Kansas can be when we put people first, and I'm committed to making that vision a reality.”
(Campaign website) “I have been a public school educator for nearly two decades and am the mother of three public school children. During that time, I have seen both the strengths and challenges of public education at every level; from teacher preparation programs and classroom management to district initiatives, school board decisions, and state and federal legislation.”
(Campaign website)Bob Lewis
Bob Lewis (Republican) is the incumbent member of the Kansas House of Representatives representing District 123, which covers Finney County. In official Kansas Legislature records, Bob Lewis lists Attorney as their occupation.
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“I supported a bill to rein in regulatory overreach by requiring that the legislature approve any regulation that imposes costs of more than $1 million. I also voted for several bills to give Kansans a substantial tax break. Next session, I will work to rein in spending and give taxpayers substantial property and income tax relief.”
(Campaign website) “I supported a bill to give parents greater input into their children's education. I supported a bill to give parents of at-risk kids and kids in failing schools the option to provide their kids better educational opportunities in parochial or private schools. The Governor vetoed both bills.”
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