Federal and State Affairs Committee, Kansas House of Representatives

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The Federal and State Affairs Committee is a standing committee of the Kansas House of Representatives.

Membership

2011-2012

Republicans (16)

• Steven Brunk, Chair
• Joe Patton, Vice Chair
• Benny L. Boman
• Elaine Bowers
• Richard Carlson
• Mario Goico
• Terri Lois Gregory
• Amanda Grosserode
• Mitch Holmes
• Steve Huebert
• Mike Kiegerl
• Forrest Knox
• Connie O'Brien
• Charlotte O'Hara
• John Rubin
• Joe Seiwert

Note: Rocky Fund, who was serving as Vice Chair died April 28, 2011, leaving an open position on the committee.^[1]

Democrats (6)

• Judith Loganbill, Ranking Minority Member
• Broderick Henderson
• Ponka-We Victors
• Sean Gatewood
• Kathy Wolfe Moore
• Michael Peterson

2009-2010

• Melvin Neufeld Chair
• Mike Kiegerl Vice Chair
• Judith Loganbill Ranking member
• Robert Grant
• Forrest Knox
• Lisa Benlon
• Robert Olson
• Louis Ruiz
• Broderick Henderson
• Michael Peterson
• Anthony Brown
• Connie O'Brien
• Rocky Fund
• Annie Tietze
• Harold Lane
• Richard Carlson
• Steven Brunk
• Steve Huebert
• Dale Swenson
• Aaron Jack
• Elaine Bowers
• Mitch Holmes

External links

• Federal and State Affairs Committee

Current members of the Kansas House of Representatives
Majority Leader: Arlen Siegfreid, (R)  •  Minority Leader: Paul Davis, (D)
Amanda Grosserode  Ann Mah  Annie Kuether  Annie Tietze  Anthony Brown  Arlen Siegfreid  Barbara Ballard  Barbara Bollier  Benny L. Boman  Bill Feuerborn  Bill Otto  Bob Bethell  Bob Montgomery  Brenda Landwehr  Brett Hildabrand  Brian Weber  Broderick Henderson  Carl Holmes  Caryn Tyson  Charles Roth  Charlotte O'Hara  Clark Shultz  Clay Aurand  Connie O'Brien  Dan Collins  Dan Kerschen  Dennis Hedke  Don Hill  Don Hineman  Don Schroeder  Doug Gatewood  Eber Phelps  Ed Trimmer  Elaine Bowers  Forrest Knox  Gail Finney  Gary Hayzlett  Gene Suellentrop  Geraldine Flaharty  Greg Smith  Harold Lane  J. David Crum  J. Robert Brookens  J. Stephen Alford  James P. Fawcett  Jana Taylor Goodman  Janice Pauls  Jene Vickrey  Jerry Henry  Jerry Williams  Jim Denning  Jim Howell  Jim Kelly  Jim Ward  Jo Ann Pottorff  Joe McLeland  Joe Patton  Joe Seiwert  John Grange  John Rubin  Joseph Scapa  Judith Loganbill  Kasha Kelley  Kathy Wolfe Moore  Kay Wolf  Kelly Meigs  Kyle Hoffman  Lana Gordon  Lance Kinzer  Larry Powell  Leslie Osterman  Louis Ruiz  Marc Rhoades  Mario Goico  Marvin Kleeb  Melanie Meier  Melody McCray-Miller  Michael O'Neal  Michael Peterson  Mike Burgess  Mike Kiegerl  Mike Slattery  Mitch Holmes  Nile Dillmore  Owen Donohoe  Pat Colloton  Paul Davis  Peggy Mast  Peter DeGraaf  Phil Hermanson  Ponka-We Victors  Ramon Gonzalez  Randy Garber  Reynaldo R. Mesa  Richard Carlson  Richard Proehl  Rick Billinger  Rob Bruchman  Robert Grant  Ron Worley  Ronald Ryckman  Scott Schwab  Sean Gatewood  Sharon Schwartz  Sheryl Spalding  Stan Frownfelter  Steve Huebert  Steven Brunk  Steven C. Johnson  Susan Mosier  Sydney Carlin  Terri Lois Gregory  Terry Calloway  Thomas Sloan  Tom Arpke  Tom Burroughs  Tom Moxley  Trent LeDoux  Valdenia Winn  Vern Swanson  Vincent Wetta  Virgil Peck, Jr.  Ward Cassidy  William Prescott  William Wolf
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