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Rardin for Kansas Committee - KS
Rardin for Kansas Committee - KS

Rardin seeks re-election to Kansas House
June 5, 2008
TOPEKA – Rep. Gene Rardin, Overland park, announced that he has filed by petition for re-election to the Kansas House of Representatives. Rardin represents the 16th House District, which includes segments of Overland Park and Lenexa.
“It has been an honor to serve the people of Overland Park,” Rardin said. “I will continue to support policies at the Capitol that reflect the values of my constituents, both as Kansans and residents of this community."
First elected to the Legislature in 2006, Rardin serves on the House committees on Economic Development and Tourism, Transportation and Taxation. In 2008, Rardin also served on the House Select Committee on Energy and Environment for the Future, which explored ways to increase energy investments and production in Kansas. He offers a thorough understanding of complicated issues surrounding energy policy.
In addition to his work with Kansas energy policy, Rardin will utilize his experience as a public school teacher by serving on the Special Education Funding Task Force. This task force will study the existing formula for funding special education and related services, including Medicaid and replacement state aid.
Prior to his service in the House of Representatives, Rardin’s diverse professional background included time as a project engineer for Kansas City Power & Light, a telecommunications manager and a teacher. For the last 12 years, Rardin has owned his own Career Consulting and Training Business. He received two undergraduate degrees from the University of Kansas: one in education and another in electrical engineering. He also holds a Master of Business Administration from the University of Missouri in Kansas City.
Rardin, a lifelong Johnson County resident, lives in Overland Park with his wife of 42 years, Juanita. They have two grown children and three granddaughters.
McKinney appoints Gene Rardin to select committee on energy
February 6, 2008
House Minority Leader Dennis McKinney, Greensburg, announced the appointment of Rep. Gene Rardin, Overland Park, to the select committee on Energy and Environment for the Future.
“Kansas has a unique opportunity to lead America on its path to energy independence,” said McKinney. “Gene offers the right combination of knowledge, experience and common sense to generate responsible opportunities for energy development.”
The select committee on Energy and Environment for the Future will explore ways to increase energy investments and production in Kansas. In 2007, Rardin served on the special committee on Energy, Natural Resources and Environment. He offers a thorough understanding of complicated issues surrounding energy policy.
Prior to his service in the state legislature, Rardin’s diverse professional background included time as a project engineer for Kansas City Power & Light, a telecommunications manager, a teacher and a small business owner. He received an undergraduate degree in electrical engineering from the University of Kansas and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Missouri in Kansas City.
Rardin represents the 16th House District, which includes segments of Overland Park and Lenexa. He serves on the House committees on Economic Development and Tourism, Transportation and Taxation.
Polls Open 6:00 a.m. VOTE!
In Presidential Election years, the polls open one hour earlier than usual. That means 6:00 a.m.for this very important election.
What should you do if you haven't mailed in your advance ballot by now? Deliver your advance ballot to 2101 E Kansas City Road and drop it. Or take your advance ballot to your regular polling location and "surrender" it, and vote the old-fashioned way...in person.
First time voters in Johnson County should be ready to show driver's licenses, student IDs or current utility bills.
If all else fails, ask for a provisional ballot.
If you need a ride or someone to pick up and deliver your advance ballot call me, Gene, at 913-492-2253
Polling Locations by Precinct (Several Have Changed From Last Time):
Lenexa
Ward 4, Pct 2 - RosehillSchool, 9801 Rosehill Rd
Overland Park
Ward 2, Pct 4 - S M Instructional Support Ctr, 9700 W 96th St
Ward 2, Pct 9 - WestridgeMiddle School, 9300 Nieman Rd
Ward 2, Pct 10 - WestbrookeChurch of Overland Park, 9898 W 95 St
Ward 2, Pct 15 - Oak Park Library, 9500 Bluejacket St
Ward 2, Pct 17 - Oak Park - Carpenter School, 10000 Nieman Rd
Ward 2, Pct 20 - NationalAmericanUniversity, 10310 Mastin
Ward 3, Pct 1 - Overland ParkChurch of Christ, 13400 W 119 St

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