A voter registration form can be found here. Election information and calendars can be found at the Kansas Secretary of State’s office here.

Let’s look at Rob “Hillary” Wasinger. Born in Kansas yes, but where has he been these many years? In Washington, D.C. as a lobbyist. He only moved back to Kansas because he thought he was a shoe in for the congressman position. He said he is a native western Kansan, but he couldn’t even buy a home in western Kansas what does that say about him?

We want someone in Washington with good ethics. I can’t say that applies to Tracey Mann. In a mailing I received he stated that he was the only small business owner and non-politician running. Whoa, that isn’t true and he knows it. If he cannot campaign honestly how would he represent us honestly? Cobb is a nice man who has served his country, but nice guys finish last. Then there is

It is critical that we elect someone who is our representative and will listen. Money can buy a lot of things and in my years on this earth money has bought almost every elected office. Isn’t it time we elect someone who is not flush with cash from special interests, but is willing to sacrifice to give their all to represent us fairly and honestly. That person is Sue Boldra. She is a person who the media has ignored, why? Because she is woman or because she isn’t well funded, but is ready to go to Washington and try to make sure Washington follows the Constitution. You see she taught government classed for over 25 years, she raised four children, she and her husband ran a sporting goods store, and she still over sees the operation of the family farms in McPherson , County. Oh, she has never held a political office either, but I would bet my life that she is the best candidate for the First Congressional District. I hope you will vote on August 3^rd for Sue Bolder for Congresswoman, you will not be disappointed!

Errol Wuertz, Sr. – 2720 Barclay Drive – Hays, KS 67602 785 623-1634

The story on the from page of the Salina Journal, June 10^th, concerning Monte Shadwick’s withdrawal from the First District Congressional Race, missed the real story. When asked why only five of the seven candidates had color pictures on the front page, the answer was that the story wasn’t about the candidates it was about poll results – from February. Why wasn’t Sue Boldra mentioned? Her poll numbers were above Mann’s and Shadwick’s in that poll. And in some independent polling, she ranks above or is equal to the top three. The real story is about money. Boldra doesn’t have the money of any of these men.

And that should be the story. Boldra’s poll numbers continue to worry the others in the race, because she continues to be a player – without money!! And that is the story. The fact that the lone woman in this race is being noticed and taken seriously. She has no political network, she has no personal wealth, but she has accumulated quite a following. I like her common sense solutions. I like the idea of a woman citizen legislator in Washington. I like the idea of a candidate that doesn’t always have her palm extended. I like the idea that a political position shouldn’t always go to the highest bidder, that Kansas should not be for sale. I like the idea that out-of-state money is not going to influence Sue Boldra.

Sue Boldra will work for a Constitutional Amendment for term limits, not a popular idea for those who are willing to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars for a job that pays $174,000, plus many perks and benefits if you stay long enough. The Salina Journal missed the real story – and they should not have slighted the only woman in the race.

I was privileged to meet Sue Boldra at a recent Hill City Rotary Club meeting. She is far and away the best Republican candidate for Congress from the Big First District, and I am doing as much as I can to try to get people to vote for her in the upcoming Republican Primary Election, Tuesday, Aug. 3. I strongly feel that she will do much more good in Washington for Kansas and the U.S.A than any of the other candidates.

Bob Boyd, Editor
Hill City Times, June 16, 2010

(reprinted with permission)

The teacher has become the pupil. That’s how congressional candidate Sue Boldra views her Big First campaign.

“I’m always a student,” she said during a “meet and greet” gathering Thursday morning at Perks Coffee Shop in Great Bend. “I don’t know all the answers, that’s why I rely on my constituents to help.”

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• Daily Leader

“I am the best man for the job,” the only woman in the race, Sue Boldra, told a crowd that gathered in the Seward County Community College/Area Technical School’s Showcase Theater Tuesday evening to listen to seven candidates vying for the Big First District’s Congressional seat.

Boldra’s quip got a chuckle from the crowd and was perhaps the most memorable line from the forum that saw mostly agreement between the candidates.

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