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The Kansas Chamber News Release
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For Information Contact:
785.357.6321
Amy Blankenbiller
amyb@kansaschamber.org
Kansas Chamber
Releases 2009 Pro-Business Honor Roll
The Kansas Chamber would like to
congratulate the 2009 Pro-Business Honor Roll. These legislators recognize the
necessity of a strong business climate to help the
state’s economy recover and flourish.
The mission of the Kansas Chamber
is to make Kansas the best state in the nation to do
business. The 2009 Pro-Business Honor Roll members
supported the efforts of the Kansas Chamber more than 80
percent of the time with key votes on core business
issues such as: the omnibus and mega appropriations
bills, tax policy, energy, environment and regulatory
affairs, business development, and campaign
finance.
Additionally, the Honor Roll
represents those legislators who consistently worked to
strengthen our state’s economy by promoting sound
business policy in their committees, through their
communications, and by their efforts both in Topeka and
in their home communities.
Promoting a strong business climate
and preventing additional costs for employers will grows
jobs in Kansas and speed our state’s economic recovery.
We applaud the 2009 Pro-Business Honor Roll for working
with the majority of legislators to move this agenda
through the statehouse, achieving better economic
policies for Kansas. Together we are making Kansas the
best state in America to do business.
Kansas Senate Honor
Roll Members
Steve Abrams,
R-Arkansas City
Pat Apple,
R-Louisburg
Jim Barnett,
R-Emporia
Karin Brownlee,
R-Olathe
Terry Bruce,
R-Hutchinson
Pete Brungardt,
R-Salina
Jeff Colyer,
R-Overland Park
Les Donovan,
R-Wichita
Jay Emler,
R-Lindsborg
Tim Huelskamp,
R-Fowler
Dick Kelsey,
R-Goddard
Julia Lynn, R-Olathe
Bob Marshall, R-Fort
Scott
Ty Masterson,
R-Andover
Carolyn McGinn,
R-Sedgwick
Ralph Ostmeyer,
R-Grinnell
Mike Peterson,
R-Wichita
Mary Pilcher-Cook,
R-Shawnee
Dennis Pyle,
R-Hiawatha
Vicki Schmidt,
R-Topeka
Mark Taddiken,
R-Clifton
Ruth Teichman,
R-Stafford
Dwayne Umbarger,
R-Thayer
Susan Wagle,
R-Wichita
Kansas House of
Representatives
Honor Roll Members
Clay
Aurand, R-Courtland
Bob Bethell, R-Alden
Elaine Bowers,
R-Concordia
Anthony R. Brown,
R-Eudora
Steven Brunk, R-Bel
Aire
Mike Burgess,
R-Topeka
Richard Carlson,
R-St. Marys
David Crum,
R-Augusta
Peter DeGraff,
R-Mulvane
Owen Donohoe,
R-Shawnee
John Faber,
R-Brewster
Rocky Fund, R-Hoyt
Pat George, R-Dodge
City
Mario Goico,
R-Wichita
Lana Gordon,
R-Topeka
John Grange, R-El
Dorado
Gary Hayzlett, R-Lakin
Phil Hermanson,
R-Wichita
Don Hineman,
R-Dighton
Carl Dean Holmes,
R-Liberal
Mitch Holmes, R-St.
John
Deena Horst,
R-Salina
Steve Huebert,
R-Valley Center
Aaron Jack,
R-Andover
Kasha Kelley,
R-Arkansas City
Dan Kerschen,
R-Garden Plain
Mike Kiegerl,
R-Olathe
Jeff King,
R-Independence
Lance Kinzer,
R-Olathe
Marvin Kleeb,
R-Overland Park
Forrest Knox,
R-Altoona
Brenda Landwehr,
R-Wichita
Peggy Mast,
R-Emporia
Joe McLeland,
R-Wichita
Ray Merrick,
R-Stilwell
Jim Morrison,
R-Colby
Don Myers, R-Derby
Melvin Neufeld,
R-Ingalls
Connie O'Brien,
R-Tonganoxie
Mike O'Neal,
R-Hutchinson
Rob Olson, R-Olathe
Bill Otto, R-LeRoy
Joe Patton, R-Topeka
Virgil Peck, R-Tyro
Larry Powell,
R-Garden City
William Prescott,
R-Osage City
Richard Proehl,
R-Parsons
Marc Rhoades,
R-Newton
Don Schroeder,
R-Inman
Scott Schwab,
R-Olathe
Joe Seiwert,
R-Pretty Prairie
Clark Schultz,
R-Lindsborg
Arlen Siegfreid,
R-Olathe
Vern Swanson, R-Clay
Center
Lee Tafanelli,
R-Ozawkie
Jason Watkins,
R-Wichita
Jeff Whitham,
R-Garden City
Bill Wolf, R-Great
Bend
Kevin Yoder,
R-Overland Park
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The
Kansas Chamber, with headquarters in Topeka, is the
statewide business advocacy group moving Kansas towards
becoming the best state in America to do business. The
Chamber represents small, medium and large employers.
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