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Jeanna Repass Leads Kansas Democrats’ Blue Wave Push
The state party’s first Black woman chair is building the organization behind Democrats’ hopes for November gains.
If a blue wave reaches Kansas this November, Jeanna Repass will have helped lay the groundwork. As chair of the Kansas Democratic Party, Repass is…
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