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    Kansas business executive announces representative campaign

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    By KMAN Staff on September 10, 2019 State News

    Overland Park- A Kansas business executive with political ties to former Republican Gov. Sam Brownback has officially kicked off her campaign to challenge freshman Democratic Rep. Sharice Davids.

    Amanda Adkins made the announcement on Monday. It was expected after she filed paperwork last week with the Federal Election Commission creating a campaign committee for a run for the GOP nomination in the Kansas City-area 3rd Congressional District.

    Her move sets up a contested GOP primary. Former National Down Syndrome Society CEO Sarah Hart Weir opened her campaign in July.

    Adkins is a vice president for the medical computer systems firm Cerner Corp.  She also managed Brownback’s U.S. Senate re-election campaign in 2004 and was Kansas Republican Party chairwoman when Brownback was elected governor in 2010.

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