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Jordan’s call for change falls on deaf ears

The Republican challenger, who campaigned on a platform of transforming Washington, narrowly loses to incumbent Moore for U.S. representative

Jenkins defeats Boyda for U.S. House seat

Lynn Jenkins, Kansas State Treasurer, upset incumbent candidate U.S. Rep. Nancy Boyda (D-Kan.) in Tuesday’s election for Kansas’ 2nd congressional district. Jenkins won 51 percent to Boyda’s 46 percent.

Boyda loses to Jenkins in close race

Republican Lynn Jenkins, Kansas state treasurer, claims congressional seat for Kansas’ 2nd district.

Douglas County sees only slight increase in votes cast

The number of registered voters is up 27 percent, but only 5 percent more ballots were cast in the Lawrence area.

Moore wins race for U.S. Rep. in 3rd congressional district

Educational policies and wide appeal secured Moore’s place in Congress.

Francisco wins second term as state senator

KU alumna defeats Scott Morgan and will continue to represent the 2nd congressional district.

Supporters cheer after Obama is named President

Students and Lawrence residents celebrate at watch party, relishing in the historic moment

Disappointment sets in for Republican supporters

GOP election watch parties break up early as Barack Obama defeats John McCain

Jayhawk volleyball faces surging Buffaloes

Colorado comes to Kansas after upsetting No. 2-ranked Nebraska.

Breckunitch: Chiefs, Cowboys among disappointments

Dallas stars may need to see fantasy bench time, but Ocho Cinco could be worthy of starting again

Jayhawk soccer taking season ‘one step at a time’

Players are focused on tonight’s Texas A&M game.

Bern: Men’s basketball team starts 2008 term

With Election Day in full swing outside, fans gather at Allen Fieldhouse for Kansas-Washburn exhibition.

Jayhawk soccer needs a breakthrough

Kansas has not found postseason success in recent years but could surprise in Big 12 Tournament

Jayhawks drive to victory after slow start

Tyrel Reed knocks down five three-pointers to kick-start the Kansas attack

Freshman’s switch to defense improves football team

Patterson may be small, but the team has improved since his move from receiver to corner, according to Mangino

Jayhawks facing one-and-done situation

Big 12 Tournament presents an immediate test against revenge-seeking Texas A&M