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3rd Congressional District of Kansas

The 3rd Congressional District of Kansas is a congressional district in eastern Kansas. It encompasses Wyandotte and Johnson counties, which include the Kansas City metropolitan area, and portions of Douglas County, which include Lawrence. Dennis Moore has represented the district since 1999. Reapportionment and redistricting for 2002 caused the city of Lawrence to be devided in half. The 2nd Congressional District of Kansas contains the western half of Lawrence.


Representatives

Congress Congressman Term Party Residence
94th (19751977) Larry Winn 19751985 Republican
95th (19771979)
96th (19791981)
97th (19811983)
98th (19831985)
99th (19851987) Jan Meyers 19851997 Republican Overland Park
100th (19871989)
101st (19891991)
102nd (19911993)
103rd (19931995)
104th (19951997)
105th (19971999) Vincent Snowbarger 19971999 Republican Olathe
106th (19992001) Dennis Moore 1999–present Democratic Lenexa
107th (20012003)
108th (20032005)
109th (20052007)

External links

Kansas congressional districts
Current: 1, 2, 3, 4 - Former: 5 , 6 , 7 , 8
Areas: West/Central | South (Wichita)
East | Kansas City/Lawrence

Congress.com: Kansas Congressional districts

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