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Kansas governor's race: Holland vs. Brownback
Tell us what you know about the governor’s race in Kansas. What’s at stake? What are the candidates saying about climate change, energy, transportation, and other green issues? Are interest groups trying to sway the outcome? Share your insights in the comments section below.
Tom Holland, Democrat
State senator
Campaign platform on energy
Sam Brownback, Republican
U.S. senator
READER TIP, 13 Sep 2010: Ben Somberg from the Center for Progressive Reform says his group is curious and concerned about Brownback’s proposal to create an Office of the Repealer that would get rid of rules and regulations.
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