Kansas Receives Gold Shovel Award
KS-03: Sharice Davids (D)
About Sharice:
Since graduating from Johnson County Community College, Sharice earned a law degree from Cornell and focused her career on bringing equity and opportunity to underserved communities. After completing a year as a White House Fellow in Washington during the Obama-Trump transition, she knows that now is the time to take action for our community and for our nation.
As the daughter of a single mother Army veteran, Sharice knows the importance of determination and service to country. As a woman and a Native American, she knows how to stand up and fight for equity. And as a lawyer, economic advisor, and advocate, she knows how to build consensus and get things done.
The biographical information above was sourced from the campaign website; see link above for more information.
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KS-03: Amanda Adkins (R)
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by TWN Staff
KS-03: Sharice Davids (D)
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