Brenda Landwehr

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Brenda Landwehr is a Republican member of the Kansas House of Representatives, representing the 91st district. She has served since 1995.

Landwehr is the owner of LT Care Solutions, Inc. and is a member of Christ the King Church, Comcare Mental Health Advisory Board, and the Salvation Army Foster Care Advisory Board.[1]

On October 25, 2011 Rep. Landwehr announced that she would not run for reelection to the Kansas House but would instead be seeking the State Senate seat currently held by Sen. Jean Schodorf.[2] Rep. Landwehr is a well known member of the more conservative wing of the Kansas Republican Party while Sen. Schodorf is a "moderate" Republican known to be able to work across party lines.[3]

Rep. Landwehr made news in March 2012 when she complained that a proposed redistricting map would "put her 'primarily Caucasian' neighborhood in a more diverse district."[4] “Clearly, gerrymandering an area of Wichita where primarily Caucasian voters reside, in homes that are upwards of $800,000 and more in price, violates committee rules and federal redistricting guidelines,” Rep. Landwehr said in written testimony to the redistricting committee.[5] In fact, Landwehr's district contains "few if any" $800,000 homes[6] and her comment was generally seen as one of racism.[7][8][9]

Committee membership

  • Health and Human Services (Chair)
  • Government Efficiency and Fiscal Oversight
  • Joint Committee on Health Policy Oversight (Vice-Chair)
  • Joint Committee on Home and Community Based Services Oversight

Legislative Scorecards

1996

  • Americans for Prosperity - 78%[10]
  • Kansas Chamber of Commerce - 75%[11]

1997

  • Americans for Prosperity - 86%[12]
  • Kansas Chamber of Commerce - 86%[13]

1998

  • Americans for Prosperity - 100%[14]
  • National Rifle Association - A[15]

1999

  • Americans for Prosperity - 100%[16]
  • Kansas Chamber of Commerce - 67%[17]

2000

  • Americans for Prosperity - 100%[18]
  • Kansas Chamber of Commerce - 83%[19]
  • National Rifle Association - A[20]

2001

  • Americans for Prosperity - 90%[21]
  • Kansas Chamber of Commerce - 86%[22]
  • Kansas Association of Public Employees - Positions on Workplace Rights - B[23]

2002

  • Americans for Prosperity - 98%[24]
  • Kansas Chamber of Commerce - 64%[25]
  • Kansas National Education Association - 33%[26]

2003

  • Americans for Prosperity - 75%[27]
  • Kansas Chamber of Commerce - 100%[28]

2004

  • Americans for Prosperity - 90%[29]
  • Kansas Chamber of Commerce - 100%[30]
  • Kansas National Education Association - 11%[31]

2005

  • Americans for Prosperity - 93%[32]

2006

  • Kansas Taxpayers Network - 100%[33]
  • National Rifle Association - A[34]

2007

  • Americans for Prosperity - 100%[35]
  • Kansas National Education Association - 100%[36]

2008

  • Americans for Prosperity - 93%[37]
  • National Rifle Association - A+[38]
  • Kansas Natural Resource Council - 3 (out of 10)[39]

2009

  • Americans for Prosperity - 100%[40]

2010

  • Americans for Prosperity - 100%[41]
  • National Rifle Association - A+[42]
  • Kansas AFL-CIO - 27%[43]

Major Donors

In 2008, Landwehr raised $61,737 for her campaign.[44]

The top donors to Landwehr's 2008 campaign:[45]

  • 1. Kansas Hospital Assoc $1,256
  • 2. Kansas Association of Insurance Agents $1,100
  • 3. Koch Industries $1,000
  • 4. Kansas Bankers Assoc $1,000

The top 5 donors to Landwehr's 2010 campaign:[46]

  • 1. David Landwehr $1,500
  • 2. Koch Industries $1,000
  • 3. Kansas Bankers Association $1,000
  • 4. Astrazeneca $1,000
  • 5. Kansas Hospital Association $1,000

References

  1. ↑ Project Vote Smart - Rep. Landwehr Biography
  2. ↑ KWCH 12 Eyewitness News October 25, 2011
  3. ↑ Wichitopekington November 9, 2011
  4. ↑ Huffington Post March 15, 2012
  5. ↑ Wichita Eagle March 14, 2012
  6. ↑ Wichita Eagle March 14, 2012
  7. ↑ The Internet Republican Racism Database March 17, 2012
  8. ↑ Huffington Post March 15, 2012
  9. ↑ YouTube
  10. ↑ Project Vote Smart
  11. ↑ Project Vote Smart
  12. ↑ Project Vote Smart
  13. ↑ Project Vote Smart
  14. ↑ Project Vote Smart
  15. ↑ Project Vote Smart
  16. ↑ Project Vote Smart
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  18. ↑ Project Vote Smart
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  20. ↑ Project Vote Smart
  21. ↑ Project Vote Smart
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  27. ↑ Project Vote Smart
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  29. ↑ Project Vote Smart
  30. ↑ Project Vote Smart
  31. ↑ Project Vote Smart
  32. ↑ Project Vote Smart
  33. ↑ Voice For Liberty in Wichita July 18, 2006
  34. ↑ Project Vote Smart
  35. ↑ Project Vote Smart
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  38. ↑ Project Vote Smart
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  40. ↑ Project Vote Smart
  41. ↑ Project Vote Smart
  42. ↑ Project Vote Smart
  43. ↑ Project Vote Smart
  44. ↑ Brenda Landwehr-Ballotpedia 2008 Campaign Contributions
  45. ↑ Brenda Landwehr-Ballotpedia 2008 Campaign Contributions
  46. ↑ Brenda Landwehr-Ballotpedia 2010 Campaign Contributions

External links

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