Thank you!

Sean Tevis lost his election bid. It was close. I give my heartfelt thanks to the thousands of voters, supporters, and volunteers who helped or made this possible, but most especially I thank you.

Pct.

Arlen Siegfreid 52%

Sean Tevis 48%

McCain/Palin 57%

Obama/Biden 40%

On the other hand, I did much better than Barack Obama, at least locally in my district.

I want to hear from you.

Ask me a question or tell me what's most important to you. I'll reply back with a straight answer or a thoughtful response.

A New Voice for Olathe

My name is Sean Tevis and I am running for Kansas State Representative in District 15 [map], which encompasses downtown Olathe, Kansas. I appreciate your vote on November 4th.

I am running because I believe:

Strong schools lead to broad, rich, and robust economic development.

Kansas can create thousands of new jobs through a comprehensive energy policy.

Government can be more efficient and more accountable to you.

Health care costs are spinning out of control.

Kansans should not be taxed on the food they buy.

Issues That Affect Us

No Sales Tax on Food! Education: Best Schools in the U.S.A. Open Government Sustainable Energy and Jobs Health Care Solutions

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About Sean

Sean Tevis is a Johnson County native who attended public schools from elementary through The University of Kansas. He has started a small businesses that grew to 120 employees, worked in city government, and is an information architect. He is married to his wife of 14 years, Michelle, and they are expecting their first child in March. He loves Olathe. Learn more about Sean »

Contact

Sean Tevis for Kansas
Address: 500 E. Cedar St., Olathe, KS 66061
Phone:
Email: 913-231-9555 Or, use our Contact Form »

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$100 pays for a postcard for every voter.
$500 pays for half the postage to send mail to every voter.