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3rd District Democratic Candidate Sharice Davids Keeping Low Profile

By Kansas News Service
Published October 11, 2018 at 2:10 PM CDT
The dispute continues between Representative Kevin Yoder and challenger Sharice Davids over if and when they will debate in the Kansas 3rd District. (Photos: Yoder and Davids campaigns)
The dispute continues between Representative Kevin Yoder and challenger Sharice Davids over if and when they will debate in the Kansas 3rd District. (Photos: Yoder and Davids campaigns)

 As we head into the final month of the campaign Republicans and some Democrats are asking; where is Sharice Davids?  She seems to be dominating the race against Republican incumbent Congressman Kevin Yoder in the Kansas 3rd Congressional District. But as Sam Zeff of the Kansas News Service reports, even some Democrats say they don’t see her much on the campaign trail.

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