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Dallas council member seeks new governor's help restoring rainbow crosswalks
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· November 12, 2026
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Democratic state Sen. Cindy Holscher has narrowly won Kansas’ race for governor, NBC News projected Thursday, extending the party’s hold on the office in the red state. Holscher defeated Republican state Senate President Ty Masterson, who was backed by President Donald Trump, to succeed two-ter...
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Key takeaway Cindy Holscher has narrowly won Kansas’ race for governor, NBC News projected Thursday, extending the party’s hold on the office in the red state.
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What is this story about? Democratic state Sen. Cindy Holscher has narrowly won Kansas’ race for governor, NBC News projected Thursday, extending the party’s hold on the office in the red state. Holscher defeated Republican state Senate President Ty Masterson, who was backed by President Donald Trump, to succeed two-ter...
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