Dems in Kansas Senate Stick With Leader
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Posted: 3:43 PM Dec 1, 2008
Last Updated: 4:16 PM Dec 1, 2008
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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) _ Senate Minority Leader Anthony Hensley is unopposed for re-election to his leadership job.

The Topeka Democrat also is the Legislature's longest-serving member, having been elected to the House in 1976, then to the Senate in 1992.

There was some speculation that Hensley would face a challenge. But no one stepped forward.

Democrats went into this year's election holding 10 of the Senate's 40 seats, and they suffered a net loss of one. That means Republicans will have a 31-9 majority when the 2009 Legislature convenes Jan. 12.

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