Many here have helped Phill Kline financially in his primary race against Steve Howe for Johnson County, KS, District Attorney. The election is one week from today!

Kline, of course, is the stalwart trying against all odds to enforce KS's late-term and underage abortion laws.

There is still time to financially help.

Meanwhile, some have been asking for a fundraising update. Financial reports were just submitted, and here's the status today from the Associated Press...

Johnson County District Attorney Phill Kline raised about $83,000 in six weeks for his Republican primary campaign.

He took in slightly more than his opponent, Steve Howe, did in a year.

The figures were in reports filed by their campaigns with the secretary of state.

Kline is running for a full, four-year term, having been appointed by fellow Republicans appointed him to fill a vacancy, starting in January 2007. He started raising money two days after making the June 10 deadline to file to run.

Kline's report showed he and his wife contributed $1,000. Then he raised an additional $82,160.

Howe, a former assistant district attorney, began raising money in June 2007. His total since then is $81,784, including $50 he kicked in.

I understand online contributions helped signficantly.

Want to restress: More funds are needed. THANKS.