Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Paul Davis (born July 12, 1972) is an American politician and lawyer.Davis has served in the Kansas House of Representatives since 2003. He served as the Policy Chair for the House Democratic Caucus for three years and was elected House Democratic Leader in 2008. He represents the 46th House District, which covers eastern Lawrence, Kansas.Davis attended Lawrence public schools and graduated from Lawrence High School. After receiving a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Kansas, Davis went on to obtain a Juris Doctor from Washburn University School of Law. He currently practices law with the firm of Fagan, Emert & Davis, LLC in Lawrence. He resides with his wife, Stephanie, who works as a psychologist, and their daughter, Caroline. As leader of the House Democratic caucus, Davis serves on the State Finance Council, Calendar and Printing Committee, Interstate Cooperation Committee, and the Legislative Coordinating Council. He also serves on the House Insurance Committee. Davis is in charge of organizing activities of the caucus, streamlining legislative business, and uniting members on both sides of the aisle to accomplish goals for Kansas.[citation needed]Prior to his service in the Kansas Legislature, Davis worked as Assistant Director of Government Affairs for former Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius. He also worked as the Legislative and Ethics Counsel to the Kansas Bar Association and served as President of the Health Care Access Clinic Board of Directors and Vice President of the Arc of Douglas County Board of Directors. Paul is a graduate of Leadership Lawrence and a former member of the Leadership Lawrence Advisory Board.[citation needed]Davis is running for governor in 2014 against the incumbent, Republican Sam Brownback. Upon announcing his candidacy, Davis stated, "As Kansans, we believe we have a moral obligation to educate our children, reward hard work, build a strong middle class and cooperate with one another. These values are what make us Kansans.". }
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- Paul_Davis_(Kansas_politician) abstract "Paul Davis (born July 12, 1972) is an American politician and lawyer.Davis has served in the Kansas House of Representatives since 2003. He served as the Policy Chair for the House Democratic Caucus for three years and was elected House Democratic Leader in 2008. He represents the 46th House District, which covers eastern Lawrence, Kansas.Davis attended Lawrence public schools and graduated from Lawrence High School. After receiving a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Kansas, Davis went on to obtain a Juris Doctor from Washburn University School of Law. He currently practices law with the firm of Fagan, Emert & Davis, LLC in Lawrence. He resides with his wife, Stephanie, who works as a psychologist, and their daughter, Caroline. As leader of the House Democratic caucus, Davis serves on the State Finance Council, Calendar and Printing Committee, Interstate Cooperation Committee, and the Legislative Coordinating Council. He also serves on the House Insurance Committee. Davis is in charge of organizing activities of the caucus, streamlining legislative business, and uniting members on both sides of the aisle to accomplish goals for Kansas.[citation needed]Prior to his service in the Kansas Legislature, Davis worked as Assistant Director of Government Affairs for former Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius. He also worked as the Legislative and Ethics Counsel to the Kansas Bar Association and served as President of the Health Care Access Clinic Board of Directors and Vice President of the Arc of Douglas County Board of Directors. Paul is a graduate of Leadership Lawrence and a former member of the Leadership Lawrence Advisory Board.[citation needed]Davis is running for governor in 2014 against the incumbent, Republican Sam Brownback. Upon announcing his candidacy, Davis stated, "As Kansans, we believe we have a moral obligation to educate our children, reward hard work, build a strong middle class and cooperate with one another. These values are what make us Kansans."".