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The Wichita Police Department is investigating a shooting near Old Town on Sunday evening that sent one man to the hospital.

Officers responded to the call in the 300 block of North Rock Island just before 6 p.m., according to Sgt. Anna Hatter.

Upon arriving, police found a man who had been shot once in each shoulder and once in the left forearm.

"He reported that his vehicle was taken and then he was shot at," Hatter said.

Police said they think the incident began in the 400 block of North Washington and that the victim ran about two blocks to where he was found.

Wichita police on Sunday arrested Jonell K. Lloyd, the man they identified as a suspect in the death of a girl believed to be his 1-year-old daughter.

Lloyd, 23, was taken into custody at about 2:30 a.m. in the 5200 block of E. Morris.

The girl was reported missing Thursday. The girl's mother told police that Lloyd had called to tell her that he had taken the child to Grove Park and that she had vanished when he wasn't looking.

Police searched the park but found no sign of the girl.

Police then began investigating the case as a possible criminal matter. The investigation led police on Friday to the house where Lloyd lives in the 1500 block of North Green.

Alaska is young. Georgia, North Carolina and Virginia have growing populations and many black voters. Montana has seen recent Democratic inroads, and North Dakota has sent only Democrats to Congress since 1986. Indiana borders Barack Obama's home state.

The Democratic presidential candidate is putting money and manpower in all seven of these states -- at levels unmatched by Republican rival John McCain.

For decades, these states have almost exclusively voted for Republican presidential candidates and have rarely seen any campaign action. Now, thanks in part to demographic and political shifts, they are emerging as new battlegrounds.

"We have the organizational ability and the financial ability to compete there," Obama campaign manager David Plouffe said recently. "There is not a head fake among them."

Undeterred, senior McCain strategist Steve Schmidt said: "We feel very confident about holding these states." He also expressed optimism that McCain can win several Democratic-leaning perennial swing targets.

Tuesday is the primary election for several local, state and federal offices.

Here's what you need to know to vote in Sedgwick County:

To vote in advance

You can vote today at the Election Office, 510 N. Main, Suite 101, in Wichita, between 8 a.m. and noon. If you requested a mail ballot, you must return it to the Election Office by 7 p.m. Tuesday.

To vote on Tuesday