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2020 Primary Election
Kansas Congressional Delegation
US Senate
(Roberts)
45/25/36
Roger Marshall
(R-Great Bend)
P.O. Box 1588
Great Bend, KS 67530
kansansformarshall.com
@DrRogerMarshall
@RogerMarshallMD
First elected to Congress in 2016; OB-
GYN in Great Bend; Issues: Pro-Life;
2nd Amend; Immigration and Border
Security; Ag/Trade
Kris Kobach
(R- Lecompton)
P.O. Box 155
Lecompton, KS 66050
(H): 913.210.0591
kriskobach.com
@KrisKobach1787
@KrisKobach1787
Former Secretary of State; attorney,
focus on constitutional law; anti-
immigration
Bob Hamilton
(R-Bucyrus)
3597 W 222nd Street
Bucyrus, KS 66013
(H): 913.777.4262
bobhamiltonforkansas.com
@HamiltonforKS
@HamiltonforKS
First –time candidate; retired plumber,
owned plumbing business for 37 years
Issues: Protect life, defend freedom,
secure border; reform healthcare
David Lindstrom
(R-Overland Park)
1310 A Westloop
Manhattan, KS 66502
(H): 913.705.7171
lindstromforsenate.com
@LindstromforSenate
@LindstromforKS
JoCo businessman and former Chiefs
player; served on Kansas Turnpike
Authority and Johnson Co
Commission, member JCCC Board of
Trustees; Issues: Regulatory reform,
life, national security, tax reform
Gabriel Robles
(R-Topeka)
1243 SW Western Ave
Apt. B-18
Topeka, KS 66604
(H): 785.224.8195
(C): 785.409.5690
Pro Trump; Veterans issues
Brian Matlock
(R-Kansas City)
512 N Thompson Street
Kansas City, KS 66101
(C): 913.963.0697
matlockforsenate.com
@MatlockForSenate
Economics Instructor at UMKC;
Republican Socialist; Issues: Medicare
expansion for all Americans, Green
New Deal, jobs for all, housing for all.
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@KansasBrian
Steve Roberts
(R-Overland Park)
9126 Riggs Lane
Overland Park, KS
66212
(W): 888.679.6284
senatorroberts2020.com
Kansas State School Board since 2013;
He has worked as a teacher in public
and private schools and says unions do
not have a place in public schools and
education needs a significant overhaul.
Lance Berland
(R-Abilene)
P.O. Box 161
Chapman, KS 67431
Refers to Covid-19 as a “Plannedemic
virus”
John Berman
(R-Richland)
P.O. Box 831
Richland, KS 99352
bulloney.com Filed for Senate in Kansas and
Minnesota; Author of a book after his
plane crash which left him disabled
and subsequent recovery from opioid
abuse
Derek Ellis
(R-Topeka)
5322 NW Jennings
Road
Topeka, KS 66618
(C): 785.554.3729
derekellisforussenate
ellectellis2020
John Miller
(R-Overland Park)
4812 W 157th Street
Overland Park, KS
66224
(C): 816.519.9919 Part owner of a Ford dealership;
Waited to file until it was clear
Pompeo was not going to and told
press Pompeo would be the best
candidate
Barbara Bollier
(D-Mission Hills)
6910 Overhill Road
Mission Hills, KS
66208
bollierforkansas.com
@BarbaraBollierforKansas
@BarbaraBollier
Former Kansas House member, elected
State Senator in 2016, switched parties;
retired anesthesiologist; Issues: Fiscal
responsibility, ethics reform,
healthcare, defense, equality
Robert Tillman
(D-Wichita)
2802 Beacon Hill
Wichita, KS 67220
(H): 316.689.8184
roberttillman4ussenate.org
6 yrs. Kansas Army Air National
Guard; Restaurant owner; Court
Services Officer 24 yrs.; Wichita State-
Sociology Degree; Proponent of
legalization of marijuana; Ran for 4th
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District Congress 2012, 2014 & 2017
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“Issues” listed are taken from candidate’s website, social media, or their responses in news reports
US House of
Representatives
District 1
(Marshall)
54/19/27
Bill Clifford
(R-Garden City)
102 Drury Lane
Garden City, KS 67846
cliffordforcongress.com
@CliffordforCongress
@DrBillClifford1
Former Air Force; eye surgeon; wife
serves on State Board of Education
Issues: Defend borders, support
farmer/ranchers, protect the unborn
Tracey Mann
(R-Salina)
P.O. Box 1084
Salina, KS 67402
(H): 785.236.7802
traceymann.com
@TraceyMannKS
@TraceyMannKS
Former Lt. Gov under Colyer;
commercial real estate; member
KARL; Issues: Pro-2A, agriculture,
rural revitalization, strong border
security, pro-life
Jerry Molstad
(R-LaCrosse)
P.O. Box 8
LaCrosse, KS 67548
(H): 785.514.5145
Retired Air Force Reserve Colonel;
former Nation Guard; Physician
Assistant
Michael Soetaert
(R-Council Grove)
700 Lowe Street #3
Alta Vista, KS 66834
(H): 213.926.1020
michaelsoetaertforcongress.com
@SoetaertMichael
Also running for Council Grove City
Council/Mayor; Issues: Pro-life, Pro-
Ag; Pro-ICE; Pro-2A
Kali Barnett
(D-Garden City)
410 N 6th Street
#957
Garden City, KS 67846
(H): 620.277.9422
kaliforkansas.com
@KaliforKansas
@KaliforKansas
Elementary school teacher; grew up on
a farm; Issues: Education; agriculture,
healthcare, renewable energy
Christy Cauble Davis
(D-Cottonwood Falls)
715 1st Street
Cottonwood Falls, KS
66845
christydavisforkansas.com
@ChristyCaubleDavisforKansas
K-State & WSU grad; Historic
preservationist; former board member
of Kansas Downtown Development
Assoc and former ED of Symphony in
the Flint Hills; Issues: Education,
agriculture, healthcare, economy/taxes
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US House of
Representatives
District 2
40/28/31
Steve Watkins (I)
(R-Topeka)
6021 SW 29th Street
Suite A #150
Topeka, KS 66614
steveforkansas.com
@SteveForKansas
@Steve4Kansas
First elected in 2018; Studied
engineering at West Point, Army
Veteran; Master’s Degrees from
Harvard and MIT; Issues: Pro Life, 2nd
Amendment rights, economy & jobs,
national debt, support for veterans,
secure the border, preserve Medicare
and Social Security
Jake LaTurner
(R-Topeka)
P.O. Box 67177
Topeka, KS 66667
jakelaturner.com
@JakeLaTurnerKS
@JakeLaTurner
Served in the Kansas Senate from
2013-2017, Currently Kansas State
Treasurer, appointed in 2017; former
staffer to Rep. Jenkins; Worked for
Watco, a short-line rail company;
Issues: pro life, welfare-to-work
reform, gun rights, term limits on
Congress, build the wall, balance the
budget, no tax increases, drug testing
for welfare recipients, agriculture
Dennis Taylor
(R-Topeka)
3634 SW Wanamaker
Road
Topeka, KS 66610
Lost 2018 primary for SOS; Former
Secretary of Administration under
Brownback; former SN Co Comm;
former regional director of US Govt’s
Eastern European Public Admin
reform program
Michelle De La Isla
(D-Topeka)
3250 SW Briarwood
Drive
Topeka, KS 66611
michelleforkansas.com
@MichelleForKansas
@Michelle4Kansas
Mayor of Topeka; Wichita State Grad;
Taught Upward Bound; Issues:
healthcare, education, jobs
James Windholz
(D-Lawrence)
1320 Massachusetts
Street
Lawrence, KS 66044
jamesforkansas.com
Political Science Graduate Student &
Teaching Assistant at KU
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US House of
Representatives
District 3
41/29/29
Sharice Davids (I)
(D-Roeland Park)
5123 Birch Street
Roeland Park, KS
66205
(H): 913.242.0447
shariceforcongress.com
@ShariceforCongress
@ShariceDavids
First elected in 2018; Attorney; former
White House Fellow; former MMA
fighter; one of the first two Native
American Congresswoman, and first
openly gay KS Rep. Issues: education,
energy & environment, expand the
Affordable Care Act, small businesses,
transportation & infrastructure,
veterans & military
Amanda Adkins
(R-Overland Park)
P.O. Box 24085
Overland Park, KS
66283
amandaadkins2020.com
@AmandaAdkins2020
@Adkins_2020
Chairwoman of Kansas Republican
Party, 2009-2013; former DC staffer;
KU Grad, Vice President of Strategic
Growth at Cerner Corporation; Issues:
COVID 19 (detection, risk mitigation,
supply chain), economy, infrastructure
Mike Beehler
(R-Leawood)
2101 West 114th Street
Leawood, KS 66211
(H): 913.229.5498
electmikebeehler.com
@MikeBeehlerUSCongress
@ElectBeehler
Worked 20 years at Burns &
McDonnell; University of Arizona
degree in Civil Engineering; Author of
The Science of the Sale. Issues:
support Donald Trump, pro life,
military/veterans, defending 2nd
Amendment, free market healthcare,
supports closing down all immigration
and building a wall
Adrienne Vallejo Foster
(R-Overland Park)
P.O. Box 1101
Overland Park, KS
66202
(C): 913.249.5710
adrienneforkansas.com
@FosterforKansas
@FosterforKansas
Elected to Roeland Park City Council
in 2005 and then elected first female
Mayor in 2009; former Executive
Director of the Hispanic and Latino
Affairs Commission; Appointed by
President Trump to serve as the Small
Business Administration Region 7
Advocate; Public Administration
degree from Washburn, and a Master’s
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in Public Administration from
University of Missouri. Issues:
competitive healthcare, protect the
border, reform immigration, no tax
increases, pro life, deal with national
debt, term limits, protect the 2nd
Amendment, strong national defense,
healthcare for Veterans
Tom Love
(R-Overland Park)
12724 Grandview
Street
Overland Park, KS
66213
(C): 913.709.4192
Democratic State Representative in the
90s
Sara Hart Weir
(R-Mission)
6340 Reeds Drive
Mission, KS 66202
(H): 913.329.3614
saraforkansas.com
@SaraHartWeir
@SaraHartWeir
Degree in Psychology & Political
Leadership, Westminster College in
Fulton, MO. Master’s Degree in Public
Policy and Management Carnegie
Mellon University’s Heinz College.
President and CEO of the National
Down Syndrome Society
Led Advocacy effort behind the
passage of the Achieving a Better Life
Experience Act (ABLE) in 2014.
Issues: Balance the budget, Free
Market Healthcare, Women’s &
Family Economic Empowerment
(including better access to paid family
and medical leave), Immigration
Reform, Free & Open Trade, Pro Life,
Education, Kansas Troops & Military,
and Stands with Israel.
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“Issues” listed are taken from candidate’s website, social media, or their responses in news reports
US House of
Representatives
District 4
44/23/33
Ron Estes (I)
(R-Wichita)
12224 E Bracken Court
Wichita, KS 67206
(H): 316.200.2860
estesforcongress.com
@RonEstesKansas
@RonEstesKS
Former State Treasurer and Sedgwick
Co Treasurer; won special election to
replace Pompeo in 2017, re-elected in
2018
Laura Lombard
(D-Wichita)
P.O. Box 780342
Wichita, KS 67278
lauralombardforkansas.com
@LauraforKansas
@LauraforKansas
Lost 2018 primary to Thompson
65/35%; Founding President of a trade
association of experts doing business in
the Middle East, previously worked for
US Secy of Defense William Cohen
who was in Clinton’s Cabinet
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2020 Primary Election
Kansas Senate
Kansas Senate
District 1
51/21/27
Dennis Pyle (I)
(R-Hiawatha)
2979 Kingfisher Road
Hiawatha, KS 66434
(H): 785.742.3780 First elected in to the Senate in 2004,
served in the House 2001-02
Kirk Miller
(D-Havensville)
393 198th Street
Havensville, KS 66432
(H): 785.207.0471
@Kirk Miller for Kansas
Senate District 1
Kansas Senate
District 2
29/37/34
Marci Francisco (I)
(D-Lawrence)
1101 Ohio
Lawrence, KS 66044
(H): 785.842.6402 First elected in 2004; Ranking D on
Committees on Ag, Natural Resources,
and Utilities; retired KU faculty,
sustainability analyst
Kansas Senate
District 3
35/29/35
Tom Holland (I)
(D-Baldwin City)
961 East 1600 Road
Baldwin City, KS 66006
First elected to the KS House in 2004
and Senate in 2008; Ranking Minority
on Tax and Commerce Committees;
unsuccessful gubanatorial bid in 2010;
IT consultant
Willie Dove
(R-Bonner Springs)
14715 Timber Lane
Bonner Springs, KS 66012
(C): 913.909.5866
williedove.com
First elected to the House in 2012,
former Majority Whip, Chair of Ag &
Natural Resources Budget; owns
Medicare Advantage PlusServices,
insurance
Kansas Senate
District 4
11/61/28
David Haley (I)
(D-Kansas City)
P.O. Box 171110
Kansas City, KS 66117
(H): 913.321.3210
(C): 913.579.1490
Served 6 years in KS House prior to
Senate election in 2000; Ranking
Minority on Ethics, Elections & Local
Gov’t
Sam Stillwell
(R-Kansas City)
5227 Webster Avenue
Kansas City, KS 66104
(C): 913.909.3882
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Kansas Senate
District 5
33/31/34
Kevin Braun (I)
(R-Kansas City)
4315 North 110 Terrace
Kansas City, KS 66109
(C): 913.424.7555
kevinbraunks.com
Lost 2016 race for KS House to Rep.
Wolfe Moore then selected to replace
Sen. Fitzgerald in 2018; Army Veteran;
Master’s in Business Law from Friends
University
Jeff Pittman
(D-Leavenworth)
1108 S. Broadway
Leavenworth, KS 66048
First elected to the KS House in 2016,
Ranking Minority on Transportation &
Public Safety Budget; Systems Engineer
for a software company; MIT undergrad
and MBA from Oxford; 26 year military
Veteran; Chair of Lansing Planning
Commission for 13 years
Kansas Senate
District 6
21/45/34
Pat Pettey (I)
(D-Kansas City)
5316 Lakewood Street
Kansas City, KS 66106
(C): 913.579.3741
Elected to the KS Senate in 2012,
Ranking Minority on Transportation;
former KS House member from 1993-
1996; former Unified Government Board
Member; retired teacher
Diana Whittington
(R-Kansas City)
105 N 72nd Street
Kansas City, KS 66111
(H): 913.298.3464
@Diana4KsSenateDist6
Visual Arts Teacher
Issues: Pro-life
Kansas Senate
District 7
(Bollier)
42/29/28
Ethan Corson
(D-Fairway)
4601 W 62nd Terrace
Fairway KS 66205
(C): 785.414.9215
ethanforkansas.com
Former Executive Director of the Kansas
Democratic Party
Laura McConwell
(R-Mission)
6507 Dearborn Drive
Mission, KS 66202
Attorney; President of JoCo Bar
Association, 2019; Mayor of Mission
2002-2014; Attorney Member on the
JoCo Judicial Nominating Commission;
Rejected for Kansas Racing and Gaming
Commission in 2015; Issues: Education;
Local control for Johnson County
governmental entities
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Kansas Senate
District 8
(Denning)
45/25/29
James Todd
(R-Overland Park)
10914 Bradshaw Street
Overland Park, KS 66210
(C): 913568.8738 Served in the KS House 2012-16 but
defeated by Rep. Parker in 2016;
graduate of KU Law where he was VP of
the Federalist Society
Cindy Holscher
(D-Overland Park)
P.O. Box 4781
Olathe, KS 66063
(H): 913.568.4293
cindyforsenateks.com
Current House Rep, First elected to KS
House in 2016; Business manager with
Sprint Yellow Pages; involved in PTA
Kansas Senate
District 9
46/23/30
Julia Lynn (I)
(R-Olathe)
18837 W 115th Terrace
Olathe, KS 66061
(C): 913.832.5311
senatorjulialynn.com
Served in the Senate since 2006; Chair
of Commerce; member of JoCo
Commission on Aging and Olathe
Chamber of Commerce
Stacey Knoell
(D-Olathe)
12501 S Arapaho Drive
Olathe, KS 66062
(C): 816.668.9190
staceyknoell.com
Stacey Knoell for Kansas
Worked 8 years public schools, 4 as sign
language interpreter, 4 as math teacher;
Leadership roles in Democratic Party
since 2017, Senate 9 Precinct
Committeewoman; Issues: Fully fund
education, Expand Medicaid, Living
Wage
Kansas Senate
District 10
43/26/30
Mike Thompson (I)
(R-Shawnee)
4923 Constance Street
Shawnee, KS 66216
(H): 913.229.4932 Appointed to replace Pilcher-Cook in
2019; former weatherman
Tom Cox
(R-Shawnee)
13510 W 72nd Street
Shawnee, KS 66216
(C): 913.592.7464
tom-cox.org
Elected to KS House in 2016; BA in
Political Science and Masters in
Journalism from KU, digital marketing
Lindsey Constance
(D-Shawnee)
P.O. Box 3094
Shawnee, KS 66203
913.428.9592
lindsey4kansas.com
Shawnee City Council since 2017; 16
years Shawnee Mission School District;
Issues: Stabilize Budget, Invest in
Education, Create Jobs
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Kansas Senate
District 11
54/20/25
John Skubal (I)
(R-Overland Park)
6503 W 134th Terrace
Overland Park, KS 66209
(H): 913.469.6641
First elected in 2016 when he defeated
incumbent Melcher in the primary,
56/44%; Overland Park City
Councilman; Business Development
Officer at Kaw Valley Engineering;
Chair of the Facilities & Grounds
Committee for the Kansas City Metro
Chapter of the American Public Works
Association
Kellie Warren
(R-Leawood)
14505 Falmouth Street
Leawood, KS 66224
kelliewarrenforsenate.com Elected to KS House in 2018; Attorney;
KU Law grad; Husband is President of
Kansas Speedway; involved in BV
parent teacher organization
Joy Koesten
(D-Leawood)
3310 W 137th Street
Leawood, KS 66224
(H): 913.972.7883
joykoesten.com
Served in Kansas House 2017-18 as a
Republican, switched parties;
PhD in Communications, lecturer at KU
Owns a financial planning firm; Issues:
Education, Medicaid Expansion, Mental
Health.
Kansas Senate
District 12
49/21/30
Caryn Tyson (I)
(R-Parker)
P.O. Box 191
Parker, KS 66072
First elected in 2010 to the KS House
and then to the Senate in 2012, Chair of
Tax; part owner of Tyson Ranch;
software engineer
Mike Bruner
(D-Humbolt)
1002 Pecan Street
Humboldt, KS 66748
(H): 620.433.0228
@BrunerforKansas
@BrunerforKansas
History teacher, held positions with
KNEA at local and state levels, former
Dem. Chair of Allen County; Issues:
Medicaid expansion; education;
infrastructure; taxes/spending
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Kansas Senate
District 13
35/30/34
Richard Hilderbrand (I)
(R-Galena)
10337 SE 107th Terrace
Galena, KS 66739
Selected to replace Jake LaTurner during
the 2017 Session then won election in
2018; Insurance agent with office in
Baxter Springs
Nancy Ingle
(D-Pittsburg)
511 E 21st
Pittsburg, KS 66762
(H): 620.308.5649
Retired attorney; Former Crawford Co
Assistant Prosecutor and manager at
Boeing; Assistant for Policy to Gov
Carlin
Kansas Senate
District 14
57/17/25
Bruce Givens (I)
(R-El Dorado)
1525 Country Club Road
El Dorado, KS
(H): 316.452.5191
(C): 316.377.6605
brucegivens.com
First elected in 2016 when he defeated
incumbent Knox in the primary, 52/48%;
Assistant Director of Butler Co Special
Education Co-op; BA & MA from ESU;
wife is superintendent of El Dorado
School District; state leader in Kiwanis
Michael Fagg
(R-El Dorado)
1810 Terrace Drive
El Dorado, KS 67042
(H): 316.321.1690
(C): 316.377.7987
Lifelong El Dorado resident; former
mayor of El Dorado; former VP at
Andover State Bank
Kansas Senate
District 15
46/23/31
Dan Goddard (I)
(R-Parsons)
3420 Mosher Road
Parsons, KS 67357
(C): 620.423.0407
First elected when he defeated Rep. Peck
in the primary, 51/49% in 2016; Former
Parsons City Commissioner; retired CEO
of Great Plains Development Authority;
retired US Air Force; Golden Eagle NRA
Virgil Peck
(R-Tyro)
P.O. Box 299
Havana, KS 67347
(H): 620.330.3839 Lost 2016 primary to Sen. Goddard
49/51%; Served in KS House 2004-16,
was Chair of Legislative Post Audit;
served on the Sedan School Board;
insurance agent
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Kansas Senate
District 16
51/17/32
Ty Masterson (I)
(R-Andover)
1539 Phyllis Lane
Andover, KS 67002
Served in the House 2005-08 and first
elected to Senate in 2008, former Chair
of Ways & Means and current Chair of
Utilities; former Andover City
Councilman
Timothy Don Fry II
(D-Augusta)
429 E 14th Avenue
Augusta, KS 67010
(H): 316.323.8167
Kansas Senate
District 17
41/25/33
Jeff Longbine (I)
(R-Emporia)
2801 Lakeridge Road
Emporia, KS 66801
(H): 620.343.1614
Senate Vice-President, first elected in
2010; owner of Emporia car dealership;
former Emporia City Commissioner &
Mayor
Stephen Vecchoine
(D-Emporia)
908 Valley Circle
Emporia, KS 66801
(H): 620.366.0534
Kansas Senate
District 18
(Miller)
41/29/29
Tobias Schlingensiepen
(D-Topeka)
1601 Boswell Avenue
Topeka, KS 66604
Ran for Senate, 2nd District in 2012, won
the Democratic nomination, but was
defeated by Lynn Jenkins in the general
election; Pastor at First Congregational
Church in Topeka, Chaplain with Topeka
Police Department; Favors Medicaid
Expansion
H. Dean Zajic
(D-Topeka)
1613 SW Willow Avenue
Topeka, KS 66606
Ran for Topeka School Board in ’19;
Special Ed coordinator, KS Dept of Ed
Joe Cheray
(D-Topeka)
11330 SW Glendale Drive
Topeka, KS 66604
(H): 785.383.6064 Ran for Topeka City Council in ’17;
former nurse’s aide, CEO of Wildheart
Social Media; Committeewoman, Kansas
Democrat Party Disability Caucus
Kristen O’Shea
(R-Topeka)
1010 NW 29th Street
Topeka, KS 66618
osheaforkansas.com
@OSheaforKansas
Personal development consultant, owner
O’Shea Strengths Coaching; formerly
worked for LeadingAge Kansas and
Greater Topeka Chamber; serves on
Board for the Topeka Shawnee County
Public Library; Issues: Restart economy;
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Defender of freedom
Kansas Senate
District 19
36/33/30
Anthony Hensley (I)
(D-Topeka)
4240 SE Wisconsin Avenue
Topeka, KS 66609
(H): 785.267.3300
anthonyhensley.com
Served in the House from 1976-1992 and
Senate since then; Senate Minority
Leader; special education teacher
Rick Kloos
(R-Berryton)
4720 SE Berryton Road
Berryton, KS 66409
(C): 785.506.4080
Kloos for Kansas
Ran for Governor in 2018, received <1%
in general as an Independent; Minister,
owns God’s Storehouse second-hand
store; received a B.A in Theology and
Ministerial Studies at Trinity College in
North Dakota
Kansas Senate
District 20
45/27/27
Eric Rucker (I)
(R-Topeka)
7061 SW Queens Court
Topeka, KS 66614
(H): 785.250.7461
(C): 785.250.7992
ruckerforkansas.com
Selected to replace Vicki Schmidt in
2019; former staffer for Kris Kobach &
Phil Kline; Attorney
Brenda Dietrich
(R-Topeka)
6110 SW 38th Terrace
Topeka, KS 66610
(H): 785.221.3853
dietrichforsenate.com
First elected to the KS House in 2016,
Vice-Chair of Education; Retired
Superintendent of Auburn-Washburn
School District; PhD in Educational
Administration from KSU; active in
Kansas Starbase, Topeka Chamber of
Commerce, Leadership Kansas, etc.
Rachel Willis
(D-Topeka)
920 SE 43rd Street
Topeka, KS 66609
rachelforkansas.com
Undergrad from Washburn, Master’s
Degree in Public Administration from
the University of Kansas; educational
nonprofit management; registered
lobbyist; Issues: Reduce tax burden, pass
balanced budgets, grow business, close
the KDOT bank, prioritize mental health,
expand Medicaid, education, and protect
the environment
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Kansas Senate
District 21
43/27/29
Dinah Sykes (I)
(D-Lenexa)
10227 Theden Circle
Lenexa, KS 66220
(C): 913.406.0053 First elected as a Republican in 2016
when she defeated incumbent Greg
Smith in primary, 58/42% then switched
parties in 2019; Ranking Minority on
Education; Former PTA President; 2016
class of Leadership Lenexa; BA in
Business Administration; two children in
Olathe District
Tom Bickimer
(R-Lenexa)
15621 W 87th Street #294
Lenexa, KS 66219
tombickimer.com
Tom Bickimer
Homebuilder, Bickimer Homes; former
foster parent; KU graduate
Kansas Senate
District 22
47/22/30
Tom Hawk (I)
(D-Manhattan)
2600 Woodhaven Court
Manhattan, KS 66502
(H): 785.537.8000
tomhawkforkansas.com
House member from 2004-2010 then
elected to the Senate in 2012, Ranking
Minority on Ways & Means; retired
superintendent
Craig Bowser
(R-Manhattan)
3100 Winston Place #1
Manhattan, KS 66502
craigbowser.com Former Army reserve member, served in
Iraq, serves on a non-profit that helps
military veterans enter the agribusiness
workforce; Issues: supporting small
businesses, job creation, advancing
veterans, fighting for agriculture
Bryan Pruitt
(R-Manhattan)
407 Poyntz Avenue
Manhattan, KS 66502
(C): 785.770.6750
pruitt4kansas.com
@Pruitt4Kansas
@Pruitt4Kansas
Studied Political Science at the Catholic
University of America in DC and a
Master’s Degree at Wichita State; works
as a political consultant, constituent
advocacy, and conservative media, owns
his own business
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Kansas Senate
District 23
45/23/30
Rob Olson (I)
(R-Olathe)
Served in the House 2005-2011;
appointed to fill Sen. Karin Brownlee’s
Senate seat and then elected in 2012;
Chair of Financial Institutions &
Insurance; painting contractor
Chris Lengquist
(R-Olathe)
14220 S Locust St
Olathe, 66062
(913) 568-1579
chrislengquist2020.com
@ChrisLengquist2020
Realtor; foster parents; Issues: Mental
health care reform, medical transparency,
2nd Amend, pro-life, foster care, adoption
Wendy Budetti
(D-Olathe)
17446 W 161st Street
Olathe, KS
(C): 816.305.1839
wendy4kansas.com
Precinct Committeewoman; She and her
husband are founder of Johnson County
Pride; Active member of Moms Demand
Action; substitute teacher in Olathe and
office assistant to a locally owned
construction company; issues: funding
public schools, common sense gun
regulation, balanced budget, Medicaid
expansion, equality
Kansas Senate
District 24
49/18/32
Randall Hardy (I)
(R-Salina)
816 Highland Avenue
Salina, KS 67401
(H): 785.823.7698
(C): 785.826.7858
randallhardy.com
First elected in 2016 when he defeated
incumbent Arpke in three-way primary
with 47%; former Salina City
Commissioner; retired President of
Construction Rental; on Steering
Committee for Republicans for Kansas
Values
J.R. Claeys
(R-Salina)
2157 Redhawk Lane
Salina, KS 67401
(C): 785.250.5758
jrclaeys.com
First elected to the KS House in 2012;
Chair of Transportation & Public Safety
Budget; Campaign Manager for Kobach
for Governor ’18; has served as
executive member in KS Republican
Party and KS Young Republicans;
investor and former association
executive
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Kansas Senate
District 25
30/29/40
Mary Ware (I)
(D-Wichita)
1444 N. Perry
Wichita, KS 67203
Selected to replace Sen. Lynn Rogers,
Ranking Minority on Financial
Institutions & Insurance; small business
owner, CBD shop
Vail Fruechting
(R-Wichita)
1946 N Meridan Avenue
Wichita, KS 67203
(H): 316.305.7630
(C): 316.315.6642
Key Accounts Manager, CenterPoint
Energy gas distribution
Kansas Senate
District 26
45/18/36
Dan Kerschen (I)
(R-Garden Plain)
645 S. 263 W.
Garden Plain, KS 67050
(C): 254.813.9313
Served in the House 2009-12 and then
elected to the Senate in 2012, Chair of
Ag & Natural Resources and Vice-
Chair of Tax; farmer
Kansas Senate
District 27
50/18/31
Gene Suellentrop (I)
(R-Wichita)
6813 W Northwind Circle
Wichita, KS 67205
(H): 316.260.3663
Served in the House since 2010 then
elected to the Senate in 2016; Chair of
Public Health & Welfare; owner of
Gambino’s pizza
Mike McCorkle
(D-Wichita)
1639 N Brunswick
Wichita, KS 67212 @Mikefor100 Desert Storm Veteran; originally filed to
run for House District 100 then switched
Kansas Senate
District 28
31/26/42
Mike Petersen (I)
(R-Wichita)
2608 S Southeast Drive
Wichita, KS 67216
First elected in 2004; Chair of
Transportation and JCIT; industrial
electrician; Church Deacon and Boy
Scout Leader
Jim Ward
(D-Wichita)
3100 E Clark
Wichita, KS 67211
kansasforward.com
First elected to the KS House in 2002,
former Minority Leader; former
Sedgwick Co Assistant DA and Wichita
City Prosecutor; served on USD 259
School Board and Wichita City Council;
attorney
Kansas Senate
District 29
20/43/36
Oletha Faust-Goudeau (I)
(D-Wichita)
P.O. Box 20335
Wichita, KS 67208
Served in the House 2004-2008 and
Senate since; Ranking Minority on Fed
& State Affairs; photographer and
community activist
Myron Ackerman
(R-Wichita)
1050 N Ridgewood
Wichita, KS 67208
(H): 316.684.2038 Precinct Committeeman
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Kansas Senate
District 30
(Wagle)
42/25/33
Renee Erickson
(R-Wichita)
26 N Cypress Drive
Wichita, KS 67206
(H): 316.217.1308
Elected to Kansas House in 2018;
Former Principal of Brooks Middle
School; Previously served on Newton
School Board; has taught Bible classes at
Northside Church of Christ
Melissa Gregory
(D-Wichita)
1440 N Gatewood #46
Wichita, KS 67206
Aide to Congressman Glickman; Dir. Of
Appointments for Gov. Parkinson;
former Board member of WomenWork
and the SG Co Historical Museum
Amy Lyon
(D-Wichita)
2237 S Tara Falls Court
Wichita, KS 67207
(H): 316.214.2114 US Navy Veteran; state director of
Objective Zero (veteran suicide
prevention); Wichita mayoral candidate
in 2019
Kansas Senate
District 31
49/19/31
Carolyn McGinn (I)
(R-Sedgwick)
P.O. Box A
Sedgwick, KS 67135
workingforkansas.com
First elected in 2004; Chair of Ways &
Means; farmer
Kansas Senate
District 32
51/21/27
Larry Alley (I)
(R-Winfield)
517 Quail Nest Road
Winfield, KS 67156
(H): 620.221.0035 Elected in 2016, Vice-Chair of
Education and Commerce; small
business owner; former school board
president and bank board member
Kansas Senate
District 33
63/16/21
Mary Jo Taylor (I)
(R-Stafford)
114 N. Union
Stafford, KS 67578
(C): 620.546.3215 Elected in 2016; Stafford Superintendent
for 15 years, previously was a teacher &
principal; husband is a hospital
administrator; active with Stafford Co
Economic Development and Chamber of
Commerce
Alicia Straub
(R-Ellinwood)
401 S Kennedy Avenue
Ellinwood, KS 67526
(H): 620.564.2196
straubforkansas.com
Selected in March 2019 to replace Rep.
Greg Lewis in KS House District 113
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Kansas Senate
District 34
49/22/28
Ed Berger (I)
(R-Hutchinson)
2501 Briarwood
Hutchinson, KS 67502
(H): 620.655.7687
Elected in 2016 after defeating Terry
Bruce 57/42% in the primary; Former
Hutchinson CC President; consultant at
KS Cosmosphere and Space Center
Mark Steffen
(R-Hutchinson)
3500 N Mayfield Road
Hutchinson, KS 67502
Practicing Physician; farmer & rancher;
Owns and manages several oil and gas
investment businesses including Steffen
Resource Development
Shanna Henry
(D-Cheney)
15614 SE 22nd Street
Cheney, KS 67025
(H): 316.540.0055 Ran for KS House in 2018; County
Extension exec board member
Kansas Senate
District 35
59/17/23
Richard Wilborn (I)
(R-McPherson)
1504 Heritage Place
McPherson, KS 67460
(C): 620.242.4355
First elected in 2014, Chair of
Judiciary; Retired from Farmers
Alliance Companies, consultant for
legislative/regulatory affairs in
insurance industry; former Chair of
McPherson Co Republican Party
Kansas Senate
District 36
66/14/20
Elaine Bowers (I)
(R-Concordia)
1326 N 150th Road
Concordia, KS 66901
(H): 785.243.4256
First elected in 2006, Chair of Ethics,
Elections & Local Gov’t’; automobile
dealer
Kansas Senate
District 37
51/18/30
Molly Baumgardner (I)
(R-Louisburg)
29467 Masters Court
Louisburg, KS 66053
(C): 913.709.1069
Appointed to replace Pat Apple during
Veto Session in 2014 and then elected to
the seat, Chair of Education; former K-
12 teacher and JCCC faculty; served 18
years on the JCCC Board of Trustees
Becca Peck
(D-Overland Park)
14317 Melrose
Overland Park, KS 66221
(H): 913.592.9209
beccapeckforkansas.com
Degree in Computer Science; Worked 10
years at Sprint; Currently sits on 5 local
and state boards advocated for Kansans’
issues; Issues: Expanding Medicaid,
funding public education, reducing food
sales tax, improving infrastructure
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Kansas Senate
District 38
49/20/30
Bud Estes (I)
(R-Dodge City)
1405 Elbow Road
Dodge City, KS 67801
(C): 620.338.1381
Served in the House since 2013 then
elected to the Senate in 2016, Chair of
Federal & State Affairs; previously
served on Ford Co Planning
Commission; Mayor of Bucklin for 14
years; agribusiness
Edgar A. Pando
(D-Dodge City)
P.O. Box 598
Dodge City, KS 67801
(C): 620.789.1047
Lawyer in Dodge City; Board Member
of Dodge City YMCA
Kansas Senate
District 39
55/17/27
John Doll (I)
(R-Garden City)
2927 Cliff Place
Garden City, KS 67846
First elected to the House in 2012 then
elected to the Senate in 2016; switched
parties to Independent then back to
Republican; Garden City Commissioner
for 7 years; former high school athletics
administrator; agribusiness
Lon Pishny
(R-Garden City)
545 S. Towns Blvd
Garden City, KS 67846
(C): 620.276.9860
lonpishny.com
@LonPishny
Finney County Commissioner; GCCC
Board of Trustees; estate planner; Issues:
High-speed broadband connectivity,
sustainable supply of water, housing
affordability and accessibility, safe and
dependable transportation infrastructure
Kansas Senate
District 40
61/17/22
Rick Billinger (I)
(R-Goodland)
P.O. Box 594
Goodland, KS 67735
(H): 785.899.4700 Served in House from 2011-12 and
2014-16 then elected to the Senate in
2016; farmer and retired businessman;
wife is a banker
Larry Joseph Dreiling
(D-Hays)
P.O. Box 1309
Hays, KS 67601
larrydreiling.com
@LDreiling
Degrees in Political Science and
Communications, Master’s Degree in
Communications from FHSU; Former
Senior Field Editor for the Dodge City
Based High Plains Journal; Advocate for
farmers and rural people
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2020 Primary Election
Kansas House of Representatives
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 1
36/29/34
Michael Houser (I)
(R-Columbus)
6891 SW 10th Street
Columbus, KS 66725
(C): 620.704.3817 First elected in 2012; works for Crossland
Construction
Ronald Coquillette
(R-Galena)
6981 SE Lostine
Galena, KS 66739
(H): 620.704.4402
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 2
37/31/32
Ken Collins (I)
(R-Mulberry)
102 East First Street
Mulberry, KS 66756
(H): 620.240.0778 Elected in 2018; Graduate Friends
University; Communications Tech for
AT&T
Lynn Grant
(D-Frontenac)
202 S Appleton
Frontenac, KS 66763
(H): 620.308.5518
(C): 620.249.2676
Lost 2016 race for Senate District 13 to
Jake LaTurner with 44% of the vote; Wife
of former Rep. Bob Grant; served on
Cherokee City Council; worked in public
education and owned family business
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 3
32/30/37
Monica Murnan (I)
(D-Pittsburg)
1313 Mallory Court
Pittsburg, KS 66762
(H): 620.249.7149
monicaforkansas.com
First elected in 2016, Ranking Minority
on Health & Human Services; Pittsburg
City Commissioner and former Mayor;
Founding member of the Community
Health Center of SEK; Director of
Student Support Services at Greenbush
Regional Education Center
Chuck Smith
(R-Pittsburg)
2112 W 4th
Pittsburg, KS 66762
(C): 620.719.0157 Represented the district 2015-16 but lost
2016 election to Rep. Murnan 48/52%;
teacher and coach, 80%+ football winning
percentage
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 4
45/23/32
Trevor Jacobs (I)
(R-Fort Scott)
1927 Locust Road
Fort Scott, KS 66701
Elected in 2016; was active in Tea Party;
farmer; ministers to inmates
Arlyn Briggs
(R- Kincaid)
24969 SW 130 Road
Kincaid, KS 66039
(H): 620.238.1479
(C): 620.363.0041
Lost in 2012 & 2016 primaries; farmer
Bill Meyer 14 Golfview Drive (H): 620.224.4299 Retired college registrar; Fort Scott CC
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(D-Fort Scott) Fort Scott, KS 66701 [email protected] Trustee
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 5
44/23/32
Mark Samsel (I)
(R-Wellsville)
508 E 4th Street
Wellsville, KS 66092
(C): 785.418.4962
marksamsel.org
Elected in 2018; KU Law Grad, Attorney
with Lathrop & Gage, Missouri/Kansas
Super Lawyers “Rising Stars” 2014-2017;
High School sports referee, education a
top issue; Leadership Overland Park Class
of 2013
Mark Powls
(R-Garnett)
207 E 4th Avenue
Garnett, KS 66032
(H): 785.448.5553
(C): 785.448.7721
@MarkPowlsforState
Representative5thDistrict
Former music teacher, music store owner,
private music teacher; former National
Guard member; ran for County
Commission. Issues: Pro-life, property
rights, smaller govt, education reform,
state sovereignty
Roger Sims
(D-Parker)
22760 Earnest Road
Parker, KS 66072
(C): 913.259.2549
Retired teacher; Owns a bed & breakfast
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 6
(Vickrey)
50/19/30
Samantha Poetter
(R-Paola)
16755 W 299th Street
Paola, KS 66071
(C) 913.731.6602 [email protected]
samanthaforkansas.com
Former Communications Director for Sec.
Kris Kobach; Eisenhower Women’s
leadership series; Kansas Rifle Assn
Clifford Blackmore
(R-Paola)
309 E Kaskaskia
Paola, KS 66071
@BlackmoreforKSHD6
Lost to Vickrey in 2018 by 62/38%;
former newspaper owner; Realtor
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 7
37/25/38
Richard Proehl (I)
(R-Parsons)
510 Pine Ridge Road
Parsons, KS 67357
(H): (620) 421-1804
(C): (620) 423-1133
First elected in 2006, Chair of
Transportation; banker; serves on
KTA Advisory Board; wife is former
Superintendent of USD 503
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Kansas House of
Representatives
District 8
55/16/29
Chris Croft (I)
(R-Overland Park)
8909 W 148th Terrace
Overland Park, KS 66221
(C): 913.279.1215
Elected in 2018 after defeating Patty
Markley in the Primary; Retired military;
Clay Norkey
(R-Overland Park)
7111 W 151st Street #285
Overland Park, KS 66223
(H): 913.608.5225
claynorkey.com
@ClayNorkeyforKSHouse
Attorney; Blue Valley Rec Commission,
Leadership OP graduate; Issues:
Education, transportation, local control,
higher ed, eco devo, supports Medicaid
Expansion, responsible tax policy
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 9
Kent Thompson (I)
(R-La Harpe)
1816 2800 Street
La Harpe, KS 66751
(H): 620.496.2255
(W): 620.496.7200
Appointed in 2013 to replace Bideau,
former Majority Whip; Real estate agent
and rancher
Armando J Hernandez
(R-Chanute)
1815 S Edith
Chanute, KS 66720
(H): 913.286.0666
Chiropractor
Alana Cloutier
(D-Humboldt)
923 Cherokee Street
Humboldt, KS 66748
(H): 415.341.7675
Writer, Editor; Precinct
Committeewoman
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 10
(Horn)
30/32/37
Brandon Holland
(D-Baldwin City)
961 E 1600 Road
Baldwin City, KS 66006
brandonholland.org
@BHollandKS
@KansasBrandon
KU grad; manages a liquor store; son of
State Sen. Tom Holland; Issues:
Medicaid expansion, fully funding K-12,
mental health services accessibility
A.J. Stevens
(D-Baldwin City)
613 N 6th Street
Baldwin City, KS 66006
(H): 785.615.0004
ajstevens.org
Formerly on Baldwin City Council; CEO
of Baldwin City and Southern Railroad
Christina Haswood
(D-Lawrence)
2317 Surrey Drive
Lawrence, KS 66046
(C): 785.766.4654
m
haswoodforkansas.com
@HaswoodforKS
Public health professional; Haskell and
KU grad; research assistant with the
National Council of Urban Indian
Health; Issues: Medicaid expansion,
cut food tax, sensible gun laws, defend
education funding
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 11
50/25/24
Jim Kelly (I)
(R-Independence)
309 South 5th Street
Independence, KS 67301
Served since 2011; Chair of Financial
Institutions and Pensions; previously
served on USD 446 School Board,
Independence City Commission and as
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Mayor; banker
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 12
58/18/23
Doug Blex (I)
(R-Independence)
3131 CR 2600
Independence, KS 67301
(H): 620.289.4663
(C): 620.212.4183
Elected in 2018; Farmer, operates cow
calf operation; retired Wildlife & Parks
Enforcement Supervisor; strong
background on water issues
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 13
58/15/27
Joe Newland (I)
(R-Neodesha)
6295 Trego Road
Neodesha, KS 66757
(C): 620.716.1908
Selected to replace Larry Hibbard in
2019; Farm Bureau Board Member;
owner/operator of Heritage Farms, LLC
Mark Pringle
(D-Yates Center)
370 Highway 75
Yates Center, KS 66783
(H): 620.537.7581
(C): 620.212.8084
Lost 2016 race for KS Senate District 15
to Sen. Givens 72/27%; Fourth generation
family farmer; ESU degree in Business
Administration; Farm Bureau member,
advocate for environmental improvement
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 14
49/21/30
Charlotte Esau (I)
(R-Olathe)
11702 South Winchester
Street
Olathe, KS 66061
(C): 913.484.4521
charlotteesau.com
Elected in 2018; Spouse of former Rep.
Keith Esau; former Exec. Dir. of KS
Republican Assembly
Angela Justus Schweller
(D-Lenexa)
20905 W 90th Terrace
Lenexa, KS 66220
(H): 913.710.1146
angela4ks.com
Lost to Esau in 2018 by 51/49%; Degree
in Business Communications from KU;
Small business owner, Keller Williams;
Issues: Funding schools adequately,
healthcare, government transparency
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 15
41/26/34
John Toplikar (I)
(R-Olathe)
507 E Spruce Street
Olathe, KS 66061
Served in the KS House in the 90’s then
re-elected in 2018; former city council
member; carpenter, business owner,
housing contractor
Cole Fine
(D-Olathe)
22214 W 119th Terrace
Olathe, KS 66061
(C): 913.593.5275 PoliSci degree from University of Central
Missouri; student body President
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Kansas House of
Representatives
District 16
(Holscher)
46/23/30
Linda Featherson
(D-Overland Park)
P.O. Box 13447
Overland Park, KS 66282
linda4kansas.com
@LindaFeathersonforKS
Owns independent piano studio; Board of
Kansas Music Teachers Association;
Moms Demand Action; husband a
physician; Issues: Common sense gun
laws, education, food sales tax, Medicaid
Expansion
Rashard Young
(R-Overland Park)
11751 W 118th Terrace
Apt 937
Overland Park, KS 66210
rashardyoung.com Outreach Coordinator, Kansas State
Treasurer; Assistant Youth Pastor, Grace
Church of OP
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 17
(Cox)
47/23/30
Kristine Sapp
(R-Lenexa)
8406 Twilight Lane
Lenexa, KS 66219
(H): 913.481.1733
Keller Williams Realtor
Jo Ella Hoye
(D-Lenexa)
8517 Alden Lane
Lenexa, KS 66215
(C): 816.248.2601
@JoEllaforKansas
Advocate for Moms Demand Action for
Gun Sense; C-Chair of Lenexa Planning
Commission; SM Schools PTA;
numerous volunteer positions
Issues: Sensible gun legislation,
education, KanCare Expansion, local
control
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 18
41/27/32
Cindy Neighbor (I)
(D-Shawnee)
10405 W 52nd Terrace
Shawnee, KS 66203
(H): 913.268.9061
(C): 816.225.0580
cindyneighbor.org
Served 2003-04 as a Republican and
2006-10 as a Democrat; won the open
seat in 2016; former Shawnee Mission
School Board member
Cathy Gordon
(D-Shawnee)
4920 Bradshaw Street
Shawnee, KS 66216
@CathyforKSState Rep
Ran for seat in 2018; midwife/family
nurse practitioner; Issues: Health care,
families, liberty
Calvin Vandegrift
(R-Shawnee)
6320 Caenen Lake Road
Apt E
Shawnee, KS 66216
(C): 913.749.3112
Studies at Pittsburg State; works for
O’Reilly Auto Parts; declared himself the
Independent Vandegrift Republic (see
Facebook)
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Kansas House of
Representatives
District 19
50/23/27
Stephanie Clayton (I)
(D-Overland Park)
9825 Woodson Drive
Overland Park, KS 66207
stephaniesawyerclayton@gmail
.com
First elected in 2012 as a Republican
but switched parties in 2019, Ranking
Minority on Education; Board Member
of Johnson Co Commission on Aging;
Kansas Federation of Republican
Women; social media consultant
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 20
53/20/26
Jan Kessinger (I)
(R-Overland Park)
12605 Walmer Street
Overland Park, KS 66209
(C): 913.275.4790
First elected in 2016; Managing, sales,
marketing consultant; appointed to KRGC
by Brownback; interned for Bob Dole;
Congregational Care Minister at United
Methodist Church of the Resurrection
Jane Dirks
(R-Overland Park)
6506 W 125th Terrace
Overland Park, KS 66209
(C): 913.558.4107
janedirks.com
@JaneDirksforKansas
KU Grad; Worked at Whitefield
Academy; Precinct Committeewoman;
Issues: Mental Health, supports Rep.
Platform, lowering tax burden, health care
access, student focused education, Pro-
Life, promotes AFP and The Sentinel
Mari-Lynn Poskin
(D-Leawood)
12924 Howe Drive
Leawood, KS 66209
(H): 913.735.0064
poskin4ks.com
@Mari-LynnPoskinforKS
Higher Ed profession, worked at JCCC;
Cyclist; primary caregiver for her
husband with MS; small business owner
of KC College Connect; Issues:
Education, Medicaid Expansion,
Economic Development, Mental Health
Services
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 21
43/26/30
Jerry Stogsdill (I)
(D-Prairie Village)
4414 Tomahawk Road
Prairie Village, KS 66208
(H): 913.579.9208
Elected in 2016; Navy Veteran; long-time
teacher in SMSD; President of JoCo NEA
District; owns and operates two separate
technology businesses
Bob Reese
(R-Prairie Village)
7913 Roe Avenue
Prairie Village, KS 66208
(H): 913.353.8322 Burns & McDonnell Enterprise Security
Analyst, JoCo Water One Board member
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Kansas House of
Representatives
District 22
(Lusk)
35/30/35
Lindsay Vaughn
(D-Overland Park)
8227 Santa Fe Drive
Apt 7
Overland Park, KS 66204
(C): 913.523.6280
m
lindsayforkansashouse.com
@Lindsay4KS22
Degrees in Political Science and Cultural
Anthropology; Works in Human
Resources in the nonprofit sector; Worked
as a Field Officer for Sharice Davis’s
campaign; Chair of Johnson County
Young Democrats; Issues: Tax Relief,
Affordable Healthcare, Public Education,
Common Sense Gun Reform, Child
Welfare System
Randen Smith
(D-Overland Park)
8601 W 80th Street
Overland Park, KS 66204
(H): 913.645.0497
randenkan22.com
Painting contractor and Realtor
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 23
38/28/33
Susan Ruiz (I)
(D-Shawnee)
7306 Bond Street
Shawnee, KS 66203
(H): 913.248.0632
(C): 913.221.7687
Elected in 2018; social worker
Jeff Shull
(R-Lenexa)
7640 Long Street
Lenexa, KS 66216
(C): 913.303.0237
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 24
32/30/36
Jarrod Ousley (I)
(D-Merriam)
6800 Farley
Merriam, KS 66203
Elected in 2014, Ranking Minority on
Children & Seniors; painting
contractor; involved in Parents as
Teachers Association, Mainstream
Coalition, Game on for Kansas Schools
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 25
41/28/31
Rui Xu (I)
(D-Westwood)
4724 Belinder Ave
Westwood, KS 66205
(C): (913) 535-8691
ruixuforkansas.com
Elected in 2018 after defeating Melissa
Rooker; USC grad; former
performance analyst with Sporting KC;
marketing analyst with non-profit
Children International
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Kansas House of
Representatives
District 26
49/19/32
Adam Thomas (I)
(R-Olathe)
16272 S Sunset Street
Olathe, KS 66062
(H): 615.624.2991
adamthomasforkansas.com
Elected in 2018; General manager of
Blue Moose restaurant; member of the
Olathe Youth Symphony Board of
Directors; Chair of Olathe Republican
Party
W. Michael Simeall
(D-Olathe)
17705 W 155th Terrace
Olathe, KS 66062
(H): 913.267.8759
shimeall4kansas.com
Educator; attended Sterling College, ESU
and University of Nebraska; retired,
veteran; Issues: Vote transparency,
Promotes a state auditor, putting end to
Bank of KDOT, mental health, Medicaid
Expansion
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 27
55/16/29
Sean Tarwater (I)
(R-Stillwell)
16006 Meadow Lane
Stillwell, KS 66085
(C): 816.729.7827
teamtarwater.com
Elected in 2016, Chair of Commerce,
Labor & Economic Development; CEO of
Dealer Development Group Services;
MBA from UMKC; HOA President;
previously served as Chair of the Finance
Council for St. Michael the Archangel
Sona Patel
(D-Overland Park)
15816 Rosewood Drive
Overland Park, KS 66224
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 28
(Warren)
53/18/29
Fred Lehman
(R-Overland Park)
14112 Dearborn Street
Overland Park, KS 66223
lehman4ks.com Veterinarian; Parish Chair, United
Methodist Church of the Resurrection
Carl Turner
(R-Leawood)
13001 El Monte
Leawood, KS 66209
carlturnerforkansas.com
Financial, Process Improvement and
Project Management professional; Rotary
member; cyclist; community volunteer;
supported by Rep. Warren; Issues: Pro-
life, Pro-2A, support student success,
promote affordable health care, economic
development
Sally Jercha
(D-Leawood)
15069 Sherwood Street
Leawood, KS 66224
(C): 913.735.6068
sally4ks.com
@Sally4KS
Chemical Engineer, worked for Burns &
McDonnell in Oil, Gas & Chemicals
Division; involved with BV schools and
St. Michael the Archangel parish; Issues:
Gun safety, education, and fiscal
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Kansas House of
Representatives
District 29
44/24/31
Brett Parker (I)
(D-Lenexa)
9807 W 104th Street
Overland Park, KS 66212
(C): 816.265.1987 Elected in 2012, Minority Agenda Chair
and Ranking Minority on Elections;
English teacher in SMSD; former officer
in Olathe KNEA
Jerry Clinton
(R-Overland Park)
7904 W 115th Street
Overland Park, KS 66210
(C): 913.980.6804
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 30
43/24/32
Brandon Woodard (I)
(D-Lenexa)
9051 Renner Blvd
Apt 3002
Lenexa, KS 66219
(H): 913.335.0919
woodardforkansas.com
Elected in 2018, Ranking Minority on
Higher Education Budget; KU Alumni
fundraiser; KU grad; campaign activist
Laura Williams
(R-Lenexa)
14525 W 93rd Street
Lenexa, KS 66215
(H): 913.717.5459
m
laurawilliamsforkansas.com
@LauraWilliamsforKansas
@LauraWilliamsKS
Small business owner, KU grad
Issues: Strong local schools; Supporting
business; Healthcare
Jesse Gillam
(R-Olathe)
12225 S Blackbob Road
Apt 306
Olathe, KS 66062
(C) 913.940.3615
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 31
16/46/36
Louis Ruiz (I)
(D-Kansas City)
2914 W 46th Avenue
Kansas City, KS 66103
First elected in 2004; former board
member of KCPT, Campfire USA
Heartland Council; retired from Lucent
Technologies
Landon Griffith
(R-Kansas City)
4401 Cambridge Street
Kansas City, KS 66103
(H): 913.201.5545
@Landon for Kansas State
Rep – 31st District
Account manager with World Fuel
Services aviation team; Undergrad from
University of Michigan & MBA from KU
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Kansas House of
Representatives
District 32
12/51/37
Pam Curtis (I)
(D-Kansas City)
322 N 16th Street
Kansas City, KS 66102
(C): 626-0404
curtisforkckc.com
Appointed during 2014 Session to replace
Mike Peterson (deceased) and then re-
elected in 2014; Ranking Minority on
Local Gov’t; former Chief of Staff for
KCK Mayor Joe Reardon
Oscar Irenia
(D-Kansas City)
34 S 25th Street
Kansas City, KS 66102
(H): 913.222.3029
oscarireniaforkansas.com
@IreniaFor32KCK
Born in Kansas City, but grew up in
Mexico. Returned to Kansas City in
2013. Interned for churches, small
businesses, The Federal Reserve of
Kansas City Student Board of Directors,
Rep John Alcala, 57th District, and Susan
Ruiz, 23rd District. Currently attending
Johnson County Community College.
Issues: Public Education, Healthcare, Gun
Safety, the Economy, and Engaging
Young Voters.
Greg Conchola
(R-Kansas City)
40 N Broadview
Kansas City, KS 66101
Retired KCK Police Detective; former
President of KCK Police Athletic League
Boxing Club; Host of KKFI’s Fiesta
Musical radio show
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 33
26/38/35
Tom Burroughs (I)
(D-Kansas City)
3131 S 73rd Terrace
Kansas City, KS 66106
(C): 913.963.7415 First elected in 1996; Former Minority
Leader; WyCo Commissioner; member of
Kansas Athletic Commission; retired from
Colgate-Palmolive Company
Jordan Michael Mackey
(R-Bonner Springs)
120 Emerson Avenue
Bonner Springs, KS 66102
(C): 913.337.5655
Jordan Mackey for
Wyandotte
Bonner Springs Council member; real
estate/historical preservation; President
Kaw Valley SFR CV, LLC; Secretary of
WyCo GOP; Issues: Faith, Family,
Freedom, Lower Taxes
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 34
8/64/28
Valdenia Winn (I)
(D-Kansas City)
P.O. Box 12327
Kansas City, KS 66112
(H): 913.669.5524
First elected in 2000; Ranking Minority
on Education and Education Budget;
faculty at KCK Community College
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Kansas House of
Representatives
District 35
9/65/32
Broderick Henderson (I)
(D-Kansas City)
2710 North 8th Street
Kansas City, KS 66104
(C): 913.951.7272 First elected in 1994; serves on EMS
Board; Director of KCK Parking Control
Nelson R. Gabriel
(D-Kansas City)
2057 N. Tremont Street
Kansas City, KS 66101
(H): 913.313.5438
nelsongabriel.com
Elect Nelson Gabriel
President & CEO of Made Men; Founder
of Unity in the Community; Bachelor’s
Degree from Midwestern Baptist
Theological Seminary; Ambassador for
Global Orphan Project
Mark David Snelson
(R-Kansas City)
3417 N 57th Street
Kansas City, KS 66104
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 36
24/49/27
Kathy Wolfe Moore (I)
(D-Kansas City)
3209 N 131st Street
Kansas City, KS 66109
(H): 913.721.3655 First elected in 2010; Ranking Minority
on Approps; served as Chief of Staff to
KCK Mayor Carol Marinovich; Business
Director at KU Med
Mark Gilstrap
(R-Kansas City)
4218 N 126th Street
Kansas City, KS 66109
Former Democrat State Senator; lost 2008
Primary to Kultala; switched parties and
lost 2012 Primary to Steve Fitzgerald
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 37
19/45/36
Stan Frownfelter (I)
(D-Kansas City)
5225 Crest Drive
Kansas City, KS 66106
(H): 913.626.9659
Elected in 2006; Former Asst. Minority
Leader; Ranking Minority on Commerce,
Labor, and Economic Development; owns
a wholesale distribution business
Aaron Coleman
(D-Kansas City)
1316 S 52nd Street
Kansas City, KS 66106
(C): 913.229.5334
m
aaronforkansashouse.com
2018 Governor candidate as a high school
student; Precinct committeeman; WyCo
Young Democrats, Secretary
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Kansas House of
Representatives
District 38
(Dove)
43/23/33
Noel Hull
(R-Bonner Springs)
16973 Auburn Drive
Bonner Springs, KS 66012
(C): 281.235.0109
Lost 2018 primary to Willie Dove
65/35%; Paraprofessional at Bashor-
Linwood USD 458
Timothy H. Johnson
(R-Bonner Springs)
15958 151st Street
Bonner Springs, KS 66102
(H): 913.728.2024
timothyjohnsonstaterep38.com
Piper School Board ; 31 years in law
enforcement, Undersheriff- Wyandotte
County & Chief of Police- Lindsborg;
Special Investigator for SRS child abuse;
Last 9 years teaching Social Studies and
Criminal Justice at Basehor-Linwood HS;
2014 KS High School Teacher of the
Year; Issues: Education (including
enhancing KPERS, Making it easier for
subject Experts able to teach) Pro Life,
Foster Care/Adoption, 2nd Amendment
Rights
David Breuer
(R-Basehor)
14114 Nelson Court
Basehor, KS 66007
Owner, K.C. Construction; Mayor of
Basehor since 2012
Sherri Grogan
(D-Basehor)
16635 Leavenworth Road
Basehor, KS 66007
(C): 913.226.6705
groganforkansas.com
Operations Manager, CenturyLink; LV
Co Party Chair Issues: Economic
Recovery, Tax Fairness (tax increases as a
last result), Rural Internet, More Efficient
Government, Healthcare as a Right, Equal
Rights, Environment, Workers’ Right to
Organize, Voting Rights (automatic
registration at 18), 2nd Amendment
Rights.
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Kansas House of
Representatives
District 39
47/21/31
Owen Donohoe (I)
(R-Shawnee)
6265 Arapahoe Street
Shawnee, KS 66226
(H): 913.441.9042
(C): 913.484.1152
State Representative 2006-12 and then
re-elected in 2018; owner of medical
device sales company
Michael Bolton
(D-Shawnee)
5128 Hilltop Court
Shawnee, KS 66226
(H): 913.579.6628
@Bolton4KansasHD39
Ran in 2018 then he supported Medicaid
Expansion, and wanted to utilize the new
hemp market
Les Lampe
(D-Shawnee)
6402 Warwick Street
Shawnee, KS 66218
(H): 913.219.3933
Doctorate of Water Resources
Engineering from the University of
Kansas. Former VP & Director of Water
Resources at Black & Veatch, now owns
Lampe Water Consulting.
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 40
38/26/36
David French (I)
(R-Lansing)
950 Holiday Drive
Lansing, KS 66043
Elected in 2018 after defeating Debbie
Deere; Intelligence Analyst; former
military
Joana Scholtz
(D-Leavenworth)
4914 Girard Street
Leavenworth, KS 66048 Joana Scholtz for Kansas
Army Veteran; Retired Teacher; President
of the Leavenworth NCAAP
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 41
(Pittman)
31/30/38
Whitney Davis Moulden
(D-Leavenworth)
1100 Third Ave #7
Leavenworth, KS 66048
(C): 913.704.8463
whitneyforkansas.com
@WhitneyDavis2020
@WhitneyMoulden
Professional Mental Health Therapist;
Issues: Education, Mental Health Reform,
and Justice Reform
Donald G Terrien
(D-Leavenworth)
1000 Vilas
Leavenworth, KS 66048
Lost primary for HD40 in 2018; Favors
legalizing marijuana to fund schools;
supporter of gun rights; sale of cigarettes
should be illegal
Mike Griswold
(D-Leavenworth)
1601 Ridge Road
Leavenworth, KS 66048
(C): 913.240.1295
votegriswold.com
@VoteGriswold
Currently the Mayor of Leavenworth; Ret.
COL, US Army; Retired Defense
Contractor; Current President Board of
Education, USD 207 207 Issues: Tax
Relief (Eliminating Food Tax),
Infrastructure, Education, Support
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Economic Development, Support
Veterans, Medicaid Expansion, Mental
Health, Prison Reform.
Pat Proctor
(R-Leavenworth)
624 Kickapoo Street
Leavenworth, KS 66048
(H): 913.250.5553
patproctor4ks.com
Army, Colonel; Owns Baan Thai
Restaurant chain; Assistant professor of
Homeland Security at Wichita State;
Author; Issues: Quality Education,
Creating Jobs
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 42
40/24/35
Jim Karleskint (I)
(R-Tonganoxie)
24542 Cantrell Road
Tonganoxie, KS 66086
(H): 785.550.4298
karleskintforkansas.com
Elected in 2016; Retired Holton
Superintendent; currently education
consultant for low performing schools
Lance W. Neelly
(R-Tonganoxie)
2129 Willowbend Drive
Tonganoxie, KS 66086
(H): 913.927.6288
@LanceNeellyforKansas
House42nd
Lost 2018 Primary to Karleskint 53/47%;
Corrections/Security Supervisor; Issues:
Pro-Life, Anti-Medicaid Expansion,
Supports Party Platform, 2nd Amend.
Rights
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 43
44/20/34
Bill Sutton (I)
(R-Gardner)
215 W Part Street
Gardner, KS 66030
(H): 913.488.1665
billsutton.us
Elected in 2012; Chair of Elections;
founding chair of the Gardner-Edgerton
City Republican Central Committee;
steelworker
Pamela Finley
(D-Edgerton)
37760 W 159th Street
Edgerton, KS 66021
Lost 2018 race to Sutton; Undergrad
from Baker and Masters from ESU;
public school teacher/counselor/coach for
30 years; lifelong resident of
Gardner/Edgerton, lives on family farm
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 44
29/35/35
Barbara Ballard (I)
(D-Lawrence)
1532 Alvamar Drive
Lawrence, KS 66047
First elected in 1992; Minority Caucus
Chair; Ranking Minority on Social
Services Budget; administrator at KU
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 45
34/30/35
Mike Amyx (I)
(D-Lawrence)
501 Lawrence Avenue
Lawrence, KS 66049
(C): 785.691.6217
Elected in 2018 for Tom Sloan’s empty
seat after winning a three-way Primary
and then General; Long time Lawrence
City Councilman and Mayor; DG Co
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Commission from ’88-93; owns Amyx
Barbershop on Mass St.
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 46
17/42/39
Dennis “Boog” Highberger
(I)
(D-Lawrence)
1024 New York Street
Lawrence, KS 66044
(C): 785.424.3262
boog46.com
Elected in 2014; served on Lawrence
City Commission 2003-09, was Mayor
2005-06; lawyer; serves on DG Co Food
Policy Council, Sustainability Advisory
Board, Neighborhood Assn
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 47
49/23/33
Ron Ellis (I)
(R-Meridan)
9199 K-4 Hwy
Meridan, KS 66512
Elected in 2016; Vice-Chair of Veterans;
rancher; precinct committee chair; 4-H
Volunteer
Michael Caddell
(D-Nortonville)
P.O. Box 14
Valley Falls, KS 66088
Lost in 2016 to Ellis 69/31%; Producer of
‘Radio Free Kansas’; retired private
investigator and newspaper publisher
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 48
49/20/31
Jennifer Day (I)
(D-Overland Park)
11941 Perry Street
Overland Park, KS 66213
Selected to replace Rep. Benson in May
2020
Terry Frederick
(R-Overland Park)
14617 Grandview Street
Overland Park, KS 66221
Served on Water District No 1 board;
Accountant and business tax consultant,
worked for Sprint for 27 years
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 49
45/22/32
Megan Lynn (I)
(R-Olathe)
P.O. Box 3055
Olathe, KS 66063
(C): 913.706-0000
meganlynnforkansas.com
Children’s ministry assistant at Olathe
College Church of the Nazarene; MS in
Biology; precinct committeewoman
Darnell Hunt
(D-Olathe)
15660 W 141st Street
Olathe, KS 66062
(C): 913.634.2063
huntforkansas.com
Veteran of the AF and Navy; lost race for
seat in ’14 and ’18; background in
criminal justice
Katie Dixon
(D-Olathe)
14016 S Tomahawk Drive
Olathe, KS 66062
(C): 913.333.1827
Financial Advisor at Edward Jones
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 50
46/25/29
Fred Patton (I)
(R-Topeka)
339 NE 46th
Topeka, KS 66617
(H): 785.969.0096
pattonforkansas.com
@FredPattonKS
@FredPattonKS
Elected in 2014; Chair of Judiciary;
attorney and also owns an escrow service
and tanning salon; served on Seaman
School Board and past President of the
Kansas Association of School Boards
Timothy Reed [email protected] Annuity Operations specialist at Advisors
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Kansas House of
Representatives
District 51
56/16/27
Ron Highland (I)
(R-Wamego)
27487 Wells Creek Road
Wamego, KS 66547
(H): 785.456.9799
Elected in 2012; Chair of Ag and Vice-
Chair of Rural Revitalization; retired
KSU vet
Gary Schuetz
(R-Paxico)
20124 Bison Road
Paxico, KS 66526
(H): 785.456.3926
Retired UPS Driver, K-State Grad,
Newbury Township Treasurer
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 52
(Dietrich)
51/23/26
Jesse Borjon
(R-Topeka)
P.O. Box 4872
Topeka, KS 66614
(785) 230-0514
borjonforkansas.com
@BorjonforKansas
Small business owner, formerly worked
for KCC and KS SoS; WU grad, involved
with Topeka South Rotary, United Way,
Topeka Zoo Board, Leadership Kansas
grad; Issues: Responsible budgeting,
business friendly climate, education; job
creation
Daniel R. Donaldson
(R-Topeka)
7021 SW Queens Court
Topeka, KS 66614
Former Jewelry store owner; Minister,
studied at Nazarene Bible College;
Supports Republican platform
Sam Nasser
(D-Topeka)
420 SW 33rd Street
Topeka, KS 66611
(H): 785.608.5191
samnasser.com
Motivational speaker; founder of
Keynote, small business owner; WU grad
Mary Lou Davis
(D-Topeka)
3459 SW Alameda Drive
Topeka, KS 66614
(H): 785.232.4310 Elementary Education Degree from
Kansas State University. Former
Executive Director of the Board of
Cosmetology; involved with Designers’
Showhouse; Office assistant to Sen.
Holland; Former State Sen. Jeanne
Hoferer is campaign treasurer. Issues:
COVID Recovery, Economy, Medicaid
Expansion, Education
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Kansas House of
Representatives
District 53
40/30/30
Jim Gartner (I)
(D-Topeka)
928 SW Woodbridge Court
Topeka, KS 66606
(H): 785.271.6360
Appointed to replace Tietze in 2016 then
elected; Ranking Minority on Tax;
Former Pres of AuburnWashburn School
Board; former AT&T lobbyist,
consultant; Purple Heart recipient
Jeff Coen
(R-Topeka)
2146 SW Burnett Road
Topeka, KS 66614
(H): 785.230.9362
jeffcoen.com
Topeka City Council since 2015;
Currently Topeka Deputy Mayor.
Attended KU, Washburn University, and
Kaw Area Technical School. Small
business owner of The C-Team Studios, a
website, graphic design and Technology
Company in Topeka
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 54
36/24/30
Ken Corbet (I)
(R-Topeka)
10351 SW 61st Street
Topeka, KS 66610
(H): 785.224.0357
kansascorbet52.com
@KenCorbet54
@KSCorbet54
Elected in 2012; Vice-Chair of
Commerce; owner of Ravenswood Lodge
John Brosz
(D-Topeka)
6612 SW Meadowdale Drive
Topeka, KS 66619
(C): 720.416.8627
johnbrosz.org
Son of a Kansas teacher, Eagle Scout
Issues: Jobs, Education, Rural, Medicaid
Expansion.
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 55
31/35/33
Annie Kuether (I)
(D-Topeka)
1346 SW Wayne Avenue
Topeka, KS 66604
(H): 785.633.4555
First elected in 1996; Ranking Minority
on Energy & Environment and Utilities &
Telecommunications; community
volunteer
Janlyn Nesbett Tucker
(R-Topeka)
1740 Oakley Avenue
Topeka, KS 66604
(C): 785.383.1633
First female CEO of Topeka Metro; co-
founder & managing partner of private
corporate and executive ground
transportation company
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Kansas House of
Representatives
District 56
39/30/30
Virgil Weigel (I)
(D-Topeka)
1900 SW Briarwood Drive
Topeka, KS 66611
(H): 785.267.2749
(C): 785.633.4502
In 2016, regained the seat he lost in 2014;
Ranking Minority on Veterans; former
ABC officer; leader in local American
Legion Post
Tim Clothier
(R-Topeka)
3404 SW Jardine Terrace
Topeka, KS 66611
(C): 785.224.9750
clothierforkansas.com
Clothier for Kansas
@TimSClothier
Small business owner; formerly worked at
Payless; serves as a Washburn Tech
Director; involved with Topeka Chamber,
Crime Stopper, Leadership Topeka;
former Topeka Board of Ed member;
Issues: Education, Economic
Development
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 57
23/41/35
John Alcala (I)
(D-Topeka)
520 NE Lake Street
Topeka, KS 66616
(H): 785.233.7110
First elected in 2012; retired from Hill’s
Pet Food; former Topeka City
Councilman
Michael Martin
(R-Topeka)
3846 SE Howard Drive
Topeka, KS 66605
(H): 785.845.6557
michael.martin@martinforkansas
.com
martinforkansas.com
Martin for Kansas
Former Topeka Fire Marshal, law
enforcement; Board Capital Area Red
Cross; member Inter. Assoc. of
Firefighters; served on Shawnee County
Anti-Human Trafficking Coalition and
SNCO COVID-19 Rumor Control Task
Force; Issues: Fiscal responsibility, Pro-
Life, 2nd Amendment rights, lower taxes,
promote agriculture
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 58
(Warfield)
20/44/36
Vic Miller
(D-Topeka)
1174 SW Fillmore
Topeka, KS 66604
(H): 785.224.3375
Former KS House Member, then
appointed to Senate to fill Laura Kelly’s
seat; former City Commissioner and
County Commissioner; attorney/retired
judge
Geoffrey Gawdun
(R-Topeka)
2207 SE 36th Street
Topeka, KS 66605
(C): 785.506.1562
Husband of Kansans For Life lobbyist
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Kansas House of
Representatives
District 59
50/21/29
Blaine Finch (I)
(R-Ottawa)
5 SW Fairview Drive
Ottawa, KS 66067
(H): 785.242.6400
finchforkansas.com
@FinchForKansas
Elected in 2012; Speaker Pro Tem; former
Ottawa City Commissioner and Mayor;
Attorney, owns firm specializing in
family law
Shari Weber
(R-Vassar)
22405 Surf Drive
Vassar, KS 66543
(H): 785.828.3859
(C) 785.366.0104
@ShariWeberfor
StateReprsentative
Lost 2018 Primary to Finch 71/29%;
Former House member, Majority Leader;
previously worked for American Majority
and Community Bankers Association;
serves on Children’s Cabinet
Caren Rugg
(D-Ottawa)
Secretary of Franklin Co Democrats
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 60
39/25/35
Mark Schreiber (I)
(R-Emporia)
1722 Yucca Lane
Emporia, KS 66801
(H): 620.342.6954
(C): 785.230.0897
schreiberforkansas.com
@SchreiberforKansas
@SchreiberEmp
Elected in 2016 after winning three-way
Primary with 53%; Vice-Chair of Energy,
Utilities & Telecommunications; Retired
VP of gov’t relations for Westar; ESU
alumni; graduate of Leadership Emporia
and Leadership Kansas
Todd Maddox
(D-Emporia)
P.O. Box 434
Emporia, KS 66801
toddmaddoxforkansas.com
@MaddoxForKansas
@MaddoxForKansas
Lifelong Kansan; WSU graduate
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 61
56/19/25
Francis Awerkamp (I)
(R-St. Marys)
807 W Linn Street
St. Marys, KS 66536
(C): 785.844.2131
First elected in 2016; Vice-Chair of
Federal & State Affairs; Owner Onyx
Collection; member of St. Mary’s
Academy; St. Mary’s City Commission
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 62
54/21/26
Randy Garber (I)
(R-Sabetha)
2424 Timberlane Terrace
Sabetha, KS 66534
(C): 785.285.1238
@RepRandyGarber
First elected in 2012; retired from US
Navy
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Kansas House of
Representatives
District 63
42/26/33
John Eplee (I)
(R-Atchison)
163 Deer Run
Atchison, KS 66002
(C): 913.367.5910
kansansforeplee.com
Elected in 2016; Vice-Chair of Health;
Atchison Family Practitioner; serves
on the USD 409 Board of Ed; former
President of KMS
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 64
61/13/26
Suzi Carlson (I)
(R-Clay Center)
1741 Berglund Drive
Clay Center, KS
(H): 785.632.0940
@SusanCarlsonfor
KansasHouse
Elected in 2018; Clay Center Municipal
Judge for 20 years; supported by Rep.
Swanson
Jim Vathauer
(D-Clay Center)
515 Arthur
Clay Center, KS 67432
(H): 785.777.2037
jimforks64.com
@Jim Vathauer for Kansas
House of Representatives – 64th
District
@JimForKS64
Farmer; Small business owner; filed by
petition; Supports Medicaid Expansion
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 65
35/30/34
Lonnie Clark (I)
(R-Junction City)
1221 Country Club Lane
Junction City, KS 66441
(H): 785.375.2428
Elected in 2014; retired athletic trainer
and associate professor; former VP of
Operations for HealthSouth
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 66
36/25/37
Sydney Carlin (I)
(D-Manhattan)
1650 Sunny Slope
Manhattan, KS 66502
(H): 785.539.6612
(C): 785.341.7455
sydneycarlin4kansas.net
@SydneyCarlin
First elected in 2002; Ranking Minority
on Ag; former Manhattan City
Commissioner; property owner and
investor
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 67
(Phillips)
48/21/29
Mike Dodson
(R-Manhattan)
4109 Wellington Drive
Manhattan, KS 66503
(H): 785.537.7577
(C): 785.320.0057
mikedodson.org
Master’s in Engineering from Kansas
State University; Served in the Army for
37 years; Manhattan City Commission 4
years, 1 as Mayor.
Cheryl Arthur
(D-Manhattan)
2813 Nevada Street
Manhattan, KS 66053
Retired teacher of physics, chemistry &
math and principal; President of United
Methodists Women’s group; Supports
Medicaid expansion and abolition of the
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death penalty
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 68
49/22/29
Dave Baker (I)
(R-Council Grove)
278 Lake Road
Council Grove, KS 66846
(H): 620.767.2528
@DaveBaker4Kansas
Elected in 2016 after winning a three-way
primary for Tom Moxley’s open seat with
63%; Realtor with Bluestem Brokerage;
President of Council Grove City Lake
Association
Scott Dawson
(D-Cedar Point)
596 EF Road
Cedar Point, KS 66843
(H): 620.341.7161
m
Chair of Chase Co Democrats
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 69
(Claeys)
40/21/38
Clarke Sanders
(R-Salina)
2096 Leland Way
Salina, KS 67401
(C) 785.577.4604
Retired radio announcer for KSAL; Two
previous campaigns for the Legislature
Philip Black
(D-Salina)
815 Spruce Street
Apt. B
Salina, KS 67401
(C): 785.342.2452
Public relations consultant; former
adjunct professor; Former USD305
School Board Member; Served on Board
of Directors for Salina Chamber of
Commerce and Salina Downtown, Inc.;
Former Chair of Saline Co Democrats
Ryan Holmquist
(D-Salina)
340 W Beloit
Salina, KS 67401
(H): 785.577.4233
holmquistforkansas.com
@HolmquistKS
@HomquistKS
Graduate of Bethany College and KU;
Teaches choir at Salina Central High
School; Helps maintain the family farm;
Issues: End Food Sales Tax,
Constitutional School Funding, Increase
Child Care Tax Credit, Medicaid
Expansion
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 70
59/15/26
John Barker (I)
(R-Abilene)
103 Wassinger Avenue
Abilene, KS 67410
(C): 785.479.7519
barker4kansas.com
@JohnBarker4KS
First elected in 2012; Chair of Fed &
State; District Magistrate Judge from
1987-2012; farmer
Daniel Wasylk
(R-Chapman)
P.O. Box 42
Chapman, KS 67431
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Jo Schwartz
(D-Abilene)
113 Hilltop
Abilene, KS 67401
785-479-6880
schwartzforkansas.com
Lost ’18 and ’16 general election for the
seat; grew up on a farm; married to
Abilene retired principal; issues:
education, healthcare and agriculture
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 71
49/18/32
Diana Dierks (I)
(R-Salina)
1221 Sunrise Drive
Salina, KS 67401
First elected in 2012; was Vice-Chair of
Saline Co Republicans for 6 years;
member of Lyons & Rotary; realtor
Steven Howe
(R-Salina)
(C): 785.643.1606 Teacher and coach at Cornerstone
Classical School. Co-owner of Howe
School of Dance in Salina, Elder at Christ
the King Lutheran Church, and Precinct
Committeeman. Worked for two members
of Congress (Moran 2003-10; Huelskamp
2011-17)
Jeffrey Zamrzla
(D-Salina)
2509 Brookwood Lane
Salina, KS 67401
(H): 785.452.9325
(C): 785.633.7381
Lost race to for this seat to Dierks in 2016
with 18% of the vote; former Vice-Chair
of the Saline County Democrats
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 72
48/22/30
Tim Hodge (I)
(D-Newton)
2727 N Main
N Newton, KS 67117
timhodgeks.com
@HodgeKS72
@HodgeKS72
First elected in 2016; Former teacher and
coach; attorney; has taught at Tabor
College; clerked for the Kansas Board of
Tax Appeals; previously served on the
Newton School Board member
Lance Gormley
(R-Newton)
720 W 12th Apt #112
Newton, KS 67114
(H): 316.833.7576
stancewithlance.com
@StanceWithLance
Former welder; ran for City Commission
in ’19; Issues: Liberty; Mental health;
Limited govt.
Dwight McAdow
(R-Newton)
115 Sheffield Court
Newton, KS 67114
(H): 316.804.8630
@Dwight McAdow For
Kansas House 72nd District
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Kathy Valentine
(R-Newton)
321 E 12th #108
Newton, KS 67114
(H): 316.516.4691
@Kathy Valentine for State
Representative
City Commissioner, Patient Account Rep
Anesthesia Billing
Avery Anderson
(R-Newton)
8 Circle Drive
Newton, KS 67114
(H): 316.217.1108
andersonforks.com
Recent KU graduate; interned for Sen.
Roberts in DC
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 73
61/15/24
Les Mason (I)
(R-McPherson)
108 Arcadian Court
McPherson, KS 67460
(C): 620.755.8237
les-mason.com
First elected in 2014; Assistant
Majority Leader; Vice-Chair of Tax;
Retired business owner
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 74
57/15/27
Stephen Owens (I)
(R-Hesston)
P.O. Box 606
Hesston, KS 67062
(H): 620.869.9487
rethinkkansas.com
@Rep.Owens
Elected in 2018 after defeating Don
Schroeder; Business owner, Owens
Bonding, Inc. and Axis Monitorying,
LLC; Bethel College grad; former
Hesston firefighter/EMS
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 75
48/21/29
Will Carpenter (I)
(R-El Dorado)
6965 SW 18th Street
El Dorado, KS 67042
(H): 316.541.2932
(W): 316.323.3404
willforkansas.com
First elected in 2012, lost to Mary Martha
Good in the 2016 Primary, and then
defeated her in 2018; Chair of Social
Services Budget; previously served on
USD 375 School Board and Butler
County Commission; owns rental
homes/commercial buildings
Ethan Caylor
(D-El Dorado)
418 S Taylor Street
El Dorado, KS 67042
Degree in Communications from WSU;
Sole Proprietor of E.D. Caylor, Artisanal
Candles; Worked as a canvasser for
Canvasser Solutions in 2018; Founding
President of the Reno County Young
Democrats PAC.
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 76
Eric Smith (I)
(R-Burlington)
627 Kennebec Street
Burlington, KS 66839
(C): 620.490.1458
First elected in 2016; Deputy Sherriff in
Coffey Co; attended Kansas Law
Enforcement Training Center; former Air
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Force
Robert Harmon
(R-Osage City)
3015 W 245th
Osage City, KS 66523
(H): 785.528.4627
(C): 785.224.7880
Dentist; believes Covid-19 is a hoax
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Kansas House of
Representatives
District 77
51/17/32
Kristey Williams (I)
(R-Augusta)
506 Stone Lake Court
Augusta, KS 67010
(H): 316.775.1440
@KristeyWilliams4KSRep77
First elected in 2014; Chair of K-12
Education Budget; served as Mayor of
Augusta; fitness instructor and small
business owner
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 78
49/19/31
Ron Ryckman (I)
(R-Olathe)
14234 W 158th Street
Olathe, KS 66062 @RonWRyckman First elected in 2012; Speaker of House;
business consultant and real estate
investor
Kathy Meyer
(D-Olathe)
15384 S Darnell Street
Olathe, KS 66062
(H): 913.829.6613
(C): 913.553.0339
Retiring President of Olathe chapter of the
KNEA; retired elementary school teacher;
supports Medicaid expansion
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 79
47/22/31
Cheryl Helmer (I)
(R-Mulvane)
1066 E 130th Avenue N
Mulvane, KS 67110
(C): 316.650.2157
@CherylHelmerKS
Elected in 2018 after defeating Ed
Trimmer; retired school counselor in
Wichita School District; barrel racer;
family farmer
Ken White
(D-Belle Plain)
201 N Line Street
Belle Plaine, KS 67013
Owner of H+W integrated marketing;
retired professional musician; endorsed by
former Rep. Ed Trimmer
Richard Donovan Kautz
(D-Mulvane)
1469 N Easy Road
Mulvane, KS 67110
(H): 316.777.2492
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 80
44/26/30
Bill Rhiley (I)
(R-Wellington)
403 S West Road
Wellington, KS 67152
rhileyforkansas.com
@BillRhileyforKansas
Elected in 2018 after defeating Anita
Judd-Jenkins in the Primary; Owner of
the Oxford and Belle Plain newspapers
and a B&B; Board Member,
Wellington Chamber; retired teacher
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 81
41/19/39
Blake Carpenter (I)
(R-Derby)
1300 E Meadowlark
Boulevard
#2203
Derby, KS 67037
(C): (316) 772-0886
carpenterforkansas.com
First elected in 2014; House
MajorityWhip; Vice-Chair of Elections;
B.B.A. in Entrepreneurship from WSU;
was president of WSU College Young
Republicans; research consultant
Matthew Joyce
(D-Derby)
218 Mallard Drive
Derby, KS 67037
joyceforkansas.com
@JoyceForKansas
Engineer at Spirit AeroSystems; Derby
School Board Member; Labor Union Rep;
Issues: Education Funding, Promote 2nd
Amendment Rights, Medicaid Expansion,
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Cut Food Sales Tax
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 82
47/17/35
Jesse Burris (I)
(R-Mulvane)
1545 E 119th Street
Mulvane, KS 67110
(C): 316.749.8303
jesseburris.org
Appointed to fulfil Rep. DeGraaf’s term
and then elected; attorney, DeGraaf’s son-
in-law
Jerimiah Webb
(R-Mulvane)
432 E Country Walk Lane
Court
Mulvane, KS 67110
@Jerimiah Webb for
Kansas, 82nd District
Served on Mulvane Public School Board;
works in sales, previously for Textron
Aviation and a transportation logistics
company; owner, J&S Solutions
Edward Hackerott
(D-Mulvane)
203 Filmore Street
Mulvane, KS 67110
(C): 316.832.5121
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 83
30/32/37
Henry Helgerson (I)
(D-Wichita)
12 E Peach Tree Lane
Wichita, KS 67207
(H): 316.683.7628
Selected in Jan. 2016 then re-elected;
Ranking Minority on Transportation;
served in the House 1983-2001 and in the
Senate 2003-04; small business owner
David Robbins
(R-Wichita)
920 Silverdale Court
Wichita, KS 67218
(H): 316.519.8260
Lost to Helgerson in 2018, 32/68%;
Retired military; former Park City City
Councilman; helps with aircraft
restoration at KS Aviation Museum
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 84
20/45/34
Gail Finney (I)
(D-Wichita)
1754 N Madison Ave
Wichita, KS 67214
@RepFinney
First elected in 2008; Ranking Minority
on FI&P; business consultant and owner
of a petroleum and land services company
Janet Sue Rine
(R-Wichita)
320 N Belmont
Wichita, KS 67208
(C): 316.619.7463
Former restaurant owner, husband a
doctor
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 85
50/19/31
Michael Capps (I)
(R-Wichita)
6505 E Central Avenue #110
Wichita, KS 67206
(H): 316.512.8890
cappsforkansas.com
Selected to replace Weber in July 2018
and then elected; ran for Wichita School
Board in 2015; CEO of Integrated
Technologies of Kansas as well as Ray
Alan and Associations; former US Air
Force
Patrick Penn
(R-Wichita)
2507 N Lindberg Street
Wichita, KS 67226
(C): 316.689.2235
Program manager for Textron; Army
veteran; Undergrad in Criminology and
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patrickpenn.com
@PatrickPennKS
Masters in Applied Information
Technology; Supported by former Reps.
Brunk & Weber
Marcey Gregory
(D-Wichita)
4323 N Spyglass Circle
Wichita, KS 67226
(C): 316.208.3262
Former Goddard Mayor; Ran for County
Commission in 2016
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 86
(Ward)
26/30/44
Stephanie Byers
(D-Wichita)
119 S Chatauqua
Wichita, KS 67211
byersforkansas.com
Retired Wichita Public School teacher,
currently operates company that assists
corporations/groups/schools with
understanding of working with diverse
communities.
Issues: Medicaid expansion; Education;
LGBTQ equality
Cyndi Howerton
(R-Wichita)
3110 E Sennett Street
Wichita, KS 67211
cyndihowertonforkansas@gmail.
com
cyndihowerton.com
@CyndiHowertonforKansas
Republican Precinct Committeewoman,
Tax preparer, supporter of Israel
Issues: Economic prosperity; Education;
Family values
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 87
(Erickson)
48/22/30
Susan Oliver Estes
(R-Wichita)
12224 E Bracken Court
Wichita, KS 67206
susanestesforkansas.com Wife of Congressman Ron Estes; Tea
Party organizer
Matt Fox
(D-Wichita)
P.O. Box 781357
Wichita, KS 67278
(C): 316.641.9624
mattfoxforkansas.com
@MattFoxforKansas
Teacher & wrestling coach; serves on
regional leadership board for KNEA;
Bachelors in Secondary Education from
ESU and Masters from Baker
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 88
31/28/40
Elizabeth Bishop (I)
(D-Wichita)
8518 E Longlake Street
Wichita, KS 67207
(C): 316.841.5173
bishopforkansas.org
First elected in 2016; Former exec. Dir. of
Wichita Independent Neighborhoods,
Inc.; served on the Metro Area Planning
Comm; volunteer on many boards &
taskforces; attended WSU
Wade Moore, Jr.
(R-Wichita)
2026 Cooper Court
Wichita, KS 67207
(H): 316.304.5479
Senior Pastor of the Christian Faith
Center and founder of Urban Prep
Academy
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Kansas House of
Representatives
District 89
27/41/32
KC Ohaebosim (I)
(D-Wichita)
P.O. Box 21271
Wichita, KS 67208 @KC Ohaebosim Kansas
State Representative 89th District
First elected in 2016; customer support
specialist for Honeywell
Robert Herrick
(R-Wichita)
4710 N Marblefalls Street
Wichita, KS 67219
(H): 316.559.6904
herrickforkansas.com
@HerrickforKansas
@MrRobertHerrick
Quality Assurance at Textron Aviation;
Rep. Precinct Committeeman; Issues:
Lower taxes, free/fair trade, affordable
health care, Pro-life, Pro 2nd Amendment
Emanuel Banks
(R-Wichita)
1420 N Pinecrest
Wichita, KS 67208
(H): 316.990.1302 Ran for the Legislature in 2008, 2010 &
2012; Owner, Home Computer Solutions,
1993-2008
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 90
52/15/33
Steve Huebert (I)
(R-Valley Center)
619 N Birch
Valley Center, KS 67147
(H): 316.253.6558
stevehuebert.com
First elected in 2000; Chair of
Education; previously served on Valley
Center Planning Commission and USD
262 Board of Education
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 91
47/18/34
Emil Bergquist (I)
(R-Park City)
6430 N Hydraulic
Park City, KS 67219
(C): 316.680.4697
Appointed in 2018 to fill Lakin term
and then elected; Vice-Chair of Local
Gov’t; former Park City mayor/city
council member
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 92
35/28/36
John Carmichael (I)
(D-Wichita)
1475 N Lieunett
Wichita, KS 67203
carmichaelforkansas.com
@JohnCarmichael.KS
First elected in 2014; Ranking Minority
on Judiciary; previous KS Democratic
Party secretary; attorney
Patrick McCormack
(R-Wichita)
1407 Park Place
Wichita, KS 67203
patrickmccormack.org
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Kansas House of
Representatives
District 93
46/18/36
J.C. Moore (I)
(R-Haysville)
717 W 4th Street
Haysville, KS 67060
(C): 316.558.7848
jcmooreforkansas.org
Elected in 2018 after defeating John
Whitmer in the Primary; Taught physics
& chemistry; supports Medicaid
expansion
Brian Bergkamp
(R-Haysville)
235 S Jane, Apt 809
Haysville, KS 67060
(C): 620.491.1354
bergkampforkansas.com
@BrianBergkampforKansas
Accounting degree from Friends
University; works for Koch Industries;
Issues: Pro Life, Education, Agriculture,
Balanced Budget, Free Market
Healthcare, Protect the Constitution.
Mike Webb
(R-Haysville)
340 Stearns Avenue
Haysville, KS 67060
(H): 316.882.4755
mikewebbforkansas.com
@MikeWebbForKansas
Steel worker; advocate of medical
marijuana
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 94
51/17/32
Leo Delperdang (I)
R-Wichita
2103 N Pintail Street
Wichita, KS 67235
delperdangforkansas.com
@DelperdangForKansas
Elected in 2016; Vice-Chair of
Corrections & Juvenile Justice; Design
engineer for fiber optics systems, former
small business owner
Derek Milligan
(D-Wichita)
1508 N Shefford Street
Wichita, KS 67218
(C): 405.620.3620
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 95
30/27/43
Tom Sawyer (I)
(D-Wichita)
1041 S Elizabeth
Wichita, KS 67213
(H): 316.265.7096
tomsawyerforkansas.com
Served from 1987-98, 2003-2009 and
again since 2012 Minority Leader;
accountant
Christopher Parisho
(R-Wichita)
311 S Exposition Street
Wichita, KS 67213
Lost 2019 race for Wichita City Council;
photographer; former supply chain &
logistics specialist with multiple local
aircraft companies
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Kansas House of
Representatives
District 96
28/28/43
Stephanie Yeager (I)
(D-Wichita)
4480 S Meridian #94
Wichita, KS 67217
yeagerforkansas.com
@YeagerForKansas
@YeagerForKansas
Selected to replace Brandon Whipple;
small business owner; precinct
committeewoman; husband is Sedgwick
Co Democratic Party Chair
Tom Kessler
(R-Wichita)
4560 S Washington
Wichita, KS 67216
(316) 522-8899
TomKesslerforKansas
Small business owner, Tom’s Wine &
Spirits; served on Citizen Participation
Organization and District Advisory Board
for City Council #3; former Co-Chair for
the Magnet Advisory Committee for USD
259
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 97
38/21/41
Nick Hoheisel (I)
(R-Wichita)
3130 S Richmond
Wichita, KS 67217
(C): 316.207.3037
hoheiselforkansas.com
Elected in 2018; graduate of the
Wichita/Sedgwick Co Citizens Police
Academy; co-owner of a pest control
company
Michael Walker
(R-Wichita)
5226 S Mt Carmel
Wichita, KS 67217
(C): 316.259.2565
Lost in the Republican Primary in 2014
and in 2018 for this same seat; retired
business owner and substitute teacher
Kim Webb
(D-Wichita)
3937 S Eisenhower Court
Wichita, KS 67215
(H): 316.519.2819
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 98
32/24/34
Ron Howard (I)
(R-Wichita)
2719 E Timberlane Street
Wichita, KS 67216
(H): 316.681.2645
(C): 316.640.3425
Elected in 2018; works in lawn care
Carol Brewer
(D-Wichita)
2201 East MacArthur A-14
Wichita, KS 67216
(H): 316.518.5478
(C): 316.993.8744
Brewer for State
Representative 98th District
Senior Expert Team at T-Mobile;
daughter of former Mayor Carl Brewer;
Issues: Child Welfare, Medicaid
Expansion
Steven Crum
(D-Haysville)
315 Linden Lane
Haysville, KS 67060
(H): 316.491.1977
@CrumforKansas
@SteveCrum1
Lost seat to Howard in 2018, 51/49%;
Teacher & coach; Haysville City
Councilman; served on Library Board;
chief negotiator for Haysville Education
Association ; Issues: Funding education,;
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strong educated workforce, EcoDevo
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 99
56/13/31
Susan Humphries (I)
(R-Wichita)
8 N Sagebrush Street
Wichita, KS 67320
(C): 316.706.4870
susanhumphries.net
@SusanFor99th
Elected in 2016; Caucus Chair, Vice-
Chair of Children & Seniors; Attorney
specializing in adoption & family law;
active at Heartland Community Church
Phil Hodson
(D-Andover)
philhodson.com Pastor, Wichita United Church of Christ
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 100
51/17/32
Dan Hawkins (I)
(R-Wichita)
9406 Harvest Lane
Wichita, KS 67212
danhawkinskansas.com
@Vote4Hawkins
First elected in 2012; Majority Leader;
owns an insurance agency
Chad Smith
(D-Wichita)
3329 Brush Creek Circle
Wichita, KS 67205
(H): 316.712.4310
chadsresume.com
chadsmith.kansas.house
Platform engineer; Business
Administration Bachelor from ESU and
Masters from WSU
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 101
55/15/30
Joe Seiwert (I)
(R-Pretty Prairie)
1111 E Boundary Road
Pretty Prairie, KS 67570
(H): 620.459.6927
(C): 620.727.2053
First elected in 2008; Chair of Energy,
Utilities & Telecommunication; farmer;
former Southwestern Bell employee;
former USD 311 school board
Elliot Adams
(D-Goddard)
620 N Main
Goddard, KS 67052
Former Marine; database programmer
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 102
32/28/39
Jason Probst (I)
(D-Hutchinson)
P.O. Box 3262
Hutchinson, KS 67501
(H): 620.259.3972
probstforprogress.com
@ThatGuyInHutch
@ThatGuyInHutch
Appointed in 2017 to fill Rep. Terrell’s
seat then elected in 2018; Ranking
Minority on Rural Revitalization; former
newspaper reporter
John Whitesel
(R-Hutchinson)
1707 Blanchard Avenue
#102
Hutchinson, KS 67501
johnforkansas.com
Haven School Board member; Insurance
agent; Issues: lower taxes, less gov’t,
more freedom
Kansas House of
Representatives
Ponka-We Victors (I)
(D-Wichita)
2220 Mascot
Wichita, KS 67204
First elected in 2010; community support
worker for Pyxis Behavior Link
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District 103
19/32/47
Susanne Haynes
(R-Wichita)
1250 N St. Francis
Wichita, KS 67214
(C): 316.210.1567
Pianist; does not patronize businesses that
perpetuate fear – i.e., Menards requiring
customers to wear masks
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 104
52/21/27
Paul Waggoner (I)
(R-Hutchinson)
600 E 73rd
Hutchinson, KS 67502
(H): 620.665.6067
(C): 620.899.8227
Elected in 2018 after defeating Steven
Becker in the Primary; Owns a pew
cushion/upholstery company;
Conservative community activist,
emphasis on religious liberties; supports
death penalty and budget cuts; 2017
Men’s Leadership Series Class
Garth Strand
(D-Buhler)
8901 E 43rd
Buhler, KS 67522
(C): 620.727.011
gowithgarth.com
@GarthStrandforKansas
House District 104
Retired Heartland Credit Union President,
former member of the Kansas Credit
Union Council; environmental supporter;
fiscally conservative, pro-business;
endorsed by former State Rep Steven
Becker; Issues: Funding education,
reducing State debt, expanding affordable
health care/mental health, caring for
vulnerable populations, Medicaid
Expansion
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 105
39/23/37
Brenda Landwehr (I)
(R-Wichita)
2611 N Bayside
Wichita, KS 67205
(H): 316.821.9800
brendalandwehr.com
Served in the 91st District 1994-2012 then
after reapportionment was elected in 2016
to the 105th District; Chair of Health;
owner of an insurance agency
Michelle Snyder
(D-Wichita)
P.O. Box 9222
Wichita, KS 67212
(C): 316.670.9426
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Kansas House of
Representatives
District 106
(Pannbacker)
62/17/21
Lisa Moser
(R-Wheaton)
3063 26th Road
Wheaton, KS 66521
(C): 785.456.3876
Owner Moser Angus Ranch; involved in
4-H, FFA and Collegiate Livestock
Judging; KLA member
Jon Ungerer
(R-Marysville)
850 US Hwy 77
Marysville, KS 66508
(C): 785.221.8697
Retired Natural Resource Specialist with
US Dept. of Ag., K-State Interests:
Agriculture, rural economy
James Swim
(D-Marysville)
830 Frontier Road
Marysville, KS 66508
(H): 785.562.8390
jimswim4kansas.com
@JimSwim4Kansas
President of the Board of Directors for UP
Sunflower Federal Credit Union; past
president of USD 364 Foundation;
Marshall Co Democratic Party Chair;
Army National Guard veteran; Issues:
Agribusiness, Adequately Funding Public
Education, Medicaid Expansion, Pro
Choice, Common Sense support of 2nd
Amendment, Internet Access for Rural
Areas.
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 107
61/15/24
Susan Concannon (I)
(R-Beloit)
921 N Mill Street
Beloit, KS 67420
@SusanConcannonForKS
First elected in 2012; Chair of Children
& Seniors; former Executive Director
of Mitchell County Regional Medical
Foundation; member of the KS Ag &
Rural Leadership program; husband is
an M.D.
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 108
52/19/28
Steven Johnson (I)
(R-Assaria)
10197 S Hopkins
Assaria, KS 67416
(C): 785.829.0319
First elected in 2010; Chair of Tax;
farmer and financial services; involved
in 4-H and Lions Club; KSU
Foundation Board of Trustees
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 109
64/16/20
Troy Waymaster (I)
(R-Bunker Hill)
P.O. Box 124
Bunker Hill, KS 67626
(H): 785.483.2822
(C): 785.324.1822
troywaymaster.com
@TroyWaymaster4KS
@TroyWaymaster
First elected in 2012; Chair of
Approps; farmer; formerly worked in
finance industry
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Kansas House of
Representatives
District 110
65/14/21
Ken Rahjes (I)
(R-Agra)
1798 E 900 Road
Agra, KS 67621
(C): 785.302.8416 Appointed Dec 2015 to replace
Couture-Lovelady and then elected in
2016; Chair of Higher Education
Budget; agricultural communications
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 111
46/24/29
Barb Wasinger (I)
(R-Hays)
1602 Elm Street
Hays, KS 67601
barbforkansas.com
@ElectBarbWasinger
Elected in 2018; Ellis County
Commissioner, first woman elected to that
position; former Hays City
Commissioner; Abstract/Title Company
owner
Eber Phelps
(D-Hays)
3103 Olympic Lane
Hays, KS 67601
(H): 785.623.7575
Eber for Kansas
Lost the 2018 election to Rep. Wassinger
by 35 votes; Previously represented HD
111 from 1997-2013, 2016-2018, served
as the minority whip; Hays City
Commissioner; Supports Medicaid
Expansion
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 112
54/17/28
Tory Marie Arnberger (I)
(R-Great Bend)
P.O. Box 103
Great Bend, KS 67530
(H): 620.603.8967
Elected in 2016; Vice-Chair of General
Gov’t Budget; Barton Co. Co-Chair of
Moran for Kansas campaign; FHSU
degree in Business Education; teacher
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 113
(Straub)
61/16/23
Brett Fairchild
(R-St. John)
150 NW 40th Street
St. John, KS 67576
(C): (620) 352-4510
Lost 2018 primary to Rep. Lewis; Farmer;
Sterling College, Business
Administration; Serves on Finance
Committee at Clavary Baptist Church;
supported by former Rep. Christmann
Opposed to Medicaid Expansion; opposed
to gun free zones (arm the teachers); life
begins at conception; term limits
Donna Hoener-Queal
(R-Pratt)
20501 S Hwy 281
Pratt, KS 67124
(C): 620.546.4320
hoenerquealforkansas.com
@DonnaHoener-
QuealforKansas
Court Services Officer for 34 years;
Owner, Gyp Hills Cedar Company/Queal
Enterprises, Inc., a tree removal company;
Vice-President of Pratt School Board
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Kansas House of
Representatives
District 114
(Thimesch)
Jeff Stroberg
(D-Hutchison)
P.O. Box 2497
Hutchinson, KS 67504
(H): 620.259.0993
jeffstroberg.com
@Jeff.Stroberg.2020
@JeffStroberg
Retired CPA; Controller for a Fortune 500
Food Company; Issues: Make healthcare
affordable, accessible and available for
all; improve health of business
community; education, support families
and Ag businesses.
Bob Booth
(R-Sterling)
P.O. Box 222
Sterling, KS 67579
(C): 620.278.6000
Sterling City Commissioner since 2002;
Retired broadcaster; Endorsed Thimesch
in 2012 after losing to him in a 3-way
primary
Michael Murphy
(R-Sylvia)
35810 W Greenfield Road
Sylvia, KS 67581
(H): 620.486.2962
(C): 620.727.6137
@ILikeMike
Commercial Pilot with United Airlines;
Owns a small/farm/ranch and Bed and
Breakfast; Issues: Pro-Life; Pro-2nd
Amendment; Limited Government
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 115
56/17/27
Boyd Orr (I)
(R- Fowler)
30111 H Road
Fowler, KS 67844
(H): 620.646.5557
Elected in 2016; Farmer/rancher, feedlot
owner; former Meade Co Commissioner
& City Council; Serves on Board of
Directors for Fowler Feeders and
Ashland-Stockgrowers State Bank
Courtney Schweizer
(R-Plains)
P.O. Box 757
Plains, KS 67869
(H): 316.300.6097
Nurse at Bethel Health; Graduate of
FHSU & KUMed
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 116
56/19/25
Kyle Hoffman (I)
(R-Coldwater)
1318 Avenue T
Coldwater, KS 67029
(H): 620.582.2217
(C): 620.635.5844
kylehoffman.net
@RepKyleHoffman
Elected in 2010, Vice-Chair of
Appropriations and K-12 Budget; precinct
committeeman and chair of the Comanche
Co Conservation District Board; farmer
Rick Roitman
(D-Wellington)
57 Westborough Road
Wellington, KS 67152
(C): 620.218.9025 Navy veteran; high school basketball
coach; wife, Jolene, lost 2018 race
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 117
63/16/20
Leonard Mastroni (I)
(R-LaCrosse)
102 Fairway Drive
LaCrosse, KS 67548
(C): 785.432.0401
mastroniforkasnas.com
Elected in 2016, Vice-Chair of Social
Services Budget; Former District
Magistrate Judge; Rush County
Commission Chairman
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Kansas House of
Representatives
District 118
(Hineman)
66/13/20
Jim Minnix
(R-Scott City)
8101 W Road 40
Scott City, KS 67871
(C): 620.874.4498
jimminnix.com
@MinnixforKansasHouse
Scott County Commissioner; has
testified before the state Legislature on
rural issues
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 119
39/24/36
Brad Ralph (I)
(R-Dodge City)
2009 Frederick Drive
Dodge City, KS
@RalphforDC
@BradRalphKs
Elected in 2016, Vice-Chair of Judiciary;
City Attorney for Dodge City; graduate of
Washburn Law; past chair of the
Community Foundation of Southwest
Kansas; wife was 2015 KS Teacher of the
Year
Jan Scoggins
(D-Dodge City)
P.O. Box 57
Dodge City, KS 67801
(H): 620.225.5444
City Commissioner of Dodge City;
Region V long-term care ombudsman;
Dodge City Area Women’s Chamber of
Commerce 2017 Woman of the Year;
involved in Rotary & Salvation Army
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 120
66/13/20
Adam Smith (I)
(R-Weskan)
1970 RD 3
Weskan, KS 67762
(H): 785.943.5201
(C): 785.821.2568
smithforkansas.com
@SmithForKansas
@SmithForKansas
Elected in 2016, Chair of Rural
Revitalization; Former Wallace County
Commissioner; farmer; Wallace
County Republican Party Chair
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 121
50/19/31
John Resman (I)
(R-Olathe)
434 N Persimmon Drive
Olathe, KS 66061
(H): 913.709.4246
johnresman.us
@Rep.JohnResman
Appointed in 2017 then elected in 2018,
Vice-Chair of Transportation & Public
Safety Budget; retired law enforcement
James Rexford
(D-Olathe)
2335 W Johnston Street
Olathe, KS 66061
Attorney
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 122
56/14/29
Russ Jennings (I)
(R-Lakin)
P.O. Box 295
Lakin, KS 67860
(C): 620.290.1545
russjennings.org
Elected in 2012, Chair of Corrections &
Juvenile Justice; Lakin City Council
for 8 years; former judge with a long
history working in juvenile justice,
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including JJA Commissioner
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 123
42/22/36
John Wheeler (I)
(R-Garden City)
902 Anderson Street
Garden City, KS 67846
(C): 620.272.7081
@WheelerforDistrict123
Elected in 2016; Elected 5x as Finney
County Attorney, 1993-2013; attorney,
graduate of Washburn Law
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 124
67/13/19
Marty Long (I)
(R-Ulysses)
817 N Joyce
Ulysses, KS 67880
longforkansas.com
@RepMartyLong
Elected in 2018; Grant County
Commissioner 2004-2018; farmer; hotel
owner; supported repeal of the 2012 tax
cuts
Chandler Lee Burrows
(R-Rolla)
P.O. Box 334
Rolla, KS 67954
(H): 620.518.0815
@BurrowsForKS124
Recent Washburn University graduate
with a degree in History and Political
Science; supports ME
Kansas House of
Representatives
District 125
47/20/32
Shannon Francis (I)
(R-Liberal)
1501 Tucker Court
Liberal, KS 67901
(H): 620.624.9571
(C): 620.655.5735
shannonfrancis.com
@_ShannonFrancis
First elected in 2014, Chair of
Transportation & Public Safety
Budget; former Seward Co
Commissioner; developer & owns
Spencer Browns Coffee House
