Kansas
Statewide elected officials and every seat in the Kansas State Legislature. For Kansas's members of Congress, see your representatives.
Statewide offices 4
- Governor Laura Kelly (Democratic)
- Lieutenant Governor David Toland (Democratic)
- Attorney General Kris Kobach (Republican)
- Secretary of State Scott Schwab (Republican)
Senate 40 members · 40 seats
Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Kansas State Legislature's website ↗.
- District 1 Craig Bowser (Republican)
- District 2 Marci Francisco (Democratic)
- District 3 Rick Kloos (Republican)
- District 4 David Haley (Democratic)
- District 5 Jeff Klemp (Republican)
- District 6 Pat Pettey (Democratic)
- District 7 Ethan Corson (Democratic)
- District 8 Cindy Holscher (Democratic)
- District 9 Beverly Gossage (Republican)
- District 10 Mike Thompson (Republican)
- District 11 Kellie Warren (Republican)
- District 12 Caryn Tyson (Republican)
- District 13 Tim Shallenburger (Republican)
- District 14 Mike Fagg (Republican)
- District 15 Virgil Peck (Republican)
- District 16 Ty Masterson (Republican)
- District 17 Mike Argabright (Republican)
- District 18 Kenny Titus (Republican)
- District 19 Patrick Schmidt (Democratic)
- District 20 Brenda Dietrich (Republican)
- District 21 Dinah Sykes (Democratic)
- District 22 Brad Starnes (Republican)
- District 23 Adam Thomas (Republican)
- District 24 Scott Hill (Republican)
- District 25 Silas Miller (Democratic)
- District 26 Chase Blasi (Republican)
- District 27 Joe Claeys (Republican)
- District 28 Mike Petersen (Republican)
- District 29 Oletha Faust-Goudeau (Democratic)
- District 30 Renee Erickson (Republican)
- District 31 Stephen Owens (Republican)
- District 32 Larry Alley (Republican)
- District 33 Tory Marie Blew (Republican)
- District 34 Mike Murphy (Republican)
- District 35 T.J. Rose (Republican)
- District 36 Elaine Bowers (Republican)
- District 37 Doug Shane (Republican)
- District 38 Ron Ryckman (Republican)
- District 39 Bill Clifford (Republican)
- District 40 Rick Billinger (Republican)
House 125 members · 125 seats
Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Kansas State Legislature's website ↗.
- District 1 Dale Helwig (Republican)
- District 2 Ken Collins (Republican)
- District 3 Chuck Smith (Republican)
- District 4 Rick James (Republican)
- District 5 Courtney Sappington (Republican)
- District 6 Samantha Poetter Parshall (Republican)
- District 7 Dan Goddard (Republican)
- District 8 Chris Croft (Republican)
- District 9 Fred Gardner (Republican)
- District 10 Suzanne Wikle (Democratic)
- District 11 Ron Bryce (Republican)
- District 12 Doug Blex (Republican)
- District 13 Duane Droge (Republican)
- District 14 Charlotte Esau (Republican)
- District 15 Lauren Bohi (Republican)
- District 16 Linda Featherston (Democratic)
- District 17 Jo Ella Hoye (Democratic)
- District 18 Cindy Neighbor (Democratic)
- District 19 Stephanie Sawyer-Clayton (Democratic)
- District 20 Mari-Lynn Poskin (Democratic)
- District 21 Jerry Stogsdill (Democratic)
- District 22 Lindsay Vaughn (Democratic)
- District 23 Susan Ruiz (Democratic)
- District 24 Jarrod Ousley (Democratic)
- District 25 Rui Xu (Democratic)
- District 26 Chip VanHouden (Republican)
- District 27 Sean Tarwater (Republican)
- District 28 Carl Turner (Republican)
- District 29 Heather Meyer (Democratic)
- District 30 Laura Williams (Republican)
- District 31 Louis Ruiz (Democratic)
- District 32 Pam Curtis (Democratic)
- District 33 Carolyn Caiharr (Republican)
- District 34 Val Winn (Democratic)
- District 35 Wanda Paige (Democratic)
- District 36 Lynn Melton (Democratic)
- District 37 Melissa Oropeza (Democratic)
- District 38 Tim Johnson (Republican)
- District 39 Angela Stiens (Republican)
- District 40 Dave Buehler (Republican)
- District 41 Pat Proctor (Republican)
- District 42 Lance Neelly (Republican)
- District 43 Bill Sutton (Republican)
- District 44 Barbara Ballard (Democratic)
- District 45 Mike Amyx (Democratic)
- District 46 Brooklynne Mosley (Democratic)
- District 47 Ronald Ellis (Republican)
- District 48 Dan Osman (Democratic)
- District 49 Nikki McDonald (Democratic)
- District 50 Kyle McNorton (Republican)
- District 51 Megan Steele (Republican)
- District 52 Jesse Borjon (Republican)
- District 53 Kirk Haskins (Democratic)
- District 54 Ken Corbet (Republican)
- District 55 Tobias Schlingensiepen (Democratic)
- District 56 Virgil Weigel (Democratic)
- District 57 John Alcala (Democratic)
- District 58 Alexis Simmons (Democratic)
- District 59 Rebecca Schmoe (Republican)
- District 60 Mark Schreiber (Republican)
- District 61 Francis Awerkamp (Republican)
- District 62 Sean Willcott (Republican)
- District 63 Allen Reavis (Republican)
- District 64 Bill Bloom (Republican)
- District 65 Shawn Chauncey (Republican)
- District 66 Sydney Carlin (Democratic)
- District 67 Angel Roeser (Republican)
- District 68 Nate Butler (Republican)
- District 69 Clarke Sanders (Republican)
- District 70 Greg Wilson (Republican)
- District 71 Steve Howe (Republican)
- District 72 Avery Anderson (Republican)
- District 73 Rick Wilborn (Republican)
- District 74 Mike King (Republican)
- District 75 Will Carpenter (Republican)
- District 76 Brad Barrett (Republican)
- District 77 Kristey Williams (Republican)
- District 78 Robyn Essex (Republican)
- District 79 Web Roth (Republican)
- District 80 Bill Rhiley (Republican)
- District 81 Blake Carpenter (Republican)
- District 82 Leah Howell (Republican)
- District 83 Henry Helgerson (Democratic)
- District 84 Ford Carr (Democratic)
- District 85 Steve Brunk (Republican)
- District 86 Abi Boatman (Democratic)
- District 87 Susan Estes (Republican)
- District 88 Sandy Pickert (Republican)
- District 89 K.C. Ohaebosim (Democratic)
- District 90 Steve Huebert (Republican)
- District 91 Emil Bergquist (Republican)
- District 92 John Carmichael (Democratic)
- District 93 Brian Bergkamp (Republican)
- District 94 Leo Delperdang (Republican)
- District 95 Tom Sawyer (Democratic)
- District 96 Tom Kessler (Republican)
- District 97 Nick Hoheisel (Republican)
- District 98 Cyndi Howerton (Republican)
- District 99 Susan Humphries (Republican)
- District 100 Dan Hawkins (Republican)
- District 101 Joe Seiwert (Republican)
- District 102 Kyler Sweely (Republican)
- District 103 Angela Martinez (Democratic)
- District 104 Paul Waggoner (Republican)
- District 105 Jill Ward (Republican)
- District 106 Lisa Moser (Republican)
- District 107 Dawn Wolf (Republican)
- District 108 Brandon Woodard (Democratic)
- District 109 Troy Waymaster (Republican)
- District 110 Ken Rahjes (Republican)
- District 111 Barb Wasinger (Republican)
- District 112 Sherri Brantley (Republican)
- District 113 Brett Fairchild (Republican)
- District 114 Kevin Schwertfeger (Republican)
- District 115 Gary White (Republican)
- District 116 Kyle Hoffman (Republican)
- District 117 Adam Turk (Republican)
- District 118 Jim Minnix (Republican)
- District 119 Jason Goetz (Republican)
- District 120 Adam Smith (Republican)
- District 121 Mike Storm (Republican)
- District 122 Lon Pishny (Republican)
- District 123 Bob Lewis (Republican)
- District 124 Marty Long (Republican)
- District 125 Shannon Francis (Republican)
Source: Open States (Plural Policy), checked Oct 28, 2026. Names link to each official's own page.