Party Leadership
Party officers
- Chair: Amanda Adkins
- Vice-Chair: Kelly Arnold
- Treasurer: T.C. Anderson
- Secretary: Michelle Martin
- Todd Tiahrt, National Committeeman
- Helen VanEtten, National Committeewoman
Party staff
- Executive Director: Clayton L. Barker
Executive Committee
Members:
- Amanda Adkins, Chair
- Kelly Arnold, Vice Chairman
- Michelle Martin, Secretary
- T.C. Anderson, Treasurer
- Todd Tiahrt, National Committeeman
- Helen VanEtten, National Committeewoman
- Randy Duncan, 1st District Chair
- Celia Beymer, 1st District Vice Chair
- Cheryl Reynolds, 2nd District Chair
- Ed O'Brien, 2nd District Vice Chair
- Keith Esau, 3rd District Chair
- Missey Smith, 3rd District Vice Chair
- Mark Kahrs, 4th District Chair
- Luella Bale, 4th District Vice Chair
- Senator Jerry Moran or Designee
- Senator Pat Roberts or Designee
- Congressman Tim Huelskamp or Designee
- Congresswoman Lynn Jenkins or Designee
- Congressman Kevin Yoder or Designee
- Congressman Mike Pompeo or Designee
- Governor Sam Brownback or Designee
- Secretary of State Kris Kobach
- Attorney General Derek Schmidt
- Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger
- Treasurer Ron Estes
- Senate President, Steve Morris or Designee
- Senate Majority Leader, Jay Emler or Designee
- Speaker of the House Michael O'Neal or Designee
- House Majority Leader Arlen Siegfreid or Designee
- Caleb Hays, Kansas College Republican Chairman
- J. R. Claeys, Kansas Young Republican Chairman
- Treatha Brown Foster, Kansas Black Republican Chairman
- Richard Macias, Kansas Hispanic Republican Council Chairman
- Becky Johnson, Kansas Federated Republican Women Chairman
- Ernie Straub, Chair Designee
- Beverly Gossage, Chair Designee
- Clarke Saunders,1st District State Committee Designee
- Rich Kiper, 2nd District State Committee Designee
- Steve Shute, 3rd District State Committee Designee
- Jamie Woodworth, 4th District State Committee Designee
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