100 Kansas Republicans Are Now Backing Cindy Holscher for Governor

TOPEKA, KS – Today, the Cindy Holscher for Governor campaign announced that 80 additional current and former Republicans from across Kansas have endorsed Senator Cindy Holscher and joined “Republicans for Cindy,” bringing the coalition to 100 members. They joined the 20 current and former Republican elected officials who launched the coalition, many of whom served alongside both Holscher and Masterson in the legislature.

Throughout her time in Topeka, Holscher has brought Republicans and Democrats together around practical and pragmatic solutions. That record began in her first term in the Kansas House, when she co-founded a bipartisan coalition that ended the Brownback tax experiment and restored stability to the state.

“I served in the Legislature alongside both Ty Masterson and Cindy Holscher, so I know their records better than most,” said former Republican State Representative Linda Gallagher. “Cindy is a pragmatic leader who has always been willing to work with anyone, Republican or Democrat, to get things done for Kansas families. That’s exactly the kind of governor our state needs right now, and as a lifelong Republican, I’m proud to support Cindy Holscher for governor.”

“I’m proud to have the support of so many Republicans who know that what matters to Kansans isn’t party labels but whether their governor will work for them. They know both my record and Ty Masterson’s, and they chose me. This campaign is for everybody, and as governor I’ll work for every Kansan,” said Senator Cindy Holscher.

Members of Republicans for Cindy include:

Sandy Praeger, Kansas Insurance Commissioner (2003-2015), State Senator (1993-2003), and State Representative (1991-1993), Mayor of Lawrence (1986-1987)

Don Hineman, Kansas House Majority Leader (2017-2019) and State Representative, 118th District (2009-2021)

Kent Thompson, Majority Whip, Kansas House of Representatives, 9th District (2013-2023)

Randall Hardy, Kansas State Senator, 24th District (2017-2021), and Salina City Council Member

Terrie Huntington, Kansas State Senator, 7th District (2010-2013), and State Representative, 25th District (2003-2010)

Fred Kerr, Kansas State Senator, 33rd District (1977-1992)

Lana Oleen, Kansas State Senator, 22nd District (1989-2005)

Tim Owens, Kansas State Senator, 8th District (2009-2012), and State Representative, 19th District (2003-2009)

Mary Jo Taylor, Kansas State Senator, 33rd District (2017-2021)

John Vratil, Kansas State Senator, 11th District (1998-2013)

Wint Winter Jr., Kansas State Senator, 2nd District (1983-1992)

Marvin Singleton, Missouri State Senator, 32nd District (1990-2003), and Assistant Minority Floor Leader

Dave Baker, Kansas State Representative, 68th District (2017-2023)

Steven Becker, Kansas State Representative, 104th District (2013-2019)

Lonnie Clark, Kansas State Representative, 65th District (2015-2023)

Pat Colloton, Kansas State Representative, 28th District (2005-2013)

Linda Gallagher, Kansas State Representative, 23rd District (2015-2019)

John Grange, Kansas State Representative, 75th District (2005-2013)

Larry Hibbard, Kansas State Representative, 13th District (2013-2019)

Don Hill, Kansas State Representative, 60th District (2003-2017)

Anita Judd-Jenkins, Kansas State Representative, 80th District (2017-2019)

Jim Karleskint, Kansas State Representative, 42nd District (2017-2021)

Jan Kessinger, Kansas State Representative, 20th District (2017-2021); Blue Valley USD 229 Board of Education President

Mary Martha Good, Kansas State Representative, District 75 (2017-2019); Butler Community College Board of Trustees

J.C. Moore, Kansas State Representative, 93rd District (2019-2020)

Bill Pannbacker, Kansas State Representative, 106th District (2019-2021)

Tom Phillips, Kansas State Representative, 67th District (2012-2021)

Jill Quigley, State Representative, 17th District (2008-2011)

Charlie Roth, Kansas State Representative, 71st District (2005-2013); Mayor of Salina (1984-1985); Salina City Commissioner (1981-1984)

Stephanie Sharp, Kansas State Representative, 17th District (2003-2008); JCCC Trustee (2009-2018)

Tom Sloan, Kansas State Representative, 45th District (1995-2019)

Sheryl Spalding, Kansas State Representative, 29th District (2007-2013)

Ron Worley, Kansas State Representative, 30th District (2007-2013)

David Younger, Kansas State Representative, 124th District (2023-2024)

Jim Porter, Kansas State Board of Education, District 9 (2015-Present)

Ed Eilert, Mayor of Overland Park (1981-2005); Overland Park City Council Member (1977-1981)

Eric Kirsch, Sheriff of Wabaunsee County

Jeff Schuele, Atchison County Commissioner (2011-2017)

Nancy Ingram, Johnson County Community College Trustee and Vice Chair (2015-2024)

Amy Reid, Valley Center City Council Member (2025-Present)

Cindy Green, Lenexa City Council Member (2004-2010) and Lenexa Planning Commissioner

Jim Randall, Olathe City Council Member (1999-2019)

Stacy Obringer-Vorhall, Blue Valley USD 229 Board of Education (2013-Present)

Rita Ashley, Olathe USD 233 Board of Education Member (2005-2013)

Harold Homrighausen, Paola Library Board

Christine Kubik, Sedgwick County Precinct Committeewoman

Ronald Neagle, 2026 Candidate for Kansas House of Representatives, 85th District

Richard Wieland, United States Trustee, Region 20

John Douglass, Chief of Police, Overland Park (1996-2014)

Ed Flentje, Professor Emeritus, Wichita State University, and Author on Kansas Politics

Laura Ice, President, Wichita Bar Association

Joyce Hayhow, Founder, Women Who Mean Business, and Publisher, Kansas City Business Journal

Jan Peters, Executive, Great Bend Chamber of Commerce and Economic Development (2006-2020)

Karen Fenaroli, Founder and CEO, Fenaroli & Associates

Joshua Andrews (Butler County)

Aaron Auman (Johnson County)

James “Jim” Beezley (Johnson County)

Doug Berryman (Butler County)

Elin Bloedel (Cowley County)

Melissa Brown (Thomas County)

Tish Burnett (Scott County)

Jan Cox (Johnson County)

Mary Cunningham (Johnson County)

Claire Dehan (Johnson County)

John Dehan (Johnson County)

Marie Delcambre (Johnson County)

Phil Dietz (Sedgwick County)

Angela Doom (Ford County)

Taylor Eubanks (Shawnee County)

Julie Ford (Shawnee County)

William Hankins (Johnson County)

Kelly Harper (Sedgwick County)

Ruthann Harris (Sedgwick County)

Nancy Hupp (Johnson County)

Mary Karlin (Finney County)

Aubrey Kennedy (Johnson County)

Kelly Krotz (Harvey County)

Shannon Krysl (Butler County)

Cynthia Kunz (Johnson County)

Rodney Landrum (Labette County)

Carolyn Lindsey (Sedgwick County)

Terri Mackay (Butler County)

Ben Marple (Shawnee County)

Carol Marple (Shawnee County)

Phillip Tomlinson (Franklin County)

Michele Martin (Sedgwick County)

Dr. Tonya Merrigan (Johnson County)

Sharon Miller (Douglas County)

Tom Moxley (Morris County)

Donna Owens (Johnson County)

Joyce Parr (Johnson County)

Pat Rogers (Bourbon County)

Kathy Sexson (Finney County)

Betty Still (Phillips County)

Dr. Jon Stoppel (Johnson County)

Susie Swanson (Clay County)

Vern Swanson (Clay County)

Marshia Thatcher (Johnson County)

Pam Walker (Crawford County)

Gene Zaid (Reno County)

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