Tracey Mann (KS-1)

Biography

Tracey Mann is a Republican representing Kansas's 1st Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives since January 2021. A fifth-generation Kansan born on December 17, 1976, in Quinter, Kansas, he was raised on his family farm south of Quinter in a farmhouse ordered from the Montgomery Ward catalog in the early 1900s. He learned hard work managing fields, feed yards, and cattle alongside family. Mann lives in Salina, Kansas, with his wife Audrey and their four children: Quincy, Austin, Whitney, and Elise. Notable achievements include high school leadership as FFA and student council president, contributing to seven state championships in football, track, quiz bowl, and parliamentary procedure; at Kansas State University, he served as Student Body President. He is a tireless advocate for Kansas agriculture and conservative values, serving on the House Agriculture, Transportation and Infrastructure, and Small Business Committees, with subcommittees on railroads, pipelines, hazardous materials; underserved, agricultural, and rural business; aviation; commodity markets, digital assets, and rural development; and highways and transit.

Education and Political Experience

• Education: Bachelor's degree in Agricultural Economics from Kansas State University ; interned in Washington, D.C., for Congressman Jerry Moran.
• Political Experience: 50th Lieutenant Governor of Kansas , appointed by Governor Jeff Colyer; elected to U.S. House for Kansas's 1st District , reelected in 2022; previously involved in civic boards including Kansas Agriculture and Rural Leadership , Kansas Chamber of Commerce, The City Teen Center in Salina, and Legacy Financial.
• Professional Background: 20+ years in commercial real estate; served on the loan committee for First National Bank Syracuse.