Overview
- Corson announced his candidacy on July 22, joining Cindy Holscher and Marty Tuley in the Democratic primary.
- He is emphasizing stronger public education, affordable housing and economic growth for the next generation of Kansans.
- The Fairway senator highlights bipartisan achievements such as eliminating the grocery tax, cutting Social Security taxes and delivering relief for seniors and veterans.
- Corson’s resume includes serving as a senior advisor in the Obama-era Commerce Department and leading the state Democratic Party.
- Lt. Gov. David Toland confirmed he will not enter the governor’s race, opting to focus on his role as commerce secretary.