Rep. Susan Ruiz, KS HD 23
Vote November 5, 2024!
I am honored to be representing you again, and want to encourage you to learn about and support other important races in Kansas. From the presidential race down to your local elections, your vote matters. Please make a plan to vote and make your voice heard this year.
About Rep. Susan Ruiz
I ran in 2018 to make sure all Kansans have a voice in our state Legislature. Thanks to your support, I had the honor of becoming one of the first two LGBT state representatives in our state’s more than 150 years of history and have been serving as a member of the Veterans & Military Committee, Social Services Budget Committee, and Children & Senior Services Committee. We have worked hard to put Kansas back on a positive track after the disastrous Brownback years. Now more than ever, we need to continue doing this important work.
Candidates I Endorse
Learn more about the candidates running in Kansas and working to make a difference in your community:
Vanessa Vaughn West
Running for Kansas House District 39. Visit vanessaforkansas.com to learn more.
Betsey Lasister
Running for Kansas House District 30. Visit betseyforkansas.com to learn more.
Stacey Knoell
Running for Kansas Senate 23. Visit staceyknoell.com to learn more.
Proud to be Endorsed by:
Make a Plan to Vote
You have the option to vote by mail, early in-person, or on Election Day. Use the following resources to help you check your voter registration, check important dates, request a mail ballot and more.
Check Your Registration
Visit KSVotes.org to view your registration or to register to vote. You can also view your ballot and to inform yourself about the candidates who are running for office in your area.
Request a Mail Ballot
Use KSVotes.org to request a mail ballot. Johnson County voters can also request a mail ballot via the JoCo Election Office website.
Important Dates
- Oct. 15 Voter Registration Deadline
- Oct. 19 - Nov. 4 In-Person Advance Voting
- Oct. 29 Mail Ballot Application Deadline
Committees I Serve In
Being a social worker in the KS legislature has allowed me to be assigned to social service committees. I’m currently on the Veterans and Military committee; Social Services Budget committee and I’m ranking member on the Health and Human Services committee.
My work on those committees has also allowed me to participate on the following interim committees: Joint Committee Bob Bethel Home and Community Based Services and KanCare Oversight; Joint Committee on Child Welfare System Oversight; the Special Committee on Targeted Case Management.
Additionally, I also serve on committees that seek legislative member participation. These committees include: Employment First Steering Committee; Transition Transformers committee; KS Coordinating Council on Early Childhood Developmental Services; KS Health Information Technology Advisory Council and the Statewide Mult-Branch Communities of Practice.