Secretary of State (2018–2020) Steve Cloud (July 2003 – July 2008), one term and a quarter Calvin James (July 2000 – July 2003), three quarters of a term (died in office) Dwight Sutherland (September 1997 – July 2000), three quarters of a term Mike Harris (July 1996 – September 1997), a quarter of a term (resigned) Jack Ranson (January 1987 – July 1996), two terms and a quarter Huck Boyd (August 1966 – January 1987), four terms and a half, plus three quarters (died in office) also candidate for the governorship in 1960 and 1964 Sam Mellinger (April 1964 – August 1966), half a term, also state party chair (1958–1960), became National Committeeman after Harry Darby resigned Harry Darby (June 1940 – April 1964), five terms and three quarters, resigned, also U.S. Senator (1949–1950) John D. M. Hamilton (June 1932 – June 1940), two terms, also House Speaker (1927–1928), state party chair (1930–1932), chair of the Republican National Committee (1936–1940) David W. Mulvane (June 1920 – June 1932; second time), three terms, conservative political operative, ally of Charles Curtis Fred Stanley (June 1912 – June 1920), two terms, progressive David W. Mulvane (June 1900 – June 1912; first time), three terms, conservative political operative, ally of Charles Curtis Cyrus Leland, Jr. (1884–1900), four terms, also state party chair (1878–1880; 1894–1896), conservative political operative, ally of William McKinley John A. Martin (1872–1884; second time), three terms, also Kansas Governor (1883–1886) Samuel C. Pomeroy (1870–1872), half a term, also U.S. Senator (1860–1872) John A. Martin (1868–1870; first time), half a term, also Kansas Governor (1883–1886) Samuel J. Crawford (1866–1868), half a term James H. Lane (1864–1866), half a term (died in office), also U.S. Senator (1861–1866) William A. Phillips (1860–1864), one term Martin Conway (1856–1860), one term, also U.S. Representative (1861–1862) National Committeewomen: Kim Borchers (Since Jul 2020 - ), one term Helen Van Etten (August 2008 - Jul 2020), three terms Alicia Salisbury (August 2004 – August 2008), one term June Cooper (August 2000 – August 2004), one term Mary Alice Lair (August 1988 – August 2000), three terms, also state party chair (1982) Marynell Reece (August 1975 – August 1988), three terms and a quarter Beth Rodgers (April 1968 – August 1975), two terms and three quarters, resigned when her husband became a federal judge Jerrene Mellinger (August 1966 – April 1968), half a term, widow of National Committeeman Sam