Kansas State House District 14

Current seat holder: Charlotte Esau (R).

Sherry Giebler

Sherry Giebler (Democratic) is a 2026 general election candidate for the Kansas House of Representatives in District 14, covering Johnson County. Sherry Giebler qualified through the Kansas Secretary of State's election division to appear on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot for House District 14.

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“The first historical event that comes to memory was in 1979, the energy crisis. As a 13 year old, the most concerning memory about this era was that my father was a truck driver and this had a huge impact on his ability to work. Also, the nightly news was reporting that the Shah had came to power and made himself a dictator, contrary to those in the country that wanted a democracy.” (Ballotpedia)
“From an early age, I learned the value of hard work and resilience. My family moved throughout Kansas during my childhood as my father worked as a union truck driver, an over-the-road career that exemplified the strong Midwest work ethic he passed on to me. My mother, an educator, nurtured my love of learning and fueled my commitment to public education.” (Campaign website)
“Johnson County has been home to my family since 1992. We spent our first decade in the Gardner-Edgerton area before settling in Olathe, and we are proud to call House District 14 our community. This district is an exceptional place to live and raise a family, with outstanding public schools, hospitals, parks, and essential services that continue to draw people from all walks of life.” (Campaign website)

Charlotte Esau

Charlotte Esau (Republican) In official Kansas Legislature records, Charlotte Esau lists Genealogist as their occupation.

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“We love volunteers, whether it's helping us connect with voters, putting out a yard sign in your yard, or helping in some other way, just let us know what you'd like to do and the best way to contact you, email or phone. If you are requesting a yard sign, they will be delivered a few weeks before the election.” (Campaign website)