Kansas House of Representatives District 100 in Kansas State House District 100, Kansas

2026 Primary Election

• Amanda Mogoi — Advance Practice Registered Nurse and CEO of M-Care Healthcare in Wichita, KS

  Amanda Mogoi is an advance practice registered nurse and CEO of M-Care Healthcare, a business owner in Wichita, Kansas. She specialized in gynecology and provides care for transgender patients. A staunch advocate for patient autonomy, Mogoi opposes legislation that restricts reproductive rights, particularly HB2635, believing patients should make informed medical decisions. Her personal experiences, including caring for her mother with Huntington's Disease, strengthen her commitment to healthcare rights. She actively protests laws denying transgender identities on official documents, aligning with her practice of supporting the transgender community. Mogoi is running for the Kansas House of Representatives to champion medical autonomy and protect the rights of all Kansans.

• Al Jirak — Entrepreneur in KS

  Al Jirak, a lifelong Kansan, is an entrepreneur and political outsider running as a Republican for the Kansas House of Representatives District 100. He earned a high school diploma from Centre High School and a bachelor's degree from Kansas State University in 2003. Jirak is fighting for conservative values and common-sense solutions, emphasizing "Faith, Family, and Freedom." He is campaigning in the Republican primary scheduled for August 4, 2026, alongside Carl Maughan and J.C. Moore.

• Carl Maughan — Former State Representative in Wichita, KS

  Carl Maughan is a Republican politician from Kansas who previously served in the Kansas House of Representatives, representing the 90th district from 2023 to 2025. In January 2026, Maughan announced his intent to seek election again for the Kansas House, this time for District 100. In his announcement, he acknowledged past personal and family challenges, confirming he had completed intensive alcohol treatment and sought professional help for emotional health and sobriety. He aimed to overcome a history of personal and legal troubles, but state election officials subsequently rejected his filing to run for the District 100 seat.

• J.c. Moore — Candidate for Kansas House of Representatives in KS

  J.C. Moore, also known as Jesse C. Moore, is a Republican politician who previously served one term in the Kansas House of Representatives, representing District 93 from 2019 to 2020. During his tenure, he sponsored legislation on voter registration, healthcare restrictions, and mental health access. He also introduced a bill to abolish the death penalty. Moore's policy positions advocate for fully funding education, special education, and early childhood programs, as well as developing renewable energy. He supports medical marijuana, limiting co-pays for essential medications, and achieving property tax relief by re-evaluating tax breaks for the wealthy and corporations. Moore was defeated in the 2020 Republican primary election.