Rep. Tim Johnson-Republican
38th District-Kansas House of Representatives
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Since 2020 when I was first elected to the Kansas House of Representatives for portions of Leavenworth and Wyandotte Counties, working on legislation to protect families and children has been a priority. With thirty-one years of experience in the criminal justice system, my background gives me the insight on what is needed to create safer communities.
In the 2026 session just ended, I was particularly successful in sponsoring and getting legislation passed and signed into law that targets career criminals and child abusers. Prosecutors and law officers know that targeting repeat and violent offenders is the best way to create safer communities. |
EndorsementsThank you to the many important associations and groups that have formally endorsed my campaign for election. We have worked well together for legislation important to families and residents of Kansas.
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Rep. Johnson Speaks On Behalf of Tax Bill
During Final Days of 2026 Session
Rep. Johnson Files for 4th Term September 25, 2025
Kansas State Representative Timothy H. Johnson of the 38th District in Leavenworth and Wyandotte Counties has formerly filed for re-election to a fourth term. Johnson who serves residents in Basehor, Linwood, and Leavenworth was first elected to the Kansas House in 2020. He is a Republican. “It has been a challenge trying to keep or lower taxes while at the same time providing the important services to our citizens,” said Johnson. “Now in the upcoming 2026 session the tax issues have to receive the top priority,” he added. Rep. Johnson serves on the House Child Welfare Committee as vice-chair and is also on the Veterans, K-12 Education Budget, and Joint Foster Care & Adoption committees. A 31 year law enforcement officer, the representative has been instrumental in working on several public safety issues especially those impacting foster care and adoption. |
Rep. Johnson signs petition at the Kansas Secretary of States office to be placed on the 2026 primary ballot. (Photo by Bryan Caskey)
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