Representative Mike Thompson Contact information

Mike Thompson is an American politician from the Kansas Republican Party. He has been a member of the Kansas House of Representatives representing District 33 since January 9, 2023.

Before his political career, Thompson served our country for 22 years in the military. He was in the U.S. Navy with SEAL Team Two, then later in the U.S. Army as Command Chaplain for the 82nd Airborne, 7th Special Forces Group, and Delta Force. His military service is a testament to his dedication and commitment to serving his country.

As a civilian, Mike has served as a police officer and ministered as a chaplain in five different hospitals. His diverse career experience also includes owning a welding shop and working as a contract welder in Oklahoma oil fields. He has served on the city council of Bonner Springs, Kansas.

In the 2022 Kansas House election, Thompson defeated Democratic candidate Bill Hutton and Libertarian candidate Stephanie Barton by a vote of 51.4% to 45.8% to 2.8% respectively. His victory in the election is a reflection of the trust and confidence that the people of District 33 have in him.

In the Kansas House of Representatives, Thompson serves on the committees for Veterans and Military, Financial Institutions and Pensions, Corrections and Juvenile Justice, and Taxation. His work in these committees allows him to contribute to important decisions that affect the lives of the people in his district and the state of Kansas.

Thompson’s journey from a military serviceman to a state representative is a story of dedication, service, and commitment. His diverse experiences have equipped him with a unique perspective that he brings to his role as a state representative. As he continues to serve in the Kansas House of Representatives, Thompson remains committed to representing the interests of the people in District 33.