SW Kansas News

Tracey Mann, a member of the U.S. Congress representing Kansas' 1st District since 2021, shared insights on his recent activities and policy positions through a series of tweets. Born in Quinter, Kansas in 1976, Mann currently resides in Salina and is an alumnus of Kansas State University.

On May 7, Mann expressed gratitude to @Commpharmacy and @USCleanPower for their visit. He highlighted discussions on healthcare access, clean energy innovation, and regulatory reform. "We must ensure federal policies support Kansas families, producers, and small businesses."

Later that day, Mann warned about potential tax implications if the 2017 tax cuts are not extended. He stated that failure to do so would result in the largest tax hike in American history with an average increase of $2,200 annually for Kansans after enduring years of high inflation. "We need to extend the Trump tax."

On May 8, Mann emphasized the importance of small businesses within his district's economy. Drawing from personal experience working on a family farm, he underscored their significance as the "backbone" of the district’s economy. "As someone who grew up working on a fifth-generation farm..."

Tracey Mann has been actively engaged in legislative efforts to address these concerns during his tenure.