Tracey Mann, currently serving in the U.S. Congress representing Kansas’ 1st district, shared insights from recent meetings and legislative actions via social media. Mann, who succeeded Roger Marshall in 2021, frequently engages with constituents and stakeholders on issues affecting his district.
On June 5, 2025, Mann expressed appreciation for a meeting with Alan Cobb, President and CEO of the Kansas Chamber. In a tweet, he stated, “I enjoyed sitting down with Alan Cobb, President and CEO of @KansasChamber, to talk about the challenges and opportunities facing Kansas businesses, and how Congress can support them.” He acknowledged the Chamber’s efforts in supporting small business owners and increasing job opportunities.
Later that day, Mann addressed public health concerns by announcing his vote for the SUPPORT for Patients and Communities Reauthorization Act. He noted in a post, “Too many families in the Big First and across the country have been affected by addiction, mental health struggles, and the fentanyl crisis. That’s why I voted to pass the SUPPORT for Patients and Communities Reauthorization Act.” The bill aims to provide necessary assistance to Kansans facing these challenges.
In another engagement on June 5th, Mann discussed housing issues with local realtors. He tweeted about this conversation with the Kansas Association of Realtors: “Housing shortages are a real issue facing rural communities like those in the Big First District.” The dialogue focused on strategies to expand access to affordable housing through effective federal policies.
Tracey Mann was born in Quinter, Kansas in 1976 and resides in Salina. He graduated from Kansas State University in 2000 with a Bachelor of Science degree.
