Brittany Hall

Brittany, a dedicated single mother, juggles a full-time job while serving as president of the Board of Regents for Haskell Indian Nations University. Raised by her Native American mother due to her Mexican immigrant father's abandonment, Brittany is passionate about addressing issues like the broken foster care system and healthcare costs in Kansas. Her advocacy for expanding Medicaid and promoting diversity mirrors the values of Lawrence, where she resides with her son, Mateo.

Living in the liberal college town of Lawrence, Brittany found a community where individuals feel comfortable expressing their identities. Her commitment to representing the district in Topeka aligns with the desire for a more inclusive statehouse. With the Kansas legislature having less than 30% female representation and a lack of Native American voices, Brittany's candidacy offers a unique perspective. Lawrence residents appreciate her resilience in overcoming hardships as a working single mother, making her a compelling candidate to bring diverse voices to the state legislature.