Rubio Campaign Press Release - Check Out This Massive List of Kansas Grassroots Leaders Backing Marco Rubio

As Marco rallies across Kansas, the Rubio campaign announced growing support across the state.  Today, additional state legislators, a team of grassroots supporters, and a group of Kansas college Republican presidents announced that will be caucusing for Marco tomorrow. This announcement follows the release of a list of 27 Kansas elected officials that are supporting Marco.

Senate Majority Leader Terry Bruce says its about expanding the American dream:

I am thrilled that so many influential elected officials, supporters, and young people across Kansas are rallying behind Marco ahead of tomorrow's caucuses. Marco has the ability to inspire the next generation of conservatives and bring more people to the party as he shares his plan to expand the American Dream for future generations, and that's why he is the Republican that Democrats don't want to run against this fall.

Rep. Erin Davis praised Marco's grasp of national security issues:

Kansans understand that these are serious times and we need a serious leader as Commander-in-Chief. Marco is a proven conservative leader who understands the struggles of working families and the national security challenges we face as a nation, and he will make a wonderful President.

Check out the full list of grassroots leaders joining Team Marco:

ADDITIONAL STATE LEGISLATORS SUPPORTING MARCO
Rep. John Ewy, Jetmore
Sen. Julia Lynn, Olathe
Rep. Ken Rahjes, Agra

GRASSROOTS LEADERS SUPPORTING MARCO
Mary Adcock, Hutchinson
Don Alexander, Parsons
Morgan Anderson, Wichita — Vice President, Kansas Federation of College Republicans
Caelan Blair, Wathena
Chase Blasi, Colwich
Hannah Brass, Lawrence
Treatha Brown-Foster, Wichita — founder of Sedgwick County Black Republican Council
James Clendenin, Wichita — Wichita City Councilman and Vice-Mayor
Ward Cook , Prairie Village
Greg Cromer — Chair, Conservative Republicans of Southern Johnson County
Desima Dawdy, Topeka
Michelle Dombrowsky, Olathe
Brandon Dreiling, Hays
Taylor Forrest, Winfield
Lynda Fort, Ulysses
Jason Foster, Overland Park
Holly Friesen, Manhattan
Dalton Glasscock, Wichita — President, Kansas Federation of College Republicans
Kyle Gwaltney, Olathe
Sean Hatfield, Wichita
Brandon Kenig — Shawnee City Councilman
?Becca Korphage, Overland Park
Kerri Koziol, Overland Park
Derek Kreifels  , Shawnee
Melanie Kreifels, Shawnee
Greg Love, Montezuma
Lindsay Luttrell, Olathe
Rick Macias — former chair of Kansas Hispanic Council?
Leah Mackey, Pittsburg
Jesse McCurry, Colwich — Colwich City Councilman
Jace Mills, Winfield
R. Curtis Mullen  , Olathe
Eric Pahls, Lawrence
?Mike Pirner, Lenexa — State Grassroots Coordinator
Andrew Probasco, Lawrence
Roman Rodriguez, Wichita
Brandon Rudkin, Wichita
Aaron Rush, Liberal
Ben Sauceda, Wichita — Field Coordinator
?Jessie Schoech, Goddard
Michael Selves, Holton
Chris Steineger, Kansas City
Lance Sweeney, Valley Falls
Kathy Swift-Dean, Chase County
Eric Teetsel  — National Faith Based Director, Rubio for President
Garrett Tindal, Hoisington
Tom Treacy, Shawnee
Aaron Trost , Lenexa
Karen Vander Ploeg, Lenexa
Kim Van Zwoll, Overland Park
Marisel Walston, Lenexa
Melissa Ward — Chair, Kansas Young Republicans

COLLEGE REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTS SUPPORTING MARCO
Jay Buffman, Southwestern College
Rachel Herring, Pittsburg State University
Paige Hungate, Wichita State University
Lauren Hunter, Emporia State University
Taylor Latham, Kansas State University
Jesse Nioce, Fort Hays State University
Eric Pahls, University of Kansas
Christiana Reasor, Benedictine College
Jeff Schuh, Washburn University
Wesley Scott Williams, Newman University