Representative Sean Willcott

Sean Willcott is a member of the Republican Party and currently serves in the Kansas House of Representatives, representing District 62. He assumed office on January 13, 2025, and his current term will conclude on January 11, 2027.

Willcott was born and raised in Kansas and resides in Holton. His professional background includes work as an engineer and as the owner of a brewery, experiences that have provided him with both technical expertise and entrepreneurial skills. His career reflects a blend of problem-solving and business management, qualities that have shaped his approach to public service and policymaking.

Willcott entered politics during the 2024 election cycle, running to represent District 62 in the Kansas House of Representatives. He succeeded Randy Garber, a fellow Republican who had previously held the seat. The Republican primary for the district was highly competitive, with four candidates vying for the nomination. Willcott secured the nomination with 39.48 percent of the vote, narrowly defeating Dylan Keim of Seneca, who received 36.23 percent. His victory in the primary demonstrated his ability to build support among constituents and navigate a crowded field. He went on to win the general election on November 5, 2024, beginning his legislative career in January 2025.

In the Kansas House, Willcott has been assigned to several committees, including Social Services Budget, Federal and State Affairs, and Commerce, Labor and Economic Development. These assignments reflect his engagement with a wide range of policy areas, from fiscal oversight and social services to economic growth and state governance. His committee work has positioned him to contribute to discussions on budgetary priorities, regulatory frameworks, and the development of Kansas’s workforce and economy.

Willcott has sponsored legislation that underscores his interest in infrastructure and international relations. Among his sponsored bills is HB2029, which designated a portion of K-5 highway as the Representative Marvin S. Robinson II Memorial Highway and redesignated a portion of the Harry Darby Memorial Highway for Interstate 635. He also sponsored HR6010, a resolution strengthening sister-state ties between Kansas and Taiwan. These initiatives highlight his commitment to honoring public service, improving infrastructure, and fostering international partnerships.

His political priorities include fiscal responsibility, support for Kansas families, and strengthening local communities. Willcott has emphasized conservative governance while remaining attentive to the practical needs of his constituents. His professional background as both an engineer and business owner informs his approach to policymaking, particularly in areas related to economic development, infrastructure, and entrepreneurship.

Outside of his legislative responsibilities, Willcott remains active in his community in Holton, Kansas. His personal and professional life reflects his dedication to family, business, and civic engagement. His ongoing work in the Kansas House demonstrates his commitment to representing District 62 faithfully while contributing to the broader governance of the state.

Sean Willcott’s career in the Kansas House of Representatives is in its early stages, but his committee assignments and legislative initiatives demonstrate his dedication to practical governance and conservative values. As he continues his service, he is expected to play a significant role in shaping policies that address infrastructure, economic development, and community support while maintaining strong ties to his district.