

Why Joy? Why now?
Kansas is at a crossroads. With the election of President Trump, America is on the edge of tremendous growth and opportunity. Kansas can either embrace this bold vision or it can continue to lag behind. The determining factor of our trajectory will be leadership.
That’s why Joy Eakins has decided to explore a potential run for governor. She’s not a product of Topeka. Like President Trump, she’s an outspoken outsider and successful business owner who has spent her life confronting challenges, overcoming adversity, solving problems, fighting for what she believes in, and leading people to success with a fresh vision. She’s confident she can do the same for the people of Kansas.
It’s time to take action. Kansans deserve real leadership, real vision, and real opportunities to get ahead. Joy is ready to lead and fight for a better future for Kansas.


About Joy
Joy Eakins is a strong conservative and America First patriot who has spent her life overcoming challenges and fighting for what’s right. Growing up in difficult circumstances, Joy earned full-ride academic scholarships to college and graduate school where she earned degrees in advanced mathematics. For the last 16 years, Joy has been hard at work building Cornerstone Data, Inc., a full-service consultancy based in Kansas with a nationwide reach. Cornerstone is one of the most successful data-analytics firms in Kansas serving local as well as Fortune 500 companies around the country. From 2013 to 2017, Joy served on the Wichita Board of Education where she fought for parents' rights, fiscal responsibility, and advocated for education reforms that improved student outcomes.
Joy has been married to Eric for 31 years, and together they have a biological son serving in the U.S. Air Force and a bonus son who lives in Chicago. A devout Christian, Joy is a faithful member of River Community Church.

The next generation of leadership is here to guide Kansas to a better future.
Joy's Nonnegotiables
Pro-life, every life, every stage
Strong families
Pro Second Amendment
School choice
Stand up for parents' rights
Protect girls' sports and spaces
Religious liberty
(Very) Limited government
Low taxes
Free markets
Individual liberty and responsibility
Medical freedom
