Sharon Jackson - Alaska
Born and raised in Philadelphia, PA, Sharon Jackson proudly served in the United States Army which brought her to Alaska in 1983. Upon completing her active-duty tour with the Army she enrolled in Charter College where she became a Certified Electronic Technician for the next 13 years.
Jackson then dedicated the next 10 years working for the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), a state and federal small business lobby and the National Write Your Congressmen where she provided education on legislation that would affect the longevity of free enterprise. Sharon’s passion is to empower the people of Alaska to use their influence in government to preserve their freedoms, just as the Founding Fathers intended. In 2015 Sharon became the Constituent Liaison for Senator Dan Sullivan and has found her role in his office assisting constituents to resolving their pressing issues to be very rewarding.
Sharon's passion and dedication to bring about change in government is essential in continuing our efforts to see that term limits are included in the constitution.
Diego Rodriguez - Arizona, co-chair
Diego Rodriguez graduated from Notre Dame University in 1992 with a B.B.A. Three years later he received a J.D. from the University of Arizona's James E. Rogers College of Law. After graduation, Rodriguez served as Deputy County Attorney in Pima County. After his time as Deputy County Attorney, he started work as the owner of Rodriguez Law Office PLLC.
Rodriguez was elected in November 2018 to represent Arizona's 27th District, which comprises Laveen, South Phoenix, and Guadalupe. After the election, Rodriguez became a sitting member on the Elections Committee and Judiciary Committee.
In 2020, he was a Democratic candidate for Attorney General but withdrew from the race prior to the primary. After leaving that race, Rodriguez turned his focus back to his law practice and also co-founded the Institute of Equity and Justice, an Arizona based non-profit.
Dr. Mike Katz - Delaware
Dr. Mike Katz is a pediatric critical care anesthesiologist, business owner, and a former Independent Nominee for United States Senate and Delaware Democratic State Senator. He received his degree in Economics from Bates College, and his Medical Degree and International Executive MBA from Georgetown University. He completed his Anesthesia Residency as Chief Resident at Maine Medical Center and his Fellowship in Pediatric Critical Care Anesthesiology at Boston Childrens Hospital/Harvard Medical School.
In 1996, Dr. Katz was recruited from Boston Childrens to A.I. duPont Hospital for Children, bringing he and his wife Trish to Delaware 28 years ago. They have three kids who were all born and grew up in Delaware.
Mike’s contributions have earned him state and national leadership and service awards from the American Medical Association, the Medical Society of Delaware, and the Maine Medical Association. In order to develop young physician leadership, established the Medical Society of Delaware’s Young Physicians Section. Mike has served as a Delegate in the AMA.
In 2008, when Mike was elected to the Delaware State Senate, he wrote and passed legislation establishing the Delaware Health Information Network’s operational and governance structure; Comprehensive Lobby Reform; The Brandywine Valley National Scenic Byway Preservation; and Tax Reform Policies that incentivized Delaware business development.
In 2024, he mounted a strong independent challenge for the U.S. Senate seat in Delaware, stating that “As an independent, I have not pledged my allegiance to any political party, but to the core values of the U.S. Constitution, Liberty, Justice, and Equality”.
Dr. John Cowan - Georgia
Dr. John Cowan is a neurosurgeon and founder of Cortex Toys and Cortex Holdings in Georgia.
"In the medical profession, I’ve spent my career healing, restoring, and putting my patients back on the path to good health. It’s the greatest reward to see patients get better. I now feel called to serve in a new capacity helping to provide the healing our country desperately needs.”
Cowans commitment to term limits exemplifies what he believes is necessary for this country to thrive. As a candidate for Georgia's 24th Congressional seat, Cowan signed the term limits pledge. He knew then how incredibly important term limits on Congress was for the U.S., and have deepened his understanding and support ever since.
Ron Crane - Idaho
Ron Crane is a third generation Idahoan. He graduated from high school in 1967, graduated from college in 1971 and served in the Idaho National Guard from 1971 – 1977. He was named the Idaho Soldier of the Year in 1975. He received an honorary doctorate from Ohio Christian University in 2008.
Crane served as Idaho State Treasurer for Idaho from 1999 – 2019. Prior to his service as Treasurer, he was as State Legislator in the Idaho House of Representatives for sixteen years. During his time as State Treasurer, he served as Chairman of the board for the Idaho Bond Bank and Chairman of the board for the Idaho 529 College Savings Plan and currently serves on the board of the State Financial Officers Foundation.
Crane and his wife, Cheryl, own and operate a security and fire alarm company (Crane Alarm Service) for 43 years with 30 employees. They have six married children and fourteen grandchildren.
Mike Speedy - Indiana
Speedy was born in Beech Grove, Indiana, and grew up in Franklin and Columbus, Indiana and in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Like his late father before him, he earned his B.S. in Real Estate Finance from the Indiana University Kelley School of Business. Speedy also attained a law degree from IU's McKinney School of Law at Indianapolis. A second-generation real estate investor, he runs a small real estate development business based out of Indianapolis.
Speedy credits his late mother for instilling a sense of duty to serve his community and protect its values and taxpayers. In 2024, Speedy retired from the Indiana House of Representatives after fourteen years of service. There he served as chairman of two committees, Financial Institutions and Environmental Committees, while being Vice Chairman of Roads and Transportation before that. At various points, he sat on the Judiciary, Employment, Labor & Pensions, Utilities, Energy & Telecommunications Committees.
Prior to serving as a state representative, Speedy served on the Indianapolis City County Council for nearly seven years. In this capacity, he concluded his council services as Chairman of the Public Works Committee.
As an avid instrument-rated pilot, Speedy has nearly 2,000 hours experience. When not using his Kodiak 100 aircraft for business and family purposes, he enjoys flying humanitarian, ministerial and charitable missions. He has given many young people their first flight experience through the Experimental Aircraft Association’s Young Eagles program.
Speedy and his wife Amy reside near Acton, Indiana, and spend much of their time with their three young adult children and dog, Winnie. They also stay actively engaged in their community by attending meetings and events. They attend Living Word Bible Church of Indianapolis.
Rod Blum - Iowa
Rod Blum served as the United State Representative from Iowa’s 1st District from 2015 to 2019. In Congress. He served on the House Budget Committee, House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, House Small Business Committee, and the House Freedom Caucus.
Blum is currently Chairman and CEO of Digital Canal, a leading provider of Home Building and Structural Engineering software. He is also a majority partner at Bedrock Development LLC, land development/homebuilding partnership.
He holds a Bachelors from Loras College and an MBA from the University of Dubuque. Blum is married to Karen and has five children.
Sarah Hart Weir - Kansas
Sara Hart Weir is the former President & C.E.O. of the National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS). Most recently, Weir was a candidate for Kansas’ Third U.S. Congressional district where she was endorsed by Maggie’s List, VIEW PAC and more than 15 Republican Members of Congress.
“We need to start putting people over politics and in order to do that, we need Congressional members who are responsive to the people they represent rather than PACs and lobbyists. Term limits is the answer. That’s why I am proud to be heading up this effort.”
“I know that the people of Kansas want their voice heard in Washington. Term limits will give us that voice."
Rachel McCubbin - Kentucky
Rachel McCubbin has been involved in federal, state, and local politics and government since 1994 when she volunteered full-time for a successful Republican candidate for Congress in a district that had not been held by a Republican since the days of the Jeffersonian Republican Party in the 1820’s.
Soon after, she went to work for the U.S. Senate, working for both Senator Jim Bunning and Senator Rand Paul. She served as Deputy State Director for Senator Paul.
A North Carolina native, Rachel has lived on three continents and too many different locations to count! She earned a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Western Kentucky University and an MBA from University of Denver. She and her husband, John – a U. S. Army veteran, and retired ophthalmologist – live in western Kentucky.
Dr. Sherry O'Donnell - Michigan
Dr. O’Donnell brings an extensive background to her role as Michigan State Chair for U.S. Term Limits. In addition to being a renowned physician, she is also an author, mission leader, speaker, and former 2022 congressional candidate.
In 2011, Dr. Sherry launched Herbie Medical Clinic providing care to the underserved and uninsured where she continues to serve as medical director. She has traveled to 32 different countries leading short-term medical missions and disaster relief. In 2020, she responded to the Covid-19 pandemic by spending weekends caring for patients on the front lines of New York City.
As a respected and influential community leader who serves on local boards, Dr. O’Donnell fosters healing within her community among racially diverse churches and local police through monthly Community Unity Worship Services.
She is a graduate of Oklahoma State University Medical School.
Ron Eller - Mississippi
Eller served 20 years in the Army on active duty before retiring as a Captain. He began as a “Combat Medic 91B” and rose to being a Squad Leader, Platoon Sergeant and a Medical Officer. In the late 80’s, he transitioned from the enlisted ranks as a Sergeant First Class to a Warrant Officer and then eventually becoming a Commissioned Officer.
In 2013 he established Buck Warrior Enterprises LLC, a family-owned manufacturing company in Mississippi. As a business owner, he has seen firsthand the struggles that business owners face.
He holds degrees from the University of Nebraska and the University of Oklahoma. Eller and his wife Doris have two sons.
Ed Walker - Montana
Ed Walker is a former Montana State Senator, first elected in 2010 to represent the families living in the western neighborhoods of Billings. A fifth generation Montanan, he grew up in a family of natural resource entrepreneurs. Whether its oil and natural gas, gold, copper, coal, or sand and gravel – Walker is a rockhound, and Montana is the Treasure State.
For more than a decade, Ed earned a reputation as a First Amendment absolutist by introducing bills that ensured the rights of Americans to freely assemble, speak, and petition their representatives. Outside his legislative role, he organized social welfare groups that helped educate Montana citizens of the activist and law-making tendencies of the Judiciary.
In his private life, Ed Walker is a free market enterpriser and small business owner. Ed and his wife, Kathleen, are parents of five children and two grandchildren.
David Brog - Nevada, co-chair
David Brog brings an extensive background to his role as Nevada State Chair for U.S. Term Limits. After an accomplished career as a corporate attorney, Brog has devoted most of his life to the government and non-profit sectors.
He served as chief counsel and then chief of staff to Senator Arlen Specter (R-PA) in the late 1990s and early 2000s. His work in the Senate brought him firsthand knowledge in the workings of Washington and the need for reform.
In 2006, Brog joined with Pastor John Hagee to launch Christians United for Israel. During Brog’s tenure as executive director, CUFI grew to be the largest pro-Israel organization in the United States with over 10 million members.
In 2015, Brog helped in the creation and running of the Maccabee Task Force, dedicated to combatting the rising anti-Semitism on America’s college campuses. Brog continues to serve as executive director of the Maccabees, which is now active on 100 campuses across North America.
Brog is also the president of the Edmund Burke Foundation, a policy organization that hosts the annual National Conservatism conference. In 2007, the Forward newspaper listed Brog in its "Forward 50" most influential Jews in America.
He is a graduate of Princeton University and Harvard Law School. He lives in Las Vegas with his wife Hila and his two children, Jacob, and Zoey.
Mercedes Krause - Nevada, co-chair
Krause brings a depth of both private and public service to this role. She has seen firsthand the need for term limits at the federal level and will work tirelessly in her role as Nevada State Co-Chair to see that Nevada adopts a resolution for term limits. In 2022 she made history in becoming the first Native American woman to run for Congress in Nevada.
Mercedes Krause was born in Las Vegas, Nevada. She earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas in 2001. She attended Montana State University, Bozeman. She earned a master's degree in educational leadership from Concordia University in 2016. She was a public-school teacher and has three children.
Chuck Morse - New Hampshire
As former President of the New Hampshire Senate Chuck Morse knows firsthand the importance of accountability in public service. He has seen the benefits of citizen legislators serving the people and then returning to private lives.
Morse served in the New Hampshire House of Representatives from 1998 through 2002. He served in the New Hampshire State Senate from 2002 to 2006 and led the Senate Finance Committee. Chuck is no stranger to hard work. He returned to the State Senate in 2010 and was elected State Senate President in 2013 and then again in 2020.
Born in Salem, New Hampshire, Chuck Morse is a lifelong resident of New Hampshire. Morse holds a bachelor’s in business from Plymouth State University. Chuck is the owner of Freshwater Farms, a landscaping business, and Garden Center in Southern New Hampshire. He is married to Susan, and they have one daughter.
Leigh Brown - North Carolina
Leigh Brown is an award-winning realtor, author and motivational speaker. She built a successful real estate career serving Carolina residents. Her public service roots extend deep in the community, including work as a board member for the local Habitat for Humanity, and the YMCA, as well as dozens of other professional affiliations and awards for service to her clients and her profession.
In 2019, Brown proudly signed the U.S. Term Limits pledge as a candidate to represent North Carolinians in Congress. “Far too many members of Congress seem to forget they are elected to represent their constituents, and instead act as if they’ve secured a job for life. Well, our founders didn’t see it that way, our elected governance structure was designed to be one of citizen leadership. Community leaders serve – and then step aside for others to serve. A small group of individuals holds power in our current system, and they are using that power to reward themselves and their friends. Without term limits, Congress loses touch with the people they are elected to represent.”
Kevin Coughlin - Ohio
Kevin Coughlin is a former Ohio state representative and state senator has seen first-hand the need for term limits at the federal level and will work tirelessly in his role as Ohio State Chair to see that Ohio adopts a resolution for term limits.
First elected to the Ohio House of Representatives in 1996 where he served until 2001, Kevin Coughlin became a member of the Ohio Senate in 2001 and served until his term was limited in 2011. He left politics and founded the marketing firm Lexington Companies, where he serves as
President.
Kevin serves on the boards of the Capitol Square Foundation and the Western Reserve Hospital Community Business Leaders Council. He is a member of the Summit County Republican Party Executive Committee and has served on the boards of Blossom Music Center, the Ohio Arts Council, Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens, Flying Horse Farms, and as Board President of Ballet Excel Ohio. He is a 1999 Marshall Fellow at the German Marshall Fund of the United States, a member of the Ohio Farm Bureau, a lifetime member of the Darrow Street Grange, and is a commissioned member of the Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels.
Kevin graduated from Woodridge High School and holds a BA and a Master of Public Administration from Bowling Green State University. He resides in Bath Township, Ohio with his wife Anne and two daughters.
Andrew Kalloch - Oregon, co-chair
Kalloch brings a depth of both private and public service to this role. He has long advocated for term limits at the federal level and will work tirelessly in his role as Oregon State Co-Chair to see that Oregon adopts a resolution in support of common-sense term limits.
Andrew is the President of the City Club of Eugene, Vice-Chair of the Board of Directors of FOOD for Lane County, and a member of the Board of All Oregon Votes, which fights for opening Oregon's primary process to unaffiliated voters. He was a Democratic candidate for Oregon's 4th Congressional District in 2022.
Andrew and his spouse, Jenna Adams-Kalloch, reside in Eugene, and are the proud parents of three fifth-generation residents of the Southern Willamette Valley.
Tim Knopp - Oregon, co-chair
Tim Knopp served 18 years in the Oregon Legislature, serving in the House and the Senate. Knopp served in leadership positions in both chambers.
He is known for his unwavering commitment to protecting our Constitutional rights, promoting fiscal responsibility, supporting small businesses and a champion of term limits for elected officials.
Tim Knopp is a native Oregonian who has lived in Central Oregon for over 45 years.
Andrew Dinniman - Pennsylvania, co-chair
Andrew Dinniman served in the Pennsylvania State Senate from 2006-2020, where he was Democratic Chair of the Education Committee. In addition, Dinniman, as Senator, was a member of the State Board of Education, the Ben Franklin Technology Development Authority, the Historical and Museum Commission, State Public School Building Authority, the Higher Education Facilities Authority, Lincoln University Board of Trustees, as well as numerous other boards.
Before being elected to the Senate Dinniman served for over 14 years as Chester County Commissioner. He has been a long-time faculty member at West Chester University where he is currently Professor Emeritus.
Politically Dinniman served as Chair of the Chester County Democratic Committee as well as a member of the Pennsylvania and National Democratic Committees.
John Eichelberger Jr. - Pennsylvania, co-chair
John Eichelberger served in the Pennsylvania State Senate from 2007 to 2018. While in the Senate, he chaired the Senate Education Committee and was vice chairman of the Banking and Insurance committee. He also served as the Subcommittee Chair on the Appropriations Committee, and served on the Senate Judiciary, Game and Fisheries, Transportation, and Agriculture Committees. Eichelberger chaired the Pro-Life Caucus.
Prior to serving in the State Senate, Eichelberger served as Blair County Commissioner from 1995 to 2006. He owns Complete Insurance Services. Eichelberger is a 1985 graduate of Penn State. He is married with a grown son.
John Warren - South Carolina
John Warren is CEO of GEM Mining - a privately held, institutional-grade Bitcoin (BTC) mining company. John served four years on active duty as an infantry officer in the United States Marine Corps. He speaks regularly on U.S. foreign policy, leadership, and entrepreneurship.
In 2018, John ran for governor of South Carolina reaching the run-off in the Republican primary. John ran a positive, solutions-oriented campaign that focused on limited government, reforming broken government systems, and empowering taxpayers. He currently is honorary Chairman of South Carolina’s Conservative Future.
He lives in Greenville with his wife Courtney and three children. John earned a B.A. from Washington and Lee University and an M.B.A. from New York University’s Stern School of Business. He is former chairman of the SC’s Young President’s Organization (YPO) and is a member of Downtown Presbyterian Church with his wife and family. He is co-author of the upcoming Harper Collins book, Lead Like a Marine.
Erin Tobin - South Dakota
Born in South Dakota, Erin Tobin hails from Tripp County, a place her family has called home for 5 generations. She graduated from Colome High School in 2001 and from South Dakota State University in 2005 with a B.S. degree in nursing. In 2010, she received her master’s degree as a nurse practitioner.
Tobin became involved in politics during a lobbying effort to introduce a bill in the state legislature that would allow the state's nurses to have full practice authority. In 2020, she was elected to the South Dakota State Senate.
Erin works as a nurse practitioner in family and emergency room medicine. She also owns her own medical practice. She also works on the Rosebud Indian reservation in family medicine and emergency room.
Mayor Glenn Jacobs - Tennessee
Mayor Glenn Jacobs, Mayor of Knox County Tennessee, and three-time WWE champion, "Kane" is taking on career politicians as the State Chair for Tennessee.
“America is divided as ever before. But there is one thing we all agree on no matter politics. Congress is broken and there doesn’t seem to be any way to fix it.” said Jacobs. He continued, “The U.S. Constitution provides the solution in Article V which gives the states the authority to convene to propose amendments to the Constitution. Our goal is to make sure the state of Tennessee is the next state to pass a resolution for the states to add term limits on Congress to the U.S. Constitution.”
Brandon Herrera - Texas
Brandon Herrera brings a depth of both private and public service to this role. He has long advocated for term limits at the federal level and will work tirelessly in his role as Texas State Chair to see that Texas adopts a resolution in support of common-sense term limits.
Upon his acceptance as state chair, Herrera said, “I am honored to serve as the Texas State Chair for U.S. Term Limits. Now more than ever before, the need for term limits is crystal clear. Polls show that one issue that unites all Texans regardless of political affiliation is the need for congressional term limits.”
A descendant of military parents originating from Texas, he was born in Fort Bragg, North Carolina. He attended Campbell University with a focus on Pre-Law before leaving to focus on starting a small business in firearm manufacturing. Brandon Herrera is an entrepreneur, Second Amendment activist, and social media personality. He was a Republican candidate for U.S. Congress in House District 23 in Texas.
Jason Church - Wisconsin
Captain Jason Church (United States Army, retired) has agreed to be the Wisconsin State Chair for U.S. Term Limits. Church brings a depth of public service to this role. He has seen first-hand the need for term limits at the federal level and will work tirelessly in his role as Wisconsin State Chair to see that Wisconsin adopts a resolution for term limits.
Jason Church is a longtime Wisconsin resident and activist. On the August 23, 2012, in Panjwai’I (Pan-JA-Way) Afghanistan Lieutenant Church and nine other members of his platoon were involved in an IED explosion. The IED blast resulted in the amputation of both legs below the knee. Lieutenant Church went through 21 surgeries at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland. before receiving his prosthetics and going through the recovery process. He was promoted to Captain and medically retired from the Army on July 31, 2014.