State & territory pages
Kansas
U.S. senators
- Jerry Moran (Republican), Senate • KS
- Roger Marshall (Republican), Senate • KS
U.S. House delegation
- Tracey Mann (Republican), House • KS-1
- Derek Schmidt (Republican), House • KS-2
- Sharice Davids (Democrat), House • KS-3
- Ron Estes (Republican), House • KS-4
Governor of Kansas
Laura Kelly (Democratic), Governor of Kansas, as the National Governors Association lists the governor.
2026 races for Congress in Kansas
KS — U.S. Senate
2 challengers were on the ballot.
- Roger Marshall (Republican), holds the seat: On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Adam Hamilton (Democrat): On the November ballot: awaiting result
Also on the November ballot, per Wikipedia's results page, with no FEC filing over $5,000 and so no profile here: David Graham (Libertarian).
8 no longer in this race — lost the primary, withdrew, or were not on the primary ballot:
- Christy Davis (Democrat): Lost the 2026 primary
- Jason Hart (Democrat): Lost the 2026 primary
- Kevin Latz (Democrat): Lost the 2026 primary
- Erik Murray (Democrat): Lost the 2026 primary
- Anne Parelkar (Democrat): Lost the 2026 primary
- Patrick Schmidt (Democrat): Lost the 2026 primary
- Sandy Spidel Neumann (Democrat): Lost the 2026 primary
- Noah Taylor (Democrat): Lost the 2026 primary
Where each stands: per Wikipedia's election results page.
KS-1 — U.S. House
2 challengers were on the ballot.
- Tracey Mann (Republican), holds the seat: On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Lauren Reinhold (Democrat): On the November ballot: awaiting result
Also on the November ballot, per Wikipedia's results page, with no FEC filing over $5,000 and so no profile here: Steven Jacob (Libertarian).
1 no longer in this race — lost the primary, withdrew, or were not on the primary ballot:
- Colin McRoberts (Democrat): Lost the 2026 primary
Where each stands: per Wikipedia's election results page.
KS-2 — U.S. House
2 challengers were on the ballot.
- Derek Schmidt (Republican), holds the seat: On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Don Coover (Democrat): On the November ballot: awaiting result
Also on the November ballot, per Wikipedia's results page, with no FEC filing over $5,000 and so no profile here: John Hauer (Libertarian).
Where each stands: per Wikipedia's election results page.
KS-3 — U.S. House
2 challengers were on the ballot.
- Sharice Davids (Democrat), holds the seat: On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Eric Jenkins (Republican): On the November ballot: awaiting result
Also on the November ballot, per Wikipedia's results page, with no FEC filing over $5,000 and so no profile here: Steven A. Hohe (Libertarian).
1 no longer in this race — lost the primary, withdrew, or were not on the primary ballot:
- Sarah Preu (Democrat): Lost the 2026 primary
Where each stands: per Wikipedia's election results page.
KS-4 — U.S. House
2 challengers were on the ballot.
- Ron Estes (Republican), holds the seat: On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Katy Tyndell (Democrat): On the November ballot: awaiting result
Also on the November ballot, per Wikipedia's results page, with no FEC filing over $5,000 and so no profile here: Drew Cranmer (Libertarian).
2 no longer in this race — lost the primary, withdrew, or were not on the primary ballot:
- Chris Carmichael (Democrat): Lost the 2026 primary
- Paul Vincent Catanese (Independent): Withdrew from the 2026 race
Where each stands: per Wikipedia's election results page.
2026 race for governor of Kansas
Candidates who were on the Nov 3, 2026 ballot
- Cindy Holscher (Democratic), with KC Ohaebosim for lieutenant governor
- Ty Masterson (Republican), with Jeffrey Klemp for lieutenant governor
In surname order, not ballot order. Source: the Kansas Secretary of State’s candidate list (read ). This site does not read the state's results and names no winner.
Statewide questions that were on the Nov 3, 2026 ballot
One statewide question was on the Nov 3, 2026 ballot, as the Kansas Secretary of State lists it: Proposed Constitutional Amendments (Kansas Secretary of State), read .
- Constitutional Amendment: Qualifications of electors (source)
Each is linked to the page its official text is on. This site does not say what a yes or a no vote does.
This site does not read the results of ballot questions.
Local questions - a county's, a city's or a school district's - are not listed here; for the 50 most populous counties, this site lists them on the county pages and on Your ballot.
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