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Voting in Kansas How to vote in Kansas, and how Kansas has voted. In 2024, Donald J. Trump carried Kansas by 16.4 points. Its House delegation after 2024: 1 Democrats, 3 Republicans.
How to vote Kansas's official election office is the place to register, check your registration, request a mail ballot, find your polling place and see what ID to bring.
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Election Day 2026 Tue, Nov 3, 2026 Election offices from USA.gov .
How Kansas has voted for president The statewide result and every county. Tap a year to go back to 1976 (counties from 2000).
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2024 presidential vote in Kansas R+16.4
Kamala D. Harris 41.0% · 544,853Donald J. Trump 57.2% · 758,802
Norton: R+68.9 (346 D, 1,882 R) Greenwood: R+61.9 (541 D, 2,299 R) Lane: R+72.9 (111 D, 709 R) Marion: R+50.2 (1,429 D, 4,312 R) Barber: R+73.1 (288 D, 1,854 R) Edwards: R+66.1 (213 D, 1,042 R) Thomas: R+66.9 (597 D, 3,007 R) Ford: R+39.1 (2,461 D, 5,616 R) Chase: R+51.6 (348 D, 1,090 R) Woodson: R+62.1 (282 D, 1,205 R) Wallace: R+85.9 (52 D, 686 R) Franklin: R+40.9 (3,676 D, 8,773 R) Neosho: R+49.0 (1,696 D, 4,961 R) Cloud: R+61.5 (767 D, 3,218 R) Ness: R+80.7 (129 D, 1,205 R) Anderson: R+60.8 (732 D, 2,998 R) Ellis: R+47.0 (3,511 D, 9,743 R) Jackson: R+43.4 (1,799 D, 4,557 R) Scott: R+76.3 (248 D, 1,843 R) Pratt: R+52.4 (954 D, 3,054 R) Crawford: R+25.7 (5,956 D, 10,084 R) Lyon: R+15.0 (5,515 D, 7,462 R) Phillips: R+75.4 (331 D, 2,356 R) Grant: R+63.9 (395 D, 1,793 R) Graham: R+66.8 (210 D, 1,055 R) Allen: R+47.2 (1,445 D, 4,029 R) Trego: R+72.3 (216 D, 1,343 R) Elk: R+70.9 (191 D, 1,123 R) Hamilton: R+67.3 (131 D, 671 R) Decatur: R+70.0 (215 D, 1,217 R) Washington: R+70.2 (396 D, 2,263 R) Gray: R+70.0 (324 D, 1,837 R) Geary: R+18.0 (3,674 D, 5,288 R) Wichita: R+74.7 (107 D, 740 R) Clay: R+56.8 (867 D, 3,150 R) Sheridan: R+81.4 (126 D, 1,229 R) Kiowa: R+72.3 (151 D, 941 R) Osage: R+49.3 (1,946 D, 5,736 R) Sherman: R+70.2 (379 D, 2,161 R) Rooks: R+72.1 (349 D, 2,153 R) Saline: R+32.2 (7,734 D, 15,069 R) Ellsworth: R+53.1 (636 D, 2,078 R) Miami: R+40.3 (5,472 D, 12,854 R) Stevens: R+76.7 (210 D, 1,595 R) Doniphan: R+64.5 (626 D, 2,899 R) Sedgwick: R+14.1 (90,506 D, 120,118 R) Smith: R+69.6 (300 D, 1,675 R) Harvey: R+21.5 (6,202 D, 9,591 R) Brown: R+48.9 (1,065 D, 3,106 R) Cheyenne: R+70.4 (206 D, 1,185 R) Greeley: R+74.4 (75 D, 510 R) Sumner: R+51.1 (2,527 D, 7,810 R) Pottawatomie: R+48.6 (3,394 D, 9,811 R) Wilson: R+63.5 (647 D, 2,894 R) Chautauqua: R+72.1 (211 D, 1,299 R) Linn: R+65.5 (854 D, 4,093 R) Kingman: R+61.1 (753 D, 3,119 R) Mitchell: R+66.3 (528 D, 2,608 R) Hodgeman: R+71.5 (136 D, 817 R) Morris: R+47.4 (721 D, 2,021 R) Rush: R+66.6 (264 D, 1,315 R) Stafford: R+65.2 (326 D, 1,548 R) Finney: R+35.3 (3,425 D, 7,166 R) Jefferson: R+37.7 (3,030 D, 6,694 R) Pawnee: R+52.4 (625 D, 2,003 R) Coffey: R+56.6 (934 D, 3,371 R) Clark: R+74.1 (129 D, 867 R) Stanton: R+64.7 (115 D, 537 R) Comanche: R+69.7 (130 D, 727 R) Rawlins: R+74.3 (176 D, 1,194 R) Cherokee: R+53.9 (1,970 D, 6,584 R) Shawnee: D+0.5 (40,308 D, 39,901 R) Atchison: R+38.1 (2,201 D, 4,911 R) Jewell: R+77.2 (176 D, 1,370 R) Marshall: R+50.3 (1,205 D, 3,644 R) Nemaha: R+68.0 (888 D, 4,655 R) Kearny: R+69.9 (192 D, 1,082 R) Morton: R+74.8 (131 D, 909 R) Ottawa: R+67.7 (476 D, 2,475 R) Russell: R+62.5 (608 D, 2,632 R) Douglas: D+38.6 (39,582 D, 17,523 R) Republic: R+67.0 (396 D, 2,001 R) Leavenworth: R+23.3 (13,732 D, 22,055 R) Osborne: R+70.0 (261 D, 1,477 R) Rice: R+57.7 (825 D, 3,073 R) Wyandotte: D+24.2 (30,938 D, 18,867 R) Labette: R+38.8 (2,385 D, 5,410 R) Johnson: D+8.6 (183,451 D, 154,247 R) Dickinson: R+55.8 (1,989 D, 7,014 R) Reno: R+35.2 (8,554 D, 17,847 R) Logan: R+73.3 (183 D, 1,186 R) Haskell: R+65.1 (221 D, 1,045 R) Gove: R+78.2 (150 D, 1,227 R) Wabaunsee: R+49.8 (944 D, 2,816 R) Meade: R+70.5 (247 D, 1,427 R) Harper: R+65.2 (437 D, 2,072 R) Riley: D+1.8 (12,063 D, 11,630 R) Lincoln: R+66.3 (250 D, 1,233 R) Seward: R+39.6 (1,354 D, 3,133 R) Barton: R+57.6 (2,207 D, 8,205 R) Montgomery: R+52.0 (2,934 D, 9,287 R) McPherson: R+41.9 (4,021 D, 9,816 R) Cowley: R+41.0 (3,919 D, 9,360 R) Bourbon: R+55.2 (1,444 D, 5,003 R) Butler: R+42.0 (9,150 D, 22,426 R) The House in 2024 2024: 1 D, 3 R
Senate races The most recent race. Every Kansas Senate race since 1976 is part of Pro.
2022 R+23.7
Mark R. Holland 37.0% · 372,214Jerry Moran 60.0% · 602,976
Results: MIT Election Data and Science Lab (CC0). Kansas's 2026 races, odds and money →
