It's primary election day for Kansas! Polls are open from at least 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Looking to find your polling place or figure out what district you're voting in? Do you have a valid voter ID? Find all those resources on the 2024 KC Voter Guide. (En español.)
Key races we're watching
Party contests for all of Kansas' U.S. House seats are on the ballot: 1st District, 2nd District, 3rd District and 4th District.
There are also elections for Kansas Board of Education seats (District 2 and District 4) and for the Kansas House and Senate.
And that's not even to mention the all-too-important local races — such as district attorney and sheriff.
Want to learn more about the candidates on your ballot? Find articles on every Kansas race on the 2024 KC Voter Guide, in both English and Spanish.
Kansas Election Results: Primary 2024
Find live election results below. Results will begin updating after polls close. (For a complete list of Kansas statewide results, check out The Beacon.)
- Kansas City's LGBTQ community worries about eroding rights and mental heath under Trump
- Kansas Republicans will have more control over abortion, taxes and transgender rights
- Kansas Republicans appear to preserve supermajorities in the state House and Senate
- Conservatives gain majority on Kansas State Board of Education
- Derek Schmidt handily defeats Nancy Boyda in race for Kansas’ 2nd District in Congress
- Rep. Sharice Davids wins fourth term in Kansas 3rd Congressional District
U.S. House
Learn more about the U.S. House contests for the 1st District, 2nd District, 3rd District and 4th District from the 2024 KC Voter Guide.
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Other key races
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The Kansas State Board of Education’s 2nd District covers parts of Wyandotte and Johnson counties. Incumbent Melanie Haas, a Democrat, is running for another four-year term. -
The Kansas State Board of Education’s 4th District covers school districts in Coffey, Douglas, Franklin, Jefferson, Johnson, Leavenworth, Lyon, Osage, Shawnee and Wabaunsee counties.
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Johnson County District Attorney Steve Howe, a Republican, is running for re-election to be the county’s top prosecutor. He faces a primary challenger as well as two Democratic opponents.
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Democrat Mark Dupree is running for re-election as Wyandotte County District Attorney, which covers the cities of Kansas City, Kansas; Edwardsville; and Bonner Springs.
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Johnson County Sheriff Calvin Hayden, a Republican, is seeking re-election and faces two challengers.
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Wyandotte County District Court is the 29th Judicial District in Kansas. This year, eight of the district’s 16 judges are up for re-election, all of whom are Democrats.
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