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Here are the key 2024 election results from Kansas

Kansas is electing every U.S. House seat and much of the state legislature in 2024.
Crysta Henthorne
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KCUR 89.3
Kansas is electing every U.S. House seat and much of the state legislature in 2024.

Kansas Election Results 2024

Find the latest election results and stories from Kansas below. Results will begin updating after polls close.

U.S. President

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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

  • 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.
  • There are 14 judges on the Kansas Court of Appeals, the state's second highest court, who are appointed by the governor and face retention elections every four years.
  • Johnson County District Attorney Steve Howe, a Republican, is running for re-election to be the county’s top prosecutor. He faces Democrat Vanessa Riebli.
  • 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.
  • After defeating incumbent Johnson County Sheriff Calvin Hayden in the primary, Republican Doug Bedford will face Democrat Byron K. Roberson in the 2024 general election.
  • For the second time this year, voters will decide the fate of a multimillion-dollar bond issue for Kansas City, Kansas, Public Schools.
  • Your guides to the candidates and contests in Johnson and Wyandotte counties.

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