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Other Candidates

Democrats

The 2026 races are getting crowded.  For registered Democrats, here's a collection of websites for the candidates you can choose from in the primaries.​​

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US SENATE

Christy Davis

Sandy Spidel Neumann

Erik Murray

Ann Parelkar

Michael Soetaert

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US HOUSE

District 1 most of the North and West

Colin McRoberts

District 2 most of Eastern Kansas

Don Coover

District 3 South of downtown KC

Sharice Davids

District 4 middle of South Kansas

Chris Carmichael, Ryan Gilbert, Jordan Mitchell, Daniel Schneider

Ballotpedia didn't have working websites for Mitchell or Schneider.

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GOVERNOR

Ethan Corson

Cindy Holscher

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ATTORNEY GENERAL

Chris Mann

Chris is set to face off in the general election against Kris Kobach, whom long-time Kansans will remember as the Attorney General who, back when he was Secretary of State, tried to impose harsh state voter ID laws eerily similar to the more contemporary SAVE Act -- laws that were struck down by the Kansas Supreme Court.​  I'd definitely rather see Mann win this race.

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SECRETARY OF STATE

Yes, I have competition in the Democratic primary for Secretary of State.  Check out her website, and then decide which of us you think should face off against the Republican candidate in the general election.

Jennifer Day

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Republicans

And for registered Republicans, here are the major candidates for your primary, so far.​​

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US SENATE

Roger Marshall

Chase LaPorte (not sure if he has a campaign website)

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US HOUSE

District 1 most of the North and West

Tracey Mann

District 2 most of Eastern Kansas

Derek Schmidt

District 3 South of downtown KC

Blake Stanley (website?)

District 4 middle of South Kansas

Ron Estes

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GOVERNOR

There even more Republicans vying for governor than there are Democrats hoping for Roger Marshall's senate seat.

Doug Billings, Joy Eakins, Ty Masterson, Charlotte O'Hara, Stacy Rogers, Vicki Schmidt, Scott Schwab

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ATTORNEY GENERAL

Kris Kobach

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SECRETARY OF STATE

Both current state lawmakers that voted to make it more risky to vote by mail -- that is to end the Kansas 3-day grace period

Ken Rahjes, Pat Proctor

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