Kansas · 2026 Midterms

What's on your Kansas ballot

A clear, nonpartisan rundown of the candidates and races Kansas voters will decide in the 2026 midterms, with where each candidate stands and how competitive the race is.

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U.S. Senate, Kansas

Marshall vs Hamilton
Too close to call

Sen. Roger Marshall seeks a second term in a race that has tightened sharply. Cook moved it to Toss Up on Oct. 6; public polling in early October showed the contest within a point. Kansas has not elected a Democrat to the U.S. Senate since 1932.

Roger Marshall Republican

U.S. Senator since 2021

Toss-uprating
versus
Adam Hamilton Democrat

Pastor

Toss-uprating · Won a crowded Democratic primary

Governor

Masterson vs Holscher
Competitive

Open seat; Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly is term-limited.

Ty Masterson Republican

President of the Kansas Senate

Favoredrating · Won the Aug. 4 Republican primary
versus
Cindy Holscher Democrat

State senator

Competitiverating · Won the Aug. 4 Democratic primary

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