Free public service for Kansas votersNo candidate endorsementsGuide sources checked October 1, 2026General election November 3, 2026
Scope and limitations
What this Kansas guide covers
Selected Kansas receipt records are available
120 dated receipt rows from the first report block in one Pat Proctor PDF, observed October 4, 2026. The first cover was electronically filed September 30, 2026 for January 1 through July 23. Its receipt rows reconcile to $36,480.00. Seven cover figures remain separate summary controls.
This is not a complete committee directory, account history or statewide dataset. Appended PDF pages 11 through 42 are excluded. Donor names, itemized payment details and latest amendment status are not included. The ballot guide below has its own scope and review date.
This Kansas guide covers all 6 statewide candidate contests and all 16 current printed choices or tickets confirmed by Kansas's official September 17 general-election notice.
Included
Published now
16 printed choices or tickets in all 6 statewide candidate contests
The September 17 official general-election notice, official primary totals, candidate rules, and Objections Board results
10 comparable Kansas report summaries covering January 1 through July 23, plus Jennifer Day's separate historical original
Two exact Kansas exemption affidavits with their separate primary and general period thresholds
2 processed FEC U.S. Senate summaries through July 15 and one exact candidate record with no processed summary
Registration, advance voting, mail-ballot request, photo identification, receipt, and Election Day rules
The one confirmed statewide constitutional amendment
All seven statewide Supreme Court and Court of Appeals retention questions
Kansas's statewide write-in filing and counting rules, with the October 5 filing deadline kept separate from printed choices
Not included
Outside this release
U.S. House, Legislature, State Board of Education, district, county, township, municipal, school, and local contests
Primary losers and candidates absent from the official September 17 general-election notice
Kris van Meteren and David Miller after the official Objections Board sustained the invalidity of their organization labels
Named statewide write-ins not yet verified before the October 5 filing deadline
District court and district magistrate retention questions that do not appear statewide
Independent expenditures and outside spending
Transaction-level donor and expenditure analysis
Business, lobbying, contract, land, and conflict-record research
Known finance limits
4 finance summaries unavailable
David C GrahamFEC candidate S2KS00154 matches David C Graham but returns no principal campaign committee and no processed 2025-2026 financial summary as of October 1, 2026. Missing here does not mean $0.
Jennifer DayThe official catalogue lists an amendment for Jennifer Day, but its link returned HTTP 404 on October 2, 2026. Current amended amounts are unavailable, not zero. The original filing is retained below as historical evidence and excluded from current comparisons.
Eric LundThe official filing is an Electronic Affidavit of Exemption executed July 21, 2026. Eric Lund stated that both receipts and expenditures would be less than $1,000 in the primary election period and separately less than $1,000 in the general election period, excluding the filing fee. The affidavit is a threshold statement, not a numeric report, so W4POLITICS does not present zeros. Missing here does not mean $0.
Ric KoehnThe official filing is an Electronic Affidavit of Exemption executed July 26, 2026. Ric Koehn stated that both receipts and expenditures would be less than $1,000 in the primary election period and separately less than $1,000 in the general election period, excluding the filing fee. The affidavit is a threshold statement, not a numeric report, so W4POLITICS does not present zeros. Missing here does not mean $0.
District contests, local ballot styles, and itemized finance
Congressional districts, legislative districts, State Board of Education districts, county and local contests, district judicial questions, local public measures, and transaction-level finance analysis are outside this statewide release.
Dataset comparison: Kansas uses exact summary fields for January 1 through July 23, not independently reconciled transactions. Pat Proctor's amendment raises receipts and ending cash by $5,000. Kris Kobach's amended summary is unchanged, but its PDF does not replace every original schedule. Jennifer Day's unavailable amendment prevents a current comparison; her original remains historical only. Exemption affidavits are threshold statements, not zero totals. FEC summaries have a separate reporting window.
Version record
Kansas guide 1.0
PublishedOctober 1, 2026
Contests shown6
Ballot choices16
Ballot measures1
6 statewide candidate contests, 16 printed choices or tickets, 10 Kansas numeric report summaries, two exemption affidavits, 2 FEC summaries, one FEC no-summary record, voter deadlines, 1 statewide constitutional amendment, seven statewide appellate retention questions, and primary sources.
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1.0
October 1, 2026
6 statewide candidate contests, 16 printed choices or tickets, 10 Kansas numeric report summaries, two exemption affidavits, 2 FEC summaries, one FEC no-summary record, voter deadlines, 1 statewide constitutional amendment, seven statewide appellate retention questions, and primary sources.
