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Free public service for Kansas votersNo candidate endorsementsGuide sources checked October 1, 2026General election November 3, 2026

Primary documents first

Sources and methods

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.

Receipt charts, date filters and source rows | Reviewed rows and summary controls

Use these primary government records to verify Kansas's printed statewide candidates, campaign summaries, voting deadlines, constitutional amendment, appellate retention questions, and write-in rule. The method keeps state reports, exemption affidavits, and federal finance fields separate.

Name matching

Candidate identity records

These records connect a ballot name with the name used in a disclosure system.

Cindy Holscher / KC Ohaebosim identity recordThe official general-election name and office match the Kansas statewide filing index and the candidate name on this report. Amounts reproduce the seven named summary fields on the official filing. The report belongs to governor candidate Cindy Holscher. KC Ohaebosim is the running mate on the printed ticket and is not combined into these totals.Ty Masterson / Jeffrey Klemp identity recordThe official general-election name and office match the Kansas statewide filing index and the candidate name on this report. Amounts reproduce the seven named summary fields on the official filing. The report belongs to governor candidate Ty Masterson. Jeffrey Klemp is the running mate on the printed ticket and is not combined into these totals.Pat Proctor identity recordObserved October 4, 2026: the official PDF now has 42 pages and two report blocks. These seven figures come only from its first cover, electronically filed September 30, 2026 at 2:49:10 PM (timezone unstated), for January 1 through July 23. The first receipt schedule is pages 2 through 10. Appended pages 11 through 42 are excluded; the relationship between versions and latest amendment status are not inferred. Receipt rows are available in the Kansas spending explorer; expenditures, noncash and other transactions remain cover summary figures here.Scott E. Morgan identity recordThe official general-election name and office match the Kansas statewide filing index and the candidate name on this report. Amounts reproduce the seven named summary fields on the official filing.Chris Mann identity recordThe official general-election name and office match the Kansas statewide filing index and the candidate name on this report. Amounts reproduce the seven named summary fields on the official filing.Kris Kobach identity recordThe official statewide catalogue lists this amendment for Kris Kobach's January 1 through July 23, 2026 report. It was electronically filed September 10, 2026. All seven summary fields match the original. The amendment PDF contains the summary and Schedule A material, so it must not be treated as a complete replacement of all original itemized schedules without further review.Juan C. Luengo identity recordThe official general-election name and office match the Kansas statewide filing index and the candidate name on this report. Amounts reproduce the seven named summary fields on the official filing.Steven Johnson identity recordThe official general-election name and office match the Kansas statewide filing index and the candidate name on this report. Amounts reproduce the seven named summary fields on the official filing.Eric Lund identity recordThe official general-election name and State Treasurer office match the candidate and office on the affidavit.Dinah Sykes identity recordThe official general-election name and office match the Kansas statewide filing index and the candidate name on this report. Amounts reproduce the seven named summary fields on the official filing.Daniel Hawkins identity recordThe official general-election name and office match the Kansas statewide filing index and the candidate name on this report. Amounts reproduce the seven named summary fields on the official filing.Ric Koehn identity recordThe official general-election name and Insurance Commissioner office match the candidate and office on the affidavit.
Publication method

How records become a W4POLITICS comparison

  1. Use official election records as the rosterDo not infer a general-election candidate from a campaign site or news story.
  2. Keep state and federal records separateUse the disclosure system responsible for each office.
  3. Match identities conservativelyPublish numeric summaries only when the record supports the candidate-to-filer match.
  4. Preserve source terminologyUse the official field labels and avoid invented totals.
  5. Show the boundaryList missing and uncertain coverage beside completed work.
Found an error or newer filing? Use the corrections process and include the page, field, and original public document when possible.

Source review completed October 1, 2026.