2026 Democratic Candidates

Find more information about our 2026 Democratic Candidates, below. Click their banner to visit their campaign website.

August 4, 2026 -- Primary Election -- Election Day!

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HD52 - House of Representatives
Toni Scalia - House District 52
HD53 - House of Representatives
Kirk Haskins - House District 53
HD54 - House of Representatives
Chris Tanner - House District 54
HD55 - House of Representatives
Tobias Schlingensiepen - House District 55

Zinaia Armstead - House District 55

HD56 - House of Representatives
Braeden Curwick - House District 56

Virgil Weigel - House District 56

HD57 - House of Representatives
John Alcala - House District 57
HD58 - House of Representatives
Alexis Simmons - House District 58
D1 County Commissioner
Cooper Melvin - D1 County Commissioner

Lance Royer - D1 County Commissioner

Insurance Commissioner
Dinah Sykes - Insurance Commissioner
D1 State Board of Education
Jennifer Lloyd - D1 State Board of Education
State Treasurer
Juan Luengo - State Treasurer
Secretary of State
Jennifer Day - Secretary of State

Samual Lane - Secretary of State

Attorney General
Chris Mann - Attorney General
US House of Representatives - Congressional District 2
Don Coover - Congressional District 2
United States Senate
Adam Hamilton - US Senate

Ann Parelkar - US Senate

Christy Davis - US Senate

Damon Anderson - US Senate

Erik Murray - US Senate

Jason Hart - US Senate

Kevin Latz - US Senate

Mike Soetaert - US Senate

Noah Taylor - US Senate

Patrick Schmidt - US Senate

Sandy Spidel Neumann - US Senate

Kansas Governor
Cindy Holscher - Governor of Kansas

Curt Skoog - Governor of Kansas

Ethan Corson - Governor of Kansas

Important Election Dates

The dates for Voter Registration, Early Voting by Mail, and In-Person Voting can be found here:
https://sos.ks.gov/elections/important-election-dates.html

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Register to Vote

It is more important than ever to vote. But you can’t vote if you aren’t registered.

Registration may be done online or in person at the Election Office during normal office hours 8:00 am – 5:00 pm.

Perhaps you’ve moved and had a change of address. Perhaps you’ve married and changed your last name. Maybe you’ve missed a couple of elections and want to be sure you’re ready for this incredibly important one. Or maybe you’re a first-time voter! Either way, we need to get you registered to vote. Check your registration status here: Vote411.org

At Vote411, you can:

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