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Early voting numbers
November 3, 2026 election · Source updated October 28, 2026
Secondary source report · County reporting cutoff not provided
- Reported in-person early ballots
- 342
- Reported mail returns
- 0
- Reported total participation
- 342
Secondary aggregation of reported early in-person ballots and mail returns. The source update time is not a county reporting cutoff; county reports can lag. Mail returns do not establish acceptance or tabulation. Projected final turnout, remaining-ballot estimates and modeled party margins are excluded. A reported zero is the publisher’s value, not proof of complete reporting.
Source: VoteHub · Source data · Checked October 28, 2026
This is a dated snapshot, not a live count. These preliminary participation totals may be revised. They do not show candidate results or predict an election outcome.
Voting information on file
- Published sample ballots
- 6
- Published polling places
- 2
- Mapped polling places
- 0
For the November 3, 2026 election. These count records published on this site. Zero means no published records here; it does not establish that none exist in the county. Early-voting reports above have their own dates.
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Your November 3 ballot
As of October 25, 2026Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
Sample ballots
Sample ballots available for places in Grant County. Check the municipality, precinct or ballot style shown on each document to find the ballot that applies to you.
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Precinct 4
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Grant County, Kansas — November 3, 2026 General Election Precinct 4 Readable English contest and choice transcription. Checked against the scanned official ballot. This is a navigation aid, not a replacement for the original bilingual ballot, voting instructions, or the full constitutional amendment wording. Confirm your eligible ward/precinct with the county clerk. Vote for one unless otherwise noted. Blank write-in lines are not candidates. United States Senate Adam Hamilton — Democratic Roger Marshall — Republican David C Graham — Libertarian United States House of Representatives, District 1 Steven Jacob — Libertarian Tracey Mann — Republican Lauren Reinhold — Democratic Governor / Lieutenant Governor — Vote for one pair Cindy Holscher / KC Ohaebosim — Democratic Ty Masterson / Jeffrey Klemp — Republican Secretary of State Scott E. Morgan — United Kansas Pat Proctor — Republican Jennifer Day — Democratic Attorney General Kris Kobach — Republican Chris Mann — Democratic State Treasurer Juan C. Luengo — Democratic Eric Lund — Libertarian Steven Johnson — Republican Commissioner of Insurance Ric Koehn — Libertarian Dinah Sykes — Democratic Daniel Hawkins — Republican Kansas House of Representatives, District 124 Marty Long — Republican District Court Judge, District 26, Division 1 Bradley E. Ambrosier — Republican District Court Judge, District 26, Division 3 Linda Gilmore — Republican State Board of Education, District 5 Jean Clifford — Republican Lorie Wood — Democratic Supreme Court retention — Vote Yes or No separately for each justice Position 4: Eric S. Rosen — Yes / No Position 6: Larkin E. Walsh — Yes / No Court of Appeals retention — Vote Yes or No separately for each judge Position 2: Lesley Ann Isherwood — Yes / No Position 3: Amy Fellows Cline — Yes / No Position 5: Kim R. Schroeder — Yes / No Position 7: Lori Ann Bolton Fleming — Yes / No Position 13: Jacy Hurst — Yes / No Question Submitted: Constitutional Amendment — Vote Yes or No Qualifications of electors (Section 1): citizenship and related elector-qualification language. Read the full proposed text and explanatory statement in the official ballot PDF. Choices: Yes / No -
Precinct 5
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Grant County, Kansas — November 3, 2026 General Election Precinct 5 Readable English contest and choice transcription. Checked against the scanned official ballot. This is a navigation aid, not a replacement for the original bilingual ballot, voting instructions, or the full constitutional amendment wording. Confirm your eligible ward/precinct with the county clerk. Vote for one unless otherwise noted. Blank write-in lines are not candidates. United States Senate Adam Hamilton — Democratic Roger Marshall — Republican David C Graham — Libertarian United States House of Representatives, District 1 Steven Jacob — Libertarian Tracey Mann — Republican Lauren Reinhold — Democratic Governor / Lieutenant Governor — Vote for one pair Cindy Holscher / KC Ohaebosim — Democratic Ty Masterson / Jeffrey Klemp — Republican Secretary of State Scott E. Morgan — United Kansas Pat Proctor — Republican Jennifer Day — Democratic Attorney General Kris Kobach — Republican Chris Mann — Democratic State Treasurer Juan C. Luengo — Democratic Eric Lund — Libertarian Steven Johnson — Republican Commissioner of Insurance Ric Koehn — Libertarian Dinah Sykes — Democratic Daniel Hawkins — Republican Kansas House of Representatives, District 124 Marty Long — Republican District Court Judge, District 26, Division 1 Bradley E. Ambrosier — Republican District Court Judge, District 26, Division 3 Linda Gilmore — Republican State Board of Education, District 5 Jean Clifford — Republican Lorie Wood — Democratic County Commissioner, District 1 Darrin W. Figgins — Republican Supreme Court retention — Vote Yes or No separately for each justice Position 4: Eric S. Rosen — Yes / No Position 6: Larkin E. Walsh — Yes / No Court of Appeals retention — Vote Yes or No separately for each judge Position 2: Lesley Ann Isherwood — Yes / No Position 3: Amy Fellows Cline — Yes / No Position 5: Kim R. Schroeder — Yes / No Position 7: Lori Ann Bolton Fleming — Yes / No Position 13: Jacy Hurst — Yes / No Question Submitted: Constitutional Amendment — Vote Yes or No Qualifications of electors (Section 1): citizenship and related elector-qualification language. Read the full proposed text and explanatory statement in the official ballot PDF. Choices: Yes / No -
Precinct 6
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Grant County, Kansas — November 3, 2026 General Election Precinct 6 Readable English contest and choice transcription. Checked against the scanned official ballot. This is a navigation aid, not a replacement for the original bilingual ballot, voting instructions, or the full constitutional amendment wording. Confirm your eligible ward/precinct with the county clerk. Vote for one unless otherwise noted. Blank write-in lines are not candidates. United States Senate Adam Hamilton — Democratic Roger Marshall — Republican David C Graham — Libertarian United States House of Representatives, District 1 Steven Jacob — Libertarian Tracey Mann — Republican Lauren Reinhold — Democratic Governor / Lieutenant Governor — Vote for one pair Cindy Holscher / KC Ohaebosim — Democratic Ty Masterson / Jeffrey Klemp — Republican Secretary of State Scott E. Morgan — United Kansas Pat Proctor — Republican Jennifer Day — Democratic Attorney General Kris Kobach — Republican Chris Mann — Democratic State Treasurer Juan C. Luengo — Democratic Eric Lund — Libertarian Steven Johnson — Republican Commissioner of Insurance Ric Koehn — Libertarian Dinah Sykes — Democratic Daniel Hawkins — Republican Kansas House of Representatives, District 124 Marty Long — Republican District Court Judge, District 26, Division 1 Bradley E. Ambrosier — Republican District Court Judge, District 26, Division 3 Linda Gilmore — Republican State Board of Education, District 5 Jean Clifford — Republican Lorie Wood — Democratic County Commissioner, District 2 John Martin — Republican Supreme Court retention — Vote Yes or No separately for each justice Position 4: Eric S. Rosen — Yes / No Position 6: Larkin E. Walsh — Yes / No Court of Appeals retention — Vote Yes or No separately for each judge Position 2: Lesley Ann Isherwood — Yes / No Position 3: Amy Fellows Cline — Yes / No Position 5: Kim R. Schroeder — Yes / No Position 7: Lori Ann Bolton Fleming — Yes / No Position 13: Jacy Hurst — Yes / No Question Submitted: Constitutional Amendment — Vote Yes or No Qualifications of electors (Section 1): citizenship and related elector-qualification language. Read the full proposed text and explanatory statement in the official ballot PDF. Choices: Yes / No -
Ward 1
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Grant County, Kansas — November 3, 2026 General Election Ward 1 Readable English contest and choice transcription. Checked against the scanned official ballot. This is a navigation aid, not a replacement for the original bilingual ballot, voting instructions, or the full constitutional amendment wording. Confirm your eligible ward/precinct with the county clerk. Vote for one unless otherwise noted. Blank write-in lines are not candidates. United States Senate Adam Hamilton — Democratic Roger Marshall — Republican David C Graham — Libertarian United States House of Representatives, District 1 Steven Jacob — Libertarian Tracey Mann — Republican Lauren Reinhold — Democratic Governor / Lieutenant Governor — Vote for one pair Cindy Holscher / KC Ohaebosim — Democratic Ty Masterson / Jeffrey Klemp — Republican Secretary of State Scott E. Morgan — United Kansas Pat Proctor — Republican Jennifer Day — Democratic Attorney General Kris Kobach — Republican Chris Mann — Democratic State Treasurer Juan C. Luengo — Democratic Eric Lund — Libertarian Steven Johnson — Republican Commissioner of Insurance Ric Koehn — Libertarian Dinah Sykes — Democratic Daniel Hawkins — Republican Kansas House of Representatives, District 124 Marty Long — Republican District Court Judge, District 26, Division 1 Bradley E. Ambrosier — Republican District Court Judge, District 26, Division 3 Linda Gilmore — Republican State Board of Education, District 5 Jean Clifford — Republican Lorie Wood — Democratic Supreme Court retention — Vote Yes or No separately for each justice Position 4: Eric S. Rosen — Yes / No Position 6: Larkin E. Walsh — Yes / No Court of Appeals retention — Vote Yes or No separately for each judge Position 2: Lesley Ann Isherwood — Yes / No Position 3: Amy Fellows Cline — Yes / No Position 5: Kim R. Schroeder — Yes / No Position 7: Lori Ann Bolton Fleming — Yes / No Position 13: Jacy Hurst — Yes / No Question Submitted: Constitutional Amendment — Vote Yes or No Qualifications of electors (Section 1): citizenship and related elector-qualification language. Read the full proposed text and explanatory statement in the official ballot PDF. Choices: Yes / No -
Ward 2
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Grant County, Kansas — November 3, 2026 General Election Ward 2 Readable English contest and choice transcription. Checked against the scanned official ballot. This is a navigation aid, not a replacement for the original bilingual ballot, voting instructions, or the full constitutional amendment wording. Confirm your eligible ward/precinct with the county clerk. Vote for one unless otherwise noted. Blank write-in lines are not candidates. United States Senate Adam Hamilton — Democratic Roger Marshall — Republican David C Graham — Libertarian United States House of Representatives, District 1 Steven Jacob — Libertarian Tracey Mann — Republican Lauren Reinhold — Democratic Governor / Lieutenant Governor — Vote for one pair Cindy Holscher / KC Ohaebosim — Democratic Ty Masterson / Jeffrey Klemp — Republican Secretary of State Scott E. Morgan — United Kansas Pat Proctor — Republican Jennifer Day — Democratic Attorney General Kris Kobach — Republican Chris Mann — Democratic State Treasurer Juan C. Luengo — Democratic Eric Lund — Libertarian Steven Johnson — Republican Commissioner of Insurance Ric Koehn — Libertarian Dinah Sykes — Democratic Daniel Hawkins — Republican Kansas House of Representatives, District 124 Marty Long — Republican District Court Judge, District 26, Division 1 Bradley E. Ambrosier — Republican District Court Judge, District 26, Division 3 Linda Gilmore — Republican State Board of Education, District 5 Jean Clifford — Republican Lorie Wood — Democratic County Commissioner, District 1 Darrin W. Figgins — Republican Supreme Court retention — Vote Yes or No separately for each justice Position 4: Eric S. Rosen — Yes / No Position 6: Larkin E. Walsh — Yes / No Court of Appeals retention — Vote Yes or No separately for each judge Position 2: Lesley Ann Isherwood — Yes / No Position 3: Amy Fellows Cline — Yes / No Position 5: Kim R. Schroeder — Yes / No Position 7: Lori Ann Bolton Fleming — Yes / No Position 13: Jacy Hurst — Yes / No Question Submitted: Constitutional Amendment — Vote Yes or No Qualifications of electors (Section 1): citizenship and related elector-qualification language. Read the full proposed text and explanatory statement in the official ballot PDF. Choices: Yes / No -
Ward 3
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Grant County, Kansas — November 3, 2026 General Election Ward 3 Readable English contest and choice transcription. Checked against the scanned official ballot. This is a navigation aid, not a replacement for the original bilingual ballot, voting instructions, or the full constitutional amendment wording. Confirm your eligible ward/precinct with the county clerk. Vote for one unless otherwise noted. Blank write-in lines are not candidates. United States Senate Adam Hamilton — Democratic Roger Marshall — Republican David C Graham — Libertarian United States House of Representatives, District 1 Steven Jacob — Libertarian Tracey Mann — Republican Lauren Reinhold — Democratic Governor / Lieutenant Governor — Vote for one pair Cindy Holscher / KC Ohaebosim — Democratic Ty Masterson / Jeffrey Klemp — Republican Secretary of State Scott E. Morgan — United Kansas Pat Proctor — Republican Jennifer Day — Democratic Attorney General Kris Kobach — Republican Chris Mann — Democratic State Treasurer Juan C. Luengo — Democratic Eric Lund — Libertarian Steven Johnson — Republican Commissioner of Insurance Ric Koehn — Libertarian Dinah Sykes — Democratic Daniel Hawkins — Republican Kansas House of Representatives, District 124 Marty Long — Republican District Court Judge, District 26, Division 1 Bradley E. Ambrosier — Republican District Court Judge, District 26, Division 3 Linda Gilmore — Republican State Board of Education, District 5 Jean Clifford — Republican Lorie Wood — Democratic County Commissioner, District 2 John Martin — Republican Supreme Court retention — Vote Yes or No separately for each justice Position 4: Eric S. Rosen — Yes / No Position 6: Larkin E. Walsh — Yes / No Court of Appeals retention — Vote Yes or No separately for each judge Position 2: Lesley Ann Isherwood — Yes / No Position 3: Amy Fellows Cline — Yes / No Position 5: Kim R. Schroeder — Yes / No Position 7: Lori Ann Bolton Fleming — Yes / No Position 13: Jacy Hurst — Yes / No Question Submitted: Constitutional Amendment — Vote Yes or No Qualifications of electors (Section 1): citizenship and related elector-qualification language. Read the full proposed text and explanatory statement in the official ballot PDF. Choices: Yes / No
Races and candidates on the Grant County ballot (18)
- U.S. Senate Kansas
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Attorney General of Kansas
Kris Kobach (Republican), Chris Mann (Democratic)
- Commissioner of Insurance of Kansas
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Governor of Kansas
Cindy Holscher (Democratic), Ty Masterson (Republican)
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Kansas Court of Appeals Judge
Jacy Hurst (Nonpartisan office)
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Kansas Court of Appeals Judge
Lesley Ann Isherwood (Nonpartisan office)
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Kansas Court of Appeals Judge
Amy Fellows Cline (Nonpartisan office)
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Kansas Court of Appeals Judge
Kim R. Schroeder (Nonpartisan office)
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Kansas Court of Appeals Judge
Lori Ann Bolton Fleming (Nonpartisan office)
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Kansas District Court Judge Division 1, District 26
Bradley E. Ambrosier (Republican)
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Kansas District Court Judge Division 3, District 26
Linda Gilmore (Republican)
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Kansas Supreme Court Justice
Eric S. Rosen (Nonpartisan office)
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Kansas Supreme Court Justice
Larkin E. Walsh (Nonpartisan office)
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Lieutenant Governor of Kansas
Jeff Klemp (Republican), K.C. Ohaebosim (Democratic)
- Secretary of State of Kansas
- State Treasurer of Kansas
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Grant County Commissioner, District 1
Darrin W. Figgins (Republican)
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Grant County Commissioner, District 2
John Martin (Republican)
Where to vote
As of October 25, 2026Grant County uses countywide vote centers: registered Grant County voters may vote at any location listed for that county.
Early voting · Oct 19 – Oct 30
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Grant County Courthouse108 S. Glenn, Ulysses, KSNot shown on the map; see addressGet directions
- Mon, Oct 19 – Fri, Oct 23
- 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
- Mon, Oct 26 – Fri, Oct 30
- 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Election Day · Tuesday, November 3 · 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
- Grant County Civic Center1000 W. Patterson, UlyssesNot shown on the map; see addressGet directions
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Contests tied to this jurisdiction through the office, election, or district we have on file.
- Kris Kobach Republican · incumbent Election-stage party: Republican
- Chris Mann Democratic Election-stage party: Democratic
- Dan Hawkins Republican Election-stage party: Republican
- Ric Koehn Libertarian Election-stage party: Libertarian
- Dinah Sykes Democratic Election-stage party: Democratic
- Cindy Holscher Democratic Election-stage party: Democratic
- Ty Masterson Republican Election-stage party: Republican
- Darrin W. Figgins Republican Election-stage party: Republican
- John Martin Republican Election-stage party: Republican
- Jacy Hurst Nonpartisan office Election-stage party: Nonpartisan office
- Lesley Ann Isherwood Nonpartisan office Election-stage party: Nonpartisan office
- Amy Fellows Cline Nonpartisan office Election-stage party: Nonpartisan office
- Kim R. Schroeder Nonpartisan office Election-stage party: Nonpartisan office
- Lori Ann Bolton Fleming Nonpartisan office Election-stage party: Nonpartisan office
- Bradley E. Ambrosier Republican Election-stage party: Republican
- Linda Gilmore Republican Election-stage party: Republican
- Eric S. Rosen Nonpartisan office Election-stage party: Nonpartisan office
- Larkin E. Walsh Nonpartisan office Election-stage party: Nonpartisan office
- Jeff Klemp Republican Election-stage party: Republican
- K.C. Ohaebosim Democratic Election-stage party: Democratic
- Jennifer Day Democratic Election-stage party: Democratic
- Scott E. Morgan United Kansas Election-stage party: United Kansas
- Pat Proctor Republican Election-stage party: Republican
- Steven Johnson Republican Election-stage party: Republican
- Juan C. Luengo Democratic Election-stage party: Democratic
- Eric Lund Libertarian Election-stage party: Libertarian
- Roger Marshall Republican · incumbent Election-stage party: Republican
- David C. Graham Libertarian Election-stage party: Libertarian
- Adam Hamilton Democratic Election-stage party: Democratic
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