Marysville, KS

Election Results Update #2 – 11/3/2026

MARYSVILLE, Kan. — Unofficial election results released Tuesday night by the Marshall County Election Office show strong Republican turnout and decisive GOP margins across national, state, and local races, while […]

Rev. Adam Hamilton made history as Kansas' first Democratic U.S. Senator in 94 years, defeating Republican Roger Marshall with 51% of the vote amid high voter turnout. Hamilton's campaign focused on kindness, healthcare, and authenticity, while Marshall's relied on party loyalty. The election marked a significant political shift in Kansas.

In a tightly contested Kansas governor's race, Democrat Cindy Holscher received 50.3% of the votes, while Republican Ty Masterson garnered 49.7%, leaving a narrow margin of 5,900 votes. With outstanding ballots yet to be counted, both candidates expressed confidence in possible victory amid the uncertainty surrounding the election's outcome.

Norton County reported a voter turnout of 52.28% for the 2026 General Election, with 1,813 ballots cast from 3,468 registered voters. Republican candidates dominated state and federal races, with significant victories in key positions. Voters retained state judges and approved a constitutional amendment but rejected a proposed city sales tax.

Nemaha County reported a voter turnout of 60.63% in the November 3, 2026 election, with 4,529 of 7,470 registered voters participating. Key winners included Roger Marshall for U.S. Senate and Derek Schmidt for U.S. Representative. Voters approved a Constitutional Amendment and local school bond propositions, alongside judicial retention.

Election results from Washington County reveal significant Republican victories in federal and state contests, with Roger Marshall and Tracey Mann leading in their respective races. Local results showed high approval for judicial retention, and a constitutional amendment passed with 79.84% support. A total of 2,168 ballots were cast.