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2024 Primary Election: Area County and State/Federal Race Results

Wednesday, August 7

By Lucky Kidd SOUTHEAST KAN. — It was not a good night to be a contested incumbent in the area, as six candidates who had opposition in Republican primary elections lost.Among that group was Allen County Sheriff Bryan Murphy, who was defeated in his re-election... Read More.

Hutch Chamber to Host Primary Election Candidate Forum

Friday, June 21

By the Hutchinson/Reno County ChamberHUTCHINSON, Kan. (June 22, 2024) — As the Primary Election draws near, the Hutchinson/Reno County Chamber of Commerce announced today they will be hosting a forum for Reno County Commission and Kansas State Legislature candidates that will be appearing on... Read More.

Reno County Filings for 2024 Primary and General Election

Monday, June 3

By Lucky Kidd RENO COUNTY, Kan. — All three Reno County Commission seats on the ballot this year will be contested in the Republican primary and two will be at the November general election.Four fillings were made prior to Monday's noon deadline, which sets up... Read More.

McPherson County Commission Meeting March 25: Canvass Conducted of Presidential Preference Primary Election

Tuesday, March 26

By Lucky Kidd McPHERSON COUNTY, Kan. — McPherson County Commissioners conducted the canvass Monday for last week's Presidential Preference Primary Election. County Clerk Hollie Melroy said 26 provisional ballots were cast in the election, of which 14 were allowed to be counted. This was mainly... Read More.

Registration Deadline for Kansas Presidential Primary Election is TODAY, Feb. 20

Tuesday, February 20

Tuesday, February 20, is the last day to register to vote, or update your registration, before the Presidential Preference Primary. It is also the last day to apply for an advance voting mail ballot.The presidential primary will assign delegates to candidates, and those delegates... Read More.

Feb. 20: Deadline to Register for Presidential Preference Primary and Other Important Election Dates

Monday, February 19

RICE COUNTY, Kan. — Only registered Democratic and Republican parties will receive a ballot to participate in the Presidential Preference Primary (PPP) Election. If you are UNAFFILIATED, then you may declare a party at any time through the close of polls on election day... Read More.

Feb. 20: Deadline to Register for Presidential Preference Primary and Other Important Election Dates

Monday, February 19

PAWNEE COUNTY, Kan. — Only registered Democratic and Republican parties will receive a ballot to participate in the PPP Election. If you are UNAFFILIATED, then you may declare a party at any time through the close of polls on election day to receive that... Read More.

Feb. 20: Deadline to Register for 2024 Presidential Preference Primary

Monday, February 19

RENO COUNTY, Kan. — In 2023, the Kansas Legislature authorized the state-run Presidential Preference Primary, which had only been used in Kansas in 1980 and 1992.This election is nontraditional -- the timelines and statutes governing this election vary from a normal primary or general... Read More.

Feb. 20: Deadline to Register for 2024 Presidential Preference Primary Election

Monday, February 19

McPHERSON COUNTY, Kan. — McPherson County Courthouse shared very important dates coming up regarding the Presidential Preference Primary (PPP).If you would like a ballot by mail, you must request it no later than close of business, Tuesday, Feb. 20! McPherson County Courthouse cannot... Read More.

Primary Voter Registrations Deadlines And 2024 Election Need to Knows

Thursday, January 18

By the McPherson County Community Foundation McPHERSON COUNTY, Kan. — One of the many takeaways that the McPherson County Community Foundation got from the Mastermind McPherson County Survey and Summit is that Leadership is an important focus for all communities. With primary election voter registration... Read More.

Proposal for 2024 presidential primary in Kansas draws bipartisan support in Senate

Friday, March 31

By Tim Carpenter, Kansas Reflector TOPEKA, Kan. — The votes were cast and a bipartisan majority of the Kansas Senate supported spending more than $4 million to host in March 2024 the state’s first simultaneous Republican and Democratic presidential primary in more than 40 years.The... Read More.