Federal election · Kansas 2026

U.S. Senate

Statewide federal race. Primary fields are shown until nominees are certified.

2 active campaigns in this snapshot 11 no longer active primary and general Checked August 30, 2026

Election timeline

Primary and general stages

General Election

Official Kansas Secretary of State 2026 general election date.

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Candidates are grouped by their reported party for research convenience. This is not a certified ballot order, and general-election nominees should not be inferred before results and certification.

Reported party: Democrat

Democrat candidates in this research dataset

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Reported party: Democrat

Adam Hamilton

Candidate profile queued for source refresh, news ingestion, and public-record matching.

Won the Aug. 4, 2026 Democratic primary for U.S. Senate over 10 other candidates; faces incumbent Republican Roger Marshall in November. Developing profile
Reported party: Republican

Republican candidates in this research dataset

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Reported party: Republican

Roger Marshall

Federal incumbent. Review Senate votes, FEC filings, official statements, and Kansas news coverage.

Won the Aug. 4, 2026 Republican primary for U.S. Senate (80%) over Pond Naramore; faces Democrat Adam Hamilton in November. 4 source categories available

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No longer active in this race

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These people are not included in the active-campaign groups above. Some withdrew but still appear on a current official ballot notice; others did not advance past the primary and are kept here as a sourced historical record, not on an upcoming ballot. Each card states which applies and links the source.

Reported party: Republican

Pond Naramore

Republican U.S. Senate primary candidate listed in Shawnee County's official partial unofficial results. Final nomination status should be checked after canvass and certification.

Lost the primary Appeared on the August 4, 2026 Republican primary ballot; certification pending 1 source category available
Reported party: Democrat

Damon Anderson

Seed profile for federal candidate research. Connect FEC, campaign-site, and article ingestion for live details.

Lost the primary Democratic primary field Developing profile
Reported party: Democrat

Christy Davis

Former Kansas director for USDA Rural Development according to public race coverage; verify via SOS filing and campaign records.

Lost the primary Democratic primary field 4 source categories available
Reported party: Democrat

Jason Hart

Former federal prosecutor according to public race coverage; verify with SOS and campaign filings.

Lost the primary Democratic primary field 4 source categories available
Reported party: Democrat

Kevin Latz

Candidate profile queued for FEC, news, and official filing refresh.

Lost the primary Democratic primary field Developing profile
Reported party: Democrat

Erik Murray

Candidate profile queued for FEC, news, and official filing refresh.

Lost the primary Democratic primary field Developing profile
Reported party: Democrat

Anne Parelkar

Candidate profile queued for FEC, news, and official filing refresh.

Lost the primary Democratic primary field Developing profile
Reported party: Democrat

Patrick Schmidt

Current state legislator. Review Kansas Senate roll calls alongside federal campaign filings.

Lost the primary Democratic primary field 5 source categories available
Reported party: Democrat

Mike Soetaert

Candidate profile queued for FEC, news, and official filing refresh.

Lost the primary Democratic primary field Developing profile
Reported party: Democrat

Sandy Spidel Neumann

Candidate profile queued for FEC, news, and official filing refresh.

Lost the primary Democratic primary field Developing profile
Reported party: Democrat

Noah Taylor

Candidate profile queued for FEC, news, and official filing refresh.

Lost the primary Democratic primary field Developing profile

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