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Republicans lead Stafford County races with 24 of 25 precincts reporting
2026 Stafford County unofficial election results

ST. JOHN, Kan. – Republican candidates topped 70 percent of the vote in eight of the nine candidate races on the Stafford County ballot, with the U.S. Senate race the lone exception at 69.5 percent, according to unofficial results posted Tuesday at 10:47 p.m. on the Kansas Secretary of State's website. Twenty-four of the county's 25 precincts had reported in those races.

Results for the statewide constitutional amendment and the two Kansas Supreme Court justices on the ballot were more limited, with only 1 of 25 precincts reporting. The county's results listed no turnout figure.

Statewide, federal and Kansas House races

In the U.S. Senate race, Republican incumbent Roger Marshall led in the county with 1,024 votes (69.5 percent). Democrat Adam Hamilton had 369 (25.0 percent) and Libertarian David Graham had 81 (5.5 percent).

In the 4th Congressional District, Republican Ron Estes had 1,153 votes (77.8 percent), ahead of Democrat Katy Tyndell with 296 (20.0 percent) and Libertarian Drew Cranmer with 34 (2.3 percent).

Republican Ty Masterson led the governor's race in the county with 1,120 votes (75.4 percent). Democrat Cindy Holscher had 366 (24.6 percent).

Other races on the ballot:

  • Secretary of State: Republican Pat Proctor, 1,029 (71.6 percent); Democrat Jennifer Day, 331 (23.0 percent); Scott E. Morgan, 78 (5.4 percent).
  • Attorney General: Republican Kris Kobach, 1,109 (76.0 percent); Democrat Chris Mann, 350 (24.0 percent).
  • State Treasurer: Republican Steven Johnson, 1,101 (76.8 percent); Democrat Juan C. Luengo, 241 (16.8 percent); Libertarian Eric Lund, 92 (6.4 percent).
  • Commissioner of Insurance: Republican Daniel Hawkins, 1,020 (70.9 percent); Democrat Dinah Sykes, 319 (22.2 percent); Libertarian Ric Koehn, 99 (6.9 percent).
  • Kansas House, 113th District: Republican Brett Fairchild, 1,130 (76.4 percent); Democrat Jo Ann Roth, 349 (23.6 percent).
  • State Board of Education, 7th District: Republican Alana McWilliams, 1,059 (75.4 percent); Democrat Ann Zimmerman, 346 (24.6 percent).

Ballot question and Supreme Court justices

With only 1 of 25 precincts reporting, the statewide constitutional amendment had 420 yes votes and 123 no votes in the county (77.3 percent to 22.7 percent).

The same single precinct had Supreme Court Justice Eric S. Rosen with 303 yes votes and 201 no votes (60.1 percent to 39.9 percent). Justice Larkin E. Walsh had 295 yes votes and 205 no votes (59.0 percent to 41.0 percent).

These results are likely to change as the remaining precincts report. Percentages are calculated from the votes listed for each race, and all results are unofficial until the county canvasses the vote.