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2024StatewideR+16.1

Boundary by 2024 margin · Precinct returns · VEST · MIT Election Lab

County105 areas · 2024 presidential vote

Douglas39,58217,523D+38.058,041 Wyandotte30,93818,867D+23.950,602 Johnson183,451154,247D+8.5343,780 Riley12,06311,630D+1.824,313 Shawnee40,30839,901D+0.581,819 Sedgwick90,506120,118R+13.8214,152 Lyon5,5157,462R+14.713,256 Geary3,6745,288R+17.69,163 Harvey6,2029,591R+21.116,086 Leavenworth13,73222,055R+22.836,547 Crawford5,95610,084R+25.316,334 Saline7,73415,069R+31.623,226 Reno8,55417,847R+34.526,940 Finney3,4257,166R+34.710,782 Jefferson3,0306,694R+36.99,927 Atchison2,2014,911R+37.47,255 Labette2,3855,410R+38.27,921 Ford2,4615,616R+38.48,224 Seward1,3543,133R+39.04,565 Miami5,47212,854R+39.518,685 Franklin3,6768,773R+40.112,708 Cowley3,9199,360R+40.313,505 McPherson4,0219,816R+41.114,104 Butler9,15022,426R+41.232,236 Jackson1,7994,557R+42.66,474 Ellis3,5119,743R+46.113,511 Allen1,4454,029R+46.15,600 Morris7212,021R+46.62,792 Pottawatomie3,3949,811R+47.613,472 Brown1,0653,106R+47.94,258 Osage1,9465,736R+48.07,892 Neosho1,6964,961R+48.16,784 Wabaunsee9442,816R+48.83,836 Marshall1,2053,644R+49.14,968 Marion1,4294,312R+49.15,870 Sumner2,5277,810R+50.110,549 Chase3481,090R+50.81,462 Montgomery2,9349,287R+51.112,441 Pratt9543,054R+51.44,082 Pawnee6252,003R+51.52,675 Ellsworth6362,078R+52.32,758 Cherokee1,9706,584R+52.98,717 Bourbon1,4445,003R+54.26,572 Dickinson1,9897,014R+55.09,144 Clay8673,150R+55.54,113 Coffey9343,371R+55.74,377 Rice8253,073R+56.73,966 Barton2,2078,205R+56.710,570 Anderson7322,998R+59.83,791 Kingman7533,119R+59.93,947 Cloud7673,218R+60.64,047 Greenwood5412,299R+61.02,884 Woodson2821,205R+61.31,506 Russell6082,632R+61.33,301 Wilson6472,894R+62.43,603 Grant3951,793R+63.02,220 Doniphan6262,899R+63.53,577 Stanton115537R+63.6664 Harper4372,072R+64.02,555 Stafford3261,548R+64.01,909 Haskell2211,045R+64.51,278 Linn8544,093R+64.65,016 Lincoln2501,233R+65.21,507 Edwards2131,042R+65.31,269 Rush2641,315R+65.41,606 Mitchell5282,608R+65.63,172 Graham2101,055R+65.71,287 Republic3962,001R+65.72,443 Thomas5973,007R+65.83,664 Hamilton131671R+66.3815 Ottawa4762,475R+66.63,003 Nemaha8884,655R+67.05,620 Norton3461,882R+67.72,270 Comanche130727R+68.3874 Kearny1921,082R+68.41,301 Smith3001,675R+68.52,006 Osborne2611,477R+68.51,774 Sherman3792,161R+68.72,593 Cheyenne2061,185R+68.81,422 Gray3241,837R+69.02,193 Decatur2151,217R+69.01,452 Washington3962,263R+69.12,700 Meade2471,427R+69.61,695 Elk1911,123R+69.71,338 Hodgeman136817R+70.5966 Lane111709R+70.9843 Trego2161,343R+71.01,587 Rooks3492,153R+71.22,534 Chautauqua2111,299R+71.31,527 Kiowa151941R+71.41,107 Logan1831,186R+71.61,400 Barber2881,854R+72.22,170 Rawlins1761,194R+72.61,403 Clark129867R+72.81,014 Greeley75510R+73.4593 Morton131909R+73.41,060 Wichita107740R+73.6860 Phillips3312,356R+73.72,747 Scott2481,843R+74.72,135 Stevens2101,595R+75.51,835 Jewell1761,370R+75.91,574 Gove1501,227R+77.11,396 Ness1291,205R+78.91,363 Sheridan1261,229R+80.31,373 Wallace52686R+84.8748

Kansas has voted Republican for president in every election since 1968, and 2024 held form — Donald Trump carried it by 16.1 points, a touch wider than his 14.7 in 2020. The number at the top hides a state pulling two ways. Of 105 counties, five went Democratic, and one casts better than a quarter of all Kansas ballots: Johnson County, the Kansas City suburbs. It backed the Republican for president by 17.4 points in 2012, then crossed to the Democrat by 8.3 in 2020 and 8.5 in 2024 — a flip held across two cycles in the place that sets the state’s ceiling.

The cities tell the rest. Douglas County, around Lawrence and the University of Kansas, gave the Democrat 38.0 points, the widest margin of any Kansas county; Wyandotte County, which holds Kansas City, Kansas, ran 23.9; Riley, around Kansas State, and Shawnee, around Topeka, each finished a point or so Democratic. Sedgwick County, which holds Wichita and casts about one in six Kansas votes, stayed Republican by 13.8 — the swing point of the state’s urban map. Everything outside the cities held Republican, and the further west, the wider: Wallace County, on the Colorado line, voted Republican by 84.8 points, the widest margin in the state.

Underneath the politics, Kansas runs near the national middle. Median household income was $74,275 in the 2024 ACS, 34th of the fifty states and below the U.S. $80,734; 35.6 percent of adults hold a bachelor’s degree, 21st. Hispanic or Latino residents make up 13.6 percent of the population, most of Mexican origin, concentrated in the meatpacking towns of the southwest. The state is religiously mixed — 17 percent Evangelical Protestant, 14 percent Catholic — with 54 percent claiming no denomination. In 2026 Kansas chooses a new governor, with Laura Kelly term-limited: a crowded Republican field meets an August 4 primary, and Senator Roger Marshall seeks a second term the same cycle.

presidential margin

2004–2024 · Democratic minus Republican

2004R+25.4

2008R+15.0

2012R+21.6

2016R+20.4

2020R+14.7

2024R+16.1

full record · 1892 → 2024

presidential returns

2024 turnout 62.2% of 2,134,490 citizens 18+

Year	Democrat	Republican	Others	Total	CVAP	Turnout
2024	544,853	758,802	23,936	1,327,591	2,134,490	62.2%
2020	570,323	771,406	30,574	1,372,303	2,097,052	65.4%
2016	427,005	671,018	99,547	1,197,570	2,061,775	58.1%
2012	439,908	689,809	27,815	1,157,532	2,019,955	57.3%
2008	514,765	699,655	21,452	1,235,872	1,983,023	62.3%
2004	434,993	736,456	16,307	1,187,756	1,946,091^†	61.0%

^† Citizen voting-age population estimated for prior cycles; 2004 predates the ACS and is extrapolated. Source: ACS 5-year, table B05003.

People and households

Who lives here

Exact values for this place, its state, and the United States.

Race · ethnicity · ancestry

Communities and origins

German23.3%12.5%

English12.4%9.5%

Irish11.3%9.4%

American5.6%5.3%

Italian2.0%4.8%

Scottish1.9%1.3%

French1.8%1.6%

Swedish1.1%—

Mexican10.4%11.3%

Puerto Rican0.6%1.8%

Guatemalan0.4%0.5%

Salvadoran0.3%0.7%

Honduran0.2%0.3%

Cuban0.2%0.7%

African American†4.3%9.9%

African0.3%0.5%

Asian Indian0.6%1.4%

Vietnamese0.5%0.6%

Chinese0.4%1.3%

Korean0.2%0.4%

Filipino0.2%0.9%

Hispanic or Latino counts residents of any race; the race groups count only their non-Hispanic residents, so the groups are mutually exclusive and sum to 100%. Expand a row to see ancestries reported within that group.

Age and life stage

Measure	Kansas	United States
Median age	37.5	39.1
Age 18–24	10.2%	9.2%
Age 65 and older	16.9%	17.2%

Household economy

Measure	Kansas	United States
Median household income	$74,275	$84,427
Poverty rate	11.3%	12.5%
Bachelor's degree or higher (25+)	35.6%	35.6%

Languages at home

Measure	Kansas	United States
Speaks a non-English language at home	12.2%	22.3%
Spanish	8.1%	13.6%

Religious landscape

Measure	Kansas	United States
Catholic	14.1%	18.6%
Evangelical Protestant	17.0%	16.5%
Unclaimed / not counted	54.0%	51.5%
Mainline Protestant	10.0%	5.2%

American Community Survey 2024 5-year (CVAP, income, age, poverty, education, language, race, ancestry) · presidential returns from MIT Election Lab through 2024 · 2020 U.S. Religion Census (ASARB) — congregational adherents; unclaimed is the residual not counted by congregations.

current representation

Current officeholders

DLaura KellyGovernor

DDavid TolandLieutenant Governor

RScott SchwabSecretary of State

RKris KobachAttorney General

RSteven JohnsonState Treasurer

RVicki SchmidtInsurance Commissioner

RRoger MarshallU.S. Senate+0.61

RJerry MoranU.S. Senate+0.41

U.S. House4 seats · D 1 · R 3

RKS-01Tracey Mann

RKS-02Derek Schmidt

DKS-03Sharice Davids

RKS-04Ron Estes

Statewide officers curated as of 2026-06-27 (Ballotpedia / Kansas SoS / Wikipedia); U.S. delegation from Voteview HSall_members.csv.

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