Kansas Election Guide

Election 2024 Information for Mulvane, KS

Voter Registration

Registration Deadline: The deadline to register to vote for any election is 21 days prior to that election.

Party Affiliation: Each party chooses the groups of voters they allow to vote in their primary.

 

Voter Registration Qualifications

Age: Be 18 years of age or older (however: a 17 year old may register to vote, but they may not vote in any election–primary or general–until they turn 18)

Citizenship: Must be a United States citizen

Residency: Must be a resident of Kansas

Felony Convictions: If you have been convicted of a felony, you must have received final discharge from imprisonment, parole, or conditional release

ID Requirements for Registering: You must enter your current Kansas driver’s license number or non-driver’s identification card number. If you do not have either one, enter the last four digits of your Social Security number. If you do not have any of these numbers, write “none” in the box and provide another form for ID.

 

Obtaining a Voter Registration Form

Online: register to vote online 

In person: Registration forms are available at many locations established by the county election officer. Contact your county elections office to find out where you can pick up a registration form.

By mail/ in writing: Complete a voter registration form (Spanish Version) and send it to your county elections official.

By fax: Contact your county elections official for a faxing option.

 

Verifying Your Voter Registration Status

Online: Kansas voter registration verification 

Phone: Contact your County Elections Office

 

Obtaining an Absentee Ballot

Online: Kansas Advance/Absentee ballot application (Spanish version)

In person: Visit your local county elections office to apply for advance voting.

By mail: Contact your county election officer to request an application for an advance voting ballot.

 

Military and overseas voting: Military and overseas voters can register with Federal Services voting and vote by mail, fax, or electronically from outside their county. Learn more here.

 

Submitting an Absentee Ballot

Location and time: Complete and return your ballot to your county election office by mail beginning 20 days before the general election. All ballots MUST be postmarked on or before election day and received in the county election office by the close of business on the Friday following the election..

See specific times, locations, and updates here- under the section titled: Advance Voting- By Mail.

 

Early Voting

Early voting qualifications: To vote early, Kansas offers registration for advance voting. Any registered voter may vote before election day.

 

VOTER ID: All voters must show photographic identification when casting a vote in person. Acceptable forms of photo ID are as follows:

   - A driver's license or non driver's identification card issued by Kansas or by another state or district or the United States;

   - A concealed carry of handgun license issued by Kansas or a concealed carry of handgun or weapon license issued by another state or district of the United States;

   - A United States Passport;

   - An employee badge or identification document issued by a municipal, county, state or federal government office;

   - A military identification document issued by the United States;

   - A student identification card issued by an accredited post-secondary institution of education in the state of Kansas;

   - A public assistance identification card issued by a municipal, county, state or federal government office;

   - An identification card issued by a Native American tribe

 

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 

Verifying Registration: Kansas online voter registration verification

Deciding how to vote: https://votesmart.org/

Polling Place: Kansas polling place locator

How to Vote: Kansas voter guides 

Getting your vote counted: Kansas voters rights and responsibilities, spanish 

Problems with voting: Kansas Voter Fraud & Complaint Form (Spanish Version)

Administrative Complaint Form

Verifying provisional ballot status: Every voter has the right to vote on a provisional ballot. Click to read this guide on Provisional Voting. (Spanish Version

Verifying absentee ballot status: Kansas absentee ballot tracker

Your Elected Officials

Joe Biden
Democratic 
President
Kamala Harris
Democratic 
Vice President
Roger Marshall
Republican 
U.S. Senate
District Junior Seat
Jerry Moran
Republican 
U.S. Senate
District Senior Seat
Ron Estes
Republican 
U.S. House
District 4
Laura Kelly
Democratic 
Governor
David Toland
Democratic 
Lieutenant Governor
Brian Bergkamp
Republican 
State House
District 93
Leah Howell
Republican 
State House
District 82
Webster Roth
Republican 
State House
District 79
Larry Alley
Republican 
State Senate
District 32
Renee Erickson
Republican 
State Senate
District 30
Kris Kobach
Republican 
Attorney General
Scott Schwab
Republican 
Secretary of State
Adam Proffitt
 
Budget Director
Randy Watson
 
Commissioner of Education
Vicki Schmidt
Republican 
Commissioner of Insurance
Mike Beam
 
Secretary of Agriculture
Amber Schultz
 
Secretary of Labor
Mark Burghart
 
Secretary of Revenue
Brad Loveless
 
Secretary of Wildlife and Parks
Steven Johnson
Republican 
Treasurer
Betty Arnold
Democratic 
State Board of Education
District 8
Michelle Dombrosky
Republican 
State Board of Education
District 3
Melanie Haas
Democratic 
State Board of Education
District 2
Dennis Hershberger
Republican 
State Board of Education
District 7
Cathy Hopkins
Republican 
State Board of Education
District 5
Deena Horst
Republican 
State Board of Education
District 6
Ann Mah
Democratic 
State Board of Education
District 4
Jim McNiece
Republican 
State Board of Education
District 10
Jim Porter
Republican 
State Board of Education
District 9
Danny Zeck
Republican 
State Board of Education
District 1