This election is about protecting fair and impartial courts in Kansas — and every vote will matter.
Whether you plan to vote early, by mail, or on Election Day,
now is the time to make your plan and make your voice heard.
Voter Registration Deadline: Tuesday, July 14
Advance Voting Begins: Wednesday, July 15
Mail Ballot Request Deadline: Tuesday, July 28
Election Day: Tuesday, August 4
Polls are open from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM on Election Day.
Visit the Kansas Secretary of State website to register to vote.
To register to vote online, you must:
1) verify your voting eligibility,
2) verify that you have a valid driver's license or non-driver's identification card,
3) enter your personal information, and
4) review and submit your information.
Visit the Kansas Secretary of State Voter View website to check your voter registration and find your election day polling place.
Confirm advance voting dates and locations by visiting your county election office website.
Request a mail ballot at ksvotes.org no later than July 28.
After you fill out your ballot and sign the envelope, you must return it by 7 PM on August 4 via mail or one of the following locations in your county: designated drop box, early voting location, or election day polling site.
Check the status of your advanced mail ballot at Kansas Secretary of State Voter View.