- Feb. 20: Deadline to register to vote or update voter registration information to participate in the presidential preference primary and to apply for an advance mail-in ballot.
- Feb. 28: First day of advance voting either by mail or in-person.
- March 18: In-person advance party voting ends at midnight.
- March 19: Presidential Preference Primary Election.
State and Local Primary Elections
After the presidential primary, voters will select who will represent their party in U.S. House races, state House races, state Senate races and municipal positions. Both of Kansas’ senators are still in ongoing terms, but all four of the state’s House delegates will be up for election.
- June 3: Deadline to change your party affiliation to participate in state and local primary elections.
- July 16: Deadline to register to vote or update voter registration information to participate in state and local primary elections.
- July 17: First day of advanced voting, either by mail-in ballots or in-person advanced voting.
- July 30: Last day to apply for an advance voting mail ballot.
- Aug. 5: In-person advanced voting ends at noon.
- Aug. 6: State and local primary election. All advanced ballots must be postmarked by Election Day and received by Aug. 9.
General Election
Kansans will vote in presidential, state and local elections in the fall. The state’s highest executive, Gov. Laura Kelly, isn’t up for election nor are either of Kansas’ U.S. senators.
- Oct. 15: Deadline to register to vote or update your registration for the 2024 general election.
- Oct. 16: First day of advance voting by mail or in-person.
- Oct. 29: Last day to apply for an advance mail-in ballot.
- Nov. 4: In-person voting ends at noon.
- Nov. 5: General election. All advance ballots must be postmarked by Election Day and received by Nov. 8.
- As reported in the Topeka Capital Journal