Douglas County
What's on the ballot?
VOTE NO AGAIN IN NOVEMBER
DON'T MESS WITH OUR CONSTITUTION!
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The November 3, 2026, election has the following races on the ballot:
Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, Senator, Congress, State House, Constitutional Amendment
Why should I "VOTE NO" on the constitutional amendment? (It's likely a political maneuver to pass voter restrictions similar to the Save Act.)
Why should I "VOTE NO" on the constitutional amendment? (It's likely a political maneuver to pass voter restrictions similar to the Save Act.)
The measure would amend Section 1 of Article 5 of the Kansas Constitution to specify that in order to vote in Kansas, individuals must be citizens, at least 18 years old, and a resident of the area in which the person is seeking to vote in. However, the Kansas Constitution already states that eligible voters must be 18 years old, a citizen and resident of the area in which they will be voting. This repetitive (already in the state constitution) and unnecessary (only citizens can currently vote) proposed amendment will be used to restrict voting by requiring proof of citizenship to vote.
● The language is vague—it does not state how a person will need to prove their citizenship (passport, original birth certificate, Real ID, all of the above?) or how often an individual will have to prove their citizenship (every election?). Republican lawmakers will interpret this vague language to pass laws making it harder to vote.
● The amendment would disenfranchise many from voting—those who may not have or cannot afford the required documentation.
● The amendment would disenfranchise many women who changed their name when they married by requiring marriage and/or divorce documentation to validate the name change.
The Douglas County Democratic Party asks you to vote “NO” on this proposed constitutional amendment. The Kansas Constitution adequately specifies voter requirements that protects fair elections. We must not create confusion and mistrust in our voting system that advances needless voting restrictions. VOTE NO.
Who are the announced 2026 Democratic Candidates running in Douglas County for public office?
Who are the announced 2026 Democratic Candidates running in Douglas County for public office?
Kansas Governor: (4 Year Term)
United States Senator: (6 Year Term)
Christy Davis Sandy Spidel Neumann
Kansas Attorney General: (4 Year Term)
Kansas Secretary of State (4 Year Term)
Kansas State Treasurer
Kansas Insurance Commissioner
First Congressional District
Colin McRoberts Lauren Reinhold
Second Congressional District
Kansas House of Representatives
District 5
District 10
House District 42
District 43
District 44
District 45
District 46
District 47
District 117
Douglas County Commission
District 1
District 4
District 5
Who are my current representatives?
Who are my current representatives?
US Senators: Jerry Moran & Roger Marshall
US Representatives: Tracey Mann (1st District) or Derek Schmidt (2nd District)
Kansas Governor: Laura Kelly
Kansas Senator: Marci Francisco (2nd District), Rick Kloos (3rd District), Beverly Gossage (9th District), Patrick Schmidt (19th District)
Kansas Representative: Carrie Barth (5th District), Suzanne Wikle (10th District), Lance W. Neelly (42nd District), Bill Sutton (43rd District), Barbara Ballard (44th District), Mike Amyx (45th District), Brooklynne Mosley (46th District), Ronald Ellis (47th District), Adam Turk (117th District)
County Commissioners, County Officials, City Council, School Board, and Township
How can I see a sample ballot?
How can I see a sample ballot?
Sample ballots are typically available 45 days prior to an election.
You can view your sample ballot, when available, by accessing the Douglas County Sample Ballot webpage or the Kansas Secretary of State Voter View webpage.
What are my rights when it comes to voting?
What are my rights when it comes to voting?
View Voter Rights & Responsibilities (PDF) from the Kansas Secretary of State website.
The ACLU of Kansas website also features voter rights information.
Which Douglas County precinct am I in?
Which Douglas County precinct am I in?
View the Douglas County Precinct Map. On the map, click on the magnifying glass to search for your address and district.
What if I have more questions about voting or the election?
What if I have more questions about voting or the election?
Visit the elections page on the Kansas Secretary of State website or reach out to your precinct contacts.
Here's information about the Douglas County Democratic Party.
Here's information about the Douglas County Democratic Party.
The Douglas County Democrats value and work for:
Affordable Health Care for All
Funding Public Education
Fair Tax System
Living Wage
Protecting the Environment and Safeguarding our Climate
Diversity, Equal Rights, Human Dignity
Protecing Voting Rights
Transparent and Truthful Government
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