Lyon County
Emporia Special Question 1
Shall the following be adopted? Shall the City of Emporia, Kansas, be authorized to impose a one-quarter percent (0.25%) citywide retailers’ sales tax, the revenue from which will be used to pay the costs to acquire, construct, furnish and equip a recreation facility in the city and to make other recreational improvements and quality of life enhancements in the city, and all improvements related thereto (the “projects”), including payment of debt service on financings issued for the projects, with the collection of such sales tax to commence on April 1, 2027, or as soon thereafter as permitted by law; all pursuant to the provisions of K.S.A. 12-187 et seq., as amended?
No 1,339
Yes 1,241
Emporia Special Question 2
Shall the following ordinance be adopted? An Ordinance of the City of Emporia, Kansas Prohibiting the Installation and Operation of High Impact Data Centers
Yes 1,548
No 1,044
Emporia Special Question 3
Shall the following ordinance be adopted? An Ordinance of the City of Emporia, Kansas Prohibiting the Installation and Operation of Type 2 and Type 3 Battery Energy Storage Systems
Yes 1,456
No 1,119
Americus Special Question
Shall Americus prohibit data centers?
Yes 194
No 192
USD 251 Special Question 1
Shall voters in USD 251 boundaries approve a nearly $26 million bond for a new high school near North Lyon County Elementary/Junior High?
Yes 194
No 192
USD 251 Special Question 2
Shall voters in USD 251 boundaries approve a better than $5 million bond for a new athletics complex near Americus?
Yes 193
No 193
US House of Representatives District 2
Don Coover, Democrat – 1,981
Derek Schmidt, Republican – 1,534
John Hauer, Libertarian – 112
US Senate
Adam Hamilton, Democrat – 2,198
Roger Marshall, Republican – 1,318
David Graham, Libertarian – 130
Kansas House District 13
Mark Remmert, Democrat – 164
Duane Droge, Republican – 91
Kansas House District 60
Maddison Glover, Democrat – 1,353
Mark Schreiber, Republican – 1,174
Kansas House District 76
Russel Stukey, Republican – 476
David Claridge, Democrat – 326
Governor
Cindy Holscher/KC Ohaebosim, Democrat – 2,171
Ty Masterson/Jeffrey Klemp, Republican – 1,435
Secretary of State
Jennifer Day, Democrat – 2,014
Pat Proctor, Republican – 1,368
Scott Morgan, United Kansas – 190
Attorney General
Chris Mann, Democrat – 2,144
Kris Kobach, Republican – 1,447
Treasurer
Juan Luengo, Democrat – 1,876
Steven Johnson, Republican – 1,460
Eric Lund, Libertarian – 226
Insurance Commissioner
Dinah Sykes, Democrat – 1,984
Daniel Hawkins, Republican – 1,425
Ric Koehn, Libertarian – 132
Kansas Constitutional Amendment Special Question
Shall the following be adopted? A vote for this proposition would clarify that only a person who is a citizen of the United States is eligible to vote in this state. A vote against this proposition would make no change to the Kansas Constitution, and the language on voter qualifications would remain the same.
Yes – 2,179
No – 1,390
