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2025 City/School Elections

Candidate Filing Deadline - Monday June 2, 2025 at Noon 

1. Candidates must file with the County Clerk's Office
2. Packets are available at the County Clerk's Office
3. Election Filing Information
4. Candidate List - updated as candidates file

UNOFFICIAL CANDIDATE LIST - not yet available

Primary Election - Tuesday, August 5, 2025, if required

General Election - Tuesday, November 4, 2025

General Election Calendar - not yet available

What's on my ballot? - click here to view your sample ballot

Ballot Drop Box Location - click here to view our Ballot Box Drop Off location

What is the status of my advance ballot by mail? - click here to view the status

Voter's Rights and Responsibilities

Advance Voting by Mail – AV1

To vote by mail you must complete an Application for Advance Ballot by Mail (PDF format) by printing it out or go to www.ksvotes.org to fill out a form online. KSVotes.org is smartphone compatible for your signature. Please Note: Digital typed signatures are not accepted. We verify your signature against your voter registration record. After you have completed the application, please return it to our office by email, mail, or fax.

A separate application must be submitted for each election, except in the case of permanent illness or disability (see below, Permanent Advanced Voting Status).

Your completed application must be received at the Election Office by the Tuesday prior to the election (K.S.A. 25-1122(f)). Submit your application early to avoid delays!

Ballots will be mailed beginning 20 days before the election.

Permanent Advance Voting – AV2

A person with a permanent illness or disability may apply at any time to the county election officer for permanent advance voting status using an Application for Permanent Advance Voting Status (PDF format). Once a voter obtains permanent status, the county election officer automatically sends the voter an advance ballot by mail for every election they are eligible to vote in.

The voter must specify the nature of the permanent physical disability or illness that makes it difficult or impossible for the voter to go to the regular polling place to cast a ballot. A permanent advance voting applicant is not required to furnish a physician's records or signature, but the applicant should be specific as to the nature of the sickness or disability; using "age" or "failing health" is not adequate. After you have completed the application, please return it to our office by email, mail, or fax.