More Than 150,000 Early Ballots Cast Across Kansas
Over 150,000 ballots have been cast early across Kansas for the midterm election, with nearly 122,000 in-person early votes and over 32,000 mail-in ballots returned. In Sedgwick County, over 16,000 residents have voted early in person, and more than 8,000…
Wichita Hutchinson Plus, KS, October 26, 2026 —
More than 150,000 ballots have been cast early across Kansas for the midterm election, including nearly 122,000 in-person votes and more than 32,000 returned mail-in ballots.
Sedgwick County accounts for a portion of the statewide activity. More than 16,000 residents there have voted early in person, while over 8,000 mail-in ballots have been returned, according to the figures provided.
Several early voting locations are available in Wichita and surrounding areas. Specific site names, operating hours and addresses were not provided, so the available information does not identify where voters can cast ballots.
The figures show both in-person early voting and returned mail ballots contributing to the statewide total. The summary does not provide the date the counts were recorded, a comparison with previous elections, or a breakdown for other counties. It also does not specify how many mail ballots were issued, only how many had been returned.
With no reporting date or source details included, the numbers describe early voting activity without establishing how quickly ballots were being cast or returned. Further details about the count, including when it was compiled and which locations are open, were not provided.
Story summarized from the original created by KWCH Staff on www.kwch.com, see more information here.
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