2026 Voter Guide
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- ✓ Candidate positions on 8 key issues
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See Supports / Opposes on each issue, with the source or rating behind every answer.
The questions we ask
Every candidate is scored on these eight questions. Tap any question to read the full text and the bills behind it.
Will you support laws that strengthen abortion regulations and oppose taxpayer involvement in abortion? (HB 2463 (2024) Abortion Coercion Act; HB 2727 (2026) Updates to Informed Consent; Medicaid proviso vote (2026))
Will you support legislation that expands support for pregnant women and new mothers, including pregnancy resource centers and material aid programs? (HB 2465 (2023–2024) Tax provisions supporting pregnancy resource centers and adoption; HB 2062 (2025) Unborn Child Tax Deduction and Child Support for Pregnancy Expenses)
Will you support laws that protect individuals, churches, religious organizations, and small businesses from government discrimination based on beliefs about marriage, family, and human sexuality, and protect individuals, educators, clergy, and medical professionals from being compelled to speak or act in ways that violate sincerely held religious or moral beliefs? (HB 2311 (2025–2026) Faith-based foster/adoption placement protections; SB 76 (2025–2026) Given Name Act (pronoun/name compelled speech protections))
Do you support expanding educational freedom for families, including education savings accounts, scholarship programs, tax credit programs, and charter school access? (HB 2218 (2023–2024) Sunflower Education Equity Act (ESA framework); HB 2468 (2026) Federal Opt-in and Expansion of Cap of Low-income Tax Credit Scholarship)
Will you support legislation that preserves biological sex distinctions in law, including for sports and private spaces such as restrooms and locker rooms, and prohibits interventions that attempt to change a person's sex such as puberty blockers, cross sex hormones, or surgeries? (SB 244 (2026) Women's Privacy Act; SB 63 (2025–2026) Help Not Harm Act; SB 2238 (2023) Fairness in Women's Sports Act)
Will you support legislation protecting free speech and viewpoint expression rights for individuals and students, including religious and political expression, in higher ed institutions and K–12 education? (SB 419 (2025–2026) Kansas Intellectual Rights and Knowledge Act (Kirk Act); SB 421 (2025–2026) SPEAKS Act (student speech protections))
Would you support a constitutional amendment to increase transparency and accountability by allowing the people to elect Supreme Court justices? (SCR 1611 (2025–2026) Direct election constitutional amendment proposal)
Will you support legislation requiring age verification, parental controls, and accountability measures for technology companies and app stores to protect minors from pornography, data collection, and harmful online content? (SB 372 (2025–2026) App Store Accountability Act; SB 394 (2024) Pornography age verification law)
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Election Info
Key dates, registration, voter ID, and how to cast your ballot in the 2026 elections.
View election info →Roll Call Votes
See exactly how legislators voted on the bills behind each issue.
View roll call votes →Constitutional Amendment
Vote YES on Amendment 1 — return the power to elect Supreme Court justices to the people.
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