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The Salina ordinance vote was certified on Tuesday. The final tally was 4,171 Yes, 5,357 No.

usd 404. yes 244, no 167.

Unofficial results for our last special election from yesterday are from USD 404 (Riverton), which passed its bond question. #ksleg

Unofficial Election Night Results USD # USD Name Home County K-12 Membership, 2024-2025 Bond Amount Yes No Yes % USD 107 Rock Hills (Proposition 1) Jewell 302 $5,670,000 358 336 51.6% (Proposition 2) $1,500,000 230 461 33.3% USD 232 De Soto Johnson 6,328 $99,850,000 4,074 2,454 62.4% USD 233 Olathe Johnson 24,610 $389,000,000 15,344 8,960 63.1% USD 270 Plainville (Proposition 1) Rooks 347 $5,490,000 392 263 59.8% (Proposition 2) $7,055,000 209 443 32.1% USD 322 Onaga-Havensville-Wheaton (Proposition 1) Pottawatomie 256 $10,000,000 562 174 76.4% (Proposition 2) $2,000,000 541 181 74.9% USD 340 Jefferson West Jefferson 729 $17,500,000 340 899 27.4% USD 353 Wellington Sumner 1,248 $17,850,000 894 920 49.3% USD 373 Newton Harvey 2,529 $50,000,000 2,197 1,219 64.3% USD 379 Clay County Clay 1,133 $10,250,000 754 126 85.7% USD 404 Riverton Cherokee 584 $8,500,000 USD 407 Russell County Russell 649 $13,500,000 540 1,000 35.1% USD 417 Morris County Morris 648 $31,500,000 507 1,217 29.4% USD 418 McPherson (Proposition 1) McPherson 1,809 $62,500,000 2,290 1,313 63.6% (Proposition 2) $27,000,000 2,172 1,435 60.2% USD 469 Lansing (Proposition 1) Leavenworth 2,272 $30,000,000 1,095 1,579 40.9% (Proposition 2) $5,000,000 890 1,779 33.3% USD 482 Dighton Lane 204 $1,100,000 285 90 76.0%

Unofficial Election Night Results City 2020 Population Tax Increase Yes No Yes % Edgerton 1,748 1.00% 98 89 52.4% Frontenac 3,382 0.75% 349 21 94.3% Harper 1,313 1.00% 166 132 55.7% Hutchinson 40,006 0.75% 2316 2166 51.7% Princeton 248 0.50% 13 7 65.0% Wichita 397,532 1.00% 9143 41097 18.2%

A roundup of the unofficial election night results from Kansas's special election day! Still missing results from USD 404, although local news is reporting that the bond measure passed. #ksleg

USD 418. Prop 1. Yes 2290, no 1313. Prop 2. Yes 2172, no 1435.

Both bond measures in USD 418 (McPherson) pass. #ksleg

USD 482. Yes 285, no 90.

The USD 482 (Dighton) bond measure passes. #ksleg

USD 107 Prop 1. Yes 358, no 336. Prop 2. Yes 230, no 461.

In USD 107 (Rock Hills), the larger measure passes, the smaller one fails. #ksleg

USD 270. Prop 1. Yes 392, no 263. Prop 2. Yes 209, no 443.

In USD 270 (Plainville), the smaller bond passes, the larger one fails. #ksleg

USD 417. Yes 507 no 1217

The USD 417 (Morris County) bond measure fails. #ksleg

Princeton. Yes 13, no 7.

The city of Princeton sales tax passes. #ksleg

Harper. Yes 132, no 166.

The city of Harper sales tax fails. #ksleg

Frontenac. Yes 349. No 21.

The sales tax in Frontenac passes. #ksleg

Wichita. Yes 9143 no 41097.

The sales tax measure in the city of Wichita fails. #ksleg

USD 340. Yes 340, no 899.

The USD 340 (Jefferson West) bond measure fails. #ksleg

USD 469. Prop 1. Yes 1095, no 1579. Prop 2. Yes 890, no 1779.

Both bond measures in USD 469 (Lansing) fail. #ksleg

USD 379. Yes 754, no 126.

USD 379 (Clay County) bond measure passes. #ksleg

USD 373. Yes 2197, no 1219.

USD 373 (Newton) bond measure passes. #ksleg

USD 353. Yes 894, no 920.

USD 353 (Wellington) bond measure fails. #ksleg

USD 322 Prop 1. Yes 562, no 174. Prop 2. Yes 541, no 181.

Both bonds for USD 322 (Onaga-Havensville-Wheaton) pass easily. #ksleg

USD 407. Yes 540, no 1000

USD 407 (Russell County) unofficial results are in, and the bond fails. #ksleg

Hutchinson sales tax. Yes 2316, no 2166

Final election night results in for Hutchinson’s sales tax race. It looks like a tight win for yes. #ksleg

Olathe usd 233. Yes 15344, no 8960

De Soto usd 232. Yes 4074, no 2454

Edgerton. Yes 98, no 89

Final unofficial results. #ksleg

We’ve got some all-mail elections today, where ballots were due by noon and counting could begin immediately after. All three of Johnson County’s measures (Olathe and De Soto Schools and the city of Edgerton) look to have passed based on unofficial results. #ksleg

USD # USD Name Home County K-12 Membership, 2024-2025 Bond Amount USD 107 Rock Hills (Proposition 1) Jewell 302 $5,670,000 (Proposition 2) $1,500,000 USD 232 De Soto Johnson 6,328 $99,850,000 USD 233 Olathe Johnson 24,610 $389,000,000 USD 270 Plainville (Proposition 1) Rooks 347 $5,490,000 (Proposition 2) $7,055,000 USD 322 Onaga-Havensville-Wheaton (Proposition 1) Pottawatomie 256 $10,000,000 (Proposition 2) $2,000,000 USD 340 Jefferson West Jefferson 729 $17,500,000 USD 353 Wellington Sumner 1,248 $17,850,000 USD 373 Newton Harvey 2,529 $50,000,000 USD 379 Clay County Clay 1,133 $10,250,000 USD 404 Riverton Cherokee 584 $8,500,000 USD 407 Russell County Russell 649 $13,500,000 USD 417 Morris County Morris 648 $31,500,000 USD 418 McPherson (Proposition 1) McPherson 1,809 $62,500,000 (Proposition 2) $27,000,000 USD 469 Lansing (Proposition 1) Leavenworth 2,272 $30,000,000 (Proposition 2) $5,000,000 USD 482 Dighton Lane 204 $1,100,000

City 2020 Population Tax Increase Edgerton 1,748 1.00% Frontenac 3,382 0.75% Harper 1,313 1.00% Hutchinson 40,006 0.75% Princeton 248 0.50% Wichita 397,532 1.00%

Tomorrow is special election day in Kansas! We've got 20 school bond measures and 6 municipal sales tax measures on ballots around the state, including in the city of Wichita and for Olathe Public Schools. Full text for all the measures is up on our site: ike-lab.com/complete_ele... #ksleg

Unofficial results are in, the measure fails: 4,123 Yes, 5,329 No.

Good morning! Today is the first special election of the year in Kansas, a citizen-initiated measure in the city of Salina to repeal a ban on pit bulls. This is an all-mail election, so ballots are due by noon, and we'll likely have results in the afternoon. #ksleg

2026 Special Election Results

We’ve got the full text up of all of the special election ballot measures that will be held on March 3rd! ike-lab.com/complete_ele.... #ksleg

Correction/addition: USD 322 has two bond votes - the first is for $10m, the second is for $2m.

City 2020 Population Tax Increase Edgerton 1,748 1.00% Frontenac 3,382 0.75% Harper 1,313 1.00% Hutchinson 40,006 0.75% Princeton 248 0.50% Wichita 397,532 1.00%

USD # USD Name Home County K-12 Membership, 2024-2025 Bond Amount USD 107 Rock Hills (Proposition 1) Jewell 302 $5,670,000 (Proposition 2) $1,500,000 USD 232 De Soto Johnson 6,328 $99,850,000 USD 233 Olathe Johnson 24,610 $389,000,000 USD 270 Plainville (Proposition 1) Rooks 347 $5,490,000 (Proposition 2) $7,055,000 USD 322 Onaga-Havensville-Wheaton Pottawatomie 256 $10,000,000 USD 340 Jefferson West Jefferson 729 $17,500,000 USD 353 Wellington Sumner 1,248 $17,850,000 USD 373 Newton Harvey 2,529 $50,000,000 USD 379 Clay County Clay 1,133 $10,250,000 USD 404 Riverton Cherokee 584 $8,500,000 USD 407 Russell County Russell 649 $13,500,000 USD 417 Morris County Morris 648 $31,500,000 USD 418 McPherson (Proposition 1) McPherson 1,809 $62,500,000 (Proposition 2) $27,000,000 USD 469 Lansing (Proposition 1) Leavenworth 2,272 $30,000,000 (Proposition 2) $5,000,000 USD 482 Dighton Lane 204 $1,100,000

We have the complete guide to special election day in Kansas, which falls on March 3rd this year! 15 school districts will be holding bond elections and 6 cities will be holding sales tax elections. USD and city sizes, along with the amounts up for vote, are included. #ksleg

That is an all-mail election with ballots due by February 24th. Ballots were sent out last week!

We do have one special election so far this year that isn't falling on March 3 (votes not relating to sales taxes and bonds are not required to be on the first Tuesday in March). Salina had a citizen-submitted petition to lift a ban on pit bulls, and the city commission decided to put it to a vote.