SALINA, KAN. -
SALINA, KAN. - "I think our numbers for advanced voting are up. And, so far, we have 6,533 early voters as of noon today," said Saline County Election Clerk Tammy Arnold. "We are expecting the polls to be pretty busy tomorrow for election day."
Poll open at seven in the morning and close at 7 p.m.
You will need to go to your polling location to vote on election day. If you do not know your voting location, Arnold says you can call her office at 785-309-5820.
Arnold says the county has more than one thousand mail in ballots. Her office will begin counting those election night.
Results for races are expected to begin coming in shortly after seven in the evening on election day.
"We have 57 precincts so the results will come out as fast as we can accurately tally votes," said Arnold.
Canvass for the county will be Monday, November 16, 2026. With a deadline to request a recount by 5 p.m. on the 17th.
Kansas Secretary of State Scott Schwab will initiate the post-election audit on Wednesday, November 4. That will be at the Kansas Secretary of State’s Office beginning at nine in the morning. Docking State Office Building, Room 360, 915 SW Harrison St. Topeka KS.
Some local races to watch on election night include:
State Senate District 24 for the unexpired term
Scott Hill (R) is running to fill that spot.
Ks. House of Representatives 69th district has
Luci Larson (R) running against Miranda Bachman (D)
Ks. House of Representatives District 71
Steven Howe (R) and Jerry Lonergan (D)
Ks. House of Representatives District 107
Cheri Koochel (D)
Dawn Wolf (R)
In the race for county commissioners in Saline County:
Saline County Commissioner District One has James Ravenkamp (R) of Salina against Sharon Callabresi (R) of New Cambria.
District five commissioner is Joe A. Hay Jr. (R) of Salina.
Voters will also decide who is on the state board of education in district seven.
The choices there are Ann Zimmerman (D) and Alana McWilliams (R)