The latest updates on the Senate race show no votes counted yet. Polls begin closing at 8:00 PM ET for both parties.
Republican Candidates
Currently, Roger Marshall and Pond Naramore are competing in the Republican section, and no votes have been reported so far.
- Roger Marshall (Incumbent): 0 votes, 0.0%
- Pond Naramore: 0 votes, 0.0%
Democratic Candidates
In the Democratic primary, candidates include Adam Hamilton, Patrick Schmidt, and Christy Davis. Votes are also yet to be reported for these candidates.
- Adam Hamilton: 0 votes, 0.0%
- Patrick Schmidt: 0 votes, 0.0%
- Christy Davis: 0 votes, 0.0%
County-Level Results Overview
The report breaks down results by county. As of now, no county has reported any votes for either party’s candidates.
For Republicans:
- Allen County: 0% reported, Roger Marshall and Pond Naramore at 0 votes each.
- Anderson County: 0% reported, Roger Marshall and Pond Naramore at 0 votes each.
- Atchison County: 0% reported, Roger Marshall and Pond Naramore at 0 votes each.
- Barber County: 0% reported, Roger Marshall and Pond Naramore at 0 votes each.
For Democrats:
- Allen County: 0% reported, Adam Hamilton, Patrick Schmidt, and Christy Davis at 0 votes each.
- Anderson County: 0% reported, Adam Hamilton, Patrick Schmidt, and Christy Davis at 0 votes each.
- Atchison County: 0% reported, Adam Hamilton, Patrick Schmidt, and Christy Davis at 0 votes each.
- Barber County: 0% reported, Adam Hamilton, Patrick Schmidt, and Christy Davis at 0 votes each.
The expected vote is the total number of votes anticipated in a race once all votes are recorded. It’s an estimate that can change based on early voting numbers and information from county election officials. Both NBC News and the Associated Press provide these updates.

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