2026 Primary Election

A federal indictment alleges LeVota offered a candidate a job in exchange for dropping out of the race. 

South Kansas City voters made important decisions about leadership, the petition process, taxes and more.

Sometimes ballot issues have a bigger impact on a person’s daily life than candidate races.

A cease and desist letter from Brett Hueffmeier’s 5th District congressional campaign alleges a volunteer accessed and disclosed secrets to an opposing campaign.

Republican Michael Davis is seeking a fourth term in Missouri’s 56th House district which takes in most of Belton and Raymore. Meet the other candidates.

Candidates running for the seat all live in eastern Jackson County. The “At-Large” title means they are elected by all county voters, not just their district.

The 4th District boundaries go as far north as the Missouri River and travels south almost to Springfield. Its east-west boundaries (in KC) are the state line to Troost Ave.

The 4th District boundaries go as far north as the Missouri River and travels south almost to Springfield. Its east-west boundaries (in KC) are the state line to Troost Ave.

Maloney is a nonprofit public assistance coordinator and Grandview Alderman. Townsend is a retired postal worker and Hickman Mills School Board member.

All Jackson County voters will vote in the At-Large 2nd District Legislator race. The district is west KC from the Missouri River to about 80th Street and Raytown.

Either Stacy Lake, Ryan Meyer, Holmes Osborne, Bill Baird, Dan Tarwater or Manuel Abarca, will run for Executive against Republican Alan Rohlfing on Nov. 3.

Five of the six candidates are millennials, who are heavily underrepresented in the U.S. Congress.

Shifts in Jackson County races make way for new candidates in County Executive, 1st District County Legislator seats.