These are labeled the unofficial results from election night in Barton County. The final canvassed totals may differ slightly.
Turnout: 4,840 of 17,025 registered voters cast ballots (28.43% overall) — Republican turnout 37.34%, Democratic turnout 36.78%, Nonpartisan 5.02%.
Ballot Question
The Constitutional Amendment question failed at the state level but passed narrowly in Barton County: YES 2,392 (50.8%) to NO 2,318 (49.2%).
Local Races
Rep County Commissioner 1st District: Dale E. Maneth (487) led Duane A. Reif (361) and Matthew Gerritzen (67)
Rep County Commissioner 4th District: Tricia Schlessiger (543) beat Kevin Rose (336)
Rep County Commissioner 5th District: Stanley Behrends (516) beat Johnathan M. Robinson (309)
Numerous uncontested township clerk and precinct committeeman/committeewoman races filled out the rest of the ballot (many with only write-in votes recorded).
Top Statewide/Federal Races
Democratic — U.S. Senate: Adam Hamilton led a crowded 9-candidate field with 265 votes, followed by Noah Taylor (184) and Christy Davis (127).
Republican — U.S. Senate: Roger Marshall won decisively with 2,883 votes (78%) over Pond Naramore (827).
Democratic — U.S. House: Lauren Reinhold beat Colin McRoberts, 432 to 246.
Republican — U.S. House: Tracey Mann led Craig Musser, 2,440 to 1,227.
Democratic — Governor/Lt. Governor: Ethan Corson/Renee Duxler led with 353 votes, ahead of Cindy Holscher/KC Ohaebosim (303) and Curt Skoog/Jennifer Bacani McKenney (89).
Republican — Governor/Lt. Governor: Ty Masterson/Jeffrey Klemp led with 1,564 votes, followed by Philip Sarnecki/Joy Eakins (760) and Scott Schwab/Ken Rahjes (691).
Other Statewide Races (mostly uncontested in this county)
Dem Secretary of State: Jennifer Day (582) over Samuel Lane (110)
Dem Attorney General: Chris Mann (unopposed, 652)
Rep Attorney General: Kris Kobach (unopposed, 3,208)
Rep Secretary of State: Pat Proctor (unopposed, 3,104)
Rep State Treasurer: Steven Johnson (unopposed, 3,234)
Dem State Treasurer: Juan C. Luengo (unopposed, 636)
Insurance Commissioner, State Board of Education, and District Judge races were largely single-candidate on both sides.
