Political texting · Kansas
Political texting in Kansas
How campaigns and officials reach Kansas voters by text, compliantly - from the statewide races to every county.
The 2026 Kansas ballot
A U.S. Senate seat and all 4 U.S. House seats are on Kansas's 2026 ballot.
U.S. Senate 2026 · statewide
RepRoger W. "Doc" Marshall Incumbent
DemAdam Hamilton
LibDavid Graha
LibDavid Graham
U.S. House · District 1 2026
RepTracey Robert Mann Incumbent
DemLauren Reinhold
LibSteven Robert Jacob
U.S. House · District 2 2026
RepDerek Schmidt Incumbent
DemDon Coover
LibJohn Hauer
U.S. House · District 3 2026
DemSharice L. Davids Incumbent
RepEric Jenkins
LibSteven Adam "Steve" Hohe
U.S. House · District 4 2026
RepRon Estes Incumbent
DemKaty Tyndell
LibAndrew Ira "Drew" Cranmer
Compiled from official filings. Full coverage in the Kansas election center.
The rules for texting Kansas voters
Kansas campaigns text under two layers of rules. The federal TCPA is the floor: prior express consent before sending, honored opt-outs, and automated messages limited to 8 a.m.-9 p.m. in the recipient's local time. On top sit Kansas's own consumer-protection and telemarketing rules and the carrier standard (the CTIA Messaging Principles) that decides whether messages deliver at all.
The discipline is the same everywhere: text only people who opted in, identify yourself, honor STOP instantly, and gate every send to legal hours for each recipient. Do that and you are compliant with the law and welcome on the carriers' network.
Quiet hours run on the voter's clock. Every message has to be gated to each recipient's own local time, not the campaign's.
Run a compliant program in Kansas
- Build a consented list. Collect opt-ins with a clear call to action, and keep the record.
- Register properly. Complete 10DLC brand and campaign registration before you send.
- Gate every send to legal hours per recipient, so no voter gets a text outside 8 a.m.-9 p.m. their time.
- Honor STOP and HELP automatically, and keep the opt-out record as compliance evidence.
- Send things people want - useful, identified, on-cadence - so the messages land and complaints don't.
Kansas by county
Txtra covers campaigns in all 105 counties across Kansas.
Allen CountyAnderson CountyAtchison CountyBarber CountyBarton CountyBourbon CountyBrown CountyButler CountyChase CountyChautauqua CountyCherokee CountyCheyenne CountyClark CountyClay CountyCloud CountyCoffey CountyComanche CountyCowley CountyCrawford CountyDecatur CountyDickinson CountyDoniphan CountyDouglas CountyEdwards CountyElk CountyEllis CountyEllsworth CountyFinney CountyFord CountyFranklin CountyGeary CountyGove CountyGraham CountyGrant CountyGray CountyGreeley CountyGreenwood CountyHamilton CountyHarper CountyHarvey CountyHaskell CountyHodgeman CountyJackson CountyJefferson CountyJewell CountyJohnson CountyKearny CountyKingman CountyKiowa CountyLabette CountyLane CountyLeavenworth CountyLincoln CountyLinn CountyLogan CountyLyon CountyMcPherson CountyMarion CountyMarshall CountyMeade CountyMiami CountyMitchell CountyMontgomery CountyMorris CountyMorton CountyNemaha CountyNeosho CountyNess CountyNorton CountyOsage CountyOsborne CountyOttawa CountyPawnee CountyPhillips CountyPottawatomie CountyPratt CountyRawlins CountyReno CountyRepublic CountyRice CountyRiley CountyRooks CountyRush CountyRussell CountySaline CountyScott CountySedgwick CountySeward CountyShawnee CountySheridan CountySherman CountySmith CountyStafford CountyStanton CountyStevens CountySumner CountyThomas CountyTrego CountyWabaunsee CountyWallace CountyWashington CountyWichita CountyWilson CountyWoodson CountyWyandotte County