Over 700,000 Kansas City-area residents voted in the November 2026 general election.
That is the second-busiest midterm in the last 12 years.
The November election had a packed ballot on both sides of the state line. Kansas Democrats scored when Adam Hamilton defeated incumbent U.S. Senator Roger Marshall. And in Missouri, voters rejected measures that would have banned abortions, gerrymandered the state’s congressional map and ended citizen-led ballot measures…