U.S. Senate elections in Kansas

40 elections · 1914–present · popular vote
Elections won
R 38 · D 240 Senate elections since 1914
Last decided by
23.0 pts2022, Jerry Moran over Mark R. Holland
Closest ever
0.76 pts1914, Charles Curtis over George A. Neeley
Longest streak
32 in a rowRepublican, 1936–2022
Next election
2026Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Kansas's U.S. Senate seats are held by Republican Jerry Moran and Republican Roger Marshall; Moran won the most recent race by 23.0 points in 2022. Moran has held one seat since 2010 and Marshall the other since 2020. The 2022 race put Moran ahead of Mark R. Holland, 23.0 points clear. Across 40 elections since 1914, Republicans have won 38 and Democrats 2. Of those, the closest was 1914, decided by 0.76 points; the widest 2002, by 73.4 points.

George McGill D 328,992 · Ben S. Paulen R 302,809 · George A. Brown I 65,583 · J. F. Renker I 14,550 · +1 more
Charles Curtis R 180,823 · George A. Neeley D 176,929 · Victor Murdock P 116,755 · Christian B. Hoffman S 24,502 · +1 more