Kansas Abortion Amendment Election Results
Kansas Abortion Amendment Election Results
‹ See all Kansas state resultsKansans will vote on an amendment concerning whether to remove abortion rights protections from their State Constitution. If the measure passes, it could pave the way for state lawmakers to pass far-reaching abortion restrictions, or even to pursue a ban.
Should the Kansas constitution be amended to remove protections of abortion rights?
| Answer | Votes | Pct. |
|---|---|---|
|
No
|
543,855 | 59.0% |
|
Yes
|
378,466 | 41.0 |
Total reported |
922,321 |
Results by county
| County | No | Yes | Est. rpt. | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Johnson | 69% | 31% | >95% | ||
| Sedgwick | 58 | 42 | >95% | ||
| Shawnee | 66 | 34 | >95% | ||
| Douglas | 81 | 19 | >95% | ||
| Wyandotte | 74 | 26 | >95% | ||
| Leavenworth | 59 | 41 | >95% | ||
| Butler | 50 | 50 | >95% | ||
| Reno | 49 | 51 | >95% | ||
| Riley | 68 | 32 | >95% | ||
| Saline | 55 | 45 | >95% | ||
| Harvey | 53 | 47 | >95% | ||
| Miami | 52 | 48 | >95% | ||
| Crawford | 55 | 45 | >95% | ||
| McPherson | 46 | 54 | >95% | ||
| Lyon | 63 | 37 | >95% | ||
| Ellis | 42 | 58 | >95% | ||
| Pottawatomie | 44 | 56 | >95% | ||
| Cowley | 52 | 48 | >95% | ||
| Franklin | 56 | 44 | >95% | ||
| Montgomery | 42 | 58 | >95% | ||
| Barton | 45 | 55 | >95% | ||
| Sumner | 47 | 53 | >95% | ||
| Finney | 48 | 52 | >95% | ||
| Jefferson | 55 | 45 | >95% | ||
| Dickinson | 46 | 54 | >95% | ||
| Osage | 56 | 44 | >95% | ||
| Ford | 48 | 52 | >95% | ||
| Geary | 61 | 39 | >95% | ||
| Labette | 49 | 51 | >95% | ||
| Atchison | 50 | 50 | >95% | ||
| Cherokee | 38 | 62 | >95% | ||
| Jackson | 52 | 48 | >95% | ||
| Neosho | 45 | 55 | >95% | ||
| Marion | 40 | 60 | >95% | ||
| Bourbon | 42 | 58 | >95% | ||
| Nemaha | 25 | 75 | >95% | ||
| Allen | 50 | 50 | >95% | ||
| Marshall | 42 | 58 | >95% | ||
| Coffey | 47 | 53 | >95% | ||
| Linn | 41 | 59 | >95% | ||
| Clay | 42 | 58 | >95% | ||
| Wabaunsee | 46 | 54 | >95% | ||
| Brown | 44 | 56 | >95% | ||
| Pratt | 46 | 54 | >95% | ||
| Kingman | 36 | 64 | >95% | ||
| Cloud | 40 | 60 | >95% | ||
| Rice | 42 | 58 | >95% | ||
| Seward | 50 | 50 | >95% | ||
| Thomas | 32 | 68 | >95% | ||
| Anderson | 40 | 60 | 93% | ||
| Wilson | 44 | 56 | 91% | ||
| Russell | 45 | 55 | >95% | ||
| Doniphan | 37 | 63 | >95% | ||
| Mitchell | 36 | 64 | >95% | ||
| Ottawa | 39 | 61 | >95% | ||
| Washington | 26 | 74 | >95% | ||
| Morris | 50 | 50 | >95% | ||
| Greenwood | 50 | 50 | 94% | ||
| Pawnee | 44 | 56 | >95% | ||
| Ellsworth | 44 | 56 | 93% | ||
| Rooks | 34 | 66 | 86% | ||
| Harper | 43 | 57 | >95% | ||
| Phillips | 31 | 69 | 93% | ||
| Sherman | 38 | 62 | 89% | ||
| Republic | 37 | 63 | >95% | ||
| Scott | 33 | 67 | >95% | ||
| Gray | 32 | 68 | >95% | ||
| Norton | 36 | 64 | >95% | ||
| Barber | 31 | 69 | >95% | ||
| Stafford | 43 | 57 | 87% | ||
| Smith | 31 | 69 | 88% | ||
| Grant | 35 | 65 | >95% | ||
| Osborne | 32 | 68 | >95% | ||
| Rush | 43 | 57 | >95% | ||
| Meade | 32 | 68 | >95% | ||
| Chase | 48 | 52 | >95% | ||
| Trego | 35 | 65 | >95% | ||
| Stevens | 27 | 73 | 83% | ||
| Lincoln | 34 | 66 | >95% | ||
| Sheridan | 22 | 78 | >95% | ||
| Woodson | 40 | 60 | >95% | ||
| Rawlins | 28 | 72 | >95% | ||
| Logan | 30 | 70 | >95% | ||
| Jewell | 33 | 67 | 95% | ||
| Ness | 28 | 72 | >95% | ||
| Edwards | 39 | 61 | 91% | ||
| Chautauqua | 33 | 67 | >95% | ||
| Elk | 44 | 56 | >95% | ||
| Decatur | 39 | 61 | >95% | ||
| Gove | 21 | 79 | >95% | ||
| Haskell | 33 | 67 | >95% | ||
| Comanche | 36 | 64 | >95% | ||
| Kearny | 37 | 63 | 88% | ||
| Cheyenne | 31 | 69 | >95% | ||
| Graham | 37 | 63 | >95% | ||
| Kiowa | 35 | 65 | >95% | ||
| Clark | 35 | 65 | >95% | ||
| Hodgeman | 28 | 72 | >95% | ||
| Wichita | 22 | 78 | >95% | ||
| Morton | 32 | 68 | 95% | ||
| Lane | 40 | 60 | 95% | ||
| Wallace | 17 | 83 | 90% | ||
| Hamilton | 44 | 56 | >95% | ||
| Greeley | 39 | 61 | >95% | ||
| Stanton | 31 | 69 | >95% | ||
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