It’s finally here: Election Day 2024!
After weeks of hosting live, in-person forums and collecting and publishing dozens of local candidates’ answers to our readers’ questions, the Johnson County Post has put a bow on its election coverage.
Early voting saw record turnout in Johnson County, with more than 200,000 voters going to early voting sites in person and another 50,000 or so requesting mail-in ballots.
But tens of thousands more Johnson Countians are expected to head to the polls today to cast ballots for president, Congress, the Kansas House and Senate, county-level offices and local and state judges.
Polls will be open in Johnson County Tuesday from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.
After that, local election officials express confidence ballots will be counted and final unofficial results from races in Johnson County will be known later Tuesday night.
The Post has strived this election season to give you direct access to the people who are vying to govern your Johnson County community, hold sway over your tax dollars and make important decisions on your behalf.
So now, it’s up to you to get out and vote if you haven’t already done so.
Below, you’ll find links to our one-stop primers for all the local races and candidates you’ll see on your ballot:
