TOPEKA (KSNT) – Incumbent Representative Sharice Davids (D) has won her reelection campaign for the District 3 congressional seat.
A majority of Kansans voted in favor of Davids serving another term as representative for the District 3 seat, according to the Associated Press. She defeated her opponents, Eric Jenkins (R) and Steven A. Hohe (L), in the 2026 general election.
- Davids – 198,415/60.1%
- Jenkins – 125,176/37.9%
- Hohe – 6,711/2%
“Tonight, Kansans sent a clear message that they want pragmatic leadership focused on fighting corruption, finding common ground, and lowering costs for hardworking families,” Davids said in a press release. “Traveling across our district throughout this campaign reaffirmed that when we reject partisanship and extremism, we can deliver real, common-sense progress together. It remains the absolute honor of my life to serve the Third District, and I am ready to head back to Washington to keep working across the aisle and building a stronger future for Kansas.”
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