Kansas governor

Candidates include Ty Masterson (R) and Cindy Holscher (D). Campaign figures come from each candidate’s filings with the Kansas Public Disclosure Commission. Each figure shows the date it runs through.

Campaign reports here run through July 23, 2026. That’s the newest report Kansas requires. The next one is due Oct. 26, 2026 and covers through Oct. 22, 2026; this page is updated once it’s filed.

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Candidates · what each campaign reported

Ty Masterson (R)

Raised
$1.5M
Spent
$1.0M
Cash on hand
$430K

Through July 23, 2026. State filing.

These figures add his January and July 2026 reports. He also got $55,168 in donated goods and services, which isn’t counted as raised.

Outside money

None listed yet.

Cindy Holscher (D)

Raised
$811K
Spent
$746K
Cash on hand
$65K

Through July 23, 2026. State filing.

These figures add her January and July 2026 reports.

Outside money

None listed yet.

Outside money · groups spending for or against the candidates

Outside spending in this race isn’t listed here yet. The notes below say why.

About these numbers

  • Kansas groups report independent spending on the regular schedule, so nothing spent since July 23 is public yet. It shows up in the Oct. 26 report, then daily starting Oct. 29. Ads that don’t ask for a vote aren’t reported, and neither are the donors behind these groups. News outlets report millions in ads already booked here; we’ll list them once they’re filed.
  • Next report: Pre-general report, covering through Oct. 22, 2026, due Oct. 26, 2026. We’ll update this page once it’s filed.
  • Governor campaigns file with the state, not the FEC, so these numbers come from the Kansas Public Disclosure Commission and are read by hand after each state deadline, so a new filing can take a few days to show up here. National groups like the Republican and Democratic Governors Associations report to the IRS; their transfers are listed when they appear in state or IRS filings.
  • See a mistake or a filing we missed? Email corrections@paidforpolitics.com with a link to the filing.

Last checked Oct. 8, 2026. All governor races · How this works.