State Treasurer
Juan C. Luengo
The treasurer safeguards the state's money, from unclaimed property to college savings. Luengo will run the office for Kansas families, not as a political stepping stone.
★ Labor EndorsedGeneral Election, Tuesday, November 3, 2026
When billionaires rig the rules against us, we fight back. These candidates stand with working Kansans for fair pay, safe jobs, and the freedom to form a union and care for the people we love.
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Endorsed by Kansas Labor
A few of the candidates union members voted to back. Enter your address above to see every endorsement on your ballot, or browse the full slate.
State Treasurer
The treasurer safeguards the state's money, from unclaimed property to college savings. Luengo will run the office for Kansas families, not as a political stepping stone.
★ Labor EndorsedU.S. Senate
Union members pledged to get behind the Democratic nominee for Senate, and Kansas picked Hamilton. The Senate writes the rules on union rights, wages, and retirement, and that seat should answer to working Kansans, not billionaires.
★ Labor EndorsedU.S. House, Kansas 1st
The Big First covers more of Kansas than any other district, and the people who work its farms, feedlots, and small towns deserve a representative who works as hard for them. Reinhold won the primary and carries labor's endorsement into November.
★ Labor EndorsedWhy them?
It starts with you, and ends on your ballot.
You & your union
Union members elect delegates to your area's Central Labor Council (CLC).
Your Central Labor Council
Delegates survey candidates, scrutinize their voting records and public statements, and interview them face-to-face.
Your Central Labor Council
The CLC votes on which candidates to carry forward to the statewide convention.
KS AFL-CIO COPE Convention
Delegates from your union and unions across Kansas cast the deciding vote.
The result
An endorsement means a democratic majority of Kansas union members vetted this candidate and voted to back them. That is the slate you see above.
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