less results, but they're better.
| poll source | landline or internet | end date |
outcome | valid poll? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| https://afightworthhaving.com/polling/2026/kansas | landline | oct 23 | in the margin | yes |
| https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/28856723-cnn-poll-conducted-by-ssrs-kansas-october/ | internet and landline |
oct 26 | in the margin | low quality mixed sampling |
| https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2026/10/30/we-polled-kansas-democrats-wanted-talk-republicans-not-so-much/ | landline | oct 26 | d+1 past margin* |
yes |
the washington post survey is notable but the analysis posted with the survey indicated that democrats in kansas were eager to talk about politics on the phone and republicans weren't. that makes sense to me. i did phone work as a kid. in kansas, democrats are far less numerous, and perhaps a little lonely.
these results are neither conclusive nor convincing. again, it's extremely unlikely that the democrats flip kansas, given the on the ground difficulties. the data does not support the idea that this is going to flip.