Kansas Legislature election · Kansas 2026

Kansas House - District 30

Address-matched state representative race. Live voter information supplies the candidates when election coverage is active.

1 active campaign in this snapshot 2 no longer active primary and general Checked August 30, 2026

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Reported party: Democrat

Democrat candidates in this research dataset

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Reported party: Democrat

Amelia Wiederaenders

Political campaign professional and caregiver in Olathe; prioritizes affordability and reproductive health care.

Won the Aug. 4, 2026 Democratic primary (38%) over Tyler Holmes and Zachary Thomas Hawkins; faces incumbent Republican Laura Williams in November. Developing profile

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No longer active in this race

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Reported party: Democrat

Tyler Holmes

Attorney and Blue Valley North graduate from Lenexa; focused on full school funding and data center transparency.

Lost the primary Lost the Aug. 4, 2026 Democratic primary to Amelia Wiederaenders (34%). Developing profile
Reported party: Democrat

Zachary Thomas Hawkins

Laboratory technician in Lenexa; emphasized special education funding.

Lost the primary Lost the Aug. 4, 2026 Democratic primary to Amelia Wiederaenders (29%). Developing profile

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