Voter files by state

How to get the Kansas voter file

Anyone can buy the Kansas voter file for non-business use, and campaign use is allowed. The statewide file is $300.

Facts checked October 1, 2026 from official sources.

The Kansas voter file at a glance

Kansas voter file facts
Who provides it	The Kansas Secretary of State
Who can get it	Anyone who certifies they have a right to the records. Campaign use is allowed.
Cost	$300 for the whole state. Each district pick is $100. Each party pick is $50.
Vote history included	Not stated by the state
Format	A data file by email or CD.
How to request	Sign the request form and pay by card or prepaid account.
Rules for use	No business use. Campaign use does not count as business use.

Good to know: The price went from $200 to $300 in 2026. The form does not say if vote history is included, so ask before you order.

Some of these details come from secondary sources. Confirm them with the state office before you buy.

Pick the voters you want to reach this week. Group them by street, then split them into lists one person can walk in a shift.

Our guide covers how to build a walk list, and the free walk list template gives you a sheet to print.

Then book a named volunteer for every list. That is the part Capstone Volunteer does.

Enter your sites and dates. You get your number in seconds and a shift plan to download. No sign-up.

Checked October 1, 2026. Fees and rules change. The state office has the final word.

How much does the Kansas voter file cost?

$300 for the whole state. Each district pick is $100. Each party pick is $50. Checked October 1, 2026. Confirm with the state before you buy.

Who can get the Kansas voter file?

Anyone who certifies they have a right to the records. Campaign use is allowed.

Does the Kansas voter file include vote history?

Not stated by the state.

What do campaigns do with the voter file?

They pick the voters to reach, cut them into turf, and print walk lists for canvassers.