Taxes In Wyandotte County
Higher Taxes In Wyandotte County Making It Impossible To Own A Home
Kansas K-!2 public schools are costing more and educating less. This is not a problem with too many students and too little money. It is simply poor administration. At the Federal Level, State Level, and Yes, your local districts.
Wyandotte County Candidates
Wyandotte County Republican Candidates 2026
The following is a list of the Republican candidates on the ballot in Wyandotte County, KS. There is a Republican on the ballot in every position except for District 32. We are looking for a write-in candidate that would be willing to be on the ballot in that district. If you know of someone willing and qualified please let us know.
Wyandotte County Primary Candidates 2026
This page presents a comprehensive listing of all individuals who filed to appear on the 2026 Kansas primary ballot. For clarity, candidates are grouped into two categories: statewide candidates, who seek offices elected by voters across Kansas, and local candidates, who are running for district‑specific positions within Wyandotte County. Website links are included when available.
Kansas House of Representatives
Dennis Grindel
I am a lifelong Wyandotte County resident and have lived in our District 31 since the year 2000. I have lived a life of service to my country and to my community. I want my country, state, and community to be a safe place where all of us can afford to live for years to come. It is important to be a good listener, understand each other whether we agree or disagree with something, and work together to shape our future.
State Board of Education
USD 500 Raising Taxes
Wyandotte County Taxpayer. Your overtaxed. The KCKPS, USD 500, Board of Education is looking at raising you taxes again. They will meet at their headquarters building of the USD 500 office by Schlagle High School Tuesday July 25 at 5 PM. Stand for your rights to own your house. Don’t be late. They usually lock the doors before 5 PM. If you wish to speak you must register 3 or 4 days early.
Honoring Our Kansas Students
There are moments in public service that remind us school boards are about far more than budgets, politics, or bureaucracy. They are about people, families, and communities. One of those moments came during my service on the Lansing USD 469 School Board when we faced the heartbreaking loss of students before they had the opportunity to walk across the graduation stage with their classmates.
Kansas School Board Policy Must Respect Parental Authority to Safeguard Students During Walkout Protests
UPDATE (April 2026):
The Kansas Legislature has officially enacted new restrictions on student walkout protests after overriding Laura Kelly’s veto of Senate Bill 315. The Kansas Legislature voted 87–36 in the House and 27–12 in the Senate to include the measure within the state’s operations budget.