Elections

Polling Information

Your polling location is determined by the county you live in.

Johnson County‍

  • In-Person Voting - The election worker will ask you for photo ID and your name. Most voters use their driver's license, but state law allows you to use one of many varieties of photographic identification.
    Lake Quivira City Hall
    10 Crescent Blvd.
    Lake Quivira, KS 66217

Wyandotte County‍

  • In-Person Voting - The election worker will ask you for photo ID and your name. Most voters use their driver's license, but state law allows you to use one of many varieties of photographic identification.
    New Story Church
    5500 Woodend Ave
    Kansas City, KS 66106

Polling Information

Your polling location is determined by the county you live in.

In Person Voting Johnson County

The election worker will ask you for photo ID and your name. Most voters use their driver's license, but state law allows you to use one of many varieties of photographic identification. https://sos.ks.gov/elections/photo-id.html

Lake Quivira City Hall 10 Crescent Blvd. Lake Quivira, KS 66217

Advance Voting by Mail Johnson County

Details and Application

Early Voting in Person Johnson County

Details

In Person Voting Wyandotte County

The election worker will ask you for photo ID and your name. Most voters use their driver's license, but state law allows you to use one of many varieties of photographic identification. https://sos.ks.gov/elections/photo-id.html

New Story Church 5500 Woodend Ave Kansas City, KS 66106

Advance Voting by Mail Wyandotte County

Details and Application

Early Voting in Person Wyandotte County

Details

Interested in Serving in City Government?

Qualified candidates interested in running for mayor or city council in the City of Lake Quivira should file with the Johnson County Election Office. Because the Lake Quivira community is situated in both Johnson and Wyandotte counties, the county with the larger population takes precedence during elections (per K.S.A. 25-2110(e). Check here for information on how to file for City offices.

Mayor and City Council – Applicants must meet these requirements: Eighteen years of age A citizen of the United States A resident of the City of Lake Quivira A registered voter Positions Opening Up Next – The following positions are the next opening up in city government: Mayor – 2025 (two-year term) Council member – 2025 (four-year term)

Qualified candidates interested in running for mayor or city council in the City of Lake Quivira should file with the Johnson County Election Office. Because the Lake Quivira community is situated in both Johnson and Wyandotte counties, the county with the larger population takes precedence during elections (per K.S.A. 25-2110(e). Check here for information on how to file for City offices.

Mayor and City Council – Applicants must meet these requirements:

  • Eighteen years of age
  • A citizen of the United States
  • A resident of the City of Lake Quivira
  • A registered voter

Positions Opening Up in 2025 – The following positions are the next opening up in city government:

  • Mayor – 2025 (two-year term)
  • Council member – 2025 (four-year term)