RepublicanDemocraticNames and affiliations come from the checked current 2025–2026 official chamber CSVs, cross-checked against full directories, all 165 profiles, active-member API and the independent SOS 2026 printed directory. All 165 members are serving; November 2026 winners are not substituted before their legal terms. This snapshot does not refresh automatically. District area does not indicate population or vote share.
Official KLRD enacted legal polygons: House Free State 3F (125 districts) and Senate Liberty 3 (40 districts), under Substitute SB 563, signed April 15, 2022, effective April 21 and upheld May 18, 2022. All legal source rings are retained. Census 2024 identifiers supply a separate district-ID check only. Small-scale display, not address-level district determination. Boundaries and serving-member evidence are documented separately.
This is a dated current-member snapshot. Membership follows the active term identified by the official chamber directory. A candidate list or vote lead does not establish a serving member. This view does not refresh automatically.
Current official session-scoped CSVs, full directories, active-member API and all 165 individual member profiles were checked November 6, 2026 (America/Chicago). The independent Secretary of State 2026 published legislative directory corroborates all 125 House and 40 Senate names, districts and parties. Seven documented print/current name variants preserve the current official profile spelling.
Kansas Constitution Article 2 section 2 and statute 46-156 establish two-year House terms and four-year Senate terms beginning the second Monday in January following election. Incoming November 2026 House winners begin January 11, 2027. Statute 46-157 separately governs annual session convening; session opening is not substituted for term authority. No November 2026 winner is promoted early.
House District 121 is served by Mike Storm (Republican). The Secretary of State 2026 Session Laws expressly records his March 16, 2026 swearing-in to replace John Resman following Resman’s death. The current CSV, directory, API and individual profile all identify Storm. No stale Resman profile is published.
All 165 districts have serving members in the checked primary sources. No vacancy or successor is inferred from absence, candidacy, unofficial returns, a future election result or an obsolete member profile.
The official enacted House Free State 3F and Senate Liberty 3 legal polygons under Substitute SB 563 are used for display, with all legal source components retained. The KLRD enacted-plan resources document the April 2022 enactment and May 2022 state Supreme Court approval. Census 2024 identifiers are used only as a district cross-check, not as the display authority.
These are state legislative representation records. No statewide ACS value, district demographic estimate, ZIP finding or ZCTA claim is inferred.
Names and affiliations come from the checked current 2025–2026 official chamber CSVs, cross-checked against full directories, all 165 profiles, active-member API and the independent SOS 2026 printed directory. All 165 members are serving; November 2026 winners are not substituted before their legal terms. This snapshot does not refresh automatically.
Official KLRD enacted legal polygons: House Free State 3F (125 districts) and Senate Liberty 3 (40 districts), under Substitute SB 563, signed April 15, 2022, effective April 21 and upheld May 18, 2022. All legal source rings are retained. Census 2024 identifiers supply a separate district-ID check only. Small-scale display, not address-level district determination.
These maps describe representation. The 2024 ACS State Demographics authority remains statewide; no district, ZIP, or ZCTA demographic findings are inferred.