Celeste Racette, a candidate for Sedgwick County Commission speaks with Jeffery Jarman, a candidate for Kansas Board of Education. Both lost their races, according to unofficial election night results.
Several Kansas Board of Education seats were up for election this year, with two representing sections of Sedgwick County.
Democrat incumbent Betty Arnold pulled ahead of Republican Jason Carmichael early Tuesday night. But Carmichael shrunk the gap by midnight, with 41,493 votes compared to Arnold’s 43,472. Arnold will continue to represent District 8.
Republican Debby Potter won District 10 with 78,318 votes, compared to opponent Jeffrey Jarman’s 40,764. Green party candidate Kent Rowe received less than 10% of the total votes.
Live, unofficial election results can be viewed on the 2024 Kansas General Election Unofficial Results website.
