According to the Kansas Secretary of State’s office, here are the early returns for closely watched races in Tuesday’s general election (updated regularly):

US Senate Precincts Reporting: 3030 of 3479

Candidate Votes i-Greg Orman 334,520 L-Randall Batson 32,573 R-Pat Roberts 410,820

Governor Precincts Reporting: 2982 of 3479

Candidate Votes D-Paul Davis 353,827 L-Keen A. Umbehr 29,891 R-Sam Brownback 376,268

SOS Precincts Reporting: 2982 of 3479

Candidate Votes D-Jean Kurtis Schodorf 309,381 R-Kris Kobach 442,095

US House 1 Precincts Reporting: 1146 of 1332

Candidate Votes D-James E. Sherow 54,775 R-Tim Huelskamp 110,679

US House 2 Precincts Reporting: 682 of 912

Candidate Votes D-Margie Wakefield 72,402 L-Christopher Clemmons 7,920 R-Lynn Jenkins 105,787

US House 3 Precincts Reporting: 620 of 620

Candidate Votes D-Kelly Kultala 87,781 R-Kevin Yoder 132,501

US House 4 Precincts Reporting: 582 of 615

Candidate Votes D-Perry L. Schuckman 65,848 R-Mike Pompeo 131,186

AG Precincts Reporting: 2982 of 3479

Candidate Votes D-A.J. Kotich 249,979 R-Derek Schmidt 489,102

COI Precincts Reporting: 2982 of 3479

Candidate Votes D-Dennis Anderson 284,503 R-Ken Selzer 444,131

Supreme 4 Precincts Reporting: 2982 of 3479

Candidate Votes   Eric S. Rosen – “YES” 351,421   Eric S. Rosen – “NO” 310,284

Supreme 6 Precincts Reporting: 2981 of 3479

Candidate Votes   Lee Johnson – “YES” 345,954   Lee Johson – “NO” 305,970

CA1 Precincts Reporting: 2944 of 3479

Candidate Votes   Constitutional Amendment – “YES” 533,088   Constitutional Amendment – “NO” 180,313