- Donald Trump won Kansas, per Decision Desk HQ.
- Kansas has voted for a Republican president in every election since 1964.
- The state has six electoral votes.
- Republicans hold five of Kansas' six congressional seats.
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Donald Trump won Kansas, per Decision Desk HQ.
Kansas has voted Republican in every presidential election since 1964, reliably serving as a mainstay of the Republican nominee's electoral-vote count.
The state is home to competitive down-ballot races in the 2nd and 3rd Congressional Districts as well as in the Senate.
Control of Kansas' state government is split: The governor is a Democrat, while the Republicans hold both chambers of the Legislature. In Congress, Kansas' delegation is majority Republican, with five of six congressional seats.
The state has six electoral votes and was not expected by analysts to be competitive.