KSUT publishes voter guide for the 2026 election

The 2026 guide

KSUT Public Radio has published a voter guide for the 2026 election. The listing is broad: it does not identify a particular election, office, race or candidate as its focus.

That means the guide should not be read as a candidate comparison for a single contest. No candidate names or documented policy positions are attached to the listing. It also does not identify a specific ballot, jurisdiction or election date.

How voters can use it

Voters can use a general guide as a starting point before checking the details that apply to their own ballot. Those details may include which contests appear, who is running, when voting takes place and what rules govern registration and ballot access.

Because no individual race is directly linked, readers should distinguish between general election information and instructions issued for their own jurisdiction. Official election offices administer voting and maintain the records voters need to confirm deadlines, eligibility requirements, polling information and ballot procedures.

What remains to be identified

The next useful details would be the elections covered by the guide and any primary election records connected to them. Candidate information would also need to be tied to a named race before positions could be compared fairly.

Until a race is identified, there is no candidate field to assess and no documented campaign position to describe. Voters should look for updates that name the relevant jurisdiction, office, election date and official election record before relying on the guide for a specific voting decision.