The filing deadline for Kansas House candidates passed at noon Monday.
There were 261 candidates who filed for House seats, including 136 Republicans and 125 Democrats.
There are 25 Republican primaries and 19 Democratic primaries.
The llist could change since one Democratic candidate has filed an objection to not being placed on the ballot in House District 122, an issue that could be settled by June 12.
Most notably on Monday, former Democratic state Rep. Jason Probst of Hutchinson filed to run again in the 102nd House District. He was unseated by Republican Rep. Kyler Sweely two years ago.
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