WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) -- Kansas voters have 14 other people they can choose for United States president. A relatively new Kansas law requires write-in candidates to file with the Secretary of State's Office, and 14 people did. Two are from Kansas. While your ballot will only show Democrat Kamala Harris, Republican Donald Trump, Libertarian Chase Oliver, and Independent Robert Kennedy Jr., you can write in any of these names: Write-in candidates for presidentRunning matePaij J. Boring, Latham, KansasJourney Rutschman, Gilbert Arizona Ajay Sood, Shawnee, KansasRichard Mende, Independence, MissouriShiva Ayyadurai, Belmont, MassachusettsCrystal Ellis, Omaha, NebraskaDouglas A. Bell, Alexander City, AlabamaSarah E. Bell, Alexander City, AlabamaPresident R. Boddie, Bishop, GeorgiaEric C. Stoneham, Anchorage, AlaskaClaudia De la Cruz, Teaneck, New JerseyKarina Garcia, Elmhurst, New YorkChris M. Garrity, Somersworth, New HampshireCody L. Ballard, Fort Washington, MarylandJohn R. Gibb Jr., Hyde Park, UtahTony Jones, Narragansett, Rhode IslandDoug H. Jenkins, Madison, Wisconsin Kimberly A. Lalonde, Madison, WisconsinAndre’ R. McNeil, St. LouisRoschelle D. McNeil, St. LouisFuture Madam Potus, Anchorage, AlaskaJessica C. Kennedy, Crandall, TexasPeter A. Sonski, Higganum, ConnecticutLauren M. Onak, Holliston, Massachusetts Jill Stein, Lexington, MassachusettsWare Rudolph, Croleta CaliforniaCornel West, Newington, VirginiaMelina Abdullah, Los AngelesWrite-in candidates do not have to claim a party affiliation. Any votes for these candidates will be counted. If you write in any other name, such as Mickey Mouse, Superman, or your pet's name, it will not be counted. KSN Election Guide: 2024 Candidate Profiles You will not be able to see the write-in results on election night. The Secretary of State's Office plans to release the numbers when it finalizes the 2024 election results.