Eric Lund is running for Kansas treasurer as the Libertarian Party nominee in the Nov. 3, 2026, general election.
Lund, a Paola, Kansas, resident, faces Republican Steven Johnson and Democrat Juan C. Luengo in the statewide race, according to the Johnson County Election Office. He is certified for the ballot.
The treasurer's race carries added weight for the Libertarian Party of Kansas. The party must receive at least 1 percent of the vote in at least one statewide race to maintain its recognized status in the state, according to Independent Political Report. Kansas Libertarians have held that status since 1992.
Candidate information
- Name: Eric Lund
- Party: Libertarian
- Residence: Paola, Kansas
- Office sought: Kansas treasurer
- Election date: Nov. 3, 2026
Experience and public service
Lund serves as secretary of the Libertarian Party of Kansas Executive Committee, according to Independent Political Report.
Registered Libertarians nominated Lund at the Libertarian Party of Kansas annual state convention on April 25, 2026, in Wichita. He was also elected as one of twelve Kansas delegates to the Libertarian Party National Convention in 2026, according to the LPKS.
No additional professional background or education details were available for this profile.
On the issues
No policy positions or issue responses from Lund were available for this profile. The Overland Park Chronicle will update this profile if the candidate provides additional information.
About this profile
This candidate profile was compiled from publicly available sources, including the Johnson County Election Office and the Libertarian Party of Kansas. It has not been reviewed or approved by the candidate. Voters can find additional election information through the Johnson County Election Office.
The Kansas treasurer race appears on Johnson County ballots. Lund's candidacy is one of the statewide contests where the Libertarian Party's recognized status hinges on clearing the 1 percent vote threshold.
