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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) -- How delegates from Kansas have been allocated in the Democratic and Republican presidential races:

DEMOCRATIC

-- National convention: Aug. 25-28 in Denver.

-- Total Kansas delegates: 41. Of those, 32 were at stake in Feb. 5 caucuses; eight are ''superdelegates,'' party leaders and elected officials who go to the convention no matter whom they support; one is an unofficially unpledged ''add-on'' delegate.

-- For Illinois Sen. Barack Obama: 26. Twenty-three were won in the caucuses and three, including Gov. Kathleen Sebelius are superdelegates who've endorsed him.

-- For New York Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton: 10. Nine were won in the caucuses, and one is a superdelegate.

-- Uncommitted: 5, all superdelegates.

REPUBLICAN

National convention: Sept. 1-4 in Minneapolis-St. Paul.

Total Kansas delegates: 39. Of those, 36 were at stake in Feb. 9 caucuses and three are party leaders who go to the convention no matter whom they support.

For former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee: 36, all won in the caucuses.

For Arizona Sen. John McCain: 2, both party leaders who've endorsed him.

Uncommitted: 1, state GOP Chairman Kris Kobach.