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Hamilton holds slight lead over Marshall in Kansas Senate contest: Poll
Hamilton leads Marshall 49% to 45% as independents and early voters break his way, according to Emerson College Polling.
- On Friday, October 30, an Emerson College Polling survey of 800 likely voters found Democrat Adam Hamilton leading incumbent Republican Sen. Roger Marshall 49% to 45% in Kansas's Senate race.
- Kansas, which has not elected a Democratic senator since the 1930s, now appears suddenly competitive as nonpartisan analysts classify the race as a 'toss-up' between Hamilton and Marshall.
- Voters identified the economy as their top issue at 44%, with diesel prices in Kansas nearly doubling over the past year from $3.46 to $6.04 per gallon, directly affecting agricultural communities.
- Early voters currently favor Hamilton 66% to 32%, while prediction markets show Hamilton at 54.5% probability, signaling a competitive race heading into November 3.
- While facing a class-action lawsuit alleging illegal interest rates on medical bills, Marshall will receive support as Republican Donald Trump plans to visit Salina, Kansas, this Sunday.
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WaPo Poll Finds Adam Hamilton +9 Over Marshall
The Washington Post reports: In the U.S. Senate race, the Post-Schar School poll of 801 likely voters shows Hamilton leading Marshall 52 percent to 43 percent, with an additional 4 percent supporting Libertarian David Graham. However, the 3.9 percentage-point margin of error that applies to each candidate suggests a wide range of possibilities. Statistically, Marshall … The post WaPo Poll Finds Adam Hamilton +9 Over Marshall appeared first on Jo…
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Leaning Left2Leaning Right3Center4Last UpdatedBias Distribution45% Center
Bias Distribution
- 45% of the sources are Center
45% Center
L 22%
C 45%
R 33%
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