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Kansas Republicans could try to delay election for U.S. Senate if Roger Marshall leaves office

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Candidates and political observers wonder whether Kansas Republicans could attempt to avoid holding an election for U.S. Senate this year by having the incumbent, Republican Roger Marshall, resign from office

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Kansas Republicans could try to delay election for U.S. Senate if Roger Marshall leaves office

Candidates and political observers wonder whether Kansas Republicans could attempt to avoid holding an election for U.S. Senate this year by having the incumbent, Republican Roger Marshall, resign from office

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Kansas Reflector broke the news on Wednesday, June 17, 2026.
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