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- President Donald Trump travels to Wichita, Kansas, on Monday to campaign for Republican Senator Roger Marshall, aiming to energize the conservative base weeks before the November 3 election.
- The visit follows polling showing a tight race between Marshall and Democrat Adam Hamilton, as Democrats seek to flip four seats to regain control of the U.S. Senate.
- Farmers express frustration over rising diesel costs, which averaged $6.0722 per gallon in Kansas on Monday, and tariffs on imported machines have strained operations and voter sentiment.
- Financial reports show Hamilton raised nearly $10 million in the third quarter, outpacing Marshall, who raised less than $1 million, though the incumbent remains favored on prediction markets.
- The toss-up race in Kansas could determine which party controls the Senate when U.S. Congress reconvenes next year, as Republicans currently hold a 53-47 majority.
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The very fact that Donald Trump showed up in Kansas at all says more about the impending electoral disaster that threatens his Republican Party next month than anything he said during his dark and disjointed 98-minute campaign speech.
GOP's 94-Year Streak in Kansas Is in Jeopardy
President Trump's visit to Kansas on Monday calls attention to one of the more intriguing races in the midterms: GOP Sen. Roger Marshall is in a surprisingly close race with Democratic challenger Adam Hamilton, a megachurch Methodist pastor. The reason for the intrigue: Democrats haven't won a Senator seat in...
Trump’s 'freak show' rallies have a problem even Republicans can’t ignore
A prominent Republican from Kansas has called out President Donald Trump’s campaign rallies and questioned how effective they are in getting voters to turn up at the polls. Former Kansas Gov. Bill Graves compared Trump campaign events to a “freak show at the carnival” during a CNN interview Monday, questioning whether the president showing up to support Sen. Roger Marshall in his reelection campaign would actually help.Graves, who governed deep-…
Trump rallies for Marshall, Kansas Republican candidates
President Donald Trump flew into Kansas on Monday to drum up support for Republican U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall and a lineup of Republican candidates in a historic election that could see the first Democrat elected to the U.S. Senate from Kansas since 1932. Addressing a boisterous audience at the Heartland Credit Union Arena in the Wichita suburb of Park City, Trump took on a lineup of national Democrats that he linked to Democratic pastor Adam Ham…
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