Trump Takes His Midterm Push to Kansas, Where a GOP Senate Seat Got Tight
Republicans are pouring money into Senate races in Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa, AP reports, as Sen. Roger Marshall faces a tough challenge.
President Donald Trump headed to Kansas on Monday to rally farmers' votes in the latest stop of his midterm campaign push, the Associated Press reported. Republicans are pouring money into Senate races in Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa amid concerns about voter enthusiasm, AP said.
Trump won Kansas by 16 percentage points in 2024, but Republican Sen. Roger Marshall now faces a tough race, according to AP. NBC News reported that his Democratic challenger is Adam Hamilton, a Methodist megachurch pastor who outraised Marshall in the three months before October. NBC also reported its new polling shows 71% of Americans think the country is on the wrong track. The midterms are Nov. 3.