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Politics · Elections · published 2026-10-19 · via The Guardian

Trump rallies for Marshall in tightening Kansas Senate race

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Donald Trump is traveling to Kansas to campaign for Republican Senator Roger Marshall, who is facing a closer-than-expected race against Democrat Adam Hamilton. Marshall's medical billing controversy has weakened his position, though he remains favored to win.

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Marshall, the Republican incumbent, remains favored despite a controversy over medical billing that has damaged him. Hamilton leads a large Methodist congregation and won 35% in a Democratic primary field of 11. His campaign said it set a three-month fundraising high for Kansas, and two election forecasters now call

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