Get you up to speed: Could Kansas elect its first Democrat to Senate since 1932?
President Trump will campaign on Monday in Kansas as the midterm elections approach. Republican Senator Roger Marshall is currently one point behind Democrat Adam Hamilton in local polls.
Campaign events in Kansas are likely to be closely monitored as the midterm elections draw near, particularly given the narrow polling margins between candidates. The Republican Party is also focusing its efforts on mobilising voters in key states to secure Senate seats.
President Trump is set to campaign in Kansas on Monday as he aims to bolster Republican support ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. With polls indicating a tight race between Republican Sen. Roger Marshall and Democrat Adam Hamilton, strategists anticipate that Trump’s visit may influence voter turnout in the final days leading up to the election.
What remains unclear — It is uncertain how the campaign activities will impact the election outcomes in the tight race between Sen. Roger Marshall and Adam Hamilton.
Could Kansas elect its first Democrat to the Senate in 91 years?
President Trump will return to the campaign trail on Monday in Kansas, a red state, with the midterms fast approaching. Polls there show Republican Sen. Roger Marshall one point behind Democrat Adam Hamilton. Caitlin Huey Burns has more.