Kansas could send first Democrat to Senate since 1932 as polls shows close Hamilton-Marshall race
Summary
Kansas might elect its first Democratic U.S. Senator since 1932, with the race between Adam Hamilton and Senator Roger Marshall very close in recent polls. This marks a shift in what has traditionally been a Republican stronghold.Key Facts
- The last time a Democrat won a Senate seat in Kansas was in 1932.
- Current polls show a close race between Democrat Adam Hamilton and Republican Senator Roger Marshall.
- Kansas is historically a Republican state but is becoming a battleground this election year.
- The race is attracting national attention because of its competitiveness.
- This Senate election could change the political balance in Kansas and possibly in the Senate.
- CBS News is covering updates and interviews related to the race.
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