Trump Heads to Kansas as Senate Race Shifts to Toss-Up
Summary
President Donald Trump is scheduled to campaign in Salina, Kansas, for Republican Senator Roger Marshall two days before Election Day. The visit comes as Fox News and the Cook Political Report classify the race against Democrat Adam Hamilton as a toss-up, and recent polls cited in the article show Hamilton ahead in some surveys.Key Facts
- Trump is scheduled to speak at Salina Regional Airport at 6 p.m. local time on Sunday.
- Marshall is seeking re-election against Democratic challenger Adam Hamilton, a United Methodist pastor.
- Fox News changed its rating of the Kansas Senate race from “Lean Republican” to “Toss Up.”
- The Cook Political Report changed its rating to “Toss Up” on October 6.
- Trump appeared at a rally for Marshall near Wichita on October 19.
- The Republican National Committee initially said planned in-person events in Kansas and Iowa were canceled, then the Kansas event returned to the schedule for Sunday.
- Trump endorsed Marshall in a Truth Social post and urged supporters to vote.
- An Emerson College Polling survey conducted October 26–28 found Hamilton at 49 percent and Marshall at 45 percent among 800 likely voters.
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