Analysts call Kansas Senate race a test of candidate quality
Political analysts Jacob Rubashkin and Kirk Bado told a crowd at the Dole Institute of Politics in Topeka that the competitive nature of the Kansas U.S. Senate race hinges on candidate quality rather than traditional partisan trends. Bado described the race as a rescue operation for Republican incumbent Roger Marshall, noting that Democratic nominee Adam Hamilton has made the state highly competitive despite President Donald Trump carrying Kansas by double digits in recent presidential elections.
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