A closely contested Senate race in Kansas has taken an unexpected turn, with the Democratic candidate holding a razor-thin lead over the incumbent Republican governor in new polling. The survey shows the Democratic challenger ahead by just two points, while a Libertarian candidate has also garnered a small but notable share of the vote. With a significant portion of voters still undecided, the outcome remains highly uncertain as the campaign enters its final stretch. The results highlight the competitive nature of this election in a state traditionally leaning conservative.
Democrat Adam Hamilton narrowly leads Republican Gov. Roger Marshall in a tight race for Senate in red Kansas, according to new polling. A new The Hill/Emerson College Polling survey found Hamilton ahead by 2 percentage points, with 45 percent to Marshall’s 43 percent. Another 4 percent chose Libertarian candidate David Graham, and 8 percent were...
