Republicans fully acknowledge that they are facing political headwinds going into the midterm elections in November, and those winds are swirling in a race that has become quietly competitive as Election Day nears.Kansas has, for nearly a century, consistently elected Republicans to the Senate.But in a midterm election year when voters are unhappy with the Trump administration’s actions and its impacts on the economy, the race between Sen.
Roger Marshall, R-Kan., and megachurch pastor Adam Hamilton has tightened more than some in the GOP would have liked.Sen.Tim Scott, R-S.C., the Senate GOP’s campaign chief, acknowledged that the race is close, but remained confident Marshall would hold on.WOKE MEGACHURCH PASTOR, DEM NOMINEE CALLED ON CONGREGATION TO REPENT FOR DRIVING, EATING BEEFSen.
Roger Marshall, R-Kan., accused House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., of being "butt hurt" over the Trump-Schumer deal to fund the government.(Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images)"Listen, I think, if you look at Kansas, it's a very competitive state, more competitive than I'd like to see it, but the fact of the matter is that we're gonna win in Kansas," Scott said.Republicans are trying to maintain and grow their 53-seat majority, but face many toss-up contests across the map, and voters that are frustrated with high fuel prices, tariffs and the war in Iran, that could threaten that grip on power.Kansas isn’t in that toss-up category, but it was recently downgraded by "Likely Republican" to "Lean Republican" by the Cook Political Report and in Fox News’ election power rankings."No one should be surprised that Adam’s message of leading from the middle and working together is resonating across Kansas," Tyson Brody, a spokesperson for Hamilton told Fox News Digital.KANSAS DEMOCRAT BEGS KAMALA HARRIS NOT TO CAMPAIGN WITH HIM, ‘PLEASE DO NOT COME TO MY STATE’"Roger Marshall has spent the past 18 months hiding from his constituents, voting to slash hea...