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Ongoing2 earlier updates10 days

This story has run 3 times over 10 days, starting Sep 30.

  1. Republicans move Senate money to defend Texas and send Trump to Ohio as Georgia and North Carolina slip
  2. Cook moves Kansas Senate race to toss-up and shifts North Carolina and New Hampshire toward Democrats
  3. UpdateDemocrats' Senate Majority PAC starts $5 million Kansas ad buy against Sen. Roger Marshall — this issue
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Democrats' Senate Majority PAC starts $5 million Kansas ad buy against Sen. Roger Marshall

Political Guyentist · October 10, 20261 min read

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The Schumer-aligned Senate Majority PAC is spending $5 million on Kansas TV ads from Saturday, Oct. 10, through Election Day, vs. more than $10 million the GOP's Senate Leadership Fund has booked. The money backs Adam Hamilton (D-KS) against Roger Marshall (Sen-R Kansas). The first ad hits Marshall for voting to table an amendment to release the Epstein files.

Catch upwhat happened before · 2 earlier issues

On Sept. 30, Republicans shifted Senate money to defend Texas and sent Trump to Ohio as Georgia and North Carolina slipped. On Oct. 7, Cook moved Kansas to toss-up and projected Democrats gaining 2 to 6 Senate seats; they need 4 for a majority.

Where the race standsNYT: Hamilton narrowly leads in recent polls.3 details
  • NYT: Hamilton narrowly leads in recent polls.
  • Co/Efficient (R) poll: Marshall +5, which James Surowiecki called "not good news for Republicans."
  • SMP spokesperson Lauren French: "The gap is closing in Kansas."

What we’re less sure of4 of 8 claims