Democrat Wins a Kansas Senate Seat for the First Time Since 1932
Headline from New York Times · First reported Nov 3, 10:49 PM ET () · Updated Nov 4, 12:04 AM ET · 2 sources, 2 articles
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The Rev. Adam Hamilton, a centrist Democrat, ousted Senator Roger Marshall, a Republican who was bogged down by President Trump’s unpopularity.
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Democrat Wins a Kansas Senate Seat for the First Time Since 1932
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Democrat Wins a Kansas Senate Seat for the First Time Since 1932
The Rev. Adam Hamilton, a centrist Democrat, ousted Senator Roger Marshall, a Republican who was bogged down by President Trump’s unpopularity.
Democrats Flip Kansas Senate Seat in Farm State Rebuke to Trump
Adam Hamilton flipped a US Senate seat in Kansas, capitalizing on anger over President Donald Trump’s tariffs and high fuel prices generated by the Iran war to become the first Democrat since 1932 to be elected to the chamber from the Great Plains state.
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