Republicans Get New Midterm Warning Sign as Kansas Senate Race Shifts
Sabato’s Crystal Ball shifted the race from Leans Republican to a Toss-Up on Wednesday.
Election forecaster Sabato's Crystal Ball has changed the Kansas Senate race between Republican incumbent Senator Roger Marshall and Democrat Adam Hamilton from Leans Republican to a Toss-Up. This marks the first time Republicans need to win four of the five remaining competitive Senate races to take control of the Senate. President Donald Trump praised Marshall on social media, calling him one of his favorite Senators.
However, Hamilton's campaign spokesperson, Glynnis Harvey, accused Marshall of abandoning Kansas and supporting policies that drive up costs and cut healthcare. Sabato's Crystal Ball noted that a full-on Republican rescue operation appears to be underway for Marshall, and that the Senate Leadership Fund has heavily invested in the race.
The shift in the race's outlook poses a significant warning for Republicans, as Kansas has not elected a Democratic senator since 1932. However, Hamilton remains the preferred candidate according to recent polls.
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