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Roger Marshall (Republican) is the U.S. Senator from Kansas, in Congress since 2017.
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- Trump Signs Marshall and Kaine's Retire through Ownership Act, Ending a 50-Year Wait for a Rule on How Employee-Owned Companies Value Their Stock
President Trump signed the Retire through Ownership Act on Oct. 15, letting ESOP trustees rely on independent appraisals under IRS Revenue Ruling 59-60. The Labor Department proposed a valuation rule in 1988 but never finished it.
The Daily Letter · · About - Hinson Up 3 in a New Iowa Poll as Forecasters Give Democrats a 56% Shot at the Senate
With 14 days left, Decision Desk HQ gives Democrats a 56% chance at the Senate. A new co/efficient poll has Ashley Hinson up 49% to 46% in Iowa, and Univision has Ashley Moody up 51% to 42% in Florida.
The Daily Letter · · About - Kansas Hasn’t Elected a Democratic Senator Since 1932. A Pastor Is Tied With Roger Marshall Three Weeks Out
InsiderAdvantage, Oct. 9–10: Adam Hamilton 48%, Roger Marshall 47% among 1,200 Kansas likely voters (±2.8). The polling average is tied at 45.8%. Kansas last elected a Democrat to the Senate in 1932.
The Daily Letter · · About - Kansas 2026 Midterm Guide: Marshall vs. Hamilton for Senate, an Open Governor’s Race and Four House Seats
Who is on the Kansas ballot Nov. 3, 2026: Roger Marshall vs. Adam Hamilton for Senate, Ty Masterson vs. Cindy Holscher for governor and four House races, with FEC money, polls, Cook ratings and deadlines.
The Daily Letter · · About - ABC News Moves Kansas Senate Race to Toss-Up as Democrat Adam Hamilton Calls Vance's Attack on His Faith "a Sign of Desperation"
ABC News moved the Kansas Senate race between Republican Sen. Roger Marshall and Democrat Adam Hamilton to toss-up on Sunday. Hamilton, a pastor and former Republican, called Vice President JD Vance's attack on his faith "pathetic" and "a sign of desperation."
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