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← Rundown2026 Kansas Senate race

2026 election · U.S. Senate

2026 Kansas Senate race

Incumbent: Roger Marshall (Republican)

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Adam HamiltonAdam HamiltonDEMOCRATIC PARTY
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Public polling

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50%Jan 28Mar 13Apr 27Marshall 51.5%Schmidt 45.0%
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Declared candidates

Source: FEC filings + public polling
  • Roger Marshall
    Roger Marshall

    Republican · Incumbent

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (12) ▾
    • Abortion: Supports pro-life legislation protecting life from conception, including bans after 20 weeks and no taxpayer funding for abortions. [1][2]
    • Birthright Citizenship: Expresses skepticism that the 14th Amendment's birthright citizenship provision was intended to apply to children of non-citizens present unlawfully. [1]

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Candidate
%
GQR (D)2026-04-27Roger Marshall (R)49
GQR (D)2026-04-27Patrick Schmidt (D)45
Tavern Research (D)2026-01-28Roger Marshall (R)54
Tavern Research (D)2026-01-28Adam Hamilton (D)46
Tavern Research (D)2026-01-28Noah Taylor (D)45
Tavern Research (D)2026-01-28Patrick Schmidt (D)45
  • Border enforcement & immigration law: Opposes current birthright citizenship practices and notes concerns over 50 million non-citizens. [1]
  • Election integrity: voter ID: Supports requiring voter ID and proof of citizenship to register and vote. [1]
  • Health care: Opposes the ACA and Medicaid expansion; supports market-based reforms including HSAs to turn patients into consumers. [1][2]
  • Healthcare: Advocates for price transparency in healthcare, expanded Health Savings Accounts, and reducing the role of pharmacy benefit manager middlemen to lower costs. [1][2]
  • Immigration Enforcement: Supports strong border security and immigration enforcement, backs ICE operations, and calls for defunding sanctuary cities that he says hinder law enforcement. [1][2]
  • Legal Immigration Reform (Green Card Caps): Advocates eliminating per-country limits on employment-based green cards, arguing the current system disproportionately disadvantages skilled Indian applicants. [1]
  • Senate Filibuster: Now supports ending the Senate filibuster, citing changed political circumstances and gridlock on issues like immigration and government funding. [1]
  • Taxation and Economy: Supports lower taxes and decreased government regulation, arguing this fosters economic prosperity and helps lower the cost of living. [1][2]
  • Taxes: Opposes tax increases and supports lowering taxes to promote economic growth. [1]
  • US-India Relations: Champions strengthening economic, security, and people-to-people ties between the United States and India as a key strategic partnership. [1]
  • Adam Hamilton
    Adam Hamilton

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (9) ▾
    • Abortion: Supports pro-choice policies on abortion. [1]
    • China & trade: Opposes tariffs without congressional approval and would require congressional approval for new tariffs. [1]
    • Congressional Limits: Supports term or age limits for members of Congress. [1]
    • Congressional term limits: Supports term or age limits for members of Congress. [1]
    • Energy Policy: Supports an all-of-the-above strategy to increase energy independence and lower consumer costs. [1]
    • Energy production: Supports an all-of-the-above energy production strategy that creates jobs, increases energy independence, and brings down costs. [1]
    • Health care: Supports lowering health care costs and increasing Medicaid and KanCare reimbursements. [1]
    • Separation of church and state: Supports separation of church and state and would champion the Constitution, not the Bible. [1]
    • Trade and Tariffs: Opposes tariffs that raise costs for families; supports requiring congressional approval for new tariffs. [1][2]
  • CD
    Christy Davis

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (7) ▾
    • Abortion: Supports reproductive freedom. [1]
    • Border enforcement & immigration law: Supports immigration reform providing legal pathways to citizenship, honoring work, and ending inhumane detention policies. [1][2][3]
    • Education: Supports fully funding public schools and reversing cuts to the Department of Education and IDEA; opposes vouchers diverting funds from public schools. [1][2][3]
    • Election integrity: voter ID: Supports protecting voting rights and fighting for election transparency. [1][2]
    • Federal spending & debt: Supports using congressional power of the purse to address constituent needs and holding the executive accountable. [1][2]
    • Health care: Supports reversing ACA subsidy cuts and moving toward universal health care to make coverage more affordable for all. [1][2]
    • Social Security & Medicare: Supports protecting Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid from cuts and privatization. [1]
  • EM
    Erik Murray

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (8) ▾
    • Border enforcement & immigration law: Supports a functioning immigration system with strong, secure, orderly borders and humane, efficient processes. [1][2]
    • Economy: Supports higher wages and policies ensuring hard work is rewarded with good pay and benefits. [1][2]
    • Education: Supports fully funding public education, special education, trades training, and college pathways. [1]
    • Federal spending & debt: Opposes growing the deficit through excessive spending on foreign wars and tax policies favoring the wealthy. [1]
    • Government accountability & ethics: Supports ending Citizens United, congressional stock trading ban, ethics code, and revolving door lobbying ban; no corporate PACs. [1]
    • Health care: Supports universal healthcare access; restore ACA cuts, protect and expand Medicaid, build toward universal coverage. [1]
    • Housing costs: Supports building more housing by cutting red tape, incentivizing construction, and investing in infrastructure. [1]
    • Taxes: Supports using affordable housing tax credits and opportunity zones to drive community investment. [1]
  • JH
    Jason Hart

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (12) ▾
    • Abortion: Supports Kansans' 2022 vote on reproductive rights and respects body autonomy while providing longer paid parental leave. [1]
    • Big Tech accountability: Supports holding Big Tech accountable by protecting children online, promoting privacy, and establishing rational AI guardrails. [1]
    • Border enforcement & immigration law: Advocates rational immigration solutions that reject cruelty, stop moving goalposts for legal pathways, and engage businesses and NGOs in sponsorship. [1]
    • Campaign finance: Supports overturning Citizens United and providing publicly funded elections. [1]
    • Congressional oversight: Supports asserting congressional authority to stop incoherent foreign conflicts, end tariff chaos, and hold administration officials accountable. [1][2]
    • Congressional stock trading: Supports prohibiting insider trading by members of Congress. [1]
    • Election integrity: mail ballots: Supports the Freedom to Vote Act for expanded advanced voting and automatic registration while opposing measures like the SAVE Act that make voting harder. [1]
    • Health care: Supports expanding Medicare and Medicaid while breaking up vertically integrated health markets and separating insurance from employment. [1][2]
    • LGBTQ+ rights: Supports protecting LGBTQ+ kids and neighbors from targeting and promoting civil rights. [1]
    • Public education: Supports protecting public education through equal access, aid for students with disabilities, and assistance to low-income districts. [1][2]
    • Rural development: Supports incentivizing water conservation, reopening foreign markets for Kansas farmers and ranchers, and breaking up vertically integrated markets. [1]
    • Veterans affairs: Supports fully funding VA service providers, expanding Tricare coverage for surviving children, and increasing transitional services for veterans. [1]
  • KL
    Kevin Latz

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (8) ▾
    • Abortion: Supports access to comprehensive reproductive healthcare. [1][2]
    • Child care: Supports subsidized childcare to help Kansas families. [1][2]
    • Education: Supports universal pre-kindergarten. [1][2][3]
    • Foreign aid: Supports restoring funding for USAID to help Kansas farmers. [1]
    • Gun policy: Supports a federal gun purchasing waiting period, mandatory firearm safety training, and a moratorium on purchases at gun shows. [1][2]
    • Health care: Supports universal health care, including a single-payer option to ensure affordability and prevent bankruptcy from medical costs. [1][2][3]
    • Social Security & Medicare: Supports keeping Social Security benefits up with inflation and ending the $162,000 payroll tax cap. [1]
    • Taxes: Supports restructuring the tax code to favor labor over inherited wealth. [1][2]
  • LA
    Lois Anne Elizabeth Lea Parelkar

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (10) ▾
    • Agriculture: Supports family farmers making a living without being squeezed out by consolidation. [1]
    • Border enforcement & immigration law: Supports fixing immigration with humane border security, accountability for ICE, protecting workers, and streamlining processes. [1][2]
    • Consumer protection: Supports ending price manipulation with clear pricing and restoring real ownership including right to repair. [1]
    • Education: Supports respecting teachers with competitive pay, smaller classes, reduced testing, and full special education funding. [1][2]
    • Environment: Supports protecting clean air, clean water, and safe land for every community. [1]
    • Foreign policy: Supports responsible foreign policy that leads with diplomacy rather than endless wars. [1]
    • Government reform: Supports breaking up monopolies, banning congressional stock trading and lobbying, and public campaign financing. [1]
    • Health care: Supports building a healthcare system for everyone with a path to universal care and access as a human right. [1][2]
    • Local communities: Supports Washington helping communities thrive with local solutions. [1]
    • Workers' rights: Supports empowering workers with real power and strong workplace protections. [1]
  • NT
    Noah Taylor

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (9) ▾
    • Citizens United: Supports ending Citizens United by any means necessary. [1]
    • Congressional stock trading: Opposes members of Congress trading individual stocks while in office and supports banning the practice. [1][2]
    • Corporate PAC contributions: Refuses corporate PAC money and special interest dollars, focusing on grassroots individual contributions. [1][2]
    • Forever wars: Opposes forever wars, including the conflict in Iran, citing costs to service members and lack of clear objectives. [1][2][3]
    • Health care: Highlights concerns over rising healthcare costs and floundering rural health systems. [1][2]
    • Housing costs: Supports addressing housing supply shortages through zoning reforms and reduced material costs. [1]
    • Israel aid: Opposes sending a blank check to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. [1]
    • Tariffs: Supports rolling back tariffs to reduce costs passed on to American families. [1][2]
    • Ukraine aid: Supports providing aid to allies including Ukraine. [1]
  • PS
    Patrick Schmidt

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (9) ▾
    • Abortion: Supports access to abortion and opposes legislative attempts to ban it. [1][2]
    • Election integrity: mail ballots: Supports keeping the three-day grace period for mail-in ballots. [1]
    • Energy production: Supports tax credits for energy efficiency improvements. [1]
    • Gun policy: Supports police disposing of seized guns through public auction. [1]
    • Health care: Supports expanding Medicaid in Kansas and lowering prescription drug costs. [1][2]
    • Jobs and the economy: Supports domestic manufacturing incentives and ending tax credits for outsourcing. [1]
    • Marijuana legalization: Supports federal legalization of marijuana. [1]
    • Social Security & Medicare: Opposes raising retirement age or privatizing; supports inflation adjustments and drug price negotiation. [1]
    • Taxes: Supports property tax relief and opposes automatic income tax cuts based on revenues. [1][2]
  • SS
    Sandy Spidel Neumann

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (6) ▾
    • Abortion: Supports women and their doctors making healthcare decisions. [1]
    • China & trade: Opposes tariffs that lack economic strategy and harm Kansas farmers. [1]
    • Congressional term limits: Supports term limits, age limits and an enforceable code of conduct for elected officials. [1]
    • Federal spending & debt: Opposes spending on foreign conflicts instead of helping Americans with domestic needs. [1]
    • Health care: Supports using data to fix what is not working in the Affordable Care Act. [1]
    • Social Security & Medicare: Supports protecting Social Security and Medicare. [1]
  • Dan Sullivan
    Mary Peltola
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