Kansas Democrat pastor Hamilton asks 2028 contender to stay away from Senate race
Adam Hamilton seeks the first Democratic U.S. Senate win in Kansas in 94 years, warning a potential 2028 candidate their presence could hurt his campaign.
What to know
- Adam Hamilton, a Democratic pastor, is running for Kansas Senate, seeking to be the first Democrat elected to the seat in 94 years.
- Hamilton has warned a potential 2028 presidential contender that their involvement in his campaign would hurt his chances.
- The race is considered surprisingly competitive and has become a potential concern for Republicans hoping to maintain Senate control.
“You would actually hurt me”
Adam Hamilton, Democratic Senate candidate in Kansas · AL.com ↗
Adam Hamilton Democratic Senate candidate in Kansas
Roger Marshall Republican incumbent Senator from Kansas
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Hamilton asks 2028 contender to avoid Kansas campaign
Hamilton urges a potential 2028 presidential candidate to stay away from his Senate race, expressing concern that their involvement would damage his campaign prospects in the state.
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Adam Hamilton runs for Kansas Senate as Democrat — Adam Hamilton, a Democratic pastor, is attempting to become the first Democrat elected to the U.S. Senate from Kansas in 94 years. He is running against incumbent Republican Senator Roger Marshall in what is being characterized as a surprisingly competitive race for the deep red state.
