Adam Hamilton for Kansas

October 18, 2026 · Newsletter

Roger Marshall is on this list

Did you see this new list from Roll Call? It ranks Sen. Marshall as the fourth most vulnerable Senate incumbent in the nation.

Let’s be clear about why: The moment Sen. Marshall stopped listening to Kansans and became a yes-man for his party and the president, he became vulnerable.

Now, we’re in our best position yet to defeat him, elect Adam Hamilton and give Kansans a senator who will fight for working families in Washington. But we cannot afford to slow down now — not when poll after poll shows us locked in a dead heat.

If you’re on board, we need your help to finish strong in the final weeks of this race: Please, can you make a donation today to turn Marshall’s vulnerability into a victory for working Kansans?

Here’s what’s most remarkable about this ranking: Sen. Marshall wasn’t always on it. The reason he’s so vulnerable now is that folks like you have built massive momentum around Adam’s campaign. Together, this grassroots team has turned what Washington insiders thought was a safe seat for Sen. Marshall into one of the fiercest battlegrounds in the country.

But here’s the bad news: Sen. Marshall and his super PAC allies are spending whatever it takes to claw back the lead. They’ve already spent over $23 million to defeat Adam, and they’re preparing to ramp up spending again.

We have what it takes to win. All the polls and nonpartisan election ratings prove that. Now, it’s just a question of resources: Will we have the resources to finish what we started and retire Sen. Marshall to Florida?

That’s why we’re counting on you today. Can you chip in right now to help us keep up the fight in this final sprint and send a true champion for working folks to the Senate?

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— Team Hamilton

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