Race · November 3, 2026

U.S. Senate · Kansas

3 candidates on the ballot.^1,2,3

§1Candidates

Why this matters: Every candidate the state lists for this race on the November ballot, in the state's own order.

Roger Marshall

Republican · Incumbent

Currently serves as a U.S. senator from Kansas.

Adam Hamilton

Democratic · Challenger

David C Graham

Libertarian · Challenger

§2Side by side

Why this matters: The same facts for every candidate, in the same order. Where we found nothing for a candidate, the cell says so — that means we didn't find it in public sources, not that it doesn't exist.

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Fact	Roger Marshall	Adam Hamilton	David C Graham
Party on the ballot	Republican^1,2,3,4	Democratic^1,2,3,4	Libertarian^1,2,3
Status	Incumbent⁵	Challenger	Challenger
Raised	$5,350,064 through October 14, 2026⁶	$19,175,044 through October 14, 2026⁷	Not found in the public sources we checked
Cash on hand	$809,806⁶	$2,874,364⁷	Not found in the public sources we checked
Outside spending	$2,698,033 for · $28,292,761 against⁸	$8,406,021 for · $23,400,530 against⁹	$187,867 for · $0 against¹⁰
Abortion law	Not found in the public sources we checked	His campaign website says he would protect a woman's right to choose and prevent further government involvement in personal decisions.¹¹	His campaign website says he opposes abortion without qualification and would vote for laws restricting it.¹²
Ethanol and biofuel requirements	Expand biofuel use, such as by allowing E15 sales all year His campaign website says he cosponsors a bill (S. 593) to make the summer waiver for E15 gasoline permanent so it can be sold all year, and describes year-round E15 as the highest-impact energy issue for Kansas.¹³	Expand biofuel use, such as by allowing E15 sales all year His campaign website says he supports year-round sales of E15 gasoline and says the Senate should pass the year-round E15 bill the House approved.¹¹	Not found in the public sources we checked
Visas for farmworkers	His campaign website says Kansas farms depend on the H-2A program, that he has worked on H-2A changes in committee and with Kansas farm groups, and that cutting off legal farm labor is not the answer.¹⁴	Make the program easier and cheaper for farms, including for year-round work like dairy His campaign website says he would change the H-2A farmworker program to allow year-round visas, lower compliance costs and give existing workers a path to legal status.¹¹	Not found in the public sources we checked
Tariffs	His campaign website says he introduced a bill in April 2026 (S. 4418) to end duties on phosphate fertilizer imported from Morocco, which it says would lower fertilizer costs for farmers.¹⁵	Lower or remove most tariffs His campaign website says he would end the current across-the-board tariffs, which it says are raising costs for farmers, home builders and families.¹¹	Not found in the public sources we checked
Stock trading by members of Congress	Not found in the public sources we checked	Ban members and their spouses and dependent children from owning or trading individual stocks His campaign website says he would bar members of Congress and their households from buying or selling individual stocks, requiring them to use a qualified blind trust or sell, and would extend the ban to cryptocurrency and other digital assets.¹¹	His campaign website says he would vote to ban stock trading by members of Congress and to limit the movement of people between Congress and lobbying jobs.¹²
Medicare Advantage	Tighten rules on what these plans are paid and when they can require approval for care His campaign website says he leads bills that would set 24- and 72-hour deadlines for prior-authorization decisions in Medicare Advantage and bar retroactive denials and automated denial algorithms.¹⁶	Tighten rules on what these plans are paid and when they can require approval for care His campaign website says he would address what it describes as overpayments to Medicare Advantage plans and change prior authorization rules so insurance paperwork cannot delay or deny care that doctors say patients need.¹¹	Not found in the public sources we checked
Federal spending levels	His campaign website says he has voted against several short-term government funding bills that it says added spending without offsets.¹⁷	Not found in the public sources we checked	Cut overall federal spending His campaign website says Washington must stop spending money it does not have, that he would vote against bailouts, pork-barrel spending and agencies whose purpose is unclear, and that the federal government should live on a budget.¹²

Issues only one candidate has addressed

By candidate, in ballot order. We found nothing public from the other candidates in this race on these issues.

Roger Marshall — 7 issues

Medicaid work requirements
Require work or community activity for adults who are able to work
His campaign website says he supports Medicaid for children, seniors, pregnant women and people with disabilities, with work expectations for adults who are able to work.¹⁸
Border wall and barriers
His campaign website says he cosponsors the Build the Wall Act (S. 42).¹⁴
Immigration enforcement inside the country
His campaign website says he cosponsored the Laken Riley Act, signed into law in January 2025, which it says requires immigration detention of unauthorized immigrants who commit certain crimes such as burglary or theft.¹⁴
State and local role in immigration enforcement
His campaign website says he has worked with Kansas sheriffs to expand the state's participation in 287(g) agreements and to have the state insurance pool cover sheriffs who take part.¹⁴
Medicare coverage of new tests and services
Add more services by law, such as permanent telehealth from home and testing and treatment by pharmacists
His campaign website says he cosponsors the CONNECT for Health Act (S. 1261) to make the telehealth flexibilities adopted during COVID permanent.¹⁶
Business tax breaks
His campaign website says he voted in 2025 to make the 2017 tax cuts permanent, naming the small-business deduction, full expensing, research expensing and the expanded child tax credit.¹⁷
Veterans' disability and survivor benefits
Expand benefits for some groups, such as combat-injured retirees with under 20 years of service and surviving spouses who remarry
His campaign website says he cosponsors the Major Richard Star Act (S. 1032), which it says would end the offset that makes veterans medically retired with combat injuries choose between retirement pay and disability pay.¹⁹

Adam Hamilton — 17 issues

Birth control and IVF
His campaign website says he would write access to contraception into law and require insurers to cover over-the-counter birth control the way they cover prescription contraception.¹¹
Supreme Court term limits
Set fixed terms, such as 18 years
His campaign website says the constitutional amendment on 18-year term limits that he supports would also cover the Supreme Court.¹¹
Banking and investment rules
Strengthen rules and consumer protections, such as limits on overdraft fees and tougher oversight of large banks
His campaign website says he would restore the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's 2024 limits on bank overdraft fees.¹¹
Union organizing rules
Make it easier to form a union (for example, the PRO Act)
His campaign website says he would strengthen workers' right to organize, starting with the Faster Labor Contracts Act, which it says would require employers to begin bargaining within 10 days after workers vote to form a union.¹¹
Who sets tariffs
Require Congress to approve new tariffs before they take effect
His campaign website says he would require Congress to approve new tariffs before they take effect and require their cost to families to be published first.¹¹
Campaign finance rules
His campaign website says he would end what it calls dark money spending in elections by billionaires and special interests.¹¹
Term limits for Congress
Longer limits, such as 12 to 18 years in each chamber
His campaign website says he supports a constitutional amendment setting 18-year term limits for members of the House and Senate.¹¹
Clean energy tax credits
Restore the credits the 2025 law ended or cut back
His campaign website says he would restore the energy production tax credits that were repealed and that he supports producing energy from all sources.¹¹
Data centers and electricity costs
Require data centers to pay the full cost of the power plants and lines they need
His campaign website says he would propose binding rules and legislation requiring data centers to cover their own electricity costs instead of passing them on to other ratepayers.¹¹
ACA premium tax credits
His campaign website says he would restore the enhanced ACA premium tax credits, whose end it says has raised premiums for Kansans who get help paying for marketplace coverage.¹¹
Federal Medicaid funding
Reverse the 2025 changes or increase federal funding
His campaign website says he would reverse the federal cuts to Medicaid.¹¹
Help for first-time homebuyers
His campaign website says he would create tax credits for first-time homebuyers and for firefighters, police officers and teachers buying a home.¹¹
Large investors buying single-family homes
Tighten the ban, such as by covering smaller investors or ending exceptions
His campaign website says he would close loopholes in the new federal limit on large investors buying single-family homes, which it says lets the biggest firms split into smaller companies to keep buying.¹¹
Medicare dental, vision and hearing coverage
His campaign website says he would expand Medicare to cover vision and dental care.¹¹
Medicare drug price negotiation
Expand it to more drugs and to people with private insurance
His campaign website says he would expand the number of drugs whose prices Medicare negotiates, speed up the process and extend the negotiated prices to private insurance plans.¹¹
Preventing government shutdowns
His campaign website says members of Congress should not receive their pay during a government shutdown.¹¹
Rules for artificial intelligence
Set rules for specific risks and uses, such as deepfakes, hiring decisions and safety disclosures
His campaign website says he supports the No Robot Bosses Act, which it says would require human review of decisions on hiring, firing and promotions instead of leaving them to AI alone.¹¹

David C Graham — 3 issues

Marijuana laws
Make it legal for adults to buy and use
His campaign website says he would vote to make marijuana legal under federal law and end the war on drugs.¹²
Foreign aid
His campaign website says the United States should stop sending what it calls blank checks to foreign governments.¹²
Who decides on military action
Require Congress to approve military action in advance, except to defend against an attack
His campaign website says Congress should vote first, on the record, before the United States goes to war.¹²

Issue statements are drafted by AI from the public sources cited, and only cover what each candidate has said publicly.

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