Donald Trump will hold a rally in Wichita on Monday as Republicans step up efforts to defend Roger Marshall’s Kansas Senate seat. The move suggests the race is becoming more competitive than expected.
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01Summary
- 01The Republican National Committee announced on Tuesday that Donald Trump will campaign in Kansas next week.
- 02Trump is due to hold a rally in Wichita on Monday.
- 03The event is aimed at boosting Sen. Roger Marshall’s reelection bid in Kansas.
- 04The report says Republicans are paying more attention to their chances as the Senate race becomes more competitive.
- 05The nonpartisan Cook report is mentioned as part of the backdrop to the shifting race.
02Why it matters
A Trump appearance usually signals that a race is being treated as important by Republicans and could shape fundraising and turnout. For Kansas voters, it suggests the Senate contest is drawing more national attention.
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