Trump Heads to Kansas to Back Embattled Senator Roger Marshall
Former US President Donald Trump is traveling to Kansas to rally support for incumbent Republican Senator Roger Marshall, who faces a formidable challenge from Democrat Adam Hamilton ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.
The high-stakes political stop highlights Republican efforts to defend a traditionally reliable red seat that has voted Republican for nearly a century. Marshall's contest has drawn heightened attention as both parties pour resources into key legislative races nationwide.
Meanwhile, the Trump administration continues its aggressive campaign schedule across the country. Vice-President JD Vance is slated to hold a separate rally in North Carolina on Monday as part of the ongoing push to bolster Republican candidates.