Kansas Senate Race Opens Door for Democrats as GOP Eyes Governor's Office
Kansas could elect its first Democratic senator in nearly a century while returning the governor's office to Republican control.
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A newly competitive U.S. Senate race in Kansas offers Democrats a chance to win a seat the party has not held in nearly a century. The contest is testing the electoral impact of President Trump's unpopular policies.
At the same time, Kansas voters could return the governor's office to Republican control. Those possibilities point to potentially contrasting outcomes in the state, even in a year that could prove difficult for the GOP.
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