Pastor-turned-candidate wins crowded Kansas Senate primary

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Democratic megachurch pastor Adam Hamilton won a crowded 11-way Kansas Senate primary to take on Republican Sen. Roger Marshall. Hamilton has raised about $4.1 million since February, while Marshall has raised roughly $6.2 million this cycle, underscoring the fundraising dynamics of a race in a state that has not elected a Democrat to the Senate since the 1930s and setting up a high-sum general election battle.
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- Pastor’s Senate Primary Win Gives Democrats a Ray of Hope in Deep-Red Kansas nytimes.com
- With Hamilton’s Primary Victory, Kansas Senate Shifts from Solid to Likely Republican Cook Political Report
- U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall, United Methodist pastor Adam Hamilton to compete in November Kansas Reflector
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