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Heading into the 2026 midterms, the Democratic Party gained 551% more registered voters in Kansas than Republicans, based on voter data from January to October from the Kansas Secretary of State’s Office.
If you turn on the television this month in Kansas, commercial breaks are dominated by political ads, especially the hotly contested race for U.S. Senate.
Kansas, long an afterthought in federal elections, could be an unlikely linchpin to Senate control. But many voters have long ties to the Republican Party.
Democrats are running surprisingly competitive races in traditionally Republican territory across the country this midterm election cycle, and it's putting GOP winning streaks at risk that stretch as far back as the 1930s. Why it matters: Democrats hope ending political droughts in states such as Kansas, Texas and South Carolina will help make inroads in what has long been off-limits territory. Kansas - 1932 Sen. Roger Marshall (R-Kansas) is...
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