Trump campaigns in Kansas as Marshall faces tight Senate race
Why it matters: A Democratic win would break Kansas' 94-year streak of electing Republican senators.
President Donald Trump rallied Republicans in Park City, Kansas, on Monday to boost Sen. Roger Marshall, whose reelection race against Democratic challenger Hamilton has tightened in a state long seen as safely Republican. The late push underscored GOP concern with two weeks until Election Day and the Senate balance at stake. During the event, Trump attacked Hamilton with personal insults and repeated anti-immigration rhetoric. ABC reported that five protesters interrupted the rally in four separate incidents. The contest has drawn national attention because Democrats have not won a Kansas Senate seat in 94 years.