Kansas Senate race: U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall, Adam Hamilton separated by less than 1 point in new poll
By Nick Sloan
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KANSAS (KMBC) — A new poll shows the race for U.S. Senate in Kansas remains a toss-up with just over three weeks until Election Day.
The InsiderAdvantage poll shows Democrat Adam Hamilton with 47.5% support, compared to 46.7% for Republican incumbent Roger Marshall.
David Graham, the Libertarian Party’s candidate, received 3.4% support, while the remaining 2.4% of voters are undecided.
InsiderAdvantage surveyed 1,200 likely Kansas voters on Oct. 9 and 10. Those surveyed included 540 Republicans, 360 independents and 300 Democrats.
The poll’s margin of error is 2.83 percentage points.
The poll shows Marshall leads among men, 51% to 45.6%, while Hamilton leads among women, 49.4% to 42.4%.
Hamilton also leads among younger voters and independents, while Marshall leads among those 65 and older.
Among Democrats surveyed, 77.1% said they are very enthusiastic about voting, compared to about 50% of Republicans and independents.
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