Trump hopes to boost Kansas evangelical vote as Democrats threaten to end GOP dominance
From the Newshound archive · first published 21 October 2026.
Democrats have cast twice as many early ballots as Republicans in North Carolina, and retiring Republican Thom Tillis warns his party faces 'a train wreck' in November. Speaking for nearly two hours in Greenville, President Donald Trump insisted 'they never poll us right'. His approval has fallen to 31%, a two-term low. He says he is 'working like a dog' to help Republicans.
Kansas, a Republican Senate stronghold for nearly a century, is now rated a toss-up.
Democrat Adam Hamilton said he was 'glad' Trump came to campaign for Roger Marshall.
Trump has travelled more than 29,000 miles since late September to campaign for Republicans.
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