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Kansas Senate race Developing

First reported Oct 19, 6:00 AM ET by The Washington Post · ongoing, 76 hours so far

Roger Marshall and Adam Hamilton face off in fiery final Kansas Senate debate (opens the original story in a new tab)

NBC NewsOct 21, 9:53 PM

12 / 27 outletsNot yet: Bloomberg, Reuters, Business Insider, Los Angeles Times +11
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24
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255K
Running
76h

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12 outlets, in order of their first story; headlines link to the original · 3 more on YouTube only

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Not yet: Bloomberg, Reuters, Business Insider, Los Angeles Times, CNBC, HuffPost, Politico, The Epoch Times, Associated Press, The Wall Street Journal, MS NOW, TIME, USA Today, Vox, NTD

On Bluesky

5 posts from outlets’ official accounts · 85 likes in all

Analysis | Here’s what’s making the Kansas Senate race so competitive

Bluesky · The Washington Post · Oct 20, 7:30 PM

44 likes · 11 reposts

Why Kansas and other red states remain an uphill battle for Democrats

Bluesky · The Washington Post · Oct 19, 6:00 AM

29 likes · 8 reposts

12 likes · 1 reposts

Kansas Senate Race Could Go Either Way

Bluesky · Newsmax · Oct 19, 6:59 PM

0 likes · 0 reposts

0 likes · 0 reposts

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