2026 · Kansas Senate · 67% Roger Marshall in the markets

The money in Kansas Senate

Adam Hamilton (D) has raised $4.2M and has $1.7M left; Roger Marshall (R) has raised $4.0M and has $5.4M left, through July 15, 2026. Outside groups have spent $7.5M on the race.

The nominees

Adam Hamilton

Democrat · FEC filings

Raised
$4.2M
Spent
$2.4M
Cash
$1.7M

Where the money came from

Small donors (under $200) 18%Larger donors 80%PACs 0%The candidate 1%

70% of itemized donations came from Kansas; 30% from other states.

Outside spending

For $461KAgainst $2.0M
  • MAIN STREET FUND: $2.0M against
  • United Futures PAC: $278K for
  • UNITED FUTURES PAC: $180K for
  • Lower Costs Now: $3K for

Roger Marshall

Republican · FEC filings

Raised
$4.0M
Spent
$326K
Cash
$5.4M

Where the money came from

Small donors (under $200) 6%Larger donors 43%PACs 49%Party 1%

25% of itemized donations came from Kansas; 75% from other states.

Outside spending

For $273KAgainst $4.8M
  • PEOPLE OVER POLITICS ACTION FUND: $3.4M against
  • Lower Costs Now: $696K against
  • THE 1861 INITIATIVE: $600K against
  • SENATE CONSERVATIVES FUND: $228K for

Where the donors live

Itemized individual donations (over $200) by the donor's state. Darker means more money.

Adam Hamilton
Alabama: $3KAlaska: $2KArizona: $40KColorado: $24KFlorida: $46KGeorgia: $7KIndiana: $6KKansas: $2.3MMaine: $0Massachusetts: $15KMinnesota: $9KNew Jersey: $1KNorth Carolina: $24KNorth Dakota: $0Oklahoma: $3KPennsylvania: $3KSouth Dakota: $470Texas: $91KWyoming: $1KConnecticut: $15KMissouri: $343KWest Virginia: $252Illinois: $19KNew Mexico: $500Arkansas: $42KCalifornia: $46KDelaware: $400District of Columbia: $64KHawaii: $208Iowa: $250Kentucky: $250Maryland: $25KMichigan: $3KMississippi: $2KMontana: $7KNew Hampshire: $4KNew York: $26KOhio: $22KOregon: $2KTennessee: $17KUtah: $500Virginia: $39KWashington: $19KWisconsin: $3KNebraska: $3KSouth Carolina: $13KIdaho: $6KNevada: $4KVermont: $250Louisiana: $2KRhode Island: $50

KS $2.3MMO $343KTX $91KDC $64KFL $46K

Roger Marshall
Alabama: $30KAlaska: $6KArizona: $22KColorado: $41KFlorida: $265KGeorgia: $78KIndiana: $14KKansas: $939KMaine: $2KMassachusetts: $84KMinnesota: $13KNew Jersey: $91KNorth Carolina: $70KNorth Dakota: $3KOklahoma: $72KPennsylvania: $54KSouth Dakota: $27KTexas: $318KWyoming: $5KConnecticut: $37KMissouri: $115KWest Virginia: $0Illinois: $159KNew Mexico: $323Arkansas: $13KCalifornia: $171KDelaware: $0District of Columbia: $124KHawaii: $525Iowa: $34KKentucky: $4KMaryland: $54KMichigan: $9KMississippi: $16KMontana: $2KNew Hampshire: $2KNew York: $299KOhio: $69KOregon: $45KTennessee: $83KUtah: $23KVirginia: $227KWashington: $19KWisconsin: $26KNebraska: $177South Carolina: $20KIdaho: $25KNevada: $24KVermont: $2KLouisiana: $39KRhode Island: $1K

KS $939KTX $318KNY $299KFL $265KVA $227K

Fundraising, report by report

What each nominee raised in every FEC report this cycle, and the cash they had at the end of it.

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Campaign finance

Money each campaign has raised and has left, through July 19, 2026, and outside spending by super PACs, parties and groups. From the FEC, updated daily.

CandidateRaisedSpentCash on handOutside forOutside against
Adam Hamilton DChallenger$4.2M$2.4M$1.7M$461K$2.0M
Roger W Marshall RIncumbent$4.0M$326K$5.4M$273K$4.8M
Sandy Spidel Neumann DChallenger$411K$250K$161K——
Patrick Schmidt DChallenger$256K$251K$5K——
Erik Murray DChallenger$213K$200K$12K——
Christy Davis DChallenger$194K$108K$86K——
Noah Taylor DChallenger$162K$148K$13K$2.2M—
Jason Hart DChallenger$51K$51K$547——
Who's spending outside the campaigns
  • MAIN STREET FUND: $2.0M against Adam Hamilton
  • United Futures PAC: $278K for Adam Hamilton
  • UNITED FUTURES PAC: $180K for Adam Hamilton
  • PEOPLE OVER POLITICS ACTION FUND: $3.4M against Roger W Marshall
  • Lower Costs Now: $696K against Roger W Marshall
  • THE 1861 INITIATIVE: $600K against Roger W Marshall
  • THE 1861 INITIATIVE: $2.2M for Noah Taylor
  • Way Back PAC: $10K for Noah Taylor

Source: FEC bulk data (daily) and the OpenFEC API. Odds, polls and buzz for this race →

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