Updated September 29, 2026 · model inputs through September 27, 2026

Kansas Senate Forecast

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Pastor Adam Hamilton is challenging Senator Roger Marshall in a state that usually favors Republicans but has a history of making room for independent-minded voters. The contest turns on whether that streak of political independence extends to a party-line Senate race.

Forecast summary

Model margin
R+5.36
Rating
Likely R
Polling average
R+1.32
Fundamentals
R+10.92
Matchup
Adam Hamilton vs. Roger Marshall

FORECAST HISTORY

Model margin over time

Forecast history will appear after the first recorded model release.

No candidate win probabilities have been published from a frozen, label-verified simulation run yet.

MODEL BREAKDOWN

How the forecast is built

The polling average and fundamentals are blended at their published weights.

Polling average — — · —
Fundamentals — — · —
Projected margin — Published model output
Polling Fundamentals

Margins are D-minus-R points. Candidate strength is included in fundamentals; its separate score is not published. Values are rounded to two decimals.

POLLING INPUTS

Polls behind the average

Polling average
R+1.32

Field dates Pollster Sample Results
Fielded Sep 22–Sep 24, 2026Wedgewood Polls500 LVD Adam Hamilton 50% · R Roger Marshall 48% · O David Graham (L) 2%
Fielded Sep 11, 2026co/efficientNot reported LVD Adam Hamilton 44% · R Roger Marshall 49%
Fielded Aug 12–Aug 16, 2026Global Strategy Group (D)800 LVD Adam Hamilton 44% · R Roger Marshall 43% · O David Graham 5%
Fielded Aug 7–Aug 8, 2026Public Policy Polling (D)569 RVD Adam Hamilton 45% · R Roger Marshall 46%
Fielded Jul 13, 2026GBAO (D)600 LVD Adam Hamilton 43% · R Roger Marshall 47%
Fielded Jan 28, 2026Tavern Research1,013 LVD Adam Hamilton 51% · R Roger Marshall 49%

The published average comes directly from the workbook. Polls are not equally weighted, and the browser does not recompute the forecast.

The published average comes directly from the workbook. Polls are not equally weighted, and the browser does not recompute the forecast.