Fundraising margin grows between parties in Kansas races
In Kansas, the Democratic Party reports about fifteen times more fundraising and spending than the GOP in the latest reports, with Democrats holding $120,335 cash left versus $2,340 for Republicans. Experts say donors back moderates and national trends push Democrats, while GOP cohesion and candidate quality influence future fundraising.
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Roberts backs No Climate Tax Pledge in Kansas race
US Senator Pat Roberts signed the No Climate Tax Pledge, becoming the first Kansas federal candidate to do so. The pledge opposes climate legislation with a net revenue increase, while Roberts cited risks to fuel, electricity, and fertilizer costs. Opponent Jim Slattery supports cap and trade and broader climate actions. Kansas Democrats praised T Boone Pickens for his energy plan discussed in Topeka town hall, with Sebelius joking about KU coach rumors.
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