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Kansas Democrat pleads with Harris not to campaign
Kansas Democratic Senate nominee Rev. Adam Hamilton has publicly stated he does not want former Vice President Kamala Harris campaigning with him in Kansas, citing concerns that her presence would harm his efforts to appeal to Republican and independent voters. Hamilton, a longtime pastor and leader of an 11-candidate primary, aims to defeat Republican incumbent Senator Roger Marshall in a traditionally Republican state. The Republican National Committee has criticized Hamilton for allegedly aligning with Harris's progressive agenda despite his distancing remarks. Hamilton emphasizes appealing beyond his party’s base, while Harris recently campaigned in Michigan for Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed.
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