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22.10.2026 - 13:47 [ NBC News ]

Trump and Republicans fight to protect the midterms’ most surprising battleground

(October 19, 2026)

Republicans haven’t lost a Kansas Senate race in almost 100 years, but the state has become central to the fight for the Senate majority.

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