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Hamilton Enters Kansas Senate Race as Independent

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Adam Hamilton, pastor of the largest United Methodist church in Kansas, has entered the U.S. Senate race as an independent, potentially disrupting the Republican-dominated field.

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Hamilton Enters Kansas Senate Race as Independent

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Kansas City News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Hamilton Enters Kansas Senate Race as Independent. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 30th. I'm Cory with the story. This is Kansas News Today, driven by AI. Pastor Adam Hamilton, the leader of the nation's biggest United Methodist Church in Johnson County, Kansas, just through his hat in the ring for U.S. Senigre. He made the announcement Thursday morning at a news conference in Prairie Village and his campaign site, Homilton4Cancers.com, dropped right. Then too. Back in February, Hamilton started talking about running as an independent against the current Senator, Roger Marshall. Church of the Resurrection, his gig, draws massive crowds, so this guy's got a big platform already. The field's heating up with four Democrats filing so far. Damon Anderson, Jason Hart, Kevin Latz, and Mike Soatier. Marshall's the only Republican in as of late April. Candidates got until June 1st to officially file before the August 4th primary. Hamilton's move shakes things up in a race that's all Republican so far. Keep an eye on this independent play. I could flip the script in Kansas politics.

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