Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican former President Donald Trump is hoping to win Kansas and its six electoral votes for the third consecutive presidential election on Nov. 5. He is running against Vice President Kamala Harris, who faces an uphill battle in a state that hasn’t backed a Democratic presidential candidate for 60 years. In the U.S. House, three incumbent representatives are up for reelection, with one open seat in the 2nd Congressional District. In the state Legislature, Democrats could break a GOP supermajority by flipping just a few seats in either chamber. Meanwhile, two Democratic incumbents on the State Board of Education seek reelection.
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