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Kansas · Senate · Republican

Roger Marshall

Military, family and veteran policy record.

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Source review: 2026-09-27. Campaign pages assessed; selected official actions, where listed, are reviewed separately.

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Estimated chance of winning: 63% · Senate model · Race forecast and methodology

House forecasts describe party outcomes; they are not individual candidate odds. Missing odds are not a zero-percent chance.

Campaign review and legislative review are separate. Campaign statements are not treated as delivered results or scored voting records.
PUBLISHED POSITION ASSESSMENT

What the candidate publicly states

The campaign gives specific legislative references for veterans and describes military construction and aerospace workforce priorities. These are more checkable than general support statements, but the campaign’s descriptions still require independent legislative and outcome verification.

Reviewed 2026-09-27. Assessment of the named public campaign pages only; not an exhaustive archive, ballot certification or complete record review.

Published sources reviewed

Policy summary: potential benefits and tradeoffs

Potential effects below are analysis, not guaranteed outcomes. An evidence gap is not a negative finding.

Military & pay

No specific proposal identified in the published sources reviewed.

The listed sources do not provide enough detail for a candidate-specific benefit or tradeoff assessment in this area. This is a gap in these sources, not a finding of opposition.

Military families

No specific proposal identified in the published sources reviewed.

The listed sources do not provide enough detail for a candidate-specific benefit or tradeoff assessment in this area. This is a gap in these sources, not a finding of opposition.

Veterans

Campaign statement

His campaign cites support for the PACT Act and the Major Richard Star Act.

Potential benefit

The cited policies concern toxic-exposure benefits and concurrent retirement and disability compensation.

Tradeoff or unresolved question

Individual roll calls, sponsorship and current legislative status still need independent review here.

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Defense contracting

Campaign statement

His campaign highlights military construction, aerospace investment and workforce training in Kansas.

Potential benefit

Could support local defense infrastructure and skilled employment.

Tradeoff or unresolved question

Local investment does not by itself establish procurement efficiency or benefits for military households.

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Policy-alignment scores

Alignment with our published policy criteria, not a measure of patriotism or a recommendation on how to vote.

Military & pay

Not enough evidence

Selected official actions: 0 · Full scoring review incomplete

Military families

Not enough evidence

Selected official actions: 0 · Full scoring review incomplete

Veterans

Not enough evidence

Selected official actions: 0 · Full scoring review incomplete

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Selected official record

No official actions have yet been reviewed for this profile. This does not mean the candidate has no record. A challenger’s lack of congressional votes is not counted against them.

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