Kansas women have been making history for generations. From the fight for suffrage to protecting our reproductive rights, we’ve never been afraid to stand up and speak out. This November, we carry that legacy forward. Our rights, our families, and our communities are on the ballot. Make your plan and make your voice heard.

After more than a year and a half without a public appearance, Senator Roger Marshall returned to the Kansas State Fair for a September 12 debate. Just two days later, he appeared alongside Vice President JD Vance at a campaign event in Olathe. Yet his Kansas constituents continue calling for a chance to meet with their senator and discuss local issues affecting their communities.

It’s official: Senator Roger Marshall and Adam Hamilton will debate at the Kansas State Fair on September 12. After months of questions about whether Kansas voters would get the chance to hear directly from their candidates, the State Fair debate is confirmed. Now, Kansans will have the opportunity to see both candidates on the same stage and hear their visions for the future of Kansas.

Senator Roger Marshall’s taxpayer-funded Florida travel is raising new questions. After earlier concerns were raised in 2024, new records show Marshall took at least 14 trips to the Sarasota area, costing Kansas taxpayers nearly $19,000 — while he owned a million-dollar property nearby.

Senator Marshall has repeatedly voted against measures that would have provided greater support for Kansas children and families, including funding for school meals, special education, child care, and new housing.

Senator Roger Marshall says he wants to lower costs for Kansas families, but from voting against efforts to remove U.S. forces from Iran to supporting tariffs and funding for President Trump’s $600 million White House ballroom, his votes are adding pressure while Kansans face higher costs for groceries, gas, health care, and housing.

We've put together a digital birthday card for Senator Marshall, and we're inviting Kansans to add their own "birthday wishes."

Senator Roger Marshall says he stands with Kansas agriculture, but his voting record tells a different story. From supporting cuts to USDA programs and voting against funding for farmers to backing policies that could put additional pressure on rural farms, Marshall’s votes are making it harder for Kansas farmers and ranchers to protect their livelihoods and keep their family businesses alive.