Kansas and Missouri Candidates Hold Final Rallies Before Midterms
Candidates in Kansas and Missouri conducted final campaign events on November 2 ahead of Tuesday's midterm elections, focusing on abortion restrictions and economic policy.
Candidates and campaigns in Kansas and Missouri held final rallies and canvassing events on November 2, 2026, leading up to the midterm elections. In Missouri, Governor Mike Kehoe and U.S. Representative Mark Alford campaigned for Amendment 3, a proposal designed to repeal the 2024 Reproductive Freedom Amendment and implement new restrictions on abortion and gender-transition procedures.
In Kansas, the campaign focused on gubernatorial and Senate races. Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Adam Hamilton held events in Lawrence and Topeka, where he challenged Senator Roger Marshall on trade policy and the cost of living. Simultaneously, Republican U.S. Representative Derek Schmidt campaigned in Topeka, emphasizing foreign policy and energy costs.
The Kansas gubernatorial race concluded with rallies in Lenexa. Democratic nominee Cindy Holscher held a get-out-the-vote event supported by Governors Laura Kelly and Andy Beshear, while Republican candidate Ty Masterson ended his statewide Barnstorm Tour with a final rally in the same city.
