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President Donald Trump rallies in Kansas as key Senate race heats up

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President Trump heads to Kansas on Monday evening as Republicans look to shore up support in an unexpectedly competitive Senate race with just two weeks until the midterm elections. Trump is expected to rally voters for incumbent Sen. Roger Marshall (R), who faces a challenge from Democrat Adam Hami

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Both outlets focus on Trump’s Kansas stop as a sign that the state’s Senate race has become unexpectedly competitive heading into the midterms. CNN frames the story as Kansas emerging as a surprise battleground, while The Hill presents it as a live rally aimed at shoring up support for Sen. Roger Marshall; The Hill’s extract is the only one that explicitly names Marshall and the challenger, Adam Hami.

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