Kansas Democratic Senate nominee Adam Hamilton stated on Thursday that he would prefer not to have former Vice President Kamala Harris campaign alongside him in the lead-up to the 2026 midterm elections. During an appearance on Politico’s "The Conversation," Hamilton discussed which national Democrats he would be open to campaigning with, indicating that he was not a strong supporter of Harris.
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Kansas Democratic Senate nominee expresses reluctance for Harris to campaign with him
Adam Hamilton, the Kansas Democratic Senate nominee, expressed his preference against having former Vice President Kamala Harris campaign with him for the 2026 midterm elections. In an interview, he discussed his openness to other national Democrats but noted his lack of strong support for Harris.
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