Emerson College Releases Final Kansas Poll on October 30: Hamilton Leads Marshall 49% to 45% in Senate Race, Masterson Leads Holscher 50% to 46% for Governor
Kansas — The final Emerson College Polling survey of Kansas voters, released October 30, finds 49% supporting Democrat Adam Hamilton and 45% Republican incumbent Roger Marshall for U.S. Senate. Three percent support Libertarian David Graham and 3% are undecided. When undecideds are asked who they lean toward, Hamilton's support rises to 50% and Marshall's to 47%.
Since September, Hamilton has gained four points, from 45% to 49%, and Marshall two points, from 43% to 45%. Independents break for Hamilton, 59% to 25%, a sharp increase in his support among that group since last month.
In the governor's race, Republican Ty Masterson leads Democrat Cindy Holscher 50% to 46%, rising to 53% to 48% when leaners are included.
The survey was conducted October 26-28 among 800 likely voters, with a margin of error of plus or minus 3.5 percentage points. President Trump's job approval stands at 45%, with 51% disapproving. The economy is the top issue for Kansas voters at 44%, followed by healthcare at 15% and threats to democracy at 13%.
Source: GSM America
Source: GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
Photo: 图：Kansas State Capitol, 8th Avenue and Van Buren Street, Topeka, KS。来源：Wikimedia Commons（w_lemay，CC BY-SA 2.0）
