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Kansas Senate

📅 General: November 3, 2026

Last updated: Sep 03, 2026 09:35 PM

Poll Leader

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0 candidates polled

Total Money in Race

$9.5M

Combined fundraising

Outside Spending

$5.8M

Independent expenditures

Corporate Influence

$21.6M

14 lobbying clients

🧠 Race Intelligence

Toss-Up

Signal Alignment INSUFFICIENT DATA at 0%

Data Signals

📈 Marshall: Net IE: +575K

🏛️ Super PAC Activity in This Race

Committee

Direction

Amount

THE 1861 INITIATIVE

Supporting Taylor

$2.5M

MAIN STREET FUND

Opposing Hamilton

$1.9M

SENATE CONSERVATIVES FUND

Supporting Marshall

$1.1M

SENATE CONSERVATIVES ACTION

Supporting Marshall

$242K

WAY BACK PAC

Supporting Taylor

$26K

🏛️ Corporate Influence Pipeline

Companies spending $3.9M lobbying Congress are simultaneously directing $21.6M in campaign spending in this race.

Corporate Clients

$3.9M

Lobbying Spend

$21.6M

Campaign Spending

Lobbyists

Lobbying Issues Connected to This Race

🏥 Healthcare & Pharma 🛡️ Defense & Security 💰 Finance & Banking 🏭 Trade & Manufacturing

Company Lobbying $ Campaign $ Candidate

J STREET 💰 🛡️ 🏭

$1.3M

$1.9M

HAMILTON

MAIN STREET SPORTS GROUP DBA FANDUEL SPORTS NETWORK

$820K

$1.9M

HAMILTON

MAIN STREET PRIVACY COALITION 💰

$480K

$1.9M

HAMILTON

1 INC.

$280K

$2.5M

TAYLOR

ATI, INC.

$230K

$1.1M

MARSHALL

C STREET 🛡️ 🏥

$230K

$1.9M

HAMILTON

Y 🏥

$180K

$26K

TAYLOR

STR

$180K

$1.9M

HAMILTON

Source: Senate LDA filings + FEC data via Hammerhead Intelligence. Lobbying $ = annual reported federal lobbying expenditures (company-wide). Campaign $ = IE spending directed at candidates in this specific race.

🏢 Donor Employer Groups — FEC Schedule A

Individual contributions aggregated by employer. Contributions are from employees, not the companies themselves.

MARSHALL (REPUBLICAN PARTY) Top employer groups (2 also lobby Congress)

IEX GROUP

$28K (15)

M&M INDUSTRIES INCL

$21K (5)

FORTRESS INVESTMENT GROUP

$21K (6)

MBLA INTERNATIONAL

$19K (8)

MOBLEY HOLDINGS

$16K (5)

KELLER POSTMAN

$14K (6)

SQUARESPACE

$14K (1)

ALKERMES LOBBY+DONATE

$14K (4)

SPRINKLER WORKS

$14K (1)

THE KENT COMPANIES

$14K (4)

SPIDEL NEUMANN (DEMOCRATIC PARTY) Top employer groups

GEORGE K. BAUM & COMPANY

$7K (2)

STARKEY HEARING TECHNOLOGIES

$4K (1)

MAHV

$3K (1)

APPLE MOVING

$2K (1)

AMERIPRISE FINANCIAL

$2K (2)

BARNES & THORNBURG

$1K (1)

KANSAS ETHANOL

$1K (1)

INFOBLOX

$750 (2)

APOLLOMD

$500 (1)

INVISIBLE MAN

$500 (1)

MURRAY (DEMOCRATIC PARTY) Top employer groups (1 also lobby Congress)

OI FUNDS

$12K (4)

PRIVATE MEDICAL

$8K (3)

CROSSROADS REAL ESTATE GROUP

$7K (2)

RIMON PC

$7K (2)

PRICE BROTHERS

$7K (2)

THE MOINIAN GROUP

$7K (2)

ROGERS CONSULTING GROUP

$7K (2)

HCI

$5K (2)

VANTEDGE PARTNERS

$5K (1)

THE KEIL COMPAMIES

$5K (2)

Source: FEC Schedule A (2026 cycle) via Hammerhead Intelligence

Federal Spending Context (statewide)

Federal awards flowing into this jurisdiction · Source: USAspending.gov

$12.4B

Total Awards

28%

Defense ($864.7M)

2,913,123

Population

Top Industries & Recipients ▾

Computer Systems Design Servic · $1.2B Aircraft Manufacturing · $488.9M Search, Detection, Navigation, · $375.9M Commercial and Institutional B · $224.4M Aircraft Engine and Engine Par · $181.5M Other Support Activities for A · $147.1M

Recipient Amount

KANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & ENVIRONMEN

$7.2B

MISSION SUPPORT & TEST SERVICES LLC

$1.8B

ORACLE HEALTH GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC.

$1.2B

KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

$868.3M

KANSAS DEPARTMENT FOR CHILDREN AND FAMIL

$646.1M

KANSAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

$619.5M

INDRA AIR TRAFFIC, INC.

$521.2M

TEXTRON AVIATION INC

$472.6M

Candidate Comparison

Candidate

RCP Avg

Raised

COH

Sm $

Burn

IE For

IE Agst

Hamilton (D)

—

$4.2M

$1.7M

19%

58%

—

$1.9M

Marshall (R)

—

$4.0M

$5.4M

$1.3M

—

Spidel Neumann (D)

—

$411K

$161K

42%

61%

—

Schmidt (D)

—

$256K

$5K

16%

98%

—

Murray (D)

—

$213K

$12K

94%

—

Davis (D)

—

$194K

$86K

12%

56%

—

Taylor (D)

—

$162K

$13K

34%

92%

$2.6M

—

Hart (D)

—

$51K

$547

39%

99%

—

Financial Breakdown

Hamilton (D)

Total Raised

$4,169,078

Cash on Hand

$1,730,621

Disbursements

$2,438,457

Individual Contributions

$4,097,829

PAC Contributions

$17,500

Small Dollar %

18.7%

Burn Rate

58.5%

Net IE Advantage

$-1.9M

Marshall (R)

Total Raised

$4,009,075

Cash on Hand

$5,388,078

Disbursements

$326,015

Individual Contributions

$1,719,571

PAC Contributions

$1,493,250

Small Dollar %

8.8%

Burn Rate

8.1%

Net IE Advantage

+$1.3M

Spidel Neumann (D)

Total Raised

$410,527

Cash on Hand

$160,609

Disbursements

$249,918

Individual Contributions

$106,933

PAC Contributions

Small Dollar %

41.7%

Burn Rate

60.9%

Net IE Advantage

Schmidt (D)

Total Raised

$256,046

Cash on Hand

$5,027

Disbursements

$251,019

Individual Contributions

$238,796

PAC Contributions

$17,250

Small Dollar %

15.8%

Burn Rate

98.0%

Net IE Advantage

Murray (D)

Total Raised

$212,503

Cash on Hand

$12,495

Disbursements

$200,008

Individual Contributions

$212,503

PAC Contributions

Small Dollar %

6.9%

Burn Rate

94.1%

Net IE Advantage

Davis (D)

Total Raised

$194,388

Cash on Hand

$85,910

Disbursements

$108,478

Individual Contributions

$194,388

PAC Contributions

Small Dollar %

12.0%

Burn Rate

55.8%

Net IE Advantage

Taylor (D)

Total Raised

$161,738

Cash on Hand

$13,342

Disbursements

$148,395

Individual Contributions

$142,441

PAC Contributions

$15,000

Small Dollar %

33.8%

Burn Rate

91.8%

Net IE Advantage

+$2.6M

Hart (D)

Total Raised

$51,403

Cash on Hand

$547

Disbursements

$50,856

Individual Contributions

$17,377

PAC Contributions

Small Dollar %

39.0%

Burn Rate

98.9%

Net IE Advantage