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Kansas Senate
📅 General: November 3, 2026
Last updated: Nov 01, 2026 06:45 PM
Poll Leader
No polls
0 candidates polled
Total Money in Race
$25.8M
Combined fundraising
Outside Spending
$382.8M
Independent expenditures
Corporate Influence
$496.2M
19 lobbying clients
🧠 Race Intelligence
📈 Marshall: Net IE: +575K
🏛️ Super PAC Activity in This Race
PEOPLE OVER POLITICS ACTION FUND
Opposing Marshall
$73.1M
WINSENATE
Opposing Marshall
$69.2M
THE 1861 INITIATIVE
Opposing Marshall
$38.9M
LOWER COSTS NOW
Opposing Marshall
$32.7M
LOWER COSTS NOW
Opposing Hamilton
$15.0M
MAIN STREET FUND
Opposing Hamilton
$13.0M
GOVERNMENT THAT WORKS PAC
Opposing Marshall
$12.7M
GOVERNMENT THAT WORKS PAC
Opposing Hamilton
$10.6M
NO GOING BACK PAC INC.
Opposing Hamilton
$7.4M
🏛️ Corporate Influence Pipeline
Companies spending $4.5M lobbying Congress are simultaneously directing $496.2M in campaign spending in this race.
$496.2M
Campaign Spending
Lobbying Issues Connected to This Race
🛡️ Defense & Security
🏭 Trade & Manufacturing
🏥 Healthcare & Pharma
💰 Finance & Banking
Company
Lobbying $
Campaign $
Candidate
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)
FORTRESS INVESTMENT GROUP
$21K
(6)
SPIDEL NEUMANN (DEMOCRATIC PARTY)
Top employer groups
STARKEY HEARING TECHNOLOGIES
$4K
(1)
MURRAY (DEMOCRATIC PARTY)
Top employer groups (1 also lobby Congress)
CROSSROADS REAL ESTATE GROUP
$7K
(2)
Source: FEC Schedule A (2026 cycle) via Hammerhead Intelligence
Federal Spending Context (statewide)
Federal awards flowing into this jurisdiction · Source: USAspending.gov
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
Hamilton (D)
—
$19.2M
$2.9M
28%
85%
$33.5M
$94.8M
Marshall (R)
—
$5.4M
$810K
9%
117%
$16.0M
$233.2M
Spidel Neumann (D)
—
$412K
$27K
42%
94%
—
—
Schmidt (D)
—
$256K
—
16%
100%
—
—
Murray (D)
—
$213K
$12K
7%
94%
—
—
Davis (D)
—
$194K
$86K
12%
56%
—
—
Taylor (D)
—
$162K
$13K
34%
92%
$5.2M
—
Hart (D)
—
$52K
$659
39%
99%
—
—
Financial Breakdown
Disbursements
$16,300,681
Individual Contributions
$16,526,008
PAC Contributions
$245,500
Individual Contributions
$2,514,154
PAC Contributions
$1,895,775
Net IE Advantage
$-217.3M
Individual Contributions
$108,139
Individual Contributions
$238,796
PAC Contributions
$17,250
Individual Contributions
$212,503
Individual Contributions
$194,388
Individual Contributions
$142,441
PAC Contributions
$15,000
Individual Contributions
$18,211