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Why deep-red Kansas has become an unexpected Senate battleground
A combination of local, national and international events has contributed to making the Kansas Senate race one to watch.
60 Minutes
What the coverage shows
Both outlets frame Kansas as an unusually competitive Senate race in a state usually seen as very red. CNBC stays broad, saying a mix of local, national and international events has made the race one to watch, while 60 Minutes is more specific and character-driven, centering a Democratic pastor and noting, in its extract only, new polling that shows a dead-heat between Republican incumbent Roger Marshall and Democrat Reverend Adam Hamilton.
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