With just two weeks until the midterm elections, the president is stumping for GOP Sen. Roger Marshall in Kansas as early voting surges.

President Trump visited Kansas on Monday, where he led a campaign rally for incumbent Republican Sen. Roger Marshall. Kansas has not elected a Democrat to the Senate since 1932, but polls show the race between Marshall and Democratic nominee Adam Hamilton — a Methodist pastor — in a dead heat.

In Kansas, Democrats are hoping that soaring farm costs and discontent with Trump's immigration crackdown will flip a Senate seat for the first time in 94 years.

The fact that Donald Trump was here at all said more about a looming electoral disaster facing his Republican party next month than anything contained in his dark and discursive 98-minute stump speech. On Monday, amid raucous chants of “USA! USA!”, the president held his first campaign rally in Kansas for eight years. No Democrat has won a US Senate seat in this ruby-red state since 1932, the year Herbert Hoover was president, Amelia Earhart was...

NBC’s Alice Barr reports on the final push for undecided voters, including President Trump’s overnight Kansas rally where Democrats see an opening.

President Trump tried to defend Republican Senator Roger Marshall on Monday night at a rally in Park City, Kansas, but ended up using an antisemitic slur in the process. “[Marshall] was given a bum rap because he was mandated by law to request strongly money owed from patients. You’re not allowed not to do it. You have to by law go after these people, and they made it, like, oh, he was some kind of a Shylock-type guy,” Trump said in a speech to...