Senate · Kansas · Before the vote
Kansas Senate race: what the forecasters say
Adam Hamilton (D) vs Roger Marshall (R) · candidates as listed by DDHQ / The Hill
The seat is held by a Republican. Inside Elections, FiftyPlusOne, DDHQ / The Hill and Race to the WH rate it a Toss-up. They lean the same way, but at least one rates the race close, so it is graded as a battleground. 5 rating changes caught since Oct 21, the latest Oct 30, 2:06 PM ET.
Right now
Each forecaster’s current rating
The latest rating each outlet has published, as recorded and sealed Nov 1, 5:10 AM ET. Ratings are shown in each outlet’s own words.
| Forecaster | Rating | Side | As of | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inside Elections | Toss-up | Toss-up | Oct 29 | Their Senate forecast → |
| FiftyPlusOne | Tossup | Toss-up | recorded Nov 1, 5:10 AM ET | Their Senate forecast → |
| DDHQ / The Hill | Toss Up | Toss-up | Oct 31 | Their Senate forecast → |
| Race to the WH | Toss Up | Toss-up | Oct 31 | Their Senate forecast → |
Rating history
Changes since Oct 21 (5)
A change of rating, of favorite, or of a model’s lean across 50%. Each change is sealed with the time we first saw it. Chances are rounded, so a rating can change while the number stays the same.
| When we saw it | Forecaster | From → to |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 30, 2:06 PM ET | Race to the WH | Toss-up R 54% → Toss-up D 52% (toward D) |
| Oct 29, 2:07 PM ET | Inside Elections | Tilt R → Toss-up (toward D) |
| Oct 29, 12:10 PM ET | FiftyPlusOne | Toss-up R 53% → Toss-up D 52% (toward D) |
| Oct 29, 12:07 PM ET | DDHQ / The Hill | Lean R 63% → Toss-up R 58% (toward D) |
| Oct 26, 12:12 PM ET | FiftyPlusOne | Toss-up D 50% → Toss-up R 51% (toward R) |
Inside Elections dates its last change here Oct 29, by its own change date: Tilt Republican → Toss-up. That is the change in the table above: we first saw it Oct 29, 2:07 PM ET.
Same state
Other battlegrounds in Kansas
- Kansas governor
Cindy Holscher (D) vs Ty Masterson (R)
How this race will be graded
Every forecast on this page is sealed before the vote. Once the race is called, a right call earns 1 point, a Toss-up ½ and a wrong call 0, the same rule for all four. Cook, Sabato, Silver and other raters get their own table on the scoreboard.
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