There are still four weeks until voting in the midterm elections, and the Democratic Party's path to control the US Senate is getting wider and wider. The non-partisan “Cook Political Report” said on Tuesday that the former conservative polling center Kansas is now facing a war of equal strength. The Democratic Party hasn't won a Senate seat in Kansas in 94 years, but this time the party introduced a highly competitive large church pastor Adam Hamilton. Coupled with President Donald Trump's tariff policy and economic anxiety caused by the war with Iran, all made the election in this agricultural state full of suspense. According to the “New York Times/Siena” poll published over the weekend, Hamilton tied with current Republican Senator Roger Marshall among potential voters. Cook now estimates that the Democratic Party will add 2 to 6 additional Senate seats in the November 3 midterm elections. They only need a net increase of 4 seats to become the majority party.

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