Key facts
- The Democratic Party's main Senate super PAC is actively considering spending in Kansas.
- The PAC is evaluating potential involvement in states beyond the core four battlegrounds.
- The PAC is looking for opportunities in states that Trump won by low double digits or more.
The Democratic Party's main Senate super PAC is actively considering spending in Kansas, a state that has historically leaned Republican. The group is evaluating opportunities in states beyond the core battlegrounds as the election cycle progresses. The PAC is looking for potential involvement in races that are becoming competitive, even in states that Donald Trump won by significant margins in previous elections. The argument has been that the electoral map, while challenging, is improving. The PAC is also considering opportunities in what might be considered third-tier states, beyond the four where Trump won by low double digits. The PAC is not just watching these states but is thinking about ways to get involved if they remain earnestly competitive.