On October 20, President Donald Trump posted on X urging Kansas voters to turn out in 15 days, endorsing Roger Marshall for the U.S. Senate and Ty Masterson for governor.
Trump said Kansas should “re-elect” Roger Marshall to the Senate, elect Ty Masterson as the next governor, and work to secure “a Republican House and a Republican Senate.” He appealed directly to voters: “In this Election, I am asking you to pretend I’m on the Ballot. When I’m on the Ballot, 48% more people show up.”
Detailing voting options, Trump wrote that early voting in Kansas is available in many areas “RIGHT NOW,” and will be available across the state on October 27th. He added that the deadline to request a mail-in ballot is also October 27th, and that ballots should be returned by Election Day, November 3rd. Concluding his message, he emphasized: “Whatever you do, GET OUT AND VOTE!”
The post, published on X, centers on mobilizing turnout by linking support for his endorsed candidates—Roger Marshall and Ty Masterson—to broader Republican goals in Congress, while highlighting specific dates: 15 days from the post, early voting statewide beginning October 27th, the mail-in request deadline of October 27th, and return by November 3rd.
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