Adam Hamilton
@hamilton4kansas
LaVon’s husband. Father. Grandfather. Pastor of the Church of Resurrection. Candidate for US Senate. 5th generation Kansan listening to Kansans. Account run by campaign team. Posts by Adam signed -AH.
The Kansas City Star endorsed Adam Hamilton for U.S. Senate. The editorial board's choice was unanimous. They agreed Adam can beat Roger Marshall in November and be the first Democrat Kansas elects to the Senate in almost 100 years. Advance voting is open. The primary is August 4. Read more ⤵️
It’s official! Early voting is now open in all 105 counties. Get out and vote – we can’t do this without you.
People ask how a pastor can be in the U.S. Senate. Here's my answer: 38 years as a pastor taught me why the separation of church and state matters. The First Amendment protects your right to worship, not to worship, and to never have a government tell you which. I'll champion the Constitution. – AH
Wichita Thursday. Leawood Friday. Winfield Saturday. Ten days to Primary Day and Adam is not slowing down. Vote on or before August 4.
Adam has what it takes to beat Roger Marshall. Just ask Gov. Kathleen Sebelius.
Adam sat down with Citizen Journal in McPherson this weekend before speaking to a packed room of supporters. Full story in comments 👇
GraceMed provides healthcare for tens of thousands of Kansans every year. Working families. Kids. People without insurance. For many, GraceMed is the only affordable care available. It's a lifeline. I'll fight to close the gaps so no Kansan goes without care. – AH
Wellington had a lot to say this morning. I spent it at No7 CoffeeHouse, listening. A hit-or-miss wheat harvest. The strain on rural healthcare. Rising costs for the basics. Kansas has real work ahead, and we deserve a senator who will do something about it. – AH
Kansas seniors worked and saved to earn a secure and healthy retirement. I'll protect it. – AH
Two hundred fifty years ago, America was born with an extraordinary promise. We don't always fully live up to those ideals, but every generation picks the work back up and carries it a little further. Happy Fourth, Kansas. Be safe as you celebrate, and enjoy every minute of it. – AH
Spent the afternoon at UltraTech Aerospace. They manufacture critical components that keep our planes in the sky and our nation safe. I always leave these stops proud of our state and the working people who power our industries. Thanks for having me. Looking forward to the next visit! – AH
Hutch was clear: Kansans are tired of being ignored by politicians. Lavon and I met a great group for coffee at Scuttlebutts, inside The Clayworks, where artists with intellectual and developmental disabilities create and sell their work. Like good neighbors, they make everyone feel welcome. – AH
Can someone represent Kansas in the Senate if they won’t speak to their neighbors? As I travel the state, there is no topic off limits or town too small. I’m showing up in towns like Cunningham, listening to your concerns and sharing my vision for a better, stronger future. – AH
I had a long conversation with Gary Barker — a farmer in Pratt County. He showed me around his farm and invited me into his home for an honest conversation. In Washington, I’ll fight for farmers so they can do what they do best: Feed the world. – AH
I spent a great afternoon at Democracy Fest in Liberal. Western Kansas is fired up to fight for our future! We face serious challenges. In Washington, I’ll be a champion for Kansas and bring people together to tackle these issues. - AH
I kicked off the day at The Crazy Mule in Greensburg. I pulled up a chair, drank some coffee, and listened to neighbors about what's on their minds. Here's what I heard: Kansans need a senator who shows up, listens, and fights for all of us. Thank you for the warm welcome and conversation! – AH
Today, I toured Harvesters, a food bank serving 17 Kansas counties. Every bit helps, especially after politicians stripped food assistance from 10,000 Kansas children. For 38 years, I’ve preached to help our neighbors and put service above self. Kansans deserve a Senator who puts them first. -AH
We ended the day at a ranch in Pottawatomie County to honor Flag Day and meet with more Kansans to talk about how we can bring down costs and bring change to Washington. Our communities are the backbone of Kansas, and politicians like Roger Marshall need to stop making life more difficult for us.
It was great to meet with voters in Wyandotte County about the challenges that Kansans are facing everyday — healthcare, affordability, gas prices, groceries, and so much more. The first step is by electing new leaders in Washington. Together, we can bring the change we deserve. - AH
Met a new friend today at the family-friendly festivities held today at Prairiefire!- AH
At a time when the price of groceries is squeezing families, Washington politicians like Roger Marshall shouldn’t be taking away food from the mouths of hungry children. We need someone in Washington who actually stands up for the vulnerable and be a champion for Kansans.
From rising premiums to erratic tariffs, I joined @stevekraske to discuss my campaign for Senate. I can’t standby while Kansans suffer from the decisions made by DC politicians like Roger Marshall. As a pastor, I’ve spent my career caring for the vulnerable and I'll fight for them as their Senator.
Today I got to volunteer at The Hub Argentine. The Hub has built a community market, clothing pantry, community garden, and commercial kitchen to uplift the Argentine neighborhood. Working together for a better Kansas is exactly what I’ll do in the Senate.
We had an amazing end to the day at Wichita Brewing Company! There’s nothing better than connecting with supporters over our shared passion for improving Kansas. I loved hearing your vision for our country and how we deserve better Washington is giving us. This is how we build a movement!