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Kansas Senate candidates debate medical debt lawsuits in campaign ads

Sen. Roger Marshall defends past medical debt lawsuits in new ad; opponent calls it a desperate move.

Nov 2, 2026, 5:16 PM By the Genius Eye newsroom (Politics Reporter) · Fact-checkedHow we report
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Sen. Roger Marshall, a Republican from Kansas, released a campaign ad addressing criticism over lawsuits he filed against former patients for unpaid medical debts, according to The Hill.

Marshall, who worked as a small-town obstetrician, sought to explain his legal actions in the ad, which reportedly went against his campaign team's advice.

Kansas Democratic Senate candidate Adam Hamilton responded by labeling Marshall's video as a desperate attempt to justify suing patients, some for debts as low as $101.

Hamilton's criticism highlights the ongoing dispute between the candidates over Marshall's medical debt lawsuits, which have become a focal point in the campaign.

The exchange underscores the political tension in the Kansas Senate race as candidates address healthcare and financial issues affecting voters.

Sources
  1. The Hill: Marshall cuts rogue ad on medical debt lawsuits
  2. The Hill: Hamilton calls Marshall medical debt video 'desperate'
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