- President Donald Trump was repeatedly interrupted by protesters during a midterm campaign rally in Park City, Kansas, accusing the demonstrators of being paid $250 to disrupt the event.
- Trump campaigned in support of Republican Senator Roger Marshall, who is facing a competitive race against Democratic candidate Adam Hamilton.
- During his speech, Trump defended Marshall against reports that the senator's former medical practice had sued over 700 patients over unpaid bills.
- A recent poll showed Hamilton leading Marshall by three percentage points as Democrats gain ground in traditionally conservative Kansas.
- Musician Ted Nugent opened the rally, urging attendees to vote and calling for the elimination of the Democratic Party.
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