End Citizens United Endorses Adam Hamilton for U.S. Senate in Kansas

End Citizens United (ECU), a leading national anti-corruption organization, today endorsed Adam Hamilton for U.S. Senate in Kansas. Hamilton is a longtime community leader whose campaign is centered on putting people over politics.

“Kansans are done watching politicians protect special interests, enable corporate price gouging, and turn their backs on working people,” said End Citizens United President Tiffany Muller. “Everyone knows Washington is broken, but Adam Hamilton is committed to putting Kansas families first and bringing down costs. He’s backing real anti-corruption reforms like banning congressional stock trading and cracking down on the Big Money flooding into our elections. We’re proud to endorse Adam and look forward to sending him to the Senate.”

“I’m grateful for the endorsement of End Citizens United. Kansans are sick of special interests and dark money groups pouring money into our state to try to sway elections. While Roger Marshall funds his campaign with corporate PAC money, I haven’t taken a dime because my allegiance is with the people. It’s time to root out the corruption in our political system so that Congress can deliver on what really matters, like lowering the cost of fuel, housing, and healthcare,” said Adam Hamilton.

Adam Hamilton is running a campaign focused on tackling corruption in Washington and listening to Kansas families. He is a fifth-generation Kansan who has always worked to serve his community, including starting a church in Kansas City that has raised millions of dollars to support neighbors. His campaign included a listening tour across the state to learn what matters most to people, including anti-corruption reform.

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For 11 years, End Citizens United (ECU) has been dedicated to combating the two biggest challenges facing our democracy: the corrosive impact of Big Money in politics and attempts to block access to the ballot box. Since its founding in 2015, ECU has had over 1.4 million donors with an average donation of just $14. The group has more than four million members nationwide and is one of the nation’s leading anti-corruption organizations.