Kansas might have an answer to Democrats' rural voter problem

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

75% : She praised some of Biden's legislative victories, naming the infrastructure bill and CHIPS Act specifically, as things that "have really allowed states to experience incredible economic development.
51% : Kelly has vetoed anti-LGBTQ bills, both before and after the 2022 election, and she supports abortion rights.
50% : Omero said the key was authenticity, not a specific personality or set of policies.
40% : "In a break from many other Democrats last year, Kelly did not emphasize abortion rights during her campaign -- despite the fact that voters in Kansas rejected a ballot initiative pushed by anti-abortion groups in the summer of 2022, months before Kelly was on the ballot.
39% : Kelly's first victory in 2018 came in a banner year for Democrats and benefited both from running in the wake of the deeply unpopular former GOP Gov. Sam Brownback and against the controversial then-Secretary of State Kris Kobach in the general election.

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