Projected U.S. senator-elect · Kansas

Democratic Party

RECEIPTS / PROFILE

Adam Hamilton

Projected U.S. senator-elect

Democratic Party

Adam Hamilton grew up in the Kansas City area and founded the Church of the Resurrection.

Work history

Founding pastor of the Church of the Resurrection

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Home community: Not yet verified
State / territory: Kansas
Party: Democratic Party
Current role: Projected U.S. senator-elect
College / education: Oral Roberts University · Bachelor’s in pastoral ministry
Southern Methodist University · Master of Divinity

Committees & commissions

Congressional committee assignments do not apply to this role.

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Biography source ↗
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RECEIPTS / CAMPAIGN FINANCE

The Money Trail

Adam Hamilton

Total reported 2026 campaign receipts$19,175,044.34Through October 14, 2026. View FEC filings and transactions ↗

Sources: FEC public bulk records; Money Behind the Ballot where linked · Snapshot checked Oct 24, 2026
Follow the source links for subsequent filings and amendments.

2026 midterm elections

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November 3, 2026Voting information ↗

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Adam Hamilton

Projected U.S. senator-elect · Kansas

Democratic Party

RECEIPTS / PROFILE

Adam Hamilton

Projected U.S. senator-elect

Democratic Party

Adam Hamilton grew up in the Kansas City area and founded the Church of the Resurrection.

Work history

Founding pastor of the Church of the Resurrection

Selected career highlights. Checked .

Biography source ↗

Home community: Not yet verified
State / territory: Kansas
Party: Democratic Party
Current role: Projected U.S. senator-elect
College / education: Oral Roberts University · Bachelor’s in pastoral ministry
Southern Methodist University · Master of Divinity

Committees & commissions

Congressional committee assignments do not apply to this role.

Sources & dates

Biography source ↗
Federal Election Commission candidate filing ↗

Background checked 2026-11-04. Office details checked 2026-11-04. Saved facts may need review when roles or assignments change.

RECEIPTS / CAMPAIGN FINANCE

The Money Trail

Adam Hamilton

Total reported 2026 campaign receipts$19,175,044.34Through October 14, 2026. View FEC filings and transactions ↗

Sources: FEC public bulk records; Money Behind the Ballot where linked · Snapshot checked Oct 24, 2026
Follow the source links for subsequent filings and amendments.

2026 midterm elections

—

November 3, 2026Voting information ↗

Switch topic9 topics

Immigration Economy Healthcare Foreign Policy Tech and AI Civil Liberties Taxes Crime Elections

Overview Record Stance

THE RECORD

Adam Hamilton on Taxes

Public statements, interviews, reporting, and official sources behind this topic.

A sourced overview is needed to create a receipt.

Keep the receipts.

A shorter overview of this topic, ready to pass along.

SOURCE RESEARCH IN PROGRESS

Checking the broader picture

Taxes

Researching
Assessing
Building your receipt
Finalizing

Your saved overview remains available while broader research loads.

Coverage: Saved campaign evidence only. This incoming profile has no new-office voting or committee record. How sources are checked