Roger Marshall is seeking another Senate term, bringing his experience as a physician, Army reservist, and fifth-generation farm kid to the work ahead.
Agriculture, accessible medical care, and strong communities are central to Kansas’s future.
Get to know RogerRoger Marshall grew up in Butler County and is a fifth-generation farm kid. He attended Butler Community College and Kansas State University before earning his medical degree at the University of Kansas.
Roger practiced obstetrics and gynecology in Great Bend for 25 years and served seven years in the Army Reserve. He entered the U.S. Senate in 2021 after serving in the House of Representatives.
Roger and his wife, Laina, have four children. After delivering medical care in central Kansas, Roger remains focused on the needs of rural communities.
Roger Marshall supports relief from phosphate-fertilizer duties and policies that lower agricultural input costs.
Farm profitability depends on affordable supplies and reliable resources.
Roger Marshall supports telehealth, clearer medical prices, and changes to prior authorization that reduce delays in treatment.
Patients need care without unnecessary administrative obstacles.
Roger Marshall supports oil, natural gas, wind, and ethanol, including year-round E15 sales.
Kansas contributes to a broad energy economy.
Roger Marshall supports border-wall construction and stronger enforcement of immigration laws. He also supports the Laken Riley Act.
Roger Marshall favors lower taxes and policies intended to leave households and businesses with more of their earnings.
Roger Marshall supports the Major Richard Star Act, which addresses retirement-pay offsets affecting certain combat-injured veterans.
Military service should be followed by dependable support.