Roger Marshall
Doc Marshall supported his local community as an OB-GYN delivering babies and prosecuting patients for 25 years. He was always on-call for his bottom line, ensuring not a single dime would be missed no matter how desperate his patients were.
Meet Roger,
Roger lives in Florida. Literally.
Earlier this month, Doc Marshall had to refile his statement of candidacy to update his home address. Sadly, the fake Kansas address he chose is his brother's one bedroom home.
The corporate PACs writing checks.
Roger serves valiantly on multiple health subcommittees while receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars from the health insurance and pharmaceutical industry.
The super PACs spending on this race.
Super PACs raise and spend unlimited money “independently” of the campaign. These are the outside groups spending to sway this race — for or against the candidate, or attacking their general-election opponent — and, where known, who’s really behind the friendly-sounding names. Straight from FEC independent-expenditure filings.
People are paying attention.
The top aide to Sen. Roger Marshall of Kansas charged $44,000 to taxpayers over the past two years in commuting expenses between Washington and Lynchburg, Virginia, where he lives, according to public records.
PoliticoSen. Roger Marshall has taken at least seven official trips to the area around his vacation home in Sarasota, Florida, in the four years he’s spent in the Senate, according to Senate expense reports.
Kansas City StarGOP Sen. Roger Marshall of Kansas is the latest member of Congress to violate a conflict-of-interest and transparency law for stock transactions
Business InsiderFrequently asked
Does Roger Marshall take corporate PAC money?+
Yes — per FEC filings, Roger Marshall has accepted $954K from corporate PACs (2021–2026), across 273 contributions.
How many stock trades has Roger Marshall made?+
155 congressional stock trades are on the public record for Roger Marshall.
Where does this information come from?+
Federal Election Commission campaign-finance filings and U.S. House and Senate financial-disclosure filings (the STOCK Act). It's all public record.
Money talks.
So should you.
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