Sen. Roger Marshall sought funding to address a water shortage. The project could benefit his ranch

U.S. Senator Roger Marshall sought federal funding for a project to address a water shortage in rural Kansas. The project involves resolving a dispute over water rights between farmers and environmentalists, while also affecting a wildlife refuge. Marshall's own ranch could potentially benefit from the project. The effort aimed to find a solution to this complex water management issue in his state.

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MS NowLeft· 5d ago

Roger Marshall sought funding for water shortage. The project could benefit his ranch.

Philadelphia InquirerLean Left· 5d ago· ran in 4 outlets

Sen. Roger Marshall sought funding to address a water shortage. The project could benefit his ranch

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Same wire story as other sides. No original Center take here.

Ran by 4 outlets across the spectrum· KSN Wichita, WTOP Washington DC
KSN WichitaCenter· 4d ago

Sen. Roger Marshall sought funding to address a water shortage. The project could benefit his ranch

WTOP Washington DCCenter· 5d ago

Sen. Roger Marshall sought funding to address a water shortage. The project could benefit his ranch

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FortuneLean Right· 5d ago

Sen. Roger Marshall requested $4.2 million to help more water flow into a wildlife refuge but did not mention it could also benefit his ranch

MyNorthwestLean Right· 5d ago· ran in 4 outlets

Sen. Roger Marshall sought funding to address a water shortage. The project could benefit his ranch