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Coverage dated October 15, 2026

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

Headline from KSN Wichita

The plan aims to boost water flow to the Quivira National Wildlife Refuge, benefiting both the refuge and local farmers.

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  1. KSN Wichita

    Sen. Roger Marshall sought funding to address a water shortage. The project could benefit his ranch (opens KSN Wichita)

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    KSN Wichita's feed description

    The plan aims to boost water flow to the Quivira National Wildlife Refuge, benefiting both the refuge and local farmers.

  2. MS Now

    Roger Marshall sought funding for water shortage. The project could benefit his ranch. (opens MS Now)

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    The avid outdoorsman requested a $4.2 million earmark, records show, to help finance improvements that would increase the flow of water into the Quivira National Wildlife Refuge.

  3. Fortune

    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 (opens Fortune)

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    A watchdog group said the Kansas senator's funding earmark was a conflict of interest 'He should have recused himself'

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