This time, the station was La Raza, a Spanish-language broadcaster that serves Wichita, Kansas, and its environs.
Last November, Donald Trump defeated Hillary Clinton there by a 60 percent to 33 percent margin.
It’s a deep red district in a deep red state, where the left has not challenged in years.
He says that as far as he can tell, that’s the most ever in a congressional race in Kansas, special election or otherwise.
After he left the military in 1994, he moved to Wichita, where his grandparents live, and attended Wichita State University.
“It’ll be a stunner if Thompson wins,” says Burdett Loomis, a University of Kansas political science professor and a sage of Kansas politics.
“It’s ours to lose at this point,” he says as the truck barrels down the Kansas road.