Republicans take back control of U.S. Senate; Schumer to lose majority leader role
Republicans took back control of the U.S. Senate late Tuesday as they flipped at least two Democratic-held seats, while control of House of Representatives remained up in the air early Wednesday. The GOP won a previously Democratic seat in West Virginia and Republican candidate Bernie Moreno knocked off Democratic Sen.
The new GOP majority will be tasked with selecting a caucus leader after being sworn in on January 3. The current minority leader, Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell, announced earlier this year that he ...
With a decisive margin in the Senate ... the outgoing Republican leader who noted that he had achieved a personal goal ...
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Large Senate GOP majority strengthens Trump’s handRepublicans have at least a 52-seat Senate majority and are looking to expand it to 54 seats, as GOP candidates are leading ...
As the Republican Party contemplates new leadership in the Senate, it’s time to seriously consider Marco Rubio as the next ...
With a 50-50 Senate, the party in the White House determines ... Outgoing Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell ...
With control of Congress at stake, the ever-tight contests for the House will determine which party holds the majority ...
U.S. Sen. Steve Daines says, regardless of how well Republicans do in their bid to take back control of the Senate, he won’t ...
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are vying to win Pennsylvania, while Bob Casey and David McCormick jockey for the state’s U.S. Senate seat. Those races and several others are unfolding as polls have ...
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