Wisconsin Republican Hovde admits he lost US Senate race, still weighing a recount
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin Republican Eric Hovde admitted Tuesday that he lost the U.S. Senate race to Democratic incumbent Tammy Baldwin, but refused to concede and instead repeated misleading claims about the election while he considers a recount.
Republican senators returned to the US Capitol on Tuesday with their first consequential choice of Donald Trump’s new era in ...
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Contests for Senate majority leader and House Republican conference chair headline GOP leadership elections on Capitol Hill ...
s US Senate race, while Casey refuses to concede “I’ve said ... ballot canvassing in Philadelphia as evidence the GOP ...
RICHMOND, Va. — One of two special elections was announced Monday to replace Virginia state senators who were recently ...
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LIVE: US Senate election resultsDemocrats currently have the majority in the Senate. Democrats hold 47 of the chamber's 100 seats. Republicans have 49 seats.
In the race for Arizona’s open US Senate seat, Democratic Rep. Ruben Gallego has defeated the state’s most vociferous ...
Gallego's win is the fourth straight for Democrats after decades of defeats and comes in a disappointing cycle for the party ...
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Many conservatives online are pressing Donald Trump to weigh in on which Senate GOP leader candidate he’s backing. But here’s our gut check: A Trump endorsement — even if it came — might not matter.
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