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  • Belongs to the word: sen

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Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin announced Wednesday that she would seek a third term, representing Wisconsin. (15 words)

Earlier this week in Pennsylvania, Democratic Sen. Bob Casey said he would also seek reelection. (15 words)

Another bill, sponsored by Democratic Sen. Mike Tipping, targets medical debt sold to third parties. (15 words)

Democratic Sen. Alex Padilla of California told CBS News earlier this week that a call was in the works, as the president continues to try to reassure his party that he’s up to the rigors of the presidency and that he can beat Donald Trump in November. (48 words)

St. Louis Democratic Sen. Karla May said St. Louis voters “have a right to elect who they want to elect” and criticized lawmakers from other areas of the state for trying to interfere with how St. Louis officials handle crime. (40 words)

Republican Sen. Tim Scott has joined forces with Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown on a new bill that would narrow penalties for executives who oversaw failed banks, placing it at odds with more stringent bipartisan legislation proposed by other lawmakers. (39 words)

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Next, Democratic Sen. Jon Tester is at least a slight underdog to win reelection in Republican-leaning Montana, while Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown is in a toss-up race to keep hold of his Ohio seat.

Republican Sen. Tim Scott has joined forces with Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown on a new bill that would narrow penalties for executives who oversaw failed banks, placing it at odds with more stringent bipartisan legislation proposed by other lawmakers.

A from Missouri Republican Sen. Josh Hawley and New York Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand would ban stock trading, ownership and blind trusts for both legislative and senior executive branch officials.

On Monday evening, Gov. Mike DeWine endorsed state Sen. Matt Dolan, one of the three candidates running for the Republican nomination, calling Dolan a “proven conservative” who is best-equipped to defeat Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown in November.

Democratic Sen. Chris Van Hollen from Maryland and Republican Sen. Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania with US Reps.

That’s the same deadly cancer former Democratic Sen. Ted Kennedy battled and GOP Sen. John McCain is currently fighting.

In the race for lieutenant governor, Democratic U.S. Rep. Denny Heck, who is retiring from Congress, faces fellow Democratic Sen. Marko Liias.

And last week, Romney and and West Virginia Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin proposed the Fiscal Stability Act, which would establish a commission charged “with finding legislative solutions to stabilize and decrease” the debt.

Democratic Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont is charging up to $95 to attend his anti-capitalist book tour.

Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin of Illinois, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, urged Roberts to take note.

Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin announced Wednesday that she would seek a third term, representing Wisconsin.

During the Thursday hearing, Democratic Sen. of San Antonio voiced a similar concern about SB 12.

Earlier this week in Pennsylvania, Democratic Sen. Bob Casey said he would also seek reelection.

In Nevada, first-term Democratic Sen. has $8.8 million to Republican Sam Brown’s $938,000.

It’s extraordinary, it’s heartbreaking and it’s infuriating,” Connecticut Democratic Sen. Chris Murphy told reporters on a call Thursday.

St. Louis Democratic Sen. Karla May said St. Louis voters “have a right to elect who they want to elect” and criticized lawmakers from other areas of the state for trying to interfere with how St. Louis officials handle crime.

The other, from Democratic Sen. David Marsden, would tighten the penalties for firearms left unsecured in vehicles under certain conditions.

And in Nevada, incumbent Democratic Sen. Jacky Rosen stands at 50% support to Republican Sam Brown’s 40%.

Another bill, sponsored by Democratic Sen. Mike Tipping, targets medical debt sold to third parties.

Democratic Sen. Alex Padilla of California told CBS News earlier this week that a call was in the works, as the president continues to try to reassure his party that he’s up to the rigors of the presidency and that he can beat Donald Trump in November.