Thune wins secret ballot to become new Senate GOP leader, succeeding McConnell
Senate Minority Whip John Thune, R-S.D., will be the new Republican Senate leader and the majority leader of the upper chamber in the new Congress. In January, he will succeed Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., who is the longest-serving party leader in Senate history.
Assembly Republicans reelected Speaker Robin Vos (R-Rochester) Tuesday to serve another term in the position and Senate ...
The 63-year-old Thune replaces Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, who has led his chamber's Republicans since 2007 and is the longest-serving Senate party leader in U.S. history. Since ...
Fla., was knocked out of the Senate leader race after the first secret ballot on Wednesday morning, during which none of the ...
Who senators choose, and whether Trump ultimately endorses a candidate in the final hours, could set the tone for Trump’s ...
Twenty years after he won his Senate seat by assailing Tom Daschle’s performance as minority leader, John Thune is the ...
Minority Leader of the Edo State Youth Parliament, Akin-Ola Eloghosa, has expressed confidence in the ability of the ...
Iowa House Democrats on Saturday reelected Rep. Jennifer Konfrst as their leader as they prepare for the 2025 legislative ...
Georgia Senate Democrats have elected Sen. Harold Jones II to lead their caucus. He promised Friday to be aggressive in ...
Tommy Tuberville claimed neither Rick Scott, John Thune, nor John Cornyn has the 27 votes necessary to win the party's Senate leader race.
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