US Senate
Republicans held 53 Senate seats, Democrats 45 and independents two in the current Congress, giving the Republican conference control of the chamber, according to the Senate's official party-division record U.S.
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The U.S. Senate passes federal legislation, approves treaties, confirms senior executive and judicial nominees, and tries impeachments. Its rules and confirmation power can accelerate or block major changes across the federal government.
Affiliated people
Lindsey Graham
Senator
Amy Klobuchar
senator
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Barack Obama
Former US Senator from Illinois
Dianne Feinstein
former senator
Mitt Romney
former senator
Rob Portman
former senator
Chuck Grassley
senator
Chuck Schumer
U.S. Senate Democratic leader
Tim Kaine
senator
Cynthia Lummis
senator
John McCain
former senator
Ron Wyden
Senator (D-OR)
Chris Dodd
former Senator (D-CT)
James Lankford
Senator (R-OK)
Kyrsten Sinema
Senator (I-AZ)
Tammy Baldwin
Senator (D-WI)
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Cory Booker
United States Senator for New Jersey
Chris Murphy
Senator (D-CT)
Cory Booker
Senator (D-NJ)
Tim Scott
US Senator (South Carolina)
Bernie Sanders
US Senator (Vermont)
Susan Collins
US Senator from Maine
Adam Schiff
US Senator from California
Harry Reid
Senate Majority Leader
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