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Bodnar Tries to Carve a Third Way to U.S. Senate
The candidates say caucus membership would limit their independence and bargaining power in a closely divided Senate, where committee control can hinge on a few seats.
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Senate Races Take a Turn after 3 Candidates Share HUGE News
Three candidates are asking voters to trust a promise that could reshape power in the Senate. Their opponents say campaign money and political history tell a different story. Independent Senate candidates Dan Osborn, Seth Bodnar, and Brian Bengs pledged Monday not to caucus with either party if elected. They also said they would not vote for either party’s Senate leader. Osborn is running in Nebraska, Bodnar in Montana, and Bengs in South Dakota…
·Jacksonville, United States
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