As Senate’s power brokers age; several seek new terms

Millennials have emerged as the nation's largest living generation, yet that demographic shift isn't reflected in the upper reaches of the Republican-controlled Senate, where the body's oldest members are the power brokers. And several are asking voters for new six-year terms. At 82, Chuck Grassley wants Iowans to send him back to the Senate for a seventh ...

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As Senate’s power brokers age; several seek new terms

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