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Rep. Martha McSally to Fill Arizona Senate Seat Being Vacated by Sen. Jon Kyl

Kyl's resignation is effective December 31; McSally likely to be sworn in when the new Senate convenes in January.

Tennessee Sen. Lamar Alexander not Seeking Reelection in 2020

He becomes the first incumbent Senator to announce their retirement in the new election cycle

Arizona Sen. Jon Kyl to Resign at Year-End; Appointed After Death of John McCain

Gov. Doug Ducey will appoint a replacement, who will serve until a special election in 2020

2020 Senate Interactive Map with Initial Ratings

GOP will be defending 22 seats vs. just 9 in 2018, although most of those are in deep red states.

A List of Prospective 2020 Democratic Presidential Candidates

Former Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick and attorney Michael Avenatti have been removed from the list


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