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DavidB4-bot

clean up, typos fixed: from 2007-2009 → from 2007 to 2009, 53-47 → 53–47, , Jr → Jr (2), 51-49 → 51–49

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RoadtoEmmaus2

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As of 2026, Republicans have a 53-47 majority in the Senate, plus the tie-breaking vote held by Vice President J.D. Vance.

MayGodBless

update

SteKelBry

Added hyperlinks to both upper and lower houses.

RobSmith

→‎See also

RobSmith

→‎See also

RobSmith

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LT

→‎Scholarly studies

DavidB4

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RocketPlaysCPI

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RocketPlaysCPI

Updated to how it is as now.

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I think the Senate will be divided 52-46-2 on Jan. 6, 2021, but this is worth researching

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If the Senate declines to certify 270 votes for a candidate amid alternate slates of Electors, then the presidential election is transferred to the House to select the president from the top three contenders, with each State having an equal vote, rath

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As of January 6, 2020, Republicans will control the Senate, with 50 Republicans, 46 Democrats, and 2 Independents, including Bernie Sanders, who vote and caucus with the Democrat Party.

Quidam65

→‎Powers of Senate

Quidam65

→‎Senators

LAngelino

Updateding to current.

Aschlafly

→‎Official Senate histories: dewikify

1990'sguy

→‎Senators

DavidB4-bot

HTTP --> HTTPS [#1], replaced: http://www.senate.gov → https://www.senate.gov (2)

FredJ

→‎Current Composition: update

Northwest

Cleanup - seeking to avoid use of terminology favored by liberals

DavidB4-bot

clean up & uniformity

Progressingamerica

Liberty Cap

Progressingamerica

Seal of the United States Senate

VargasMilan

updated current composition of Senate

VargasMilan

→‎Current Composition: update

VargasMilan

→‎Senators: switched

Pokeria1

Republicans regained control of the Senate now.

JoeyJ

→‎See also

Ed Poor

→‎Current Composition: Republicans lost their majorities in the House and the Senate in 2006

JJCC

Undo revision 1021076 by JJCC (talk) wrong one

JJCC

Unfortunately, it must be updated from 51-47 to 55-45

SJCootware

→‎Current Composition: Typo

Aschlafly

improved

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On social issues like abortion the U.S. Senate is more liberal than the U.S. House, probably due to the greater influence of the media on the statewide Senate elections.

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TK

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Karajou

Reverted edits by WhateverMan (Talk) to last version by Chippeterson

WhateverMan

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