National Election Results: senate
National Election Results: senate
54
44
54
44
Democrat
13 up for election
Gained: 7
51 for control
Republican
22 up for election
Lost: 7
Alaska
Senate
Expected Vote Reporting: 75%
Mississippi
Senate
Expected Vote Reporting: 96%
Georgia
Senate
Expected Vote Reporting: 99%
Ohio
Senate
Expected Vote Reporting: 98%
Maine
Senate
Expected Vote Reporting: 91%
Texas
Senate
Expected Vote Reporting: 99%
Alaska
Senate
Expected Vote Reporting: 75%
Mississippi
Senate
Expected Vote Reporting: 96%
Georgia
Senate
Expected Vote Reporting: 99%
Ohio
Senate
Expected Vote Reporting: 98%
Maine
Senate
Expected Vote Reporting: 91%
Texas
Senate
Expected Vote Reporting: 99%
Alaska
Senate
Expected Vote Reporting: 75%
Mississippi
Senate
Expected Vote Reporting: 96%
Georgia
Senate
Expected Vote Reporting: 99%
Ohio
Senate
Expected Vote Reporting: 98%
Maine
Senate
Expected Vote Reporting: 91%
Texas
Senate
Expected Vote Reporting: 99%
Expected vote reporting: 75%
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How a Supreme Court Nominee Is Confirmed
See what it takes to get a justice appointed to the Supreme Court.
ByJASON KURTIS
March 18, 2016, 11:46 AM
— -- The process of getting a Supreme Court nominee appointed to the bench is intensive. When there's a vacancy in the highest court in the land, the constitution lays out the responsibilities of the president and Senate to fill the open seat. But there's a lot that needs to happen along the way. Here's what it takes to get from nomination to appointment in the Supreme Court of the United States.
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