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New Jersey U.S. Senate race between Rep. Andy Kim, businessman Curtis Bashaw will make history
New Jersey voters are electing a new U.S. senator for the first time in over a decade today. Rep. Andy Kim, a Democrat, and Republican businessman Curtis Bashaw are running in the closely-watched race to replace convicted Sen.
Andy Kim and Curtis Bashaw face off in a New Jersey Senate race opened up by a bribery scandal
New Jersey voters are deciding between Democratic Rep. Andy Kim and Republican hotel developer Curtis Bashaw in the state’s Senate race, open because of Democratic Sen.
Rep. Andy Kim vs Curtis Bashaw: Who will win NJ's open US Senate seat?
New Jersey voters are choosing between Democratic Rep. Andy Kim and Republican Curtis Bashaw to see who will fill the U.S. Senate seat left vacant after the resignation of Bob Menendez.
AP: Democrat Andy Kim wins open NJ Senate seat, defeating Republican Curtis Bashaw
Democrat Andy Kim won the U.S. Senate race in New Jersey, according to the Associated Press. Kim is running against Republican hotelier Curtis Bashaw in the race. Kim and Bashaw were vying to win the seat of former disgraced senator Bob Menendez.
Andy Kim and Curtis Bashaw run for U.S. Senate seat in N.J. vacated by Bob Menendez
Rep. Andy Kim (D), left, is running against Republican businessman Curtis Bashaw in the U.S. Senate race in New Jersey. Bob Menendez left the seat vacant after his resignation amid a bribery scandal. One of New Jersey's U.S. Senate seats is up for grabs, and the contest isn't close.
Andy Kim, Curtis Bashaw campaigning for New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez's seat. The Point with Marcia Kramer
Andy Kim and Curtis Bashaw are in the race to replace convicted New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez​. Watch "The Point" with.
AP Race Call: Democrat Andy Kim wins election to U.S. Senate from New Jersey
Democratic Rep. Andy Kim won New Jersey's Senate race over Republican hotelier Curtis Bashaw on Tuesday, succeeding Bob Menendez, who resigned this year after a federal bribery conviction. Kim, a three-term congressman,
Democrat Andy Kim wins open New Jersey Senate seat, defeating Republican Curtis Bashaw
Democratic U.S. Rep. Andy Kim was elected Tuesday to the U.S. Senate, defeating Republican businessman Curtis Bashaw for the seat that opened when Bob Menendez resigned this year after his federal conviction on bribery charges.
Andy Kim, Curtis Bashaw face off in New Jersey Senate race to fill seat left vacant by Bob Menendez
Democratic Rep. Andy Kim and Republican businessman Curtis Bashaw are on the ballot in New Jersey to fill the seat left vacant by convicted former Sen. Bob Menendez, along with candidates from several smaller parties.
Curtis Bashaw, Andy Kim face off in NJ Senate race opened up by Menendez scandal
The Senate race has attracted attention because of Democrats' razor-thin majority. There’s little margin of error for the party in a state like New Jersey, which hasn’t elected a Republican to the Senate in more than 50 years.
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Rep. Andy Kim and Curtis Bashaw run for U.S. Senate seat previously held by Bob Menendez in New Jersey
Andy Kim, the three-term Democratic congressman from Moorestown ... He is facing Republican Cape May hotelier Curtis ...
Andy Kim wins N.J. race to replace disgraced U.S. Senator
Andy Kim won Tuesday’s election to become New Jersey’s newest ... Kim defeated Republican businessman Curtis Bashaw ...
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What happened to Curtis Bashaw during Andy Kim debate?
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Curtis Bashaw and Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Andy Kim engaged in a debate on Monday, during which Bashaw suffered what appeared to be a medical ...
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Andy Kim vs Curtis Bashaw: Who will fill NJ’s open Senate seat?
FILE - New Jersey Republican Senate candidate Curtis Bashaw speaks to reporters after the first debate in the Senate race ...
AP Race Call: Republican Rep. Mike Rogers wins election to U.S. House in Alabama's 3rd District
Republican Rep. Mike Rogers won election to a U.S. House seat representing Alabama on Tuesday. Rogers was reelected in Alabama’s 3rd Congressional District. He ran unopposed in the general election.