GOP locks down Florida, Kentucky and Wyoming Senate seats
Republicans held three Senate seats as Ashley Moody won Florida, Andy Barr took Kentucky and Harriet Hageman prevailed in Wyoming, per AP and Fox News Decision Desk projections. The wins keep the chamber's balance from shifting in the GOP's direction on three retirements and one special election.
Republicans kept their grip on three U.S. Senate seats, with projections from the Associated Press and Fox News Decision Desk calling Florida for Ashley Moody, Kentucky for Andy Barr and Wyoming for Harriet Hageman.
Moody won Florida's special election, beating Democratic state lawmaker Angie Nixon. The victory hands her the rest of the term once held by Marco Rubio, the seat she has filled since replacing him in 2025.
In Kentucky, Barr got past Democrat Charles Booker to claim the seat being vacated by retiring Senator Mitch McConnell. The race was one of the cycle's most closely watched open-seat contests.
Hageman, a sitting member of the House of Representatives, won Wyoming's Senate race and will take over for retiring Republican Senator Cynthia Lummis.
All three results came from race calls by the AP and the Fox News Decision Desk, with the outcomes landing as Republicans work to protect their Senate footprint in open-seat and special-election fights.
TopicsAshley Moody · Andy Barr · Harriet Hageman · Marco Rubio · Mitch McConnell · Cynthia Lummis · Angie Nixon · Charles Booker
Source: breakingthenews.net
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