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karynnj

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16. However, there are nominees from both parties running in November
Mon Jul 6, 2026, 01:16 PM
Jul 6

I assume that means that if there is no special election by December, there would be no need for one because McConnell's term would end before it could happen.

That would mean, KY would have just one vote for around half a year. One question is whether the winner in November could be sworn in right away. ( This has happened when someone opts not to run and is replaced by someone in their party, who after the election opts to retire early. It slightly helps with seniority especially if their is a big "class" for that party that year.)

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