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schema:articleBody	President Donald Trump's Republican Party won another seat in the US Senate Wednesday, with a victory in Alaska that puts it one vote away from a majority in the upper house of Congress. Incumbent Dan Sullivan was easily reelected with more than 57 percent of the vote, according to CNN and NBC television projections. His victory confirms the strong performance of the Republican Party in the congressional elections, which were held on November 3 at the same time as the presidential election won by Democrat Joe Biden. The Republicans now have 50 seats, compared to 48 for the Democrats in the 100-seat Senate. Two seats are still to be filled in runoffs scheduled for January 5 in the southern state of Georgia. The Democrats would have to win both seats to catch up with the Republicans and give Biden more room to implement his policies. It would then be Vice President Kamala Harris's voice that would decide the tie in a 50-50 vote in her role as president of the Senate. No law can be passed in the United States without the upper house, which also has the power to approve the president's appointments: his secretaries, his ambassadors, and the judges, especially on the Supreme Court. If the Senate remains Republican, Biden, who sat in it for 36 years, would have to use his skills of bi-partisanship and negotiation. The President-elect said Tuesday that he was confident that he would be able to work with a sufficient number of congressional lawmakers from the other side. hr/la/st/dw
schema:headline	Republicans add another seat in US Senate with Alaska win
schema:mentions	Daniel J. Sullivan Deutsche Welle United States House of Representatives 2012 United States presidential election The Republicans (France) NBC University of Georgia Alaska President-elect of the United States History of the United States Republican Party Vice President of the United States United States Senate Kamala Harris Supreme Court of the United States CNN Joe Biden United States President of the United States Donald Trump Upper house »more»
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schema:datePublished	2020-11-11 (xsd:date)
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