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2004 Senate Elections
2004-11-10T08:38:44-05:00https://images.c-span.org/defaults/wjLogoNewBlue.jpgMr. Timmons talked about the results of the 2004 Senate elections and their impact on the Senate agenda for the 109th Congress. Senate Republicans increased their majority by 4 seats in the election. The new Senate make-up was 55 Republicans, 44 Democrats and 1 Independent. He also responded to telephone calls, faxes, and electronic mail from viewers.
Mr. Timmons talked about the results of the 2004 Senate elections and their impact on the Senate agenda for the 109th Congress. Senate…
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Mr. Timmons talked about the results of the 2004 Senate elections and their impact on the Senate agenda for the 109th Congress. Senate Republicans increased their majority by 4 seats in the election. The new Senate make-up was 55 Republicans, 44 Democrats and 1 Independent. He also responded to telephone calls, faxes, and electronic mail from viewers. close
Mr. Timmons talked about the results of the 2004 Senate elections and their impact on the Senate agenda for the 109th Congress. Senate… read more
Mr. Timmons talked about the results of the 2004 Senate elections and their impact on the Senate agenda for the 109th Congress. Senate Republicans increased their majority by 4 seats in the election. The new Senate make-up was 55 Republicans, 44 Democrats and 1 Independent. He also responded to telephone calls, faxes, and electronic mail from viewers. close
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