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Whoever comes out on top in November will replace McConnell, the longest-serving Republican leader in Senate history, who has been a political force and polarizing figure during his decades in the upper chamber.
And Barr’s bid for the upper chamber after serving seven terms in the House was spurred by a late endorsement from Trump earlier this month.
The candidate vying for retiring former Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s seat in Kentucky decisively outperformed his
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