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| The President pro tempore of the Oklahoma | Senate is the second-highest-ranking official of the |
| ing, Perry was never confirmed by the Oklahoma | Senate. |
| current Senator for District 4 in the Oklahoma | Senate. |
| vember 1954 when he won a seat in the Oklahoma | Senate. |
| The clock was delivered in 1817 to the Old | Senate Chamber and was moved to the corridor outside |
| Shubert ran to return to her old | Senate seat in 2010. |
| She considered running for her husband's old | Senate seat in 2006, but decided not to. |
| He represented the old | Senate districts 27 and 29, changing somewhat after t |
| Paperback edition on | Senate. |
| Committee on | Senate Organization (Chair) |
| He writes a weekly column on | Senate history for a Washington newspaper and is curr |
| Birmingham served on | Senate Environment, Communications, and Arts Committe |
| He was the only | Senate candidate in 2004 to run unopposed on the ball |
| h announced that he would run for the now open | senate seat. |
| the 2004 election, he served as the Opposition | Senate Whip. |
| The Orange | Senate District is one of 13 Vermont Senate districts |
| Huston then returned to the Oregon | Senate after election in 1916. |
| Atkinson won reelection to the Oregon | Senate in 2008. |
| Main article: Oregon | Senate elections, 2008 |
| vlin was elected Majority Leader of the Oregon | Senate. |
| in had previously run for North Dakota's other | senate seat in 1980 against incumbent Mark Andrews. |
| been the party's nominee for the state's other | Senate seat in 2002. |
| But when Indiana's other | Senate seat opened in 1910, the Democratic-controlled |
| The other | Senate Majority and Minority leaders are elected by t |
| ite having been voted out of the state's other | Senate seat two years earlier. |
| The other | Senate leaders are elected by their respective party |
| "First Among Equals: Outstanding | Senate Leaders of the Twentieth Century" (1991) (coed |
| the 1980s when he was elected to the Pakistani | Senate. |
| e election saw the peak of the Communist Party | Senate vote, with 161,869 at 3.64 percent. |
| Passed | Senate by unanimous consent July 18, 2002. |
| He was vice-president of the Peloponissian | Senate and president of the parliament in 1822. |
| He was first elected to the Pennsylvania | Senate in 1954. |
| hak is a Democratic member of the Pennsylvania | Senate. |
| He was a member of the Pennsylvania | Senate from 1810 to 1814. |
| orked in several positions in the Pennsylvania | Senate, as Chief Clerk of the Pennsylvania Senate and |
| an unsuccessful candidate for the Pennsylvania | Senate. |
| He is a Republican member of the Pennsylvania | Senate, representing the 26th District since 2001. |
| prominent legislative aide in the Pennsylvania | Senate, where he is the Senate Republican General Cou |
| Penney, Harry White and the 1864 Pennsylvania | Senate Deadlock. |
| , 1932) is a former member of the Pennsylvania | Senate. |
| e 44th senatorial district in the Pennsylvania | Senate in 1970. |
| ter is a Democratic member of the Pennsylvania | Senate who represents the 45th District. |
| a former Republican member of the Pennsylvania | Senate and House. |
| rently a Democratic member of the Pennsylvania | Senate, representing the 1st District since 2009. |
| Perdue's | Senate record followed the lines of the Democratic ca |
| lease issued October 3, 2007 by the Philippine | Senate announced that senators Mar Roxas and Jinggoy |
| Philippine | Senate election, 1987 for all 24 members of the Phili |
| Main article: Philippine | Senate election, 1969 |
| Also in September 2008, the Philippine | Senate adopted two separate resolutions expressing th |
| Main article: Philippine | Senate election, 1992 |
| Main article: Philippine | Senate election, 1961 |
| Main article: Philippine | Senate election, 1953 |
| Main article: Philippine | Senate election, 1946 |
| Main article: Philippine | Senate election, 1965 |
| In 1922-1927 he was a Senator in the Polish | Senate. |
| She was a member of Polish | Senate from 2001 to 2007. |
| He served in South Africa's post-apartheid | Senate from 1994 to 1997 as Deputy President of the S |
| avvy state legislator, he chaired the powerful | Senate Finance Committee for 15 years. |
| Quota Breakpoint (Based on the 2007 Queensland | Senate election results just prior to the first exclu |
| he Democratic Labor Party and won a Queensland | senate seat in the 1967 Senate Election. |
| On January 26, the AFP quoted | Senate majority leader Harry Reid as saying that the |
| The amendments also raised | Senate campaign spending limits to $25,000. |
| He has represented | Senate District 27 for Billings, Montana since 2009. |
| It consists of 24 members representing | Senate districts based on population. |
| arton served as a member of the new republic's | Senate from the District of Brazoria in 1836. |
| Christine O'Donnell in the Delaware Republican | Senate primary. |
| Vic Sprouse is the former Republican | Senate Minority Leader in the West Virginia State Sen |
| In 1973, he became Republican | Senate Leader, defeating Robert D. Fleming. |
| He has also worked on many Republican | senate, governor, and congressional campaigns across |
| he is a member of the conservative Republican | Senate Victory PAC. |
| e succeeded Glenn Coffee, the first Republican | Senate President Pro Tempore in Oklahoma history. |
| rity Advisor, a position which did not require | Senate confirmation. |
| esidential appointments, two of which required | Senate confirmation. |
| Resolution from the Puerto Rican | Senate, in name of all the female veterans of Puerto |
| The Puerto Rican | Senate recognized Dr. Rodriguez with a resolution mar |
| ng his tenure as President of the Puerto Rican | Senate. |
| nent of the conservative division of the Roman | Senate. |
| He entered the Roman | Senate as a praetor and through this entry, became a |
| n between dictator Julius Caesar and the Roman | Senate. |
| Julius was a member of the Roman | Senate. |
| The Roman | senate declares war on Tarentum. |
| as his lover in his final speech to the Roman | Senate. |
| The Roman | Senate would not allow Archelaus to take part in the |
| Bust of Hayden in the Russell | Senate Office Building |
| Ironically, that room in the Russell | Senate Office Building (RSOB) is now the Kennedy Sena |
| Russell | Senate Office Building |
| sisted U.S. House of Representatives and U. S. | Senate hearings as an expert witness. |
| running against Blanche Lincoln for the U. S. | Senate. |
| itan in March 1906, called "The Treason of the | Senate", exposing campaign contributors being rewarde |
| sed the House of Representatives and the U. S. | Senate. |
| The elder Tavenner held the same | Senate seat later occupied by Harry Byrd, Sr. and Har |
| He was elected to the American Samoa | Senate for Tualauta County in 1992. |
| She belonged to the University of Saskatchewan | Senate and the Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce. |
| included at the time Governor Schwarzenegger, | Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg, Senate Re |
| He was unopposed for a second | Senate term in the October 20, 2007, jungle primary. |
| till in effect at the conclusion of his second | Senate term, so he left the Senate following the 1999 |
| He was re-elected to a second | Senate term in 1984. |
| At the start of his second | senate term, he was elected Senate President, an offi |
| He undertook part of a second | Senate term, but resigned from the Senate on December |
| He was elected in 2005 to serve | Senate district 23. |
| He has served | Senate District 19, representing Sidney, Montana, sin |
| Sherman served on several | Senate committees and was the Senate President Pro Te |
| 4, 2008, Colorado Governor Bill Ritter signed | Senate Bill 206 (Shaffer & Penry/T. |
| Six | Senate places are up for election. |
| Six | Senate places were up for election. |
| She began her six-year | Senate term on 1 July 2005. |
| eer in 1986 when he was elected to the Spanish | Senate. |
| ate number of Senators to serve in the Spanish | Senate. |
| points the Senators for Galicia in the Spanish | Senate |
| Member of the Spanish | senate and deputy major of Bilbao. |
| The union is only represented in the Spanish | Senate. |
| He was the Second Vicepresident of the Spanish | Senate. |
| Spanish | Senate |
| In 2008 she was elected to the Spanish | Senate in the Partido Popular (right-wing). |
| He is now a senator in the Spanish | senate. |
| al politics when he was elected to the Spanish | Senate representing Navarra. |
| Segal is currently the Chair of the Special | Senate Committee on Anti-Terrorism. |
| A special | senate committee was convened to determine if DeLuca |
| ie Stabenow, incumbent U.S. Senator Stabenow's | Senate Website, Stabenow's Campaign Website |
| The Standing | Senate Committee on Transport and Communications is o |
| ween 2000 and 2008 Vincent served in the State | Senate. |
| He was a member of the Maine State | Senate from 1840 to 1841. |
| He was a member of the Michigan State | Senate 4th District, 1837-1838. |
| Irvin was a member of the State | senate in 1837 and 1838. |
| He served as member of the State | senate in 1823 and 1824. |
| rton, Texas who served in both the Texas State | Senate and United States Senate. |
| 2002 Race for Maryland State | Senate - District 4 |
| r was elected as a Democrat to the Maine State | Senate and served as Senate President in 1848. |
| He was a member of the Pennsylvania State | Senate from 1830 to 1833. |
| Secretary of the State | senate in 1861. |
| oel Chaisson, president of the Louisiana State | Senate |
| He served as member of the State | senate in 1863. |
| legislative district in the Pennsylvania State | Senate from 1989 through 2000. |
| er Democratic member of the Pennsylvania State | Senate. |
| He was a member of the Pennsylvania State | Senate from 1834 to 1836. |
| is a Democratic member of the Washington State | Senate. |
| er Democratic member of the Pennsylvania State | Senate. |
| er Republican member of the Pennsylvania State | Senate. |
| He was a Secretary, Washington State | Senate in 1933. |
| He served as member of the Virginia State | senate 1881-1888. |
| He served as member of the State | senate in 1933. |
| s an Anti-Masonic member of the New York State | Senate from 1829 to 1830. |
| He was elected to an open seat in the State | Senate in 2006. |
| court judge; he also served in the Ohio State | Senate. |
| He served in the State | senate from 1828 to 1831. |
| He served in the State | senate in 1851 and 1852. |
| at in 1991, Cullerton was elected to the state | senate in 1992 where he was appointed Senate Majority |
| to 1996, she served in the West Virginia State | Senate. |
| He was a member of Michigan State | Senate 11th District, 1907-1908. |
| His son Jim Lord served in the Minnesota State | Senate and as Minnesota State Treasurer. |
| He served in the State | senate from 1850 until 1852, when he resigned. |
| He served in the State | senate in 1827. |
| ha Blackburn (who served with her in the State | Senate from 1999 to 2003) includes most of Kurita's s |
| He served in the Wisconsin State | Senate in 1862 and 1863. |
| enrath was elected to a full term in the state | Senate. |
| Jack Quinn III for New York State | Senate 58th District (lost) |
| epublican Party's Majority Leader in the State | Senate. |
| He was a member of the New York State | Senate from 1943 until 1944. |
| In 1938, he was a candidate for Michigan state | senate 13th District. |
| He served in the State | Senate from 1857 to 1859. |
| Brown's New York State | Senate victory confirmed the organization's appeal ou |
| by picking up four seats in the Virginia State | Senate. |
| He served in the State | senate 1844-1850. |
| Goodman resigned from the State | Senate in early 2002. |
| 956, Wilkie was elected to the Wisconsin State | Senate. |
| 1, he ran unsuccessfully for the Indiana State | Senate. |
| He served in the State | senate 1904-1908 and was president pro tempore during |
| ator currently serving in the California State | Senate. |
| w a 2008 candidate for reelection to his state | senate seat. |
| Zablocki was elected to the Wisconsin State | Senate in 1942. |
| He was reelected to the State | Senate in 1996. |
| A Democrat, he was a member of the Utah State | Senate, representing the state's 5th senate district |
| inct was incorrectly drawn into the 16th State | Senate District. |
| an politician and member of the Michigan State | Senate. |
| He served in the State | senate 1920-1924 and 1938-1941. |
| He served as member of the State | senate 1839-1846. |
| He is currently the Rhode Island State | Senate President Pro Tempore. |
| 849, Botkin was elected to the Wisconsin State | Senate, where he served for two years until his defea |
| He was not re-elected to the State | Senate for the next term. |
| He served as member of the state | senate 1846-1850. |
| The Republican Party won control of the State | Senate. |
| He was a member of the New York State | Senate (12th District) from 1878 to 1879. |
| successfully ran for a seat in the Texas State | Senate. |
| er Republican member of the Pennsylvania State | Senate. |
| Until 2009, the State | Senate had been in Republican hands for decades. |
| Mullis's official State | Senate web page |
| He was a member of the Florida State | Senate in 1966. |
| Nelson's first challenge in the state | senate was a contentious issue, whether to re-elect A |
| Alabama State | Senate district 1 |
| She represents District 17 in the Oregon State | Senate. |
| Russell Pearce, state | senate president |
| He also served in the Indiana State | Senate. |
| the 1st and the 2nd district in the State | Senate; |
| He served in the Idaho State | Senate from 1989 to 1992. |
| He served as member of the State | senate in 1880, 1881, and 1883. |
| Texas House of Representatives and Texas State | Senate. |
| as President pro tempore of the New York State | Senate and Acting Lieutenant Governor of New York in |
| He served as member of the State | senate in 1856. |
| Republican, she is a member of the Utah State | Senate, representing the state's 15th senate district |
| ton is a Republican member of the Kansas State | Senate, representing the 7th district. |
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