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  • Editor and Publisher, Inside Elections and Elections Analyst, Roll Call, Roll Call
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Editor & Publisher of @InsideElections, @RollCall Elections Analyst, ex-@CNN Political Analyst, 92nd at ‘26 X-Wing worlds, Dallas Dragons ex-backup QB. #GoHawks
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When campaign rivals become Senate colleagues

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By Nathan Gonzales Verified
| The Brunswick News Verified
WASHINGTON - There might be some awkwardness for Michigan's and Ohio's Senate delegations next year. If Michigan Republican Mike Rogers and Ohio Democrat Sherrod Brown win in November, they'll be serving alongside the senators who defeated them in 2024. But, surprisingly, such scenarios aren't entirely unusual. We've had more than a dozen of them, and a pair of Oregonians showed that it doesn't have to be contentious and can even benefit a state.
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Analysis: When campaign rivals become Senate colleagues

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By Nathan Gonzales Verified
| Tri-City Herald Verified
Former U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers, a candidate for U.S. Senate, chats with Saginaw Valley State University students after a roundtable discussion on Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2024, at the campus in University Center. (Katy Kildee/The Detroit News/TNS) The Detroit News TNS WASHINGTON - There might be some awkwardness for Michigan's and Ohio's Senate delegations next year.
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When campaign rivals become Senate colleagues

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By Nathan Gonzales Verified
| Roll Call Verified
ANALYSIS — There might be some awkwardness for Michigan’s and Ohio’s Senate delegations next year. If Michigan Republican Mike Rogers and Ohio Democrat Sherrod Brown win in November, they’ll be serving alongside the senators who defeated them in 2024. But, surprisingly, such scenarios aren’t entirely unusual. We’ve had more than a dozen of them, and a pair of Oregonians showed that it doesn’t have to be contentious and can even benefit a state.
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