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1. In the Senate race, the Republican outspent his rival by nearly $2 million.
2. In all other Senate races, incumbents won, including Tom Harkin, D-Iowa.
3. Baldwin is confident of victory in this year's senate race.
4. The 2004 U.S. Senate race in Illinois had turned into a free-for-all the year before, when the Republican incumbent, Peter Fitzgerald,[http://] announced he would not seek reelection.
5. A Senate race in Tennessee last year exposed more complex racial currents.
6. In nearly every Congressional and Senate race, these are the issues that explode into attack ads, score points in debates and light up cable talk shows.
7. He went on to win handily in the Senate race that autumn, capturing an overwhelming 70 percent of the popular vote.
8. Much attention is focused on the Senate race in Nevada, where veteran Democratic Senate Majority leader Harry Reid is locked in a close race with Republican challenger Sharron Angle.
9. I was confident Hillary would win the Senate race, and optimistic about what the future held for all of us.
10. The Minnesota Senate race is still up in the air.
11. This year, one wealthy candidate dropped $ 12 million of his own money into a Senate race.
12. The normally modest Baldwin is confident of victory in this year's Senate race.
13. But before they could, the upset Republican victory in the recent Senate race in Massachusetts robbed the Democrats of the 60 votes they need for easy passage in the upper house.
14. The same managerial nous is claimed by a remarkably similar Republican candidate in the Senate race.
15. Among those it has benefited: Obama, in his successful 2004 Senate race, which positioned him as a serious presidential candidate this time around.
16. " Honest Abe," as he was endearingly called, lost the Senate race, but two years later was elected the first Republican president of the United States.
17. He had once told Obama to pass on the Senate race and wait to run for Chicago mayor one day.
18. He had been a fine governor and a leader in welfare reform, and at the time of his death he was in a tight race with the incumbent, John Ashcroft, in the U.S. Senate race.
19. Tom Harkin (D), current chair of the Senate Agriculture Committee, was reelected in the Iowa Senate race.
20. At the outset, the strongest candidate was Jim Guy Tucker, who had lost the Senate race four years earlier to David Pryor.
21. Under pressure from women's groups, Rankin voted a tearful "no" to war — which may have contributed to her loss in a Senate race the following year.
22. Mike Johans (R), former agriculture secretary under George W. Bush, was elected in the Nebraska Senate race.