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The May 2021 Senate Elections were held on May 13th 2021 concurrently with the [[House of Representatives]].
The May 2021 Senate Elections were held on May 13th 2021 concurrently with the [[House of Representatives]]. The [[Second Libertarian Party]] made large gains in the Senate, regaining control for the first time since the [[January Senate Elections]]. Senator and Presidential Candidate [[Howard Elkridge]] was selected to be the new Senate Majority Leader and Former President [[Omarosa Sandoval]] was selected to be President Pro Tempore.

Revision as of 05:44, 8 July 2021

United States Senate elections, May 2021
United States
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5 seats in the Senate
4 seats needed for a majority

  Majority party Minority party
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Leader Jeb Howard Elkridge
Party Left Coalition Libertarian
Leader's seat Dixie Northern
Seats before 5 3
Seats after 3 5
Seat change Decrease 2 Increase 2
Seats up 3 2
Races won 2 3

Majority Leader before election

Jeb
Left Coalition

Elected Majority Leader

Howard Elkridge
LRP

The May 2021 Senate Elections were held on May 13th 2021 concurrently with the House of Representatives. The Second Libertarian Party made large gains in the Senate, regaining control for the first time since the January Senate Elections. Senator and Presidential Candidate Howard Elkridge was selected to be the new Senate Majority Leader and Former President Omarosa Sandoval was selected to be President Pro Tempore.