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Section 1
(50 cards)
Richard Blumenthal
CT-D former CT attorney general, faced WWE executive in 2010
Amy Klobuchar
MN-D first elected female senator from MN
Debbie Stabenow
MI-D ranking member of Senate Agriculture Committee, changed stance on GMOs after meeting with organic farmers
Mazie Hirono
HI-D only Asian Senator serving in Senate, first elected woman Senator from HI, first Japanese Senator
Tom Carper
DE-D Deputy Democratic Whip, ranking member of Senate Homeland Security Committee
Joni Ernst
IA-R defeated Bruce Braley, succeeding Tom Harkin
Claire McCaskill
MO-D ranking member of Subcommittee on Contracting Oversight, faced Todd Akin in 2012, strong Hillary Clinton supporter
Mike Crapo
ID-R Mormon, arrested on DUI, driver's license suspended
Kamala Harris
CA-D California Attorney General, beat Rep. Loretta Sanchez (D)
Jerry Moran
KS-R accidentally voted for immigration bill, said Senate should consider SCOTUS nominee Garland
Michael Bennet
CO-D ranking member, Subcommittee on Conservation, Forestry and Natural Resources vulnerable in 2016
Todd Young
IN-R beat former Sen. Evan Bayh, Congressman
Cory Gardner
CO-R defeated Mark Udall, supports Rubio for President
Mitch McConnell
KY-R Senate Majority Leader, defeated Allison L Grimes
Marco Rubio
FL-R Tea Party favorite, son of Cuban immigrants, gang of 8 passed immigration bill running for president
Jeff Sessions
AL-R Senate Budget Committee, Trump pick for AG
Chris Van Hollen
MD-D succeeded Barbara Mikulski (longest serving woman in Senate)
Jeff Flake
AZ-R son tweeted homophobic,racist, anti-Semitic stuff, went on survival show with Martin Heinrich, supports Rubio
Bill Cassidy
LA-R defeated Mary Landrieu in runoff election
Elizabeth Warren
MA-D first female senator from MA, most junior senior senator, introduced legislation that would let students borrow at same rate as banks, criticized TPP
Ben Cardin
MD-D toured brewery, supports surveillance
Roger Wicker
MS-R appointed by Haley Barbour
Roy Blunt
MO-R father of former governor of MO, defeated MO SOS Jason Kander in closely watched contest
Susan Collins
ME-R chair on Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs
Dan Sullivan
AK-R Defeated Mark Begich, has an Alaskan native wife, attacked for being soft on sex offenders
Pat Roberts
KS-R chair of Committee on Agriculture, defeated Greg Orman(I)
Al Franken
MN-D former writer for SNL
Joe Donnelly
IN-D faced Richard "gift from God" Mourdock
Richard Shelby
AL-R Committee on Appropriations
Jim Risch
ID-R former Governor and Lieutenant
Gary Peters
MI-D succeeded Carl Levin
Ed Markey
MA-D filled John Kerry's seat
John McCain
AZ-R POW in Vietnam, key supporter of Senate immigration bill and aid to Syrian rebels, Ann Kirkpatrick (D) running against him
David Vitter
LA-R chair on Strategic Forces Subcommittee, Environment and Public Works Committee, and Housing Transportation and Community Development Subcommittee, lost gubernatorial election in 2015 to John Bel Edwards (D), retiring
Chuck Grassley
IA-R chairman of Judiciary Committee, commented on IRS bonuses, refused to take up SCOTUS nomination
David Perdue
GA-R defeated Michelle Nunn, replacing Saxby Chambliss
Thad Cochran
MS-R chair of Senate Committee on Appropriations, faced primary challenge from Chris McDaniel
Angus King
ME-I former governor, caucuses with Democrats
Bill Nelson
FL-D flew on Space Shuttle Columbia, Chair of Special Committee on Aging, Subcommittee on Science and Space, and Subcommittee on Fiscal Responsibility and Economic Growth
Johnny Isakson
GA-R chair on Select Committee on Ethics, chair on Subcommittee on International Trade, Customs and Global Competitiveness
Dick Durbin
IL-D Senate Minority Whip
Rand Paul
KY-R Tea Party favorite, filibuster of John Brennan, ophthalmologist, filibuster of NSA, ran for President
Tammy Duckworth
IL-D Congresswoman, Army veteran, Thai
Dianne Feinstein
CA-D introduced strict gun control legislation in '13, ranking member of Select Committee on Intelligence oldest senator, received most popular votes in history (7.75 million)
John Boozman
AR-R Agriculture Subcommittee on Conservation, Forestry and Natural Resources
Lisa Murkowski
AK-R won election in 2010 as write-in candidate supports gay marriage, running for re-election in 2016
Chris Murphy
CT-D youngest current senator (39), also faced WWE executive in 2012, strong advocate for gun safety legislation
Chris Coons
DE-D replaced Joe Biden, ranking member of Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on African Affairs
Brian Schatz
HI-D appointed to serve out Daniel Inouye's term, ranking member of Subcommittee on Water and Power, ranking member of Subcommittee on Communications, Technology, and the Internet, denounced Trump after he won HI caucus
Tom Cotton
AR-R defeated Mark Pryor sent letter to Ayatollah of Iran warning about executive orders
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