Pete Sessions wins reelection in U.S. House District 17 seat
WACO, Texas (KWTX) - Incumbent Republican Pete Sessions wins the U.S. House District 17 seat against Democrat Mark Lorenzen, according to the Associated Press. Sessions received 66.1% of the votes to Lorenzen’s 33.9% with 66% of the total votes counted.
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