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.
AP Race Call: Republican Pete Sessions wins reelection to U.S. House in Texas’ 17th Congressional District
Republican Rep. Pete Sessions won reelection to a U.S. House seat representing Texas on Tuesday, defeating Democrat Mark Lorenzen. Sessions was one of nine Republicans who sought to replace former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy last fall.
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Congressman Pete Sessions Looks Forward After Being ReelectedDistrict 17 Incumbent Congressman Pete Sessions was among hundreds of Republicans from around Central Texas who converged in ...
Pete Sessions and State Representative District 36 candidate Pat Curry shook hands with supporters and celebrated their win ...
U.S. Rep. Pete Sessions, R-Waco, will retain his position for another two years after defeating a Democratic challenger ...
Part 1 of interview: Rep. Pete Sessions offers economic, immigration priorities in TX-17 race Nathan Smalls with the Hudson ...
WACO, Texas (KLTV) - Representative Pete Sessions (R-TX17) is vying for a 14th term against Democratic nominee Dr. Mark Lorenzen in Texas’ 17th Congressional District. The district includes ...
The race for Texas’ Congressional District 17 has an incumbent vying for re-election in a contest highlighting the clear ...
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