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VisitWho will receive the highest number of votes in the Senate Majority Leader election on November 13, 2024?
Rick Scott • 33%
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Rick Scott Gains Momentum to Replace McConnell as Senate Leader with Backing from Trump Allies
Nov 10, 2024, 04:14 PM
With Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell stepping down and not seeking re-election to the position, the race to replace him is intensifying ahead of the secret ballot vote scheduled for Wednesday, November 13. Florida Senator Rick Scott has gained significant support from fellow senators and influential figures to become the next Senate Majority Leader. Senators Rand Paul, Ron Johnson, Marco Rubio, Bill Hagerty, and Tommy Tuberville have publicly endorsed Scott's candidacy. Tuberville stated, 'The nation delivered a mandate on Tuesday. They want Trump's America First agenda, and they want it now.' Supporters argue that Scott is best positioned to advance President Trump's 'Agenda 47' and is committed to reducing the national debt and avoiding wasteful spending. Other candidates include Senators John Thune and John Cornyn, whom many Trump allies view as continuations of McConnell's leadership and less supportive of Trump's agenda. A leaked whip count suggests Scott trails behind Thune and Cornyn, prompting calls for Republican senators to back Scott. Notable figures such as Elon Musk, who held a poll showing strong support for Scott, Tucker Carlson, and Charlie Kirk have also endorsed him. The push includes demands for senators to hold an open ballot vote rather than a secret one.
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