Politics · United States · 1 hr ago
Sean Spicer says he is concerned Republicans could lose Kansas Senate race
Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Monday that he is concerned Republicans could lose the Kansas Senate race.
He was asked about the race by Blake Burman, host of NewsNation’s “The Hill.”
Election handicappers say the seat could flip to the Democrats.
That means Democrats could take a Senate seat currently held by Republicans.
The race is in Kansas.
The information available does not identify the candidates or say what happens next.
Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer said he is “absolutely” concerned Republicans could lose the Kansas Senate race.
Election handicappers say the race could flip in favor of Democrats.
The seat is currently held by Republicans.
Spicer made the comments on Monday during an interview with Blake Burman, host of NewsNation’s “The Hill.”
- Who
- Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer.
- What
- He said he is concerned Republicans could lose the Kansas Senate race.
- When
- Monday.
- Where
- Kansas.
- Why
- Election handicappers say the race could flip in favor of Democrats.
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- Race
- Kansas Senate race
- Concerned about losing
- Sean Spicer
- Potential result cited
- Election handicappers say the race could flip in favor of Democrats
What people are saying
absolutely
Sources
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