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Van Hollen: Senators who pledged to support Schumer will switch vote

The Hill ·

Updated 2h ago

  • 2 more outlets picked it up in the last 3 hours, most recently Washington Post, New York Times.

Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) said Sunday that several senators whom Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer’s (D-N.Y.) team claimed would vote for him have privately pledged to back Van Hollen instead for majority leader. The Hill reported Saturday that Schumer’s allies expect him to win more than 40 votes in the race for Senate majority…

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  1. Washington Post(subscription required)Chris Van Hollen says he has support in his bid to replace Chuck SchumerSchumer has said he has the votes to win the race. Van Hollen said on “Fox News Sunday” that he has about 15 votes.
  2. New York Times(subscription required)Chris Van Hollen Says His Majority Leader Challenge to Chuck Schumer Is Gaining SupportSenator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland said on Sunday that he has a “wide-open” path to unseat Chuck Schumer, the long-serving Senate Democratic leader.
  3. The HillVan Hollen: Senators who pledged to support Schumer will switch voteSen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) said Sunday that several senators whom Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer’s (D-N.Y.) team claimed would vote for him have privately pledged to back Van Hollen instead for majority leader. The Hill reported Saturday that Schumer’s allies expect him to win more than 40 votes in the race for Senate majority…
  4. Washington ExaminerVan Hollen says Schumer spreading ‘misinformation’ about majority leader vote tallySen. Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) claims several upper-chamber legislators have switched from supporting Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) to backing his Senate majority leader bid, accusing Schumer of spreading “a lot of misinformation.” Van Hollen announced Thursday night that he would be challenging Schumer in the race to lead the Democratic majority in the