New Jersey voters elected Democratic Rep. Andy Kim as their next Senator. Kim defeated Republican candidate Curtis Bashaw, a hotelier and restaurateur on the Jersey shore.
Kim will take the seat of former Sen. Bob Menendez, who resigned after being found guilty of bribery, fraud, extortion and acting as a foreign agent.
Kim was first elected to the House in 2018 after flipping the third district in central New Jersey. The district covers portions of central New Jersey. Kim currently sits on the House Armed Services and Foreign Affairs committees.
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Before Congress, Kim worked at the Pentagon, State Department and the White House National Security Council. Kim also served as an advisor to Gens. David Petraeus and John Allen in Afghanistan.
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New Jersey voters have elected Democratic Congressman Andy Kim as their next Senator. He’ll take the seat of former Senator Bob Menendez who resigned after being found guilty of bribery, fraud, extortion and acting as a foreign agent.
Kim was first elected to the House in 2018 after flipping the third district in central New Jersey. He sits on the House Armed Services and Foreign Affairs committees. Before Congress, Kim worked at the Pentagon, State Department, the White House National Security Council and was an advisor to Generals David Petraeus and John Allen in Afghanistan.
Kim defeated Republican candidate Curtis Bashaw, a hotelier and restaurateur on the Jersey shore.
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