Andy Kim Makes History as First Korean-American Senator from New Jersey

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Democrat Andy Kim has been elected to the U.S. Senate from New Jersey, becoming the first Korean-American senator. He defeated Republican Curtis Bashaw for the seat vacated by Bob Menendez, who resigned following a bribery conviction. Kim, a three-term congressman and former Obama administration aide, is known for his hard-working image and gained attention for cleaning the Capitol after the Jan. 6 insurrection. His victory maintains Democratic control of the seat, and he is expected to assume office before January due to Menendez's resignation.
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