Katie Britt poised to be one of Alabama’s youngest-ever senators, could serve for decades
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Katie Britt’s runoff victory Tuesday over Rep. Mo Brooks puts her in the position to be the first woman elected to the U.S. Senate from Alabama.
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Katie Britt wins the Republican nomination for U.S. senate in a runoff against Mo Brooks.
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But to political insiders, what is just as important for Alabama residents, is she is positioned to be one of the youngest senators from Alabama since Reconstruction.
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“I was told, you’re too young, wait your turn,” Britt, 40, said to a cheering throng of supporters during a victory celebration Tuesday in Montgomery.
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“One thing is clear. Alabama has spoken. We want new blood. We want fresh blood.”
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Alabama Republican voters backed a candidate who if she wins the General Election, as expected, over Democratic challenger Will Boyd and Libertarian John Sophocleus in November
will be the youngest senator from the state since Donald Stewart in 1978.
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Stewart was 38 years old when he won a special U.S. Senate election that year. He only served two years in the Senate, losing in his re-election bid in 1980.
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