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WASHINGTON – Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has helped his party enjoy a fantastic midterm, with Democrats flipping at least seven Republican U.S. Senate seats and coming into the new Congress with a strong majority. But Schumer’s electoral victories aren’t good enough for Sen.-elect Peggy Flanagan, who during a press call on Wednesday said she prefers someone else to lead Senate Democrats. “I am tremendously grateful for Chuck Schumer’s leadership, but I think it’s time for new leadership,” Flanagan said. Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan, DFL candidate for US Senate, gives a victory speech during a DFL election night party at InterContinental Hotel in St. Paul, Minn. on Nov. 3, 2026.

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