After Democrats delivered a once-in-a-generation midterm thumping of Republicans in the United States midterms , their current leader, Chuck Schumer, has expressed confidence he will helm his party’s larger-than-expected majority in the US Senate. “I’ll be re-elected as majority leader,” the New York Democrat told reporters in Washington on Wednesday. But as calls for change reached a fever pitch among voters in this week’s pivotal elections, not every newly elected Senate Democrat is open to the idea of having Schumer, a 75-year-old stalwart of the chamber, reprise his role as the head of their agenda.
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