The United States midterm elections have reshaped the balance of power in Washington, DC, breaking the Republican Party’s grip on Congress. With Democrats set to take control of both legislative chambers in January, Republicans are preparing for a change in congressional leadership. On Tuesday, Republicans in the House of Representatives and the Senate will hold elections to select the party’s leaders through the final two years of Donald Trump’s presidency. Several senior positions are at stake, including minority leader, minority whip and conference chair. But what do these jobs entail, and who is competing for them?
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