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Sen. John Kennedy and Senate Candidate Mike Rogers Take Question Oakland County Mi

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The first U.S. Senate drew lots to stagger their terms!

In 1789, the original 26 senators randomly drew 2, 4, or 6-year terms to create the rotating 1/3 election system still used today. The Senate reached its current 100 members only after Hawaii joined in 1959.

Sen. Kennedy earned his law degree from Oxford University!

Before becoming a U.S. Senator from Louisiana, John Kennedy studied at Oxford's Magdalen College — and was a Democrat until 2007, when he switched parties before his first Senate run.

Mike Rogers was an FBI special agent before entering politics!

Rogers served as an FBI special agent before winning a U.S. House seat in 2001. He then chaired the House Intelligence Committee, giving him rare law enforcement and national security credentials.

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