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The average age of incoming senators is nearly 15 years younger than that of outgoing senators. Despite this, the overall age of the Senate remains relatively stable.
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The average age of incoming senators is nearly 15 years younger than that of outgoing senators. Despite this, the overall age of the Senate remains relatively stable.
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With So Much New Blood in the Senate, the Average Age Is Falling. To 63.
Average Age of Incoming Senators Decreases to 63