New Senate Chiefs

January 11, 2019 by TWN Staff
New Senate Chiefs
The East Front of the United States Capitol Building in Washington, D.C., on December 25, 2018. (Evan Golub/Zuma Press/TNS)

As new members of the U.S. Senate take office, one of the first and most important decisions they make is the appointment of a chief of staff. The Well News is tracking all of these top hires.

State U.S. Senator Chief of Staff
Arizona Martha McSally Justin Roth
Arizona Kyrsten Sinema Meg Joseph
Florida Rick Scott Jackie Schutz Zeckman
Indiana Mike Braun Josh Kelley
Missouri Josh Hawley Kyle Plotkin
Mississippi Cindy Hyde-Smith Brad White
North Dakota Kevin Cramer Mark Gruman
Nevada Jacky Rosen Dara Cohen
Tennessee Marsha Blackburn Chuck Flint
Utah Mitt Romney Matt Waldrip

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