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Washington — Democratic Sen. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland announced Thursday that he will challenge Sen. Chuck Schumer for Senate majority leader.

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Van Hollen said in a statement that “the American people called for change” and that is why he is running.

4 of 14 outletsfirst reported 13 Novwording from The Guardian

Washington — Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders said Tuesday he won't support New York Sen. Chuck Schumer as Democratic leader when the party takes control of the Senate, becoming the most prominent progressive to oppose his candidacy to date.

7 of 14 outletsfirst reported 10 Novwording from CBS News

"I’m proud of what we’ve accomplished together—55 seats and counting is an amazing result—and I have the votes to continue serving as Democratic Leader."

5 of 14 outletsfirst reported 13 Novwording from Fox News

Schumer responded to Van Hollen's announcement in a post on X, saying he welcomes "any discussion about the future of our caucus and the important work ahead."

4 of 14 outletsfirst reported 13 Novwording from CBS News

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Just the News13 Nov

Maryland Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen announced on Thursday that he will challenge Chuck Schumer for the position of Senate Majority Leader next year. Van Hollen frames his candidacy as a necessary move to provide "new leadership" and break away from a "status quo" that he claims is not working for people. The decision follows pressure from several incoming senators, including Michigan Democratic…

Van Hollen says he will challenge Schumer for Senate Majority Leader: 'People called for change' →5 articles from Just the News on this story
CBS News13 Nov

Sen. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland announced he will challenge Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, saying new leadership is needed to address political corruption and aid working people. Van Hollen, who has been in the Senate since 2017, has gained progressive support for taking risks on issues like gun control and foreign policy. Schumer responded to the challenge on X, stating he has the votes to continue as…

Van Hollen will challenge Schumer for Senate majority leader →3 articles from CBS News on this story
The Guardian13 Nov

Chris Van Hollen, a Democratic senator from Maryland, announced on Thursday that he will run for Senate majority leader in the next Congress, challenging incumbent Chuck Schumer. Van Hollen stated that this move is in response to the American people's call for change following the Democratic party's victory in the midterm elections. The election, conducted through a closed-door, secret-ballot process, is scheduled…

Chris Van Hollen to challenge Chuck Schumer for Senate majority leader →3 articles from The Guardian on this story
Fox News13 Nov

Senator Chris Van Hollen, 67, has officially announced his candidacy to challenge Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, 75, for the position of Senate Majority Leader. Van Hollen argues that the Democratic party requires new leadership to move past the status quo, specifically criticizing Schumer for prioritizing the crypto industry and AIPAC over progressive candidates. While Schumer maintains he has the votes to…

Van Hollen challenges Schumer for Senate leadership after Democratic election sweep →3 articles from Fox News on this story
NBC News10 Nov

Sen. Bernie Sanders announced on Tuesday that he will not support Sen. Chuck Schumer for another term as Senate majority leader after Democrats' 2026 victories. Sanders cited a need for change but maintained respect for Schumer's long-standing work ethic and dedication to the party. This announcement comes amid growing calls from progressive members of the Democratic caucus who are pushing for new leadership, though…

Bernie Sanders says he won’t support Chuck Schumer for Senate majority leader →2 articles from NBC News on this story
The Blaze11 Nov

Left-wing Democrats are pushing for a change in leadership, calling for New York Senator Chuck Schumer to step down as the Democratic leader in the Senate. Senators Bernie Sanders and Elissa Slotkin, along with incoming senators like Abdul El-Sayed and Troy Jackson, have voiced support for Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen as a potential replacement. Despite leading Democrats to gain at least seven seats in the…

Democrat​​s want to swap Schumer for another Senate dinosaur →
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Daily Caller11 Nov

Incoming young and newly elected Democratic senators are pushing for a change in leadership by advocating that Chris Van Hollen replace Chuck Schumer as Senate Minority Leader. Senators like Abdul El-Sayed and Peggy Flanagan argue for generational change, citing dissatisfaction with the current direction of the party. Several new senators from Michigan, Maine, Kansas, Illinois, South Carolina, and New Hampshire have…

Incoming Young Democrats In Senate Want Chuck Schumer Out →
Semafor12 Nov

Some Democrats are hesitant to support Chuck Schumer for another term as party leader despite a recent electoral victory. Sen. Chris Van Hollen is considering challenging Schumer, and some newly elected senators like Adam Hamilton have called for new leadership. However, Schumer remains confident and is already planning his agenda with House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries. Senator Sheldon Whitehouse predicts that…

Democrats mire themselves in Schumer debate after landslide win →
Washington Examiner13 Nov

Sen. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland announced his candidacy to challenge Sen. Chuck Schumer of New York for the position of Senate Majority Leader. Van Hollen states that this move is not personal but rather aimed at addressing the issues raised by voters, including economic inequality and political corruption. He emphasizes the need for new leadership to fulfill the promises made to the American people.

Chris Van Hollen launches bid to unseat Schumer as Senate majority leader →
Daily Mail13 Nov

Chris Van Hollen, a liberal Maryland senator, has confirmed he will challenge Chuck Schumer for the role of Senate Majority Leader. Van Hollen argues that Schumer's involvement in competitive primaries and support for establishment candidates has alienated the party's left-wing base. Van Hollen claims he has significant support among Democrats, though he did not specify the exact number. Independent Senator Bernie…

Unity splinters among Democrats after historic blue wave as Schumer faces left-wing challenge for majority leader →
CBC13 Nov

Senator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland announced on Thursday that he will run for Senate majority leader in the next Congress, challenging incumbent Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer. This move marks the first contested election for the Democratic leadership position in decades following the party's acquisition of 55 seats in the midterm elections. Van Hollen frames his candidacy as a necessary response to a public call…

Maryland's Van Hollen to challenge Schumer for Senate leadership post →
ABC News (US)13 Nov

Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen announced on social media that he will challenge Senator Chuck Schumer for the position of Senate majority leader in the new Congress. Van Hollen argues that the Democratic party requires new leadership following the midterm elections, which resulted in enough seats for Democrats to take control of the chamber. The report focuses on Van Hollen's specific assertion that the move is…

Maryland Sen. Van Hollen says he will challenge Sen. Schumer for Democratic leader →
Al Jazeera13 Nov

Senator Chris Van Hollen announced on Thursday that he is running for Senate Majority Leader as Democrats prepare to take control of Congress in January following a midterm landslide on November 3. Van Hollen framed his candidacy as a necessary move to provide "new leadership" to address an economy he claims is rigged against working people and fueled by political corruption. The report highlights that Van Hollen's…

Chris Van Hollen to run for US Senate majority leader →
New York Post13 Nov

Senator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland announced on Thursday that he will run for Senate Majority Leader in the next Congress, challenging incumbent Chuck Schumer. Van Hollen argues that the American people "called for change" and that the party needs new leadership following a midterm election sweep. The race will be held via a secret-ballot election in early December and marks the first contested election for…

Lefty Dem Chris Van Hollen challenging Schumer for Senate Majority leader, arguing voters ‘called for change’ →
NPR13 Nov

Senator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland announced on Thursday that he will challenge Chuck Schumer for the position of Senate majority leader. The news follows recent midterm victories where Democrats won 55 seats, sparking a debate over whether the party needs new leadership to meet a mandate for change. While Van Hollen frames his candidacy as a response to voters seeking a break from the status quo, Schumer…

Chris Van Hollen says he will challenge Chuck Schumer for Senate majority leader →
The Straits Times13 Nov

Senator Chris Van Hollen announced on November 12 that he will challenge Chuck Schumer for the position of Democratic Senate Majority Leader following the party's midterm victory. The 67-year-old progressive senator argues that the Democrats need "new leadership" to address economic issues and corruption, while the 75-year-old Schumer maintains he has the necessary votes to remain in his role. The report highlights…

US Senator Van Hollen to challenge Schumer for Senate majority leader →
Euronews13 Nov

Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen announced on Thursday that he will run for Senate Majority Leader in the next Congress, becoming the first senator to openly challenge 75-year-old long-term leader Chuck Schumer. The report highlights an internal Democratic party rift sparked by calls for generational change and follows a spring 2025 spending vote where Schumer sided with Republicans. While Schumer maintains he has…

US senator Chris Van Hollen to challenge Chuck Schumer for Senate majority leader →
Times of India13 Nov

Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen announced his bid to succeed Chuck Schumer as Senate Majority Leader following the Democratic party's midterm election victories. Van Hollen argues that the American people are calling for a change in leadership to address the election results, while Schumer maintains he has enough support to retain his position and has already begun planning a 100-day agenda for the new majority…

US Senator Chris Van Hollen announces bid to replace Schumer as Democratic leader →
Dawn13 Nov

Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen announced on Thursday that he is running for Senate majority leader to challenge the incumbent Chuck Schumer. While Schumer expects to retain his leadership and claims to have the necessary votes, Van Hollen argues that the midterm election results signal a need for new leadership to address issues like corporate influence and economic policy. The 67-year-old Van Hollen claims to…

Democratic US Senator Chris Van Hollen announces run for US Senate majority leader, challenging Schumer →

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Bernie Sanders says he will not back Schumer for Senate Democratic leader The Guardian · attributed to a source

Bernie Sanders says he won’t support Chuck Schumer for Senate majority leader NBC News · attributed to a source

Sanders won't back Schumer as Democratic leader in new Congress CBS News · stated as fact

Bernie Sanders won't back Schumer for majority leader in new Congress: 'time is now for change' Just the News · stated as fact

How it changed

  1. 10 Nov

    Washington — Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders said Tuesday he won't support New York Sen. Chuck Schumer as Democratic leader when the party takes control of the Senate, becoming the most prominent progressive to oppose his candidacy to date.

    7 outlets · CBS News
  2. 11 Nov

    Michigan Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed and other progressives are backing Sen. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland as a potential contender for majority leader.

    2 outlets · Just the News
  3. 13 Nov

    "I'm proud of what we've accomplished together — 55 seats and counting is an amazing result — and I have the votes to continue serving as Democratic Leader," the New York Democrat said.

    4 outlets · CBS News

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Where to start US Senator Chris Van Hollen announces bid to replace Schumer as Democratic leader Times of India

Suggested from 16 outlets (2 usually left of the middle, 8 middle, 6 right of it): one of the fuller accounts, no political position was found in its wording and its publisher is declared as reporting rather than commentary.

  • 13 Nov Democratic US Senator Chris Van Hollen announces run for US Senate majority leader, challenging SchumerMaryland Senator Chris Van Hollen announced on Thursday that he is running for Senate majority leader to challenge the incumbent Chuck Schumer. While Schumer expects to retain his leadership and claims to have the necessary votes, Van Hollen argues that the midterm election results signal a need for new leadership to address issues like corporate influence and economic policy. The 67-year-old Van Hollen claims to…Dawn
  • 13 Nov Van Hollen says he will challenge Schumer for Senate Majority Leader: 'People called for change'Maryland Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen announced on Thursday that he will challenge Chuck Schumer for the position of Senate Majority Leader next year. Van Hollen frames his candidacy as a necessary move to provide "new leadership" and break away from a "status quo" that he claims is not working for people. The decision follows pressure from several incoming senators, including Michigan Democratic…Just the News
  • 13 Nov US Senator Chris Van Hollen announces bid to replace Schumer as Democratic leaderMaryland Senator Chris Van Hollen announced his bid to succeed Chuck Schumer as Senate Majority Leader following the Democratic party's midterm election victories. Van Hollen argues that the American people are calling for a change in leadership to address the election results, while Schumer maintains he has enough support to retain his position and has already begun planning a 100-day agenda for the new majority…Times of India
  • 13 Nov US senator Chris Van Hollen to challenge Chuck Schumer for Senate majority leaderMaryland Senator Chris Van Hollen announced on Thursday that he will run for Senate Majority Leader in the next Congress, becoming the first senator to openly challenge 75-year-old long-term leader Chuck Schumer. The report highlights an internal Democratic party rift sparked by calls for generational change and follows a spring 2025 spending vote where Schumer sided with Republicans. While Schumer maintains he has…Euronews
  • 13 Nov US Senator Van Hollen to challenge Schumer for Senate majority leaderSenator Chris Van Hollen announced on November 12 that he will challenge Chuck Schumer for the position of Democratic Senate Majority Leader following the party's midterm victory. The 67-year-old progressive senator argues that the Democrats need "new leadership" to address economic issues and corruption, while the 75-year-old Schumer maintains he has the necessary votes to remain in his role. The report highlights…The Straits Times
  • 13 Nov Chris Van Hollen says he will challenge Chuck Schumer for Senate majority leaderSenator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland announced on Thursday that he will challenge Chuck Schumer for the position of Senate majority leader. The news follows recent midterm victories where Democrats won 55 seats, sparking a debate over whether the party needs new leadership to meet a mandate for change. While Van Hollen frames his candidacy as a response to voters seeking a break from the status quo, Schumer…NPR
  • 13 Nov Lefty Dem Chris Van Hollen challenging Schumer for Senate Majority leader, arguing voters ‘called for change’Senator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland announced on Thursday that he will run for Senate Majority Leader in the next Congress, challenging incumbent Chuck Schumer. Van Hollen argues that the American people "called for change" and that the party needs new leadership following a midterm election sweep. The race will be held via a secret-ballot election in early December and marks the first contested election for…New York Post
  • 13 Nov Van Hollen challenges Schumer for Senate leadership after Democratic election sweepSenator Chris Van Hollen, 67, has officially announced his candidacy to challenge Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, 75, for the position of Senate Majority Leader. Van Hollen argues that the Democratic party requires new leadership to move past the status quo, specifically criticizing Schumer for prioritizing the crypto industry and AIPAC over progressive candidates. While Schumer maintains he has the votes to…Fox News
  • 13 Nov Chris Van Hollen to run for US Senate majority leaderSenator Chris Van Hollen announced on Thursday that he is running for Senate Majority Leader as Democrats prepare to take control of Congress in January following a midterm landslide on November 3. Van Hollen framed his candidacy as a necessary move to provide "new leadership" to address an economy he claims is rigged against working people and fueled by political corruption. The report highlights that Van Hollen's…Al Jazeera
  • 13 Nov Maryland Sen. Van Hollen says he will challenge Sen. Schumer for Democratic leaderMaryland Senator Chris Van Hollen announced on social media that he will challenge Senator Chuck Schumer for the position of Senate majority leader in the new Congress. Van Hollen argues that the Democratic party requires new leadership following the midterm elections, which resulted in enough seats for Democrats to take control of the chamber. The report focuses on Van Hollen's specific assertion that the move is…ABC News (US)
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  • 13 Nov Maryland's Van Hollen to challenge Schumer for Senate leadership postSenator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland announced on Thursday that he will run for Senate majority leader in the next Congress, challenging incumbent Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer. This move marks the first contested election for the Democratic leadership position in decades following the party's acquisition of 55 seats in the midterm elections. Van Hollen frames his candidacy as a necessary response to a public call…CBC
  • 13 Nov Van Hollen says he will challenge Schumer for Senate Majority Leader: 'People called for change'Maryland Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen announced on Thursday that he will challenge Chuck Schumer for the position of Senate Majority Leader next year. The move follows pressure from incoming senators, including Michigan Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed, who urged Van Hollen to run as an alternative to current party leadership. Van Hollen frames the candidacy as a necessary response to a public demand for a change…Just the News
  • 13 Nov Unity splinters among Democrats after historic blue wave as Schumer faces left-wing challenge for majority leaderChris Van Hollen, a liberal Maryland senator, has confirmed he will challenge Chuck Schumer for the role of Senate Majority Leader. Van Hollen argues that Schumer's involvement in competitive primaries and support for establishment candidates has alienated the party's left-wing base. Van Hollen claims he has significant support among Democrats, though he did not specify the exact number. Independent Senator Bernie…Daily Mail
  • 13 Nov Van Hollen to challenge Schumer for Senate Democratic leader, saying voters ‘called for change’Chris Van Hollen, a Democratic senator from Maryland, announced on Thursday that he will challenge incumbent Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer for the leadership position. Van Hollen cited the results of the recent midterm elections, where Democrats gained power, as evidence that voters are seeking change.Toronto Star
  • 13 Nov Sen. Chris Van Hollen says he will challenge Sen. Chuck Schumer for majority leader
    NBC News
  • 13 Nov Chris Van Hollen launches bid to unseat Schumer as Senate majority leaderSen. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland announced his candidacy to challenge Sen. Chuck Schumer of New York for the position of Senate Majority Leader. Van Hollen states that this move is not personal but rather aimed at addressing the issues raised by voters, including economic inequality and political corruption. He emphasizes the need for new leadership to fulfill the promises made to the American people.Washington Examiner
  • 13 Nov Chris Van Hollen to challenge Chuck Schumer for Senate majority leaderChris Van Hollen, a Democratic senator from Maryland, announced on Thursday that he will run for Senate majority leader in the next Congress, challenging incumbent Chuck Schumer. Van Hollen stated that this move is in response to the American people's call for change following the Democratic party's victory in the midterm elections. The election, conducted through a closed-door, secret-ballot process, is scheduled…The Guardian
  • 13 Nov Van Hollen will challenge Schumer for Senate majority leaderSen. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland announced he will challenge Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, saying new leadership is needed to address political corruption and aid working people. Van Hollen, who has been in the Senate since 2017, has gained progressive support for taking risks on issues like gun control and foreign policy. Schumer responded to the challenge on X, stating he has the votes to continue as…CBS News
  • 12 Nov Democrats mire themselves in Schumer debate after landslide winSome Democrats are hesitant to support Chuck Schumer for another term as party leader despite a recent electoral victory. Sen. Chris Van Hollen is considering challenging Schumer, and some newly elected senators like Adam Hamilton have called for new leadership. However, Schumer remains confident and is already planning his agenda with House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries. Senator Sheldon Whitehouse predicts that…Semafor
  • 12 Nov Rachel Maddow welcomes 'big fight' between socialist and moderate Democrats after midterm winsRachel Maddow appeared on ABC’s "The View" to discuss internal tensions within the Democratic Party following midterm election victories. She expressed optimism about potential debates between moderate and socialist members of the party, arguing that such discussions could strengthen Democrats' position. Meanwhile, Whoopi Goldberg called for immediate action from Democrats rather than infighting over leadership…Fox News
  • 11 Nov Bernie Sanders won't back Schumer for majority leader in new Congress: 'time is now for change'Bernie Sanders announced at a Capitol news conference that he will not support Chuck Schumer's re-election as Democratic majority leader in the new Congress, stating "the time is now for change." Flanked by Senator Elissa Slotkin from Michigan, both emphasized the need for debate on the party’s direction and future. Slotkin expressed her intention to vote against any candidate who does not present clear priorities…Just the News
  • 11 Nov Bernie Sanders won't back Schumer for majority leader in new Congress: 'time is now for change'Bernie Sanders announced at a Capitol news conference that he will not support Chuck Schumer's re-election as Democratic majority leader in the new Congress, stating "the time is now for change." Alongside Senator Elissa Slotkin from Michigan, Sanders emphasized the need for debate on the party’s direction and future priorities. Slotkin indicated she will vote against any candidate who does not clearly outline their…Just the News
  • 11 Nov Bernie Sanders says he won't back Schumer as push for new leadership gains steamSen. Bernie Sanders announced at a news conference on Tuesday that he will not support Sen. Chuck Schumer for re-election as Senate majority leader when Democrats take control next year. Sanders praised Schumer but argued that "the time is now" for change in Democratic leadership. Joining Sanders was Sen. Elissa Slotkin, who also stated she would not back Schumer without endorsing a specific candidate to replace…Fox News
  • 11 Nov Incoming Young Democrats In Senate Want Chuck Schumer OutIncoming young and newly elected Democratic senators are pushing for a change in leadership by advocating that Chris Van Hollen replace Chuck Schumer as Senate Minority Leader. Senators like Abdul El-Sayed and Peggy Flanagan argue for generational change, citing dissatisfaction with the current direction of the party. Several new senators from Michigan, Maine, Kansas, Illinois, South Carolina, and New Hampshire have…Daily Caller
  • 11 Nov Democrat​​s want to swap Schumer for another Senate dinosaurLeft-wing Democrats are pushing for a change in leadership, calling for New York Senator Chuck Schumer to step down as the Democratic leader in the Senate. Senators Bernie Sanders and Elissa Slotkin, along with incoming senators like Abdul El-Sayed and Troy Jackson, have voiced support for Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen as a potential replacement. Despite leading Democrats to gain at least seven seats in the…The Blaze
  • 11 Nov Bernie Sanders won't back Schumer for majority leader in new Congress: 'time is now for change'Bernie Sanders announced at a Capitol news conference that he will not support Chuck Schumer for Democratic majority leader in the new Congress, stating "the time is now for change." Joining him was Michigan Senator Elissa Slotkin, who also called for debate on the party's future direction and indicated she would oppose any candidate not offering specific priorities.Just the News
  • 10 Nov Bernie Sanders says he won’t support Chuck Schumer for Senate majority leaderSen. Bernie Sanders announced on Tuesday that he will not support Sen. Chuck Schumer for another term as Senate majority leader after Democrats' 2026 victories. Sanders cited a need for change but maintained respect for Schumer's long-standing work ethic and dedication to the party. This announcement comes amid growing calls from progressive members of the Democratic caucus who are pushing for new leadership, though…NBC News
  • 10 Nov Schumer confident on Senate leadership role despite dwindling votes – videoChuck Schumer, a New York senator, expressed confidence about becoming the Senate majority leader despite receiving fewer endorsements from fellow Democrats following the midterm elections where his party gained at least 54 seats in the Senate. This came after Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders announced he would not back Schumer for the position, joining other Democratic senators who have also declined to support him.The Guardian
  • 10 Nov Bernie Sanders says he will not back Schumer for Senate Democratic leaderBernie Sanders announced on Tuesday that he would not support Chuck Schumer’s bid for another term as the Democratic leader in the US Senate. Citing voter demands for change after the midterm elections, Sanders argued that it is time for new leadership within the party. This position aligns with other incoming senators who have also expressed interest in replacing Schumer, though no one has yet stepped forward to…The Guardian
  • 10 Nov Sanders says he won't support Schumer for majority leader in next CongressBernie Sanders announced on Tuesday that he will not endorse Chuck Schumer’s bid to become the Senate majority leader for the next Congress. The statement was reported by CBS News, focusing specifically on the relationship between these two Democratic senators and their differing stances within the party.CBS News
  • 10 Nov Sanders won't back Schumer as Democratic leader in new CongressVermont Senator Bernie Sanders announced that he will not support New York Senator Chuck Schumer for re-election as Democratic leader when the new Congress convenes in January. Speaking at a press conference, Sanders cited the need for change based on last week's midterm election results and called for a more progressive direction within the party. Michigan Senator Elissa Slotkin also joined to emphasize the…CBS News

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