There will be five current committee members retiring at the end of 2014, three Democrats and two Republicans. With a change in party control, the Republican side would likely add two to three seats.
September and October in election years are "what if" months. There is a great deal of speculating, scenario projecting and planning for potential changes on committees, depending on the outcome of the election, both on a single member level and a majority control level. To add to the speculation and scenario projections, outlined below are some of the many potential changes that could impact the Senate Agriculture Committee. As we've noted before, it currently has five members who are retiring at the end of 2014. They are:
Senator Tim Jo...
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