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Senator Jon Tester of Montana was reelected in 2012. If he decides to run again when his current term expires, in what year will the election occur?

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A senator has a six-year term. Since he was elected in 2012, his term will expire in 2018. Therefore the election would be in 2018.
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According to the United States Constitution every six years there are elections to vote for a new senator. Thus, the Democrat senator of Montana, Jon Tester,  would need to wait until 2018 to run again for senator. As a matter of fact, he ran in the 2018 election and he won with a total of 50.3% of the votes (253,876 votes), while his opponent,  Matt Rosendale, only got 46.8% of the votes.

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