New Mexico Sen. Tom Udall
Tom UdallOVERNIGHT ENERGY: Haaland courts moderates during tense confirmation hearing | GOP's Westerman looks to take on Democrats on climate change | White House urges passage of House public lands package Udalls: Haaland criticism motivated 'by something other than her record' Senate approves waiver for Biden's Pentagon nominee MORE (D) won reelection on Tuesday, even as his cousin, Sen. Mark Udall
Mark Emery UdallKennedy apologizes for calling Haaland a 'whack job' OVERNIGHT ENERGY: Haaland courts moderates during tense confirmation hearing | GOP's Westerman looks to take on Democrats on climate change | White House urges passage of House public lands package Udalls: Haaland criticism motivated 'by something other than her record' MORE (D) in nearby Colorado, was defeated.
Tom Udall, who was first elected in 2008, defeated Republican Allen Weh in a race that was called quickly after polls closed in New Mexico at 9 p.m. ET.
Udall’s cousin, Mark, was defeated by Cory Gardner
Cory GardnerBiden administration reverses Trump changes it says 'undermined' conservation program Gardner to lead new GOP super PAC ahead of midterms OVERNIGHT ENERGY: Court rules against fast-track of Trump EPA's 'secret science' rule | Bureau of Land Management exodus: Agency lost 87 percent of staff in Trump HQ relocation | GM commits to electric light duty fleet by 2035 MORE (R) in his own bid for reelection in Colorado in a closely watched race that helped Republicans take Senate control for the first time in eight years.
