New Mexico Sen. Tom Udall
Tom UdallOregon senator takes center stage in Democratic filibuster debate Bipartisan bill seeks to raise fees for public lands drilling 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 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.
