With every new Congress, we scour the ranks of freshmen, looking for anyone who might give us something to write about in coming years — quirk, conflict, color, scandal, anything. Here, our list of the most-promising-to-be-interesting new members.
Sinema narrowly won her Arizona district. The former Mormon turned secularist will be the first openly bisexual member of Congress. At left, the former state senator high-fives Kayla Wellman, left, and Madison Brun at the Arizona Democratic Party election-night headquarters at a Phoenix hotel.
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