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How many years is one term of a United States senator?

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www.senate.gov, britannica, "united states senate"; u.s. senate official site (senate.gov), britannica, 'united states senate' (britannica.com); u.s. senate official site, senate.gov, constitution annotated article i section 3 (senators elected for six-year terms), constitution.congress.gov, en.wikipedia.org, en.wikisource.org, senate.gov (about the senate / u.s. constitution article i, section 3) and encyclopaedia britannica, both stating u.s. senators serve six-year terms, senate.gov (constitution of the united states, article i, section 3) and encyclopaedia britannica, 'united states senate', senate.gov (u.s. senate official site) and encyclopaedia britannica, 'united states senate' entry: a u.s. senator's term of office is six years, senate.gov (u.s. senate official site, 'constitution of the united states, article i, section 3'); encyclopaedia britannica, 'united states senate', senate.gov (u.s. senate official site, citing u.s. constitution article i, section 3) and encyclopaedia britannica, 'united states senate' entry — both state a u.s. senator's term of office is six years., senate.gov (u.s. senate official website), corroborated by encyclopaedia britannica's entry on the united states senate, both stating senators are elected to six-year terms per article i, section 3 of the u.s. constitution, senate.gov official reference on senate powers and procedures (article i, section 3 of the u.s. constitution); corroborated by encyclopaedia britannica's entry on the united states senate, u.s. constitution, article i, section 3 (constitution.congress.gov and senate.gov): senators are chosen for six years, u.s. senate (senate.gov) and encyclopaedia britannica: a u.s. senate term is six years, u.s. senate (senate.gov), constitution of the united states, article i, section 3: 'the senate of the united states shall be composed of two senators from each state... for six years', u.s. senate official site (senate.gov) and encyclopaedia britannica entry on the united states senate, both confirming article i, section 3 of the u.s. constitution sets a six-year term for u.s. senators, u.s. senate official site (senate.gov) and encyclopaedia britannica: a united states senator serves a term of six years., u.s. senate official site (senate.gov), constitution annotated / article i, section 3: 'senators shall be chosen ... for six years'; corroborated by encyclopaedia britannica's article on the united states senate., u.s. senate official site (senate.gov, "senate salaries and allowances" / "about the senate" pages) and encyclopaedia britannica entry "united states senate": both state that under article i, section 3 of the u.s. constitution, senators serve six-year terms., u.s. senate official website (senate.gov) and encyclopaedia britannica, both confirming a u.s. senate term is six years per article i, section 3 of the u.s. constitution, u.s. senate official website (senate.gov) and encyclopaedia britannica, both confirming a u.s. senate term is six years, per article i, section 3 of the u.s. constitution, u.s. senate official website (senate.gov) and encyclopaedia britannica, both confirming u.s. senators serve six-year terms per article i, section 3 of the u.s. constitution, u.s. senate official website (senate.gov) and encyclopaedia britannica, both stating that a u.s. senator's term of office is six years as established by article i, section 3 of the u.s. constitution., u.s. senate official website (senate.gov, 'about the senate' / 'powers and procedures') and encyclopaedia britannica, 'united states senate' — both state senators are elected to six-year terms., u.s. senate official website (senate.gov, 'about the senate' / constitution article i, section 3) and encyclopaedia britannica entry on the united states senate, u.s. senate, qualifications & terms of service, terms of service: https://www.senate.gov/senators/qualifications_termsofservice.htm, u.s. senate, qualifications & terms of service: https://www.senate.gov/senators/qualifications_termsofservice.htm, u.s. senate, senate.gov ('constitution of the united states', article i, section 3: senators serve six-year terms) and encyclopaedia britannica entry 'united states senate', u.s. senate, the constitution of the united states, article i, section 3 (senate.gov): 'the senate of the united states shall be composed of two senators from each state... for six years', u.s. senate.gov (senate and the constitution) and encyclopaedia britannica, both stating senators serve six-year terms under article i, section 3 of the u.s. constitution, u.s. senate.gov (senate.gov), 'constitution of the united states, article i, section 3' and encyclopaedia britannica entry 'united states senate' — both state senators are elected to six-year terms., united states senate official site (senate.gov) and encyclopaedia britannica, both stating a u.s. senate term is six years, united states senate official site (senate.gov) and encyclopaedia britannica, stating that u.s. senators serve six-year terms under article i, section 3 of the u.s. constitution., united states senate official site (senate.gov, "senators" faq) and encyclopaedia britannica entry "united states senate", both stating senators serve six-year terms., united states senate, qualifications & terms of service, terms of service section: https://www.senate.gov/senators/qualifications_termsofservice.htm, wikipedia, united states senate (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/united_states_senate); us constitution article i, section 3, www.archives.gov, www.britannica.com, www.law.cornell.edu, www.usa.gov

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    #12156U.S. Senate official site (senate.gov) and Encyclopaedia Britannica entry on the United States Senate, both confirming Article I, Section 3 of the U.S. Constitution sets a six-year term for U.S. senators
    #10596U.S. Constitution, Article I, Section 3 (constitution.congress.gov and senate.gov): Senators are chosen for six years
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    #11996U.S. Senate.gov (senate.gov), 'Constitution of the United States, Article I, Section 3' and Encyclopaedia Britannica entry 'United States Senate' — both state senators are elected to six-year terms.
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    #8666senate.gov (U.S. Senate official site, citing U.S. Constitution Article I, Section 3) and Encyclopaedia Britannica, 'United States Senate' entry — both state a U.S. Senator's term of office is six years.
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    #14016U.S. Senate official site (senate.gov) and Encyclopaedia Britannica: a United States Senator serves a term of six years.
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    #9266U.S. Senate, The Constitution of the United States, Article I, Section 3 (senate.gov): 'The Senate of the United States shall be composed of two Senators from each State... for six Years'
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