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John Thune

2 articlesUpdated 11 November 2026

John Thune is the Majority Leader of the United States Senate and a politician, businessperson, and railway executive born in 1961.

Born: 7 January 1961
Official website: thune.senate.gov (opens in a new tab)
Also known as: John R. Thune, John Randolph Thune

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