Senator-elect Annie Andrews, a Democrat who won in South Carolina by defeating Republican Sen. Darline Graham, said the Senate needs "generational change" in its leadership, according to a report from The Hill.

Alexander Bolton wrote the report for The Hill. The Hill's headline frames the remarks as a call for generational change in Senate leadership, and its summary states that Andrews made them in an interview with Fox News. In that interview, Andrews told anchor Bret Baier that she still believes it is time for generational change on both sides of the aisle, The Hill reported.

The Hill's summary of the interview ends mid-sentence, so the material available for this story does not say which leadership posts Andrews had in mind, what specific changes she would seek, or how members of either party responded. Because the material is partial, this story reports only the points stated in the headline and the opening of the summary. Those details are not reported here.

The same material identifies Andrews as a senator-elect and Graham as a Republican senator whom she defeated in South Carolina. It does not give vote totals, a margin of victory, or the timing of the result, and it does not say whether Graham responded to the comments.

This story draws on a single report from The Hill, and no other account of the interview has been consulted. Readers seeking the full text may consult the article linked above.

Sources: The Hill: Andrews: Time for ‘generational change’ in Senate leadership.