It looks like New Jersey’s new U.S. Senator, Andy Kim, is diving straight into the action—and this time, it’s not about cleaning up garbage in the U.S. Capitol.

Andy Kim took the oath of office Monday to become the junior senator from New Jersey and the first Korean American senator in U.S. history. Kim, a Democrat from South Jersey who has represented the Third Congressional District since 2019,

Andy Kim will officially begin his term as U.S. senator on Monday, starting three weeks early. New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy appointed Kim to the Senate on Sunday, following the certification of his election victory in November.

New Jersey's newest U.S. Senator was formally sworn in Monday afternoon. Sen. Andy Kim won the seat previously held by Bob Menendez during the election last month and will finish the last two weeks of Menendez’s term in accordance with vacancy laws.

Fellow Democrat George Helmy just left the seat after temporarily holding it in the wake of Robert Menendez's resignation.

Democrat Andy Kim was sworn in Monday as New Jersey's newest U.S. senator. He vowed to fight for Americans' dreams.

Sen.-elect Andy Kim was officially appointed by Gov. Phil Murphy on Sunday, and interim Sen. George Helmy has resigned.

U.S. Rep. Andy Kim will officially join the U.S. Senate before the year ends.

Kim is the first Asian-American to win that post in New Jersey, and will be the first Korean-American to serve in the Senate.

State Department official. Obama White House adviser. Three-term congressman. Dad. At long last, Andy Kim can add a new title to his resume: U.S. Senator.

Democratic U.S. Representative Andy Kim has been appointed to the U.S. Senate by New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, succeeding interim Senator George Helmy. This appointment allows Kim to commence his Senate duties ahead of the standard schedule.