Will Sen. Lee get his way in the Senate leadership race?

Utah Sen. Mike Lee will oversee debate between candidates for next Senate majority leader.

<p>SALT LAKE CITY —  Utah  Sen. Mike Lee is playing a major role in the debate over who will lead the U.S.

 The secret ballot vote for McConnell's successor will take place on Wednesday morning.</p><p>Candidates vying for the body's top position include McConnell's No.

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