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House passes Chuy García disapproval resolution that divided Democrats
The House voted 236-183 to reprimand Rep. Chuy Garcia for undermining a free primary by positioning his chief of staff as the sole Democratic candidate.
- The U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday rebuked Rep. Chuy Garcia, D-Ill., passing a resolution by Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Wash., on a 236-183 vote.
- Garcia's late retirement announcement left Patty Garcia, chief of staff, as the lone Democratic filer after she submitted paperwork hours before the Nov. 3 filing deadline.
- Procedural votes split along intra-party lines Monday night, with nearly every Democrat except Perez voting to quash and House Democratic leaders defending Garcia as a `progressive champion` and a `good man`.
- Facing swift blowback, Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Wash., defied her party by introducing the rebuke, prompting jeers from House colleagues who jeered her during a Monday evening speech.
- Amid momentum on the Epstein files, the Garcia rebuke raised broader questions about succession norms and representation for parts of western Chicago and its suburbs.
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House reprimands Democratic congressman accused of subverting election
The House on Tuesday took the rare step of publicly reprimanding one of its own members — retiring Democratic Rep. Chuy García — for what some of his colleagues have described as an attempt to subvert the election of his successor in Congress.
·Atlanta, United States
Read Full ArticleHouse votes to denounce Rep. Chuy Garcia for ‘election subversion’ after Dem civil war
House lawmakers agreed Tuesday to denounce retiring Illinois Rep. Chuy Garcia over his underhanded scheme to prevent challenges against his hand-picked successor — a slippery ploy that sparked a Democratic revolt.
·New York, United States
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