James Gallagher sworn into Congress
Gallagher’s swearing-in gives House Republicans another vote after he won the special primary with more than 60% of the vote, officials said.
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Johnson gets a bit of slack in his historically narrow House majority
By Clare Foran, Annette Choi, Ethan Cohen, CNN Washington (CNN) — Amid a quickly shifting House lineup, Speaker Mike Johnson has a bit more room to maneuver in his historically narrow majority. Johnson can now lose three Republican defections on party-line votes and still pass legislation. The partisan breakdown stands at 218 Republicans, 212 Democrats, one independent and four seats vacant. The one independent, California Rep. Kevin Kiley, was …
James Gallagher sworn in to finish LaMalfa’s term in the House
Republican James Gallagher took the oath of office Wednesday, filling the seat of the late Rep. Doug LaMalfa in California’s 1st District and giving House leaders some breathing room in what has been a tumultuous year of deaths and resignations in Congress. A former state Assembly GOP leader, Gallagher ran with endorsements from President Donald Trump and congressional leadership, easily winning the June 2 special open primary for the remainder…
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