Rep. Victoria Spartz Will Not Caucus with Republicans

GOP lawmaker on whether she will support House Speaker Johnson in new congress

Rep. Victoria Spartz (R-IN) tells CNN’s Kasie Hunt she has not decided whether she will support House Speaker Mike Johnson as the top Republican in the new Congress. Spartz announced earlier this week that she is declining congressional committee assignments and will not participate in the GOP caucus next year until she sees that “Republican leadership in Congress is governing.”

A ‘Dangerous Woman?’: Congresswoman Victoria Spartz, Abandoning Her Caucus, Has Harsh Words on the Way Out for Current Republican Leadership

Ms. Spartz says implementing Trump’s and DOGE’s agenda is her top priority, and GOP committee meetings are 'Just drama. Circus. It’s presentation. Money.'

Who Is Victoria Spartz? Congresswoman To Stop Caucusing With Republicans To Focus On DOGE

With Donald Trump returning to the White House and the Supreme Court dominated by conservatives, the Republican Party looks poised to wield significant power in Washington, as it also won slim majorities in both houses of Congress in November’s election. However, that political dominance is now being threatened by a possible defection by a GOP congresswoman to focus on an outside agency created to push Trump’s agenda. ‘I would rather spend more …

Indiana congresswoman says she will spurn GOP caucus to help Elon Musk’s DOGE group

Rep. Victoria Spartz, R-Ind., says she won’t take any committee positions or caucus with Republicans, preferring to work with Elon Musk’s so-called Department of Government Efficiency.

House GOP’s slim majority takes a hit after messy member quits caucus

Republican Rep. Victoria Spartz, of Indiana, said Monday that she will focus her time in next year’s Congress on furthering Elon Musk’s mission to slash trillions of dollars in government spending and will not caucus with Republicans or sit on any...

Victoria Spartz says she won't work with House Republicans in the next Congress

Spartz, who won a third term last month, said she will not work with the House Republican conference or participate in committees come January.