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American politician (1950–2025)
Coverage in the supplied documents shows multiple members of Congress publicly demanding resignations in 2025—primarily of Trump administration officials rather than President Trump himself—and at lea...
Available reporting in the provided search results shows multiple instances where members of Congress, state officials, and civic groups publicly urged President Trump or Trump administration official...
At least three sitting House Democrats died in 2025 (Sylvester Turner, Raúl Grijalva and Gerry Connolly), and multiple House members across parties resigned during the year — notable Republican resign...
Three sitting U.S. members of Congress died in office in 2025 through May: Reps. Sylvester Turner (D‑TX), Raúl Grijalva (D‑AZ) and Gerry Connolly (D‑VA), making at least three deaths in 2025 and exten...
The materials present conflicting lists and dates for 2025 vacancies that prompted special elections; several consistently named figures include Rep. Sylvester Turner (TX-18), Rep. Raúl Grijalva (AZ-7...
Special elections and vacancies since the 2024 general election have narrowed and then modestly shifted the House margin in 2025: Republicans entered the 119th Congress with about a 220–215 edge after...
Reporting compiled by national outlets and election trackers shows that there were multiple special elections across 2025 for U.S. House seats and a large number of state legislative vacancies; notabl...
As of the start of the 119th Congress in January 2025, Republicans control both Senate (53–45 with 2 independents) and the House, giving the GOP a federal trifecta with the presidency; the House major...
vacancies were scheduled to be filled by special elections in 2025, with contests clustered across spring, summer and fall — and at least one race stretching into a 2026 runoff. The clearest, document...
After the November 4, 2025 general election and concurrent special elections, the House’s partisan math and active membership were affected by at least one high‑profile special election (Texas’s 18th)...
Congress has several oversight tools to block or review executive-branch reclassifications: committee investigations and hearings, mandatory agency briefings, appropriations riders or statutory restri...
Congress in 2025–2027 is the 119th United States Congress, a sharply divided, high‑turnover legislature marked by a slim House majority for Republicans and an active calendar including at least six sp...