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American attorney, politician (1954–2025)
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...
After reviewing the provided analyses, the House composition after the 2024 elections is reported in two competing tallies: , while . The discrepancy stems from different snapshots in time and varying...
As of the 119th Congress (2025–2027) the available sources report no independents or third‑party members serving in the U.S. House of Representatives; official membership counts show the House divided...
As of the most recent available reporting, Texas has 38 seats in the U.S. House and two U.S. senators; the House delegation currently contains 25 Republicans, 12 Democrats, and 1 vacancy, for a total ...
The sources present three different snapshots of Democratic seats in the U.S. House in 2025, centering on as reported counts. Discrepancies arise from timing, how vacancies and non-voting delegates ar...
Democrats did win U.S. House seats tied to November 4, 2025 events: at least one special election in Arizona produced a Democratic victor, and multiple special and regularly scheduled contests produce...
Republicans hold a slim 219–213 House majority entering the 119th Congress, with at least six special elections expected in 2025–2026 that could shift that margin . Because Democrats need to net only ...
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...
There is no single uncontested count in the provided analyses: sources report in the U.S. House for 2025 depending on timing, vacancies, and how delegates are treated. The divergence stems from the ba...
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...
The most direct official source for an up‑to‑date list of Democratic House members is the House Democratic Caucus’s official site, Dems.gov, which presents the caucus membership and links to member pa...
As of the available reporting, the U.S. House of Representatives in the 119th Congress includes very few — if any — members formally sitting as third‑party or non‑major‑party representatives; most con...
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...
The U.S. Senate composition on January 1, 2026, stood at 53 Republicans and 47 Democrats (this total includes two independents who caucus with Democrats), according to contemporaneous seat tallies use...
As of late 2025, multiple vacancies have already been announced or occurred that will produce special elections to fill U.S. House seats during the 2025–2026 cycle: notable confirmed vacancies include...
As of early November 2025, multiple reputable trackers report Republicans hold a narrow majority in the U.S. House: most sources give Republicans 219 seats to Democrats’ 213, with three vacancies note...
Special elections in 2025 proliferated at both federal and state levels primarily because incumbents resigned for new jobs or died in office; Ballotpedia counts at least 95 state legislative special e...
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)...