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23. He was reelected. His resignation was for this term ending in January.

Sun Nov 17, 2024, 10:33 AM

Nov 2024

He would have to resign again in January.

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Can someone tell me [View all] EndlessWire Nov 2024 OP

House dweller Nov 2024 #1

resigned from the house not the senate. drray23 Nov 2024 #3

This message was self-deleted by its author wcmagumba Nov 2024 #4

See above. He can still be seated to the next congress Easterncedar Nov 2024 #6

why won't he be confirmed Skittles Nov 2024 #7

He is controversial even with repukes. Groundhawg Nov 2024 #8

LOL Skittles Nov 2024 #10

A few are beginning to voice some concern. JustABozoOnThisBus Nov 2024 #18

yeah they play the game for so-called "moderates" Skittles Nov 2024 #27

Governors don't replace House members leftieNanner Nov 2024 #11

false Groundhawg Nov 2024 #12

I'm sorry. Not false. leftieNanner Nov 2024 #15

NOPE vapor2 Nov 2024 #9

I'm not sure he can 'resign' from a position he does not yet hold. onenote Nov 2024 #21

The ethics committee report gab13by13 Nov 2024 #26

Well,... magicarpet Nov 2024 #14

As I understand it, he resigned for THIS term. Mariana Nov 2024 #16

The date for his swearing in for the coming session is January 3. onenote Nov 2024 #20

There literally are no rules anymore Johnny2X2X Nov 2024 #22