Get right out of town
House Speaker Mike Johnson faces a tricky week as Republicans push a socialism vote and the SAVE America Act before Members flee to campaign.
The House of Representatives is holding a brief session before members return to their districts for campaigning, with key votes planned on a resolution distinguishing between socialism and democracy, and the SAVE America Act. Several members facing allegations or who have lost primaries may consider resigning early, potentially impacting the narrow Republican majority.
- The House is in session for less than a week before members leave for campaigning.
- The Senate returns on September 14.
- A vote is planned on a resolution to force Democrats to declare their stance on socialism versus democracy.
- The SAVE America Act, requiring proof of citizenship for voting, is included in the resolution.
- Republicans aim to use the vote against Democrats in upcoming campaign ads.
- Several members, including those who lost primaries or are retiring, might resign early.
- Potential votes include censuring Rep. Chuck Edwards and expelling Rep. Cory Mills.
- Rep. Max Miller faces allegations of abuse, with House leadership supporting his reelection bid while awaiting an Ethics Committee inquiry.
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