House GOP cuts 2 weeks from its schedule
Summary
House Republican leaders announced that the last two weeks of the September session in the House of Representatives will be canceled. Lawmakers will meet again from September 14 to 17 and then end their work early before the November midterm elections.Key Facts
- House Republican leaders decided to shorten the September legislative schedule.
- The final two weeks of the September session are canceled.
- Lawmakers will meet from September 14 to September 17 only.
- The decision comes ahead of the November midterm elections.
- The House will pause after September 17 until after the elections.
- This change affects the timing when House members can work on legislation.
- The schedule was adjusted following the Labor Day break.
- This action was announced on a Thursday before the shortened session.
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