Summary
Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Republican from Georgia, announced her resignation from Congress, hinting that other Republicans might also leave before their terms end. Greene's departure and potential other resignations could affect the slim Republican majority in Congress, complicating their legislative efforts. She cited clashes with President Trump and dissatisfaction with the Republican leadership as reasons for her decision.
Key Facts
- Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Georgia Republican, has resigned from Congress.
- Greene suggested other Republicans may also resign before their terms are up.
- The Republican Party has a narrow majority in Congress with 219 seats to the Democrats' 213.
- Losing more members could make it harder for President Trump to advance his plans.
- Greene cited disagreements with President Trump and Republican leadership as reasons for her resignation.
- Texas Republican Jodey Arrington and Tennessee Republican Mark Green have also announced similar decisions.
- Greene's resignation takes effect on January 5, 2026, after which her seat will be vacant until a special election.
