Summary
Rep. Neal Dunn from Florida has confirmed he will stay in Congress until the end of his term, despite earlier speculation he might leave early. This decision impacts the Republican Party's narrow majority in the U.S. House of Representatives. Dunn's choice means the GOP won't have to face an immediate reduction in their number of seats.
Key Facts
- Rep. Neal Dunn, a Republican from Florida, announced he will not seek reelection.
- Despite rumors, Dunn will remain in Congress until his term ends.
- Republicans currently hold 220 seats in the U.S. House, with Democrats holding 213 seats.
- An early resignation by Dunn could have triggered a special election, affecting the GOP's slim majority.
- Dunn's decision aligns with Speaker Mike Johnson's public urging for him to stay.
- Speculation about Dunn's early leave involved health and personal reasons, which he has not publicly addressed.
- Candidates from both parties are preparing to run for Dunn's seat when it opens.
