


Republicans Secure Control of U.S. House, Setting Stage for Unified Government
The GOP retains control of the House, solidifying Republican dominance across federal government ahead of Trump’s inauguration.
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Overview
With Republicans projected to keep control of the House of Representatives, the party prepares for unified governance alongside the White House and Senate. Speaker Mike Johnson is set to lead the GOP majority, pushing for tax cuts, border wall funding, and reversing climate initiatives. Meanwhile, Trump commends Johnson's leadership. In closely contested races, the GOP saved vulnerable incumbents while some new Democratic candidates made gains. The exact balance of power could impact legislative proceedings and Speaker Johnson's future amid factional challenges within the party.
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