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Rep. Doug LaMalfa, a Republican representing California's North State, has died at 65, impacting the GOP's slim congressional majority and triggering a special election to fill his seat amid redistricting challenges and upcoming November elections.
Republican Congressman Doug LaMalfa of California has died at age 65, reducing the GOP's narrow majority in the House to 218-213. LaMalfa, a staunch Trump supporter and a dedicated representative of rural Northern California, passed away during surgery after a medical emergency. His death prompts a special election to fill his seat, and he was remembered for his deep connection to his district and his principled conservative stance.
California Rep. Doug LaMalfa has died at age 65, impacting the GOP's congressional majority. LaMalfa, a staunch conservative and advocate for rural issues, was responding to a medical emergency at his home when he passed away. His death complicates the already narrow Republican margin in Congress amid upcoming elections and other party challenges.
Republican U.S. Representative Doug LaMalfa of California has died at age 65, reducing the GOP's control of the House to 218 seats, just above the Democrats' 213, impacting the balance of power.
California Republican Rep. Doug LaMalfa has died at age 65, reducing the House Republican majority to 218 seats and potentially impacting Speaker Mike Johnson's control. LaMalfa, a key figure on water issues and a member of several committees, represented California’s 1st District since 2013. His death comes amid a closely divided House and upcoming special elections. President Trump and House leaders expressed their condolences.
During his first in-person town hall in years, Republican Rep. Doug LaMalfa faced a hostile crowd in Chico, California, who booed and heckled him over his support for a Trump-era budget bill that cuts federal spending on healthcare programs like Medicaid and Medi-Cal, with attendees accusing him of supporting legislation that would harm vulnerable populations. LaMalfa defended his vote, claiming the bill targets waste rather than people, while the crowd expressed strong opposition and concern over healthcare and immigration issues.