House starts its August recess and kicks off crucial campaign stretch
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) is set to campaign in more than 30 districts and cities across 17 states during the monthlong break as Republicans try to hold onto their slim majority. Advertisement Republicans are largely expected to campaign on policies within the GOP’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act, work to eliminate fraud, and their own records as they make their pitch to voters to reelect them this November. That’s what I — I’m doing a bunch of events on it.
- ▪House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) is set to campaign in more than 30 districts and cities across 17 states during the monthlong break as Republicans try to hold onto their slim majority.
- ▪Advertisement Republicans are largely expected to campaign on policies within the GOP’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act, work to eliminate fraud, and their own records as they make their pitch to voters to reelect them this November.
- ▪That’s what I — I’m doing a bunch of events on it.
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The House adjourned for its five-week August recess Thursday, with lawmakers fanning out across their districts for a crucial sprint of campaign events and voter outreach.Some members have already held their primary elections and are gearing up for their November general elections, but others are still facing off in contentious primary races. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) is set to campaign in more than 30 districts and cities across 17 states during the monthlong break as Republicans try to hold onto their slim majority.
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