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119 · HRES 1135 Electing Members to certain standing committees of the House of Representatives.

House Resolution 1135 updates committee assignments for six members and was adopted by the House on March 25, 2026, without objection; as an internal House measure, it took effect immediately and requires no Senate or presidential action.

Published
27 Mar 2026
Updated
27 Mar 2026
Tags
119th Congress · House resolution · Committee assignments
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Headline Summary

A routine House resolution that updates committee assignments for six members; it passed on March 25, 2026, without objection and took effect immediately.

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What It Does

The resolution assigns specific Representatives to fill seats and set seniority order on several House committees. It does not change federal law or spending; it simply updates the House’s internal committee roster so those panels can operate with their intended membership.

Committee Member appointed Note
Homeland Security Rep. Nick LaLota To rank immediately after Rep. Elijah Crane
Agriculture Rep. David Valadao Member
Natural Resources Rep. Troy Downing Member
Transportation & Infrastructure Rep. Rudy Yakym To rank immediately after Rep. Mike Ezell
Oversight and Government Reform Rep. Richard McCormick Member
Foreign Affairs Rep. Max Miller (Ohio) Member
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Who’s For It

  • House majority leadership — these assignments are a standard way to fill vacancies and align workloads on key committees.
  • Chairs of the affected committees — keeping panels fully staffed helps move hearings, oversight, and bills forward.
  • The six named members and their districts — formal seats give them a voice and voting power on the listed committees.
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Who’s Against It

  • No recorded opposition — the House agreed to the resolution without objection on March 25, 2026.
  • In general, some members may dislike mid-Congress reshuffles if they shift influence or oversight priorities, but no formal objections were raised here.
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What’s Next

Because this is a simple House resolution about internal operations, there is no Senate or presidential step. The committee assignments took effect upon adoption on March 25, 2026.

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