POLITICSJun 10 · 20:10 UTCTHE HILLSarah Davis

California Republican James Gallagher sworn in to Congress, fills LaMalfa seat

James Gallagher was sworn into Congress, expanding the GOP's House majority after winning a special election for California’s 1st Congressional District following Doug LaMalfa’s death. The special election occurred on June 2, and Gallagher is backed by President Trump.

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