Doug LaMalfa
Coverage of Doug LaMalfa in the Nexus archive.
- 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.
- Introducing Rep. James Gallagher
Rep. James Gallagher was sworn in as the 431st House member, replacing the late Rep. Doug LaMalfa. The House partisan balance is now 219-212, allowing Republicans up to three defections. Rep. Tom Kean Jr. has been absent since March, and Democrats are expected to gain two seats in special elections before September.
- Republican James Gallagher wins special election to complete term of late California Rep. Doug LaMalfa
Republican James Gallagher won a special election to complete the term of late congressman Doug LaMalfa. He will serve the remainder of LaMalfa's House term.
- Johnson gets reinforcements as GOP swears in new member — but the edge could shrink within days
House Speaker Mike Johnson gains a new Republican ally, Clay Fuller, after his victory in Georgia's 14th Congressional District special election. The GOP maintains a narrow House majority, but Democrats could gain seats through upcoming elections in New Jersey and California.