Republican Party
In the 2018 midterms, Republicans lost 42 House seats while Democrats gained 41, ending unified Republican control of Congress and producing a 235-199 Democratic majority with one other member, according to the U.S.
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The U.S. Republican Party controls major federal and state institutions and has been reshaped around Donald Trump’s agenda. Its officeholders drive policy on taxes, immigration, courts, regulation and executive power, with major consequences for rights and public spending.
Affiliated people
Rob Portman
Republican senator from Ohio
Mitt Romney
party figure
Paul Manafort
former campaign chair
George W. Bush
former president / party figure
Chuck Grassley
senator
Kari Lake
candidate
Mike Rogers
former representative
Cynthia Lummis
Republican senator
John McCain
Republican senator / 2008 nominee
Jeb Bush
former Florida Governor / 2016 presidential candidate
Kevin Brady
Republican
Mike Gallagher
Republican
Rick Snyder
Republican
Sarah Palin
Republican / former Alaska Governor
Mike Johnson
House Speaker / Republican conference leader
Susan Collins
Republican Senator
Mike Pompeo
Republican former Secretary of State / CIA Director
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