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Desperate Mike Johnson begs Republican to stick around as majority hangs by a thread

Dunn has signaled he will not seek reelection and has not clarified whether he will leave before his term ends.

Desperate Mike Johnson begs Republican to stick around as majority hangs by a thread
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Speaker Mike Johnson urged Rep. Neal Dunn to remain in the House through the end of his term as Dunn weighs leaving early, a move that could further narrow the Republicans’ majority. Dunn declined to discuss his timeline.

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Representative weighing whether to leave before the end of his term

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Speaker urging Neal Dunn to remain in the House through the end of his term

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Reports Say Neal Dunn May Leave House Early

Outlets report that Neal Dunn may leave the House before his term ends, but he has not confirmed a decision. They say an early departure could further narrow the Republican majority. Left-leaning outlets emphasize Speaker Mike Johnson's appeal for Dunn to stay and the possible effect on the Republican majority. Center outlets likewise stress the unconfirmed reports and majority arithmetic, with one article noting Dunn's office had said he would serve out his term. Right-leaning outlets also focus on the majority's math, with Fox News reporting Johnson urged Dunn to stay.

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