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Adelita Grijalva sworn in nearly two months after her election to the House

Adelita Grijalva took office after a more than seven-week delay and signed a petition seeking the release of Epstein-related material.

Adelita Grijalva sworn in nearly two months after her election to the House
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Adelita Grijalva was sworn into the House more than seven weeks after winning a special election, ending a dispute over when she could take office. She immediately signed a petition seeking the release of material related to Jeffrey Epstein.

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Arizona representative sworn in after winning a special election

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Mike Johnson
R · LA-4

Speaker of the House who delayed Grijalva’s swearing-in

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Josh Harder
D · CA-9

California representative through whose fundraising message Grijalva’s statement was sent

Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President whose policies Grijalva criticized

Greg Stanton
D · AZ-4

Arizona representative who criticized the delay

Raúl M. Grijalva
Former U.S. Representative (D-AZ)

Late Arizona representative and Adelita Grijalva’s father

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Adelita Grijalva Takes Oath of Office

Grijalva was sworn into the House after a delay of more than seven weeks and signed a petition seeking the release of Epstein-related files. Left-leaning outlets emphasize her remarks around the swearing-in, particularly her criticism of the delay. Center outlets focus more on the timeline, competing explanations and petition signing. Right-leaning outlets connect her signature to the petition’s political stakes, while one article portrays the invited guests and Democrats’ criticism of the delay as a political stunt.

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