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Republican Congressman to End Monthslong Absence from DC

Published Friday, June 19, 2026 · Updated June 20

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  • GOP Impact and Re-election Concerns — 1 source

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Republican Congressman Tom Kean Jr. is set to end a monthslong absence from Washington D.C., during which he missed 135 roll call votes since early March 2026. His prolonged absence has raised concerns about its potential impact on the GOP's slim House majority and his upcoming re-election campaign.

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  • Rep. Tom Kean Jr. has missed 135 roll call votes since early March 2026.

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GOP Impact and Re-election Concerns
  • Fox News

    The article highlights the Republican congressman's prolonged absence and its potential impact on the GOP's thin House majority and his re-election chances, framing it as a challenge for the party.

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