Former Representative George Santos was expelled from the House on Friday, in an overwhelming bipartisan vote. Republicans were divided on whether to expel Santos from the House, with 105 voting in favor of his removal and 112 voting against. Democrats were almost entirely united in voting for his expulsion, with four exceptions: Representatives Bobby Scott and Nikema Williams voted against his ouster, while Representatives Al Green and Jonathan Jackson voted “present.”All four Democrats joined
The United State of America Congress on Friday voted to expel Rep. George Santos, New York's 3rd congressional district. This move ends the New York Republican’s tumultuous tenure in Congress and officially etching his name in the history books as the sixth lawmaker ever to be ousted from the lower chamber. The unprecedented move took three attempts over six months and required large numbers from both parties to meet the inflated threshold two-thirds of the chamber for expelling a sitting member.
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