Each date resolves YES if George Santos remains a member of the US House of Representatives until the start of that day (midnight Eastern time). It resolves NO if Santos ceases to be a member before that date for any reason (e.g. resignation, expulsion, death).
(Therefore, if Santos ceases to be a member but then becomes a member again, dates after he becomes a member again still resolve NO.)
Context: Santos, who was elected to Congress in November 2022, was discovered to have fabricated his resume and admitted to it. In addition, he is now facing a number of investigations for possible campaign finance fraud.
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There is a Democratic and a Republican Party motion…
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-67571430
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Both measures, known as privileged resolutions, must be addressed on the House floor within 48 hours, or by Thursday.
Republican leadership has indicated it will leave time for debate on Thursday and then advance to a vote on Friday.
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It’s confusing a bit since they will start the process on Thursday but likely won’t vote to expel him until Friday.
Looks like the vote to expel is scheduled for Thursday. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/live/2023/nov/29/george-santos-expulsion-vote-biden-boebert-politics-latest-updates