Politics in the United States

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Washington

U.S. House: 439 seats (Republican 221, Democrat 217, Independent 1); majority Republican; Speaker of the House: Mike Johnson.

U.S. Senate: 100 seats (Republican 53, Democrat 45, Independent 2); majority Republican; Senate Majority Leader: John Thune.

President of the United States

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PentaPost's descriptionSigns or vetoes federal laws, runs the federal agencies, commands the armed forces, and names federal judges with the Senate's consent.

Donald Trump

Republican

next vote November 7, 2028

Phone, email, office address, contact form, official site: not recorded

Government recordsource: congress-legislators (the @unitedstates project), fetched 2026-10-06

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