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LiberalArkie

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27. I kept looking and finally found it.

Tue Sep 30, 2025, 08:14 PM

14 hrs ago

When will Grijalva be sworn in?

Soon after Grijalva was elected, a political fight began brewing over her swearing-in.

Arizona officials won't formally certify the election until Oct. 14, but Grijalva and other Democrats argue she can be sworn in sooner, using the unofficial results.

The day after Grijalva's election, the timeline was still unclear. House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-Lousiana, responsible for scheduling the swearing-in, was quiet on the matter.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/who-is-adelita-grijalva-and-when-will-she-take-office-what-to-know/ar-AA1Nhwvk?ocid=BingNewsSerp

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How is it possible that newly elected Congresswoman Adelita Grijalva [View all] malaise 17 hrs ago OP

MaddowBlog-The brewing fight over Adelita Grijalva's congressional swearing-in and the Epstein files LetMyPeopleVote 17 hrs ago #1

Why he wanted no votes malaise 17 hrs ago #8

I guess that is why he wants to go on break in the middle of a government shut down. Bev54 16 hrs ago #10

Amen. Wednesdays 17 hrs ago #2

I'm shocked markodochartaigh 17 hrs ago #3

What happened with the Writ of Mandemus? ananda 17 hrs ago #4

No court would grant one at this point in time and she hasn't asked for one. onenote 14 hrs ago #30

I don't like it. I mean.. ananda 14 hrs ago #35

The House is not currently in session and hasn't been since September 19. Wiz Imp 17 hrs ago #5

The goal is to delay the vote as long as possible liberalgunwilltravel 16 hrs ago #12

The delay will make no difference with that Wiz Imp 16 hrs ago #15

It's not the Democrats who will flip liberalgunwilltravel 3 hrs ago #41

Thank You mikewv 14 hrs ago #34

If she isn't sworn in on October 7, then everyone needs to raise holy hell Wiz Imp 13 hrs ago #36

I read that is what usually happens gab13by13 13 hrs ago #39

I was under the impression that a federal judge Conjuay 17 hrs ago #6

Lord, I hope that's correct. Let's get this done. QueerDuck 17 hrs ago #7

That is not correct. onenote 16 hrs ago #16

Weaseldick Johnson... GiqueCee 16 hrs ago #9

Its time for her district to sue for Figarosmom 16 hrs ago #11

Taxation without representation Seinan Sensei 16 hrs ago #13

How is it possible that a newly elected Congresswoman has still not been sworn in? Botany 16 hrs ago #14

Because tiny johnson is terrified Javaman 16 hrs ago #17

tiny johnson Maru Kitteh 16 hrs ago #18

You want to place a wager on either of those 2 predictions? Wiz Imp 13 hrs ago #37

We have a criminal goverment. TNNurse 16 hrs ago #19

Time to remove Marshmallow Mike Warpy 16 hrs ago #20

The word legal has no meaning to the MAGAts. flashman13 16 hrs ago #21

It's the Mitch McConnell precedent. Mblaze 15 hrs ago #22

I call it the "McConnell Effect". n/t ReRe 15 hrs ago #23

It's further proof that the Repukes cannot govern FakeNoose 15 hrs ago #24

Malaise: Does the Secretary of State in Arizona have to certify the special election? LiberalArkie 14 hrs ago #25

Good question malaise 14 hrs ago #26

I kept looking and finally found it. LiberalArkie 14 hrs ago #27

She won by such a whopping majority that there shouldn't be any questions FakeNoose 14 hrs ago #28

Probably won't be, but there are rules (thank god). We are the party of rules. LiberalArkie 14 hrs ago #33

Thanks malaise 14 hrs ago #31

No. The winner in Virginia in early September and the 2 in Florida in April Wiz Imp 13 hrs ago #38

I guess that will be the republican strategy from here on. Crunchy Frog 14 hrs ago #29

Here: Hassin Bin Sober 14 hrs ago #32

Legislature shut down to prevent motion to release Epstein Files usonian 13 hrs ago #40