GOP Secures Slim House Majority Amid CA Delays

The Republicans have maintained a slim majority in the House of Representatives, reaching the necessary 218 seats, with several uncalled races in California that could further bolster their ranks. This majority, alongside control of the Senate and presidency, could facilitate the GOP's legislative agenda, although past internal dissent suggests potential challenges. In California, the process of 'ballot curing' is underway to ensure all valid votes count, which is critical as the state hosts several unresolved congressional races that could impact the overall House majority. Meanwhile, local ballot measures in San Francisco, such as Proposition K and others, are shaping urban policy, with some measures passing and others failing amid debates on their long-term implications. The state's legislative races could see a few seats flipping from Democrat to Republican, affecting the current supermajority held by Democrats.