Kiley says he won't caucus with GOP next year if reelected
Independent Representative Kevin Kiley of California announced he will not caucus with Republicans next year if reelected. Kiley, a former Republican, confirmed this decision following his recent party switch. The announcement signals a change in his legislative alignment for the next congressional session.
Independent Rep. Kevin Kiley (Calif.), a former Republican, said he will not caucus with Republicans next year if he wins reelection. “Congressman Kiley, much has been made about your decision to switch from Republican to independent next year. Are you still going to caucus with Republicans?” Semafor’s Nicholas Wu asked the California representative at a...
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