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McConnell recognizes Biden as president-elect six weeks after election
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Senate Republican leader finally congratulates Biden, Harris
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December 15, 2020
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A New Mexico congresswoman is a lead contender to become President-elect Joe Biden’s interior secretary despite Democratic worry that her departure would leave them with a perilously thin majority in the House.
Rep. Deb Haaland, vice chair of the House Natural Resources Committee, is a member of New Mexico’s Pueblo of Laguna. She would be the first Native American to lead the Interior Department, whose duties include handling much of the federal government’s dealings with the nearly 600 federally recognized tribes.
Discussions with Haaland about the position are ongoing, according to a person familiar with the circumstances who was not authorized to publicly discuss the matter and spoke on condition of anonymity Tuesday.
The Latest: McEnany says Electoral College vote one step
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Sen. Ron Johnson calls election legitimate and acknowledges Biden victory but still plans hearing on alleged irregularities Craig Gilbert, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
President-elect Biden calls election win a clear victory after Electoral College vote
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One day after the Electoral College affirmed Democrat Joe Biden’s presidential victory, Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wisc., said in an interview that he acknowledged Biden as the president-elect and believed the election was legitimate.
At the same time, Johnson plans to hold a Senate hearing Wednesday on election “irregularities,” saying there are “legitimate questions” about the way the election was administrated in Wisconsin and other states.