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Republican Tom Kean Jr. said he was treated for depression during absence from Congress

Kean said doctors diagnosed depression and kept him hospitalized, as he missed more than 100 House votes and returned to a key battleground race.

  • Republican Representative Tom Kean Jr. was absent from Congress for nearly four months due to hospitalization and treatment for depression, which he disclosed upon his return in June 2026.
  • During his absence, Kean missed over 140 consecutive House votes and described depression as a serious physical and emotional illness with an unpredictable recovery timeline.
  • Kean faced criticism from Democratic opponent Rebecca Bennett, who accused him of neglecting duties while trading stocks, although Kean's lawyer denied his involvement in the transactions.
  • Kean expressed gratitude for the care and support received, stated he is healthier, and prepared for a competitive reelection race in New Jersey's 7th district.
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Las Vegas Sun broke the news in Las Vegas, United States on Monday, June 29, 2026.
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