Tennessee republican resigns from House

Tennessee republican resigns from House

Rep. Mark Green (R-Tenn.) has resigned from the House amid a tight margin between parties in the lower chamber. “It’s with a heavy heart that I say farewell. To my constituents across Tennessee’s 7th District—thank you. The trust you put in me is humbling. I will look back fondly on my years of serving as…

JUST IN: Republican House Representative RESIGNS From Congress * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Kaley

Another Republican congressman has just called it quits. Today, Rep. Mark Green of Tennessee officially resigned from Congress. His final […]

JUST IN: Republican House Representative RESIGNS From Congress

Another Republican congressman has just called it quits. Today, Rep. Mark Green of Tennessee officially resigned from Congress. His final day was Sunday. BREAKING: Republican Rep. Mark Green from Tennessee just resigned from Congress. The GOP majority is now down 1 seat. pic.twitter.com/4dx79QOMKF — Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) July 21, 2025 Last month, Rep. Green announced that he would be leaving Congress after he helped to pass President T…

NEW: GOP Rep. Resigns From Congress, Shrinking Majority

Rep. Mark Green (R-TN) served his last day in office on Sunday, leaving his position early and taking a seat from the GOP majority earlier than expected. House Republicans now hold 219 seats, compared to 212 for the Democratic Party. With Green now out of the picture, there are 431 individual House members and four vacant seats. The other empty seats were left vacant by the deaths of Democratic Reps. Sylvester Turner of Texas, Raul Grijalva of A…

Republican majority shrinks in House as GOP congressman quits * WorldNetDaily * by Joe Kovacs

'He just ran for re-election months ago, and is now resigning because he wants a different job. These people are incredibly selfish'

Mark Green resigns from Congress, further shrinking House GOP majority

U.S. Rep. Mark Green of Tennessee resigned from Congress to pursue a private sector opportunity, leaving the House of Representatives with 219 Republicans and 212 Democrats.