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Two FCC commissioners resign; Trump’s chair still lacks Republican majority

  • Two Federal Communications Commission commissioners, Democrat Geoffrey Starks and Republican Nathan Simington, announced resignations effective at the end of this week.
  • Starks, nominated in 2018 by President Trump to succeed Mignon Clyburn and renominated in 2023 by President Biden, had announced he would leave this spring.
  • Simington stated he defended free expression, safeguarded national security, and promoted infrastructure investment during his tenure before announcing his immediate resignation.
  • Simington described serving as commissioner as "the greatest honor of my professional life" and expressed gratitude for being entrusted by President Trump during his first term.
  • The resignations reduce the FCC to two commissioners, Brendan Carr and Anna Gomez, pending Senate confirmation of Republican Olivia Trusty, which may delay a Republican majority.
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Bloomberg broke the news in United States on Tuesday, March 18, 2025.
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