GOP leadership has officially named the Republican members of the House Intelligence Committee, four weeks after the new Democratic-controlled Congress took office.
Why it matters: The panel was the final House committee to be filled by Republicans, with the delay hampering the ability of the Democratic majority to start conducting business and issuing subpoenas related to the Trump-Russia investigation. Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), the new chair of the committee, has pledged to reopen the Russia probe in light of the indictments of several Trump associates, and said his first order of business would be to hand over all witness transcripts to the Mueller investigation.
Republicans:
- Rep. Devin Nunes (Ranking member)
- Rep. Mike Conaway
- Rep. Mike Turner
- Rep. Brad Wenstrup
- Rep. Chris Stewart
- Rep. Rick Crawford
- Rep. Elise Stefanik
- Rep. Will Hurd
- Rep. John Ratcliffe
Democrats:
- Rep. Adam Schiff (Chairman)
- Rep. Jim Himes
- Rep. Terri Sewell
- Rep. André Carson
- Rep. Jackie Speier
- Rep. Mike Quigley
- Rep. Eric Swalwell
- Rep. Joaquin Castro
- Rep. Denny Heck
- Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney
- Rep. Val Demings
- Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi
- Rep. Peter Welch
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