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Garcia Concedes California House Race

Rep. Mike Garcia concedes California House race to George Whitesides, leaving House majority still undecided.

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What is the current status of the House majority?: The House majority is still undecided with several races remaining uncalled; Republicans currently hold 214 seats, needing only 4 more to control the chamber.
What did Garcia mention in his concession statement?: Garcia thanked his family, staff, and volunteers in his concession statement, and ensured a smooth transition of constituent case work to Whitesides.
Where are most of the undecided House races located?: Many uncalled seats are in western states and swing districts, creating a narrow path to victory for a Democratic majority, requiring them to win most of the remaining contested races.
What are Whitesides' stated plans if he wins the election?: Whitesides accepted the concession and stated his plans for focusing on job creation, cost reduction, and community safety, as well as protecting Social Security, Medicare, and reproductive freedom.
Who conceded the California's 27th Congressional District race?: Rep. Mike Garcia conceded the race to Democratic challenger George Whitesides, despite the Associated Press not yet calling it for Whitesides. Whitesides holds a narrow lead with 83% of the vote counted.

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