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Ted Cruz seeks to increase Republican presence on FCC before Senate control changes

Senator Ted Cruz is working to solidify a Republican majority on the FCC before Democrats take control of the Senate in January 2027. He has scheduled a nomination hearing for Danielle Thumann Severs, a Trump nominee, which could give Republicans a 3-1 advantage on the commission.

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Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas) is pursuing a Republican majority on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) ahead of a potential Democratic Senate takeover in January 2027. He has announced a nomination hearing for Danielle Thumann Severs, nominated by former President Trump, which could result in a 3-1 Republican majority on the FCC. This majority could potentially change to 3-0 by the end of 2027 if current Democrat member Anna Gomez is not renominated.

Key facts

  • Ted Cruz aims to expand the Republican majority on the FCC.
  • A nomination hearing for Danielle Thumann Severs is set for November 10.
  • If confirmed, Republicans would hold a 3-1 advantage on the FCC.
  • Anna Gomez, a Democrat, may leave the FCC if not renominated by Trump.
  • Democrats are expected to gain Senate control in January 2027.
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Ted Cruz aims to stack FCC with Republicans before Democrats take Senate control

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Ted Cruz seeks to increase Republican presence on FCC before Senate control changes