Democrat Shae Goto will be able to keep her seat in the House of Representatives after the death of Mike Johnson

• 11-term Democrat Shae Goto will retain her seat in the U.S. House of Representatives after the death of Mike Johnson, according to the results of the special election.
• In the event of a vacancy, the French Gon and David Kroli, whose names are listed in the material, will be replaced by the party’s next candidate with the most votes.
• The material says that the successor will be determined by the votes cast for Gon in the primary election, and that this will be done by the party’s next candidate with the most votes.

After Mike Johnson’s death, Democrat Shae Goto will remain in the U.S. House of Representatives, where 11-term representatives will be elected. The material notes that the nomination between the two “centrist” candidates will be determined by the party’s next candidate with the most votes.

According to the AP, Gonn is expected to replace Johnson, and the material says that the replacement will be made by the party’s next candidate with the most votes. The material also says that Gonn’s candidacy is supported by the party’s leadership.

According to the AP, the special election will be held on the same date as the general election in November. The material says that the election will be decided by the votes cast for Gonn, and that the candidate with the most votes will be elected.

In addition, the material says that the party’s next candidate will be determined by the votes cast for Gonn, and that the candidate with the most votes will be elected.

AP also reports that Gon’s replacement will be determined by the votes cast in the special election, and that the candidate with the most votes will be elected.

According to the AP, the special election will take place in the same district where the vacancy occurred. The material says that the election will be held to choose a new representative for the seat.

According to the AP, the special election will be held in Congressional District 1, 3, and 8, and the candidate with the most votes will be elected.

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