House Republican leaders have announced that the legislative week in Washington will be cut short ahead of the midterm elections, with lawmakers scheduled to depart after Wednesday's votes instead of remaining through the end of the week.
The decision, communicated through the office of House GOP Whip Rep. Tom Emmer of Minnesota, shortens the legislative schedule by a single day. As a result of the adjustment, a planned vote concerning California environmental policy, which had been originally scheduled for Thursday, will no longer take place as planned.
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