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Kean Plans Congress Return After Missed Votes
Kean's office says the New Jersey Republican returns to Congress June 30, with voters weighing 100-plus missed votes
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Rep. Tom Kean Jr. plans to return to Congress on June 30 after a medical absence, leaving voters to weigh more than 100 missed votes in a competitive New Jersey House race.
- Frame 1Kean's office says the New Jersey Republican returns to Congress June 30, with voters weighing 100-plus missed votes.
- Frame 2His last Capitol vote was March 5, leaving months of House roll calls without the battleground-district member present.
- Frame 3Staff have described the absence as a personal medical issue, with details promised when he appears in person.
- Frame 4The June 30 return date gives New Jersey's 7th District a public checkpoint before November's House race.
- Frame 5The race now folds attendance questions into a November contest against Democrat Rebecca Bennett, a Navy veteran.
- Frame 6On June 30, Kean must resume a full schedule, explain the medical absence, and answer for missed votes.
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