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It’s unclear whether or not the investigation will continue or end after Republicans gain control of the House. It is possible that members of the committee will pull out of the panel before the investigation is finished. If this happens, they could disband the investigation entirely. If the Republicans gain control of the House in November, they could disband the investigation. But in the meantime, Trump and his partisans continue to push lies about election fraud and similar officials at all levels of government.
The House Oversight Committee has already held interviews with over 650 witnesses and issued more than 90 subpoenas. Some of these people are Trump’s top aides and friends, but he’s also one of the leading “Groypers” and leader of “America First” movement. The committee issued a subpoena to Patrick Casey last year, and he declined to testify through his attorney.
A House committee is investigating the events surrounding the riot in Charlottesville, Virginia on Jan. 6, 2017. The committee has interviewed hundreds of witnesses, reviewed tens of thousands of documents, and traveled to polling places to interview election officials who were influenced by the Trump campaign. Ultimately, the committee will publish its findings, but it will need to convince the American public that their conclusions are factual. The investigation will take months and will have a long, hard look at how this event unfolded.
The Office of Congressional Affairs has consulted with the following congressional committees. The committees listed above are made up of members of the House and Senate, and its leadership is responsible for determining how these organizations operate. While they may have opposing views, this doesn’t mean they won’t work together. In fact, the committees have worked well together in the past. But the Democrats are now hoping to win over conservative audiences. This committee is an excellent opportunity to reach out to conservative audiences and win over their base with an honest investigation.