BREAKING REPORT House to leave Washington early until the midterm elections, punting a vote on impeaching Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to November.
Source: @NBCNews Verified Flash Report

Congressional Calendar & Impeachment Schedule Simulator

Analyze legislative session vs. recess impact on high-stakes House votes, election day interference, and district work windows.

Vote Shift Duration
48 days
From Sep 25, 2026 to Nov 12, 2026
Recess vs District Breakdown
32 / 16
32 days recess, 16 district work days
Midterm Election Horizon
9 days post
Lame-Duck Floor Vote scheduled Nov 12
Legislative Calendar Controls 119th Congress
32d
16d
Legislative Timeline & Procedural Gap Impeachment Resolution
Legislative Session
Early Recess Window
District Work Period
Midterm Elections (Nov 3)
Lame-Duck Vote (Nov 12)
Calendar Sequence Matrix (Sep 16 - Nov 15, 2026)
Legislative Analysis & Procedural Impact

According to reporting by @NBCNews, House Republican leadership determined to adjourn Washington ahead of scheduled calendar marks, delaying a scheduled privileged impeachment inquiry vote against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth until after the November 3, 2026 midterm elections.

The simulated schedule shifts the floor vote by 48 days, accounting for 32 days of recess and 16 district work days before the November 12, 2026 floor consideration.
Current Model: 48-day delay (32 recess + 16 district work days). Lame-duck vote held 9 days post-election.
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