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California Rep. Doug LaMalfa dies

Doug LaMalfa, GOP congressman from California, dies at 65

Doug LaMalfa, a California Republican who had been in Congress since 2013, has died. He was 65.The Butte County Sheriff's Office said it received a 911 call from LaMalfa's residence on Monday night regarding a medical emergency,

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Doug LaMalfa, Who Championed Rural California in Congress, Dies at 65

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Farm champion Rep. Doug LaMalfa of California dies, reducing GOP’s narrow control of the House

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California Rep. Doug LaMalfa's Death Leaves a Vacant House Seat. What Happens Next?

California Republican Rep. Doug LaMalfa's unexpected death on Monday has created a vacancy in the House ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.

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A shocking death and a special election

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US Congressman Doug LaMalfa dies unexpectedly at 65

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GOP Lawmaker’s Death Pressures Republican Majority

Colleagues of LaMalfa, 65 years old, praised the farmer and former state legislator for his long record of advocating for rural communities and farmers.

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California Congressman Doug LaMalfa dies at 65, further tightening GOP’s razor-thin House majority

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Rep LaMalfa's death further shrinks Republican House majority

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Vacancy created by California Rep. Doug LaMalfa's death to be filled in special election

The vacancy created by California Rep. Doug LaMalfa's death will now be filled in a new special election. Gov. Gavin Newsom has 14 days to proclaim the special election and set a date.

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Tributes pour in for Rep. Doug LaMalfa of Northern California, whose sudden death further narrows GOP hold on Congress

California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that flags at the state capitol would fly at half-staff in honor of the seven-term congressman, whose sudden death further narrowed the GOP hold on Congress.

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Shasta, Siskiyou voters may decide 2 House races after LaMalfa's death

California voters approved Prop 50 in the November 2025 election, temporarily redrawing district lines throughout the state in ways intended to favor Democratic candidates. As a result, starting in 2027, conservative-leaning Shasta, Siskiyou and Modoc counties leave District 1 and join the North Coast's more-liberal District 2.