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Laurel M. Lee is a Republican representative from Florida’s 15th District serving in the 119th Congress. The House Clerk identifies Tampa as her hometown and records her current service as the district’s representative.
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Laurel M. Lee is a Republican representative from Florida’s 15th District serving in the 119th Congress. The House Clerk identifies Tampa as her hometown and records her current service as the district’s representative.
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Open leadership record ↓Laurel M. Lee is a Republican representative from Florida’s 15th District serving in the 119th Congress. The House Clerk identifies Tampa as her hometown and records her current service as the district’s representative.
The Clerk lists Lee on Energy and Commerce, House Administration and Judiciary, with subcommittee work spanning energy, environment, elections, intellectual property/AI, and crime/federal surveillance. The House Administration record identifies her as chair of the Elections Subcommittee.
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