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2022 Midterm Elections news and updates as Democrats, Republicans fight for control of Congress

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2022 Midterm Elections news and updates as Democrats, Republicans fight for control of Congress

Live updates from the 2022 Midterm Election campaign trail as Republicans and Democrats begin the final weeks of campaigning before election day in November. Stay up-to-date the events and latest news surrounding the 2022 midterms from Fox News!

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Dem Rep said she could not attend House vote due to COVID-19, but was in France on planned vacation

Dem Rep said she could not attend House vote due to COVID-19, but was in France on planned vacation

A post shared to Instagram by her son shows Cindy Axne vacationing in Europe amid a vote by the House on the Inflation Reeducation Act. (Instagram)

Rep. Cindy Axne, D-Iowa., initially claimed COVID-19 was the reason she could not attend an emergency August House vote in person, but later admitted she was on a planned vacation in France.

In August, Axne voted by proxy in the emergency vote for the Manchin-Schumer climate bill, labelled the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022.

In a request sent to the House Clerk on August 12th, Axne said she was unable to attend the vote due to “the ongoing healthy emergency,” when she was actually vacationing out of the country.

The request from Axne stated, “I am unable to physically attend proceedings in the House Chamber due to the ongoing healthy emergency.”

Axne was recently asked by local Des Moines network WHO 13 why she did not attend the vote in person, revealing “We were in an August session, where we were out of session, and I had a trip planned for eight months, and payed for,” as she had anticipated the House being in August recess.

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