CITY, State (Fox News) — Democrat Christian Menefee wins special congressional election in Texas, shrinking Republican House majority.

## Key Facts:
– Menefee defeated former Houston City Council member Amanda Edwards in a runoff election.
– Menefee’s victory will reduce the Republicans’ House majority to 218-213.
– Menefee will fill the seat left vacant by the late Democratic Rep. Sylvester Turner.
– Three other special congressional elections are scheduled this year in New Jersey, Georgia, and California.

## Analysis:
– Menefee’s win adds to the challenges for Republican leadership in the House.
– Several upcoming special elections will impact the balance of power in Congress.

## Impact:
– Menefee’s victory raises concerns of a Democratic takeover in the House.
– The shifting dynamics in the House prompt expectations for increased political engagement.

## Media:
– Image caption: Harris County Attorney Christian Menefee secured the endorsement of the Congressional Progressive Caucus Political Action Committee.
– Image caption: Speaker of the House Mike Johnson advises Republican lawmakers to be present on Capitol Hill.

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