Keith Self

After the election · legislative priority · Original date not established

Address a debt-ceiling increase before losing the majority

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Rep. Keith Self urged Republicans to address a debt-ceiling increase before Democrats take control of the House in January. He warned that Democrats would “blow that out of the water” if they took control, but did not specify what action Republicans should take or what change to the debt ceiling he supports.

Context: Self did not identify a specific debt-ceiling measure or proposal.

After the election · legislative priority · Original date not established

Government & elections

Extend government funding into the next year

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Keith Self urged Republicans to fund the government “deep into the next year” before they lose their House majority, saying the goal was to avoid what he called “Democrat cuts.” This was a stated year-end priority, not a specified funding proposal: Self did not identify a measure or amount, and lawmakers faced a Dec. 11 deadline to prevent a shutdown because federal agencies were funded through that date under a law signed in September.

Context: Self did not specify how far into the next year funding should extend.

After the election · legislative priority · Original date not established

Government & elections

Pass the SAVE America Act before Republicans lose their Senate majority

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Keith Self urged Republicans to pass the SAVE America Act through the Senate while they still held the majority. The measure would require people registering to vote in federal elections to provide proof of U.S. citizenship and voters to show photo identification. Self included it among the priorities Republicans should enact before Democrats took control of the House, though he acknowledged uncertainty about how much they could accomplish.

Context: Original statement date not established. Source collected on November 10, 2026.

After the election · legislative priority · Original date not established

Government & elections

Codify as many of Trump’s executive orders as possible

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Self urged Republicans to put as many of President Donald Trump’s executive orders as possible into law before Democrats take control of the House in January. He presented this as part of a broader effort to enact Trump’s priorities while Republicans still held their majority. He did not identify which executive orders he meant.

Context: Self did not specify which executive orders he wanted codified.