Rep. Tom Kean Jr. misses over 50 House votes due to health issue

12 articles · Updated · Fox News · Apr 27

Kean, a New Jersey Republican, has been absent since March 17, missing 50 roll call votes and last voting on March 5.
His absence strains the GOP’s slim House majority during a critical week for immigration and surveillance legislation, with no clear return date disclosed.
Democrats target Kean’s swing seat ahead of November’s toss-up election, criticizing his lack of transparency and continued stock trades while absent; Kean’s office says he expects a full recovery soon.

How can voters ensure representation when their lawmaker is on undisclosed medical leave?

How does a single lawmaker's absence reveal the fragility of legislative power?

Should lawmakers' stock trading be automatically paused during extended absences from Congress?

When public duty conflicts with private health, where should elected officials draw the line?

Could corporate CEO absence policies provide a better governance model for politicians?