A few House Republicans who play prominent roles on cybersecurity issues could lose their re-election bids, but most GOP cyber leaders who want to remain in Congress next year will likely do so. Those who are leaving key cyber posts are either retiring or term-limited out of their current chairmanships.
It doesn’t appear that many key incumbent House Republicans scheduled to remain in their committee leadership spots next year — either as chair or, if in the minority, as ranking member — are at risk of losing their seats.
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