Rep. Elise Stefanik, the new House Republican Conference chairwoman, told lawmakers in a statement Friday she’ll aim to unify the GOP in a bid to block “far-left” Democratic policies and said she will work with former President Donald Trump, who remains “an important voice,” in the Republican Party.
Stefanik was easily elected to the No. 3 leadership position following a last-minute challenge by Rep. Chip Roy of Texas.
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