I look forward to finishing my term.
Finish my term.
Occurrences
Evidence
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The official House website identifies Mark Amodei as the sitting representative for Nevada’s 2nd District and shows active office updates through May 2026, including recent press releases and office information.
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Congress.gov lists Mark Amodei as House member for Nevada, District 2, 112th-119th (2011-Present), confirming continuing service in the 119th Congress as of the assessment date.
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Recent May 2026 releases on the member site show the office functioning normally, including staff changes and district updates, indicating ongoing participation in office duties during the current term.
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The House Clerk member profile for the 119th Congress, 2nd Session lists Mark E. Amodei as "Nevada (NV) - 2nd, Republican" and records his oath of office as Jan. 03, 2025.
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The House Clerk's "Vacancies of the 119th Congress" page lists current and prior 119th Congress vacancies, including districts in Georgia, Florida, Texas, California, New Jersey, Tennessee, Virginia, Arizona, and others; it does not list Nevada's 2nd District or Mark E. Amodei as vacant or resigned.
Assessments
Amodei is still serving as the U.S. Representative for Nevada's 2nd District in the 119th Congress, with no official vacancy or resignation recorded. Because the current federal House term that began January 3, 2025 is still ongoing as of September 9, 2026, the promise to finish the term cannot yet be marked delivered or broken.
The promise was to finish his term. The available evidence shows Amodei is still serving actively in the House as of May 2026, but because the current term is ongoing, the promise cannot yet be judged as completed. There is also no evidence he has resigned, abandoned office, or otherwise broken the promise. Since the term has not yet ended, the correct status is unresolved.