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Bill Huizenga falls behind in re-election race as digital assets subcommittee's future is questioned

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Journalist Eleanor Terrett says Republican Bill Huizenga, vice chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, has slipped behind Democrat Sean McCann in an uncalled race. With subcommittee chairman Bryan Steil also losing his seat, the digital assets subcommittee's future is uncertain; Brendan Pedersen's tally has Huizenga down by more than 7,000 votes with about 95% counted.

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The story so far: Digital assets subcommittee election fallout

Eleanor Terrett said Republican Bill Huizenga slipped behind Democrat Sean McCann in an uncalled House race, with about 95% counted. Subcommittee chairman Bryan Steil also lost reelection, leaving the digital assets subcommittee's future uncertain.

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