We may have learned in school that the House of Representatives has 435 members, but right now it has only 430 — five seats are vacant. We’re not talking about end-of-term retirements here; these five districts currently do not have a member of Congress because their former occupants either resigned or died earlier this year. And some of these districts will go without House representation for much of the 117th Congress. For example, Marcia Fudge resigned from the House on March 10 to become secretary of housing and urban development, and her Ohio 11th District seat will not be fill
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