Texas Representative Kay Granger found in memory care unit after six months missing from Congress

Texas Representative Kay Granger, 81, has been found in a memory care facility after being missing from Congress for six months. She has not voted since July, raising concerns about her absence during critical legislative sessions. Granger, who did not seek reelection, was discovered after wandering in her neighborhood. Local officials and constituents expressed disappointment over her lack of representation during important votes, highlighting the narrow Republican majority in the House. Granger's constituents are calling for Congressman-elect Craig Goldman to take over her duties early. Granger and her staff will continue to receive taxpayer funding until January 3.