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Five factors influencing when the House returns
House Democratic leaders face a wide range of challenges that will influence how and when they resume legislative business in Washington during the pandemic.

The Senate came back into session on Monday, but reconvening the House is more complicated, starting with the simple fact that it has more than four times as many lawmakers. And then there are the House-specific quirks, like the dozens of lawmakers who sleep in their offices and the staff workspaces that tend to be more cramped than the Senate offices.

The House could return as soon as this week, but that will depend on when Democrats introduce their next coronavirus relief bill. 
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