Electing Members to certain standing committees of the House of Representatives.

House Resolution 95 is a procedural measure that officially assigned specific Republican members of Congress to various standing committees for the 117th Congress. These committees are the working groups where legislation is drafted, debated, and refined before it reaches the full House floor for a vote. By finalizing these assignments, the resolution ensured that congressional offices were fully staffed and equipped to conduct oversight and represent their constituents' interests in the legislative process.