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Transition Timeline

This timeline shows key dates during the transition between my term and the term of Idaho's next Senator, Jim Risch.

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Nov 4 — Jim Risch elected as Idaho's next Senator

Nov 5 — Final day that DC tours may be scheduled and US flags ordered through my office
            (see Constituent Services for more information)

Nov 7 — Final day that my regional offices in Idaho are open to the public

Nov 11 — My Washington, DC office closed for Veteran's Day

Nov 17-21 — Congress may convene this week to work on an economic stimulus package

Nov 27-28 — My Washington, DC office closed for the Thansgiving holiday



Dec 5 — Final day that my Washington, DC office is open to the public









Jan 2 — My last day as Idaho's senior Senator

Jan 3 — Jim Risch sworn-in as Idaho's next Senator