Anna Paulina Luna of Florida withdrew her membership from the conservative House Freedom Caucus on Monday amid a divide over whether the lower chamber should allow new parents in Congress to vote remotely around the birth of their child.

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla., is resigning from the House Freedom Caucus, she announced in a letter to fellow conservatives on Monday.

The Washington Examiner asked several members of the caucus about Luna’s decision to leave, but they declined to comment.

Florida Republican Rep. Anna Paulina Luna resigned from the House Freedom Caucus on Monday night after the group moved to prevent a vote on her plan to allow new fathers and mothers to vote in the House by proxy rather than having to travel with their infants.

Anna Paulina Luna wrote in a letter that she was leaving the House Freedom Caucus over their stance on her efforts to let new parents vote by proxy.

Welcome to Washington, where in coming days a GOP congresswoman’s push to allow new parents to vote by proxy will expose disagreements.

Backers of a new state law requiring proof of citizenship to register to vote touted Wyoming as the “first in the nation” to do so, but that’s not entirely true,

House Speaker Mike Johnson called the outcome "disappointing," adding that a "handful of Republicans joined with all the Democrats to take down a rule — that's rarely done."

Under the proposal, in 2026, middle income South Carolinians will bear the brunt of that increase. The majority of residents who make between $20,001 and $150,000, representing more than 60% total tax filers, could expect an increase in their tax liability as the state shifts to a 3.99% flat tax next year.

Freedom Caucus members in the Senate blocked a vote on legislation providing a tax credit to make it more affordable for Missourians to get engineering degrees.

Representative Anna Luna became the latest member to leave the House Freedom Caucus, accusing others of backroom dealing and smears.