FCC Commissioner Geoffrey Starks officially announced his resignation during Thursday's open meeting, concluding a nearly six-year tenure as the Commission's senior Democratic member. His departure shifts the agency into a Republican majority, with Democrat Anna Gomez now the sole non-Republican on the panel.
"This has been the role and an honor of a lifetime," said Starks, who was nominated by President Donald Trump and confirmed in early 2019. "If riding 5,000 miles in 10 days helps even one family stay close during a tough time, then saddle up — I'm all in."
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