Rep. Cory Mills continues to serve Florida’s Seventh District in the House amid an ongoing Ethics Committee investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct and campaign finance violations. The Florida Republican has repeatedly stated he will not resign, and recent procedural developments—including a stalled expulsion resolution introduced by Rep. Nancy Mace in April—have not produced a floor vote or committee report ahead of the May 31 deadline. House leadership in both parties has signaled a preference for completing the ethics process before considering removal, consistent with historical patterns for contested member discipline. With only two weeks remaining, the narrow window limits realistic pathways to departure absent an unexpected floor action or voluntary exit.