Freshman Dem Cisneros joins the anti-Pelosi letter

The elected representative, Gil Cisneros (D-Calif.) Signed a letter promising to oppose Nancy PelosiNancy Patricia D'Alesandro PelosiSchiff "confident" Pelosi is the right person to hold a speaker job A bargain at the border would help Trump, GOP after mid-term losses, business groups are preparing an increase in corporate taxes MORE (D-Calif) for President, according to a Democratic aide, giving a slight boost to an anti-Pelosi insurgency that has eased in recent days.

Cisneros, who won the seat occupied by the outgoing representative. Ed RoyceEdward (Ed) Randall RoyceDiscount of the elections: the fight in Florida ends with Scott, DeSantis wins | Dems sees Sunbelt at stake for 2020 | Trump will campaign in Mississippi before the second round | GOP Wipeout in Orange County | Ortiz Jones concedes a victory at Texas House Dem Gil Cisneros lays down an open-seated race in California Night Defense – Presented by Raytheon – Border Deployment peaked at 5,800 soldiers | Trump sanctions 17 Saudis for killing Khashoggi | Senators Propose Bill to Support Trump on Saudis | Paul's efforts to block the sale of arms in Bahrain fail MORE (R-Calif.), Criticized Pelosi during the election campaign but did not officially announce his position on the long-running Democratic president's candidacy for the presidency.

A group of critics released a letter last Monday in which he was promised to vote for new leadership in the caucus in camera and in the House. Sixteen Democrats initially signed the letter, but Rep. Brian HigginsBrian Higgins Anti-Pelosi Dem claims the detriment of the Republican. Sharice Davids, the new Chair of the Board of Governors, announces support for Pelosi GOP is resting and enjoying fighting against Pelosi MORE (DN.Y.) takes its name from the letter and states that it will support the candidacy of President Pelosi after agreeing to prioritize infrastructure spending and expansion of the company. ;Health Insurance.

representative Marcia FudgeMarcia Louise FudgeIn Dem Demice Sharice Davids announces her support for Pelosi Cuomo asks House Dems to support Pelosi: there is no alternative. GOP sits in turn and likes the Demos fight against Pelosi. MORE (D-Ohio), another critic who was considering challenging Pelosi, also reversed his course last week.

Cisneros brings back the letter to 16 signatures, which – combined with a handful of other Democrats who vowed to oppose Pelosi – could be enough to block Pelosi's rise.

Democratic leadership elections, for which Pelosi only needs a simple majority to become the party's candidate, are scheduled for Wednesday.