Rep. Cory Mills continues serving Florida’s Seventh District with no scheduled House floor vote on expulsion or other procedural steps that would force his departure before the end of May. Amid an ongoing House Ethics Committee review of campaign-finance and misconduct allegations, Mills has repeatedly stated he has no intention of resigning, distinguishing his situation from recent colleagues who stepped down under similar pressure. An expulsion resolution introduced in April has not advanced, and the narrow Republican majority reduces incentives for swift internal action. Traders therefore assign an 89 percent probability that Mills will remain in office through the May 31 deadline.