WASHINGTON—The GOP maintained its narrow majority in the House of Representatives in the Nov. 5 election, although it will lose one seat and, for a few months, have a zero-seat margin due to two of its members being nominated to serve in the Trump administration and another member resigning. The Democrats netted two seats but fell short of taking control of the lower congressional chamber. Below are 12 of the 63 incoming Democrat and Republican members of the House who will be part of the 119th Congress when it convenes on Jan. 3. Josh Riley Democrat Josh Riley flipped New York’s 19th Congressional District, unseating Rep. Marc Molinaro (R-N.Y.)….