House Speaker Vote Delayed as GOP Members Block Jim Jordan's Nomination

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A vote to select a new Speaker of the House is scheduled for Tuesday, with Rep. Jim Jordan securing the Republican nomination after House Majority Leader Steve Scalise dropped out. However, it remains uncertain if Jordan will gather enough votes to secure the position, as some Republicans are opposed to his Speakership. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries has emphasized the need for bipartisanship and informal conversations are taking place to find a bipartisan solution. The top House position has been vacant since Rep. Kevin McCarthy was ousted, and Rep. Patrick McHenry is currently serving as acting Speaker.
- House Speaker vote slated for Tuesday, Democratic Rep. says The Hill
- House GOP selects Rep. Jim Jordan as new nominee for Speaker FOX 5 Washington DC
- Senior House Republican says GOP members ready to block Jordan CNN
- Jim Jordan, the House wrecker: Brent Larkin cleveland.com
- Jim Jordan’s pressure campaign the ‘dumbest thing you can do,’ one House Republican says Yahoo News
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