Jim Jordan Loses Third Round of Votes to Become House Speaker
House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan lost a third attempt to become the next Speaker of the House after failing to receive enough votes. On Friday, the House held its third ballot for speaker. The House has been without…

House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan lost a third attempt to become the next Speaker of the House after failing to receive enough votes.
On Friday, the House held its third ballot for speaker. The House has been without a speaker since eight Republicans joined with the Democrats to vote Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) out of the position.
Jordan received 194 votes, with 25 Republicans voting against him, while House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) received 210 votes.
On Tuesday, the House held its first round of voting for a new Speaker of the House, with Jordan losing as 20 Republicans voted against him.



