Jim Jordan throws hat in ring for House minority leader as GOP picks up pieces after blue wave
- Rep. Jim Jordan announced his candidacy for House minority leader Wednesday morning, becoming the first declared candidate to lead House Republicans after the party lost control of the chamber.
- Republicans suffered heavy losses on Tuesday, flipping control of the House to Democrats and prompting immediate calls for new party leadership to manage the transition to minority status.
- A 19-year House veteran, Jordan previously sought the speakership in 2023, losing three floor votes when party holdouts refused to support his candidacy.
- House Speaker Mike Johnson and Majority Leader Steve Scalise have not yet announced their intentions, leaving Jordan as the first declared candidate in the race.
- As chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, Jordan has led aggressive investigations of the Biden administration, emphasizing this experience as essential for the minority party's oversight role.
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Jim Jordan throws hat in ring for House minority leader as GOP picks up pieces after blue wave
Jim Jordan is calling House Republicans to reveal his interest in becoming House minority leader, potentially setting up a battle against Speaker Mike Johnson.
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