Mike Johnson narrowly reelected House speaker on first ballot
- Mike Johnson was narrowly reelected as House Speaker on the first ballot with 216 votes against Hakeem Jeffries' 215, after gaining support from two holdouts.
- Johnson's election was crucial as it came amid tensions within the Republican Party, especially regarding a recent government spending bill.
- President-Elect Donald Trump's backing helped Johnson secure his position, despite previous criticisms from figures like Elon Musk.
- The outcome reflects a divided GOP, with Democrats uniting behind Jeffries, highlighting ongoing conflicts within the party as they control Congress and the White House.
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