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Jim Jordan elected as next House Republican leader

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Jim Jordan elected as next House Republican leader. (2026, November 10). CBS News. https://www.cbsnews.com/video/republicans-elect-jim-jordan-as-next-house-minority-leader/

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Jim Jordan, a Republican representative from Ohio, was chosen by fellow party members to be the next House Minority Leader, succeeding Steve Scalise who currently serves as the Democratic-held chamber's Majority Leader. The election took place before the new Congress convenes.
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House Republicans elected Jim Jordan as their new minority leader on November 10, 2026, after losing control of Congress following the midterm elections. The vote took place amid calls for fresh leadership, with Jordan defeating Steve Scalise, who had served as House Majority Leader. With Democrats set to take control of both legislative chambers in January, Republicans are preparing to face an expected wave of investigative actions against former President Trump and his allies. Jordan's election reflects a shift towards a more confrontational stance, given his history within the hardline Freedom Caucus and close ties to Trump.

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Ohio GOP Rep. Jim Jordan has been elected by Republicans to serve as minority leader in the next Congress, defeating Majority Leader Steve Scalise.
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Ohio GOP Rep. Jim Jordan has been elected by Republicans to serve as minority leader in the next Congress, defeating Majority Leader Steve Scalise. asserted
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