Mike Johnson to step aside as House Republican leader after midterm losses
Mike Johnson to step aside as House Republican leader after midterm losses
Mike Johnson to step aside as House Republican leader after midterm losses
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- House Speaker Mike Johnson will step aside as the top House Republican leader after his party's heavy losses in the midterm elections, in which Democrats won control of the House.
- Johnson told staff on Wednesday morning that he would not seek to lead Republicans as minority leader in the new Congress, although he is expected to keep his own House seat from Louisiana.
- Fellow Louisiana Republican Steve Scalise and Ohio Republican Jim Jordan are seen as the likely contenders to succeed him, with leadership elections expected on November 10.
- House Speaker Mike Johnson will step aside as the top House Republican leader after his party's heavy losses in the midterm elections, in which Democrats won control of the House.
- Johnson told staff on Wednesday morning that he would not seek to lead Republicans as minority leader in the new Congress, although he is expected to keep his own House seat from Louisiana.
- Fellow Louisiana Republican Steve Scalise and Ohio Republican Jim Jordan are seen as the likely contenders to succeed him, with leadership elections expected on November 10.
- House Speaker Mike Johnson will step aside as the top House Republican leader after his party's heavy losses in the midterm elections, in which Democrats won control of the House.
- Johnson told staff on Wednesday morning that he would not seek to lead Republicans as minority leader in the new Congress, although he is expected to keep his own House seat from Louisiana.
- Fellow Louisiana Republican Steve Scalise and Ohio Republican Jim Jordan are seen as the likely contenders to succeed him, with leadership elections expected on November 10.
House Speaker Mike Johnson will step aside as the top House Republican leader after his party's heavy losses in the midterm elections, in which Democrats won control of the House. Johnson told staff on Wednesday morning that he would not seek to lead Republicans as minority leader in the new Congress, although he is expected to keep his own House seat from Louisiana. Fellow Louisiana Republican Steve Scalise and Ohio Republican Jim Jordan are seen as the likely contenders to succeed him, with leadership elections expected on November 10.
House Speaker Mike Johnson will step aside as the top House Republican leader after his party's heavy losses in the midterm elections, in which Democrats won control of the House. Johnson told staff on Wednesday morning that he would not seek to lead Republicans as minority leader in the new Congress, although he is expected to keep his own House seat from Louisiana. Fellow Louisiana Republican Steve Scalise and Ohio Republican Jim Jordan are seen as the likely contenders to succeed him, with leadership elections expected on November 10.
House Speaker Mike Johnson will step aside as the top House Republican leader after his party's heavy losses in the midterm elections, in which Democrats won control of the House. Johnson told staff on Wednesday morning that he would not seek to lead Republicans as minority leader in the new Congress, although he is expected to keep his own House seat from Louisiana. Fellow Louisiana Republican Steve Scalise and Ohio Republican Jim Jordan are seen as the likely contenders to succeed him, with leadership elections expected on November 10.
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