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House Republicans pick Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan to lead them in the minority
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Jim Jordan: 4 developments since Wed 11 Nov.
1File photo: Jim Jordan
Republican Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio will be the next House minority leader after a conference-wide election Tuesday afternoon. Jordan beat Rep. Steve Scalise, the current House majority leader, 106-73, according to multiple reports. The two announced their candidacies last week in competing “Dear Col
PBS News didn’t include a summary, so this is Today Signal’s, from its report on the same story.3
Background: Jim Jordan
James Daniel Jordan is an American politician who has served in the U.S. House of Representatives as the representative for Ohio's 4th congressional district since 2007. Currently in his 10th term in the House, Jordan is a member of the Republican Party. He was chosen on November 10, 2026, to serve as the Republican House Minority Leader in the 120th Congress.4
The bigger story: Jim Jordan
4 developments since Wed 11 Nov. 2 more since this one.
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First with it: The Hill, 11 min before anyone else.
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| 6:22am AEDT | The Hill | 1 |
| 6:33am AEDT | Hindustan Times | 2 |
| 6:37am AEDT | The Post Millennial | 3 |
| 6:40am AEDT | The Guardian | 4 |
| 6:42am AEDT | The Washington Times | 5 |
| 6:44am AEDT | The Daily Signal | 6 |
| 6:52am AEDT | PBS News | 7 |
| 6:54am AEDT | Al Jazeera | 8 |
| 7:01am AEDT | Raw Story | 9 |
| 7:16am AEDT | Fox News | 10 |
| 7:21am AEDT | South China Morning Post | 11 |
| 7:24am AEDT | CNBC | 12 |
| 7:35am AEDT | National Review | 13 |
| 7:58am AEDT | The Washington Post | 14 |
| 8:03am AEDT | Financial Times | 15 |
| 8:13am AEDT | Semafor | 16 |
| 8:40am AEDT | The Times of Israel | 17 |
| 8:41am AEDT | NBC News | 18 |
| 8:57am AEDT | NPR | 19 |
| 9:42am AEDT | France 24 | 20 |
| 11:41am AEDT | Just the News | 21 |
| 12:17pm AEDT | Washington Examiner | 22 |
| 12:24pm AEDT | The Hindu | 23 |
The Guardian
Al Jazeera
The Washington Post
NBC News
NPR
The Hill
Financial Times
The Washington Times
National Review
Washington Examiner
The Post Millennial
Fox News
Hindustan Times
Raw Story
South China Morning Post
CNBC
Semafor
The Times of Israel
France 24
Just the News
The Hindu
The Hill
Hindustan Times
The Post Millennial
The Guardian
The Washington Times
PBS News
Al Jazeera
Raw Story
Fox News
South China Morning Post
CNBC
National Review
The Washington Post
Financial Times
Semafor
The Times of Israel
NBC News
NPR
France 24
Just the News
Washington Examiner
The Hindu