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Jim Jordan elected as House GOP minority leader

Jim Jordan was elected as the new House GOP minority leader on November 10, 2026, succeeding Majority Leader Steve Scalise. His election reflects a shift towards a more confrontational approach within the party following recent midterm losses. Jordan aims to unite the Republican conference and lead efforts to regain the House majority by 2028.

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On November 10, 2026, House Republicans elected Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) as their new minority leader, succeeding Steve Scalise (R-La.). Jordan's election is seen as a shift towards a more aggressive strategy for the party after its midterm losses. He will focus on uniting the Republican conference and aims to reclaim the House majority by 2028.

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  • Jim Jordan was elected as House GOP minority leader on November 10, 2026.
  • He defeated Majority Leader Steve Scalise in a secret ballot.
  • Jordan is a founding member of the Freedom Caucus.
  • His election reflects a desire for a more confrontational Republican strategy.
  • Jordan's goal is to unite the party and regain the House majority by 2028.
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Jim Jordan elected as House GOP minority leader