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Jim Jordan fails again to win speaker gavel in second vote, getting less support than first try

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Jim Jordan fails again to win speaker gavel in second vote, getting less support than first try

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politics @lemmy.worldEnglish · 8 months ago

House speaker vote live updates: Jim Jordan falls short of reaching majority a second time

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The latest news and updates on the House speaker race as Jim Jordan continues trying to secure the votes. Democrats have nominated Hakeem Jeffries.

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  This!
  Have two+ really good candidates and an awful one with niche appeal.
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