Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) failed to secure enough votes to win Speaker in the second House Floor vote Wednesday.
As 100 Percent Fed Up reported, 20 Republicans voted against Jordan in the first vote.
Several Twitter accounts shared the list of republicans who voted against Jordan:
UPDATE:
These are the 20 Republicans who voted against Jim Jordan on the first ballot for Speaker of the House and the phone numbers to their offices.MELT THEIR PHONE LINES.
-Don Bacon of Nebraska: (202) 225-4155
-Ken Buck of Colorado: (202) 225-4676
-Lori Chavez-DeRemer of… pic.twitter.com/CVwCWVMeXb— THE BCP PODCAST (@TheBCPpodcast) October 17, 2023
Here are the 20 Republicans that voted against Jim Jordan:
Bacon – NE
Buck – CO
Chavez-Deremer – OR
D'Esposito – NY
Diaz-Balart – FL
Ellzey – TX
Garbarino – NY
Gimenez – FL
Gonzales – TX
Granger – TX
James – MI
Kelly – PA
Kiggans – VA
LaLota – NY
Lamafla – CA…— TheBlaze (@theblaze) October 17, 2023
BREAKING: Here are the 20 Republicans that just voted against @Jim_Jordan for Speaker on the first ballot:
Bacon (NE)
Buck (CO)
Chavez-Deremer (OR)
D'Esposito (NY)
Diaz-Balart (FL)
Ellzey (TX)
Garbarino (NY)
Gimenez (FL)
Gonzales (TX)
Granger (TX)
James (MI)
Kelly (PA)
Kiggans…— Greg Price (@greg_price11) October 17, 2023
22 Republicans voted against Jordan Wednesday.
Here’s the list:
BREAKING: Jim Jordan lost 22 votes on the second ballot for Speaker:
1. BACON — McCarthy
2. BUCHANAN — Donalds
3. BUCK — Emmer
4. CHAVEZ-DEREMER — McCarthy
5. D’ESPOSITO — Zeldin
6. DIAZ-BALART — Scalise
7. ELLZEY — Garcia
8. FERGUSON — Scalise
9. GARBARINO — Zeldin
10. GIMENEZ…— Greg Price (@greg_price11) October 18, 2023
1. BACON — McCarthy
2. BUCHANAN — Donalds
3. BUCK — Emmer
4. CHAVEZ-DEREMER — McCarthy
5. D’ESPOSITO — Zeldin
6. DIAZ-BALART — Scalise
7. ELLZEY — Garcia
8. FERGUSON — Scalise
9. GARBARINO — Zeldin
10. GIMENEZ — McCarthy
11. GONZALES — Scalise
12. GRANGER — Scalise
13. JAMES — Candice Miller
14. KELLY — Boehner
15. KIGGANS — McCarthy
16. LALOTA — Zeldin
17. LAWLER — McCarthy
18. MILLER-MEEKS — Granger
19. RUTHERFORD — Scalise
20. SIMPSON — Scalise
21. STAUBER — Westerman
22. WOMACK — Scalise
🚨 HERE ARE THE OFFICE NUMBERS OF THE 22 REPUBLICANS WHO VOTED AGAINST JIM JORDAN ON SECOND BALLOT – KEEP THE PRESSURE ON:
Bacon – (202) 225-4155, (402) 938-0300
Buchanan – (202) 225-5015, (813) 657-1013
Buck – (202) 225-4676, (720) 639-9165
Chavez – (202) 225-5711, (503)…
— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) October 18, 2023
Yes, former House Speaker John Boehner received a vote.
WATCH:
Mike Kelly votes for former Speaker John Boehner.
The Republicans are not a serious party. pic.twitter.com/0FMReWfack
— Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) October 18, 2023
The Hill reports:
House members cast a second round of ballots for Speaker on Wednesday, but House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) fared no better, in fact losing support from the first vote on Tuesday.
The final Speaker vote was 199 for Jordan, 212 for House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and 22 for someone else.
“A Speaker has not been elected,” Speaker Pro Tem Patrick McHenry (R-N.C.) declared just before declaring the House in recess, subject to the call of the chair.
It is unclear when or if there will be another vote on Wednesday.
Meanwhile, the push to expand the power of McHenry is heating up as the fractured GOP conference struggles to see a way forward.
“22 Rinos voted against Jim Jordan in Round 2, led by CCP-puppet Don Bacon. Some are calling for Jim to step aside. Do they forget Kevin McCarthy needed 15 rounds?” DC Draino commented.
22 Rinos voted against Jim Jordan in Round 2, led by CCP-puppet Don Bacon
Some are calling for Jim to step aside
Do they forget Kevin McCarthy needed 15 rounds?
We have plenty of time to push this through the DC swamp sludge
Fight on
— DC_Draino (@DC_Draino) October 18, 2023
Coverage from The Wall Street Journal below:
Stay tuned for further updates!
