Mike Johnson bows out of leadership after crushing House GOP defeat
Summary
Mike Johnson plans to leave House Republican leadership after the party lost its majority in the midterm elections. House Republicans are scheduled to choose new leaders on Nov. 10, with Steve Scalise and Jim Jordan among the possible successors.Key Facts
- Johnson told staff he will not run for House minority leader, according to a person familiar with his plans.
- Johnson’s future in Congress remains uncertain.
- Steve Scalise and Jim Jordan have been mentioned as potential successors.
- Republicans are scheduled to hold leadership elections on Nov. 10.
- Candidates face a Friday deadline to declare their intentions.
- Republican members will choose their leader by secret ballot, and a candidate needs a majority to win.
- The article says President Donald Trump could influence the succession contest.
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