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# Rep. Jim Jordan Comes Up Short in Second House Speaker Vote

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_Published 2023-10-18. Republican Rep. Jim Jordan has again come up short in his bid to be House speaker. The final vote was 212 for Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries and 199 for Jordan, with others voting for alternatives._


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## Transcript

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