- practice, each party's
caucus or
conference selects a
candidate for the
speakership from
among its
senior leaders prior to the roll call. To be
elected speaker...
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switched their votes to Johnson,
which gave him the
majority to
secure the
speakership. The
speaker is the
presiding officer of the U.S.
House of Representatives...
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fifteen rounds of
voting in the
January speakership election. On
October 3, a
motion to
vacate McCarthy's
speakership p****ed by a vote of 216–210, with eight...
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speaker election since December 1859 –
February 1860,
McCarthy won the
speakership by
making concessions to
Republican Party hardliners, who had refused...
- Ryan,
received 239 votes, a
majority of the chamber, and
retained the
speakership.
House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi garnered 189 votes, with 5 more...
- 2015, John
Boehner formally announced his
intention to
resign from the
speakership and the House. Consequently, an intra-term
election for a new speaker...
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minority accused the
fledgling Republican Party of
attempting to
secure the
speakership by an
improper quid pro quo.[citation needed] With
Campbell now out of...
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primarily led by
members of the
Freedom Caucus. In
order to
secure the
speakership,
McCarthy was
forced to make
concessions to
opponents including allowing...
- 2023
Speaker of the
United States House of
Representatives election may
refer to:
January 2023
Speaker of the
United States House of
Representatives election...
- party, the
majority leader remained subordinate to the speaker. The
speakership reached its
zenith during the term of
Republican Joseph Gurney Cannon...
