The 22 Republicans Who Voted Against Jim Jordan

House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan failed to receive enough votes Wednesday to become the next Speaker of the House during the second round of voting.

After the second round of votes, Jordan was shy of the necessary 217 votes to win the speakership. The final quorum call put the House attendance at 432, meaning 217 remains the majority threshold unless members voted “present” during the roll call vote for speaker.

Here Are The 22 Republicans Who Voted Against Jordan:

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