Scalise prepares House GOP leadership bid after midterm losses
Politics · First reported 4 Nov, 15:33 · Updated 15:55

Steve Scalise is preparing to seek House Republican leadership as the party regroups after losing its congressional majorities. Republicans are scheduled to elect leaders on November 10, with Jim Jordan a possible challenger.
- Scalise is preparing to run for House Republican leadership after the party’s midterm losses.
- Jim Jordan could challenge Scalise, while Mike Johnson has ruled out a bid for minority leader.
- House Republicans are scheduled to elect their leaders on November 10; candidates must declare by Friday.
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- Candidate
- Steve Scalise is preparing to seek House Republican leadership.
- Possible challenger
- Jim Jordan could enter the contest.
- Leadership election
- Scheduled for November 10.
- Candidate declaration deadline
- Friday.
- Scalise’s district
- Louisiana’s 1st Congressional District; he has represented it since 2008.
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