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Oct 25 • 12 tweets • 3 min read Twitter logo Read on Twitter
5 Republicans are running for House Speaker tonight. Hern, who filed by the deadline, dropped out.
Down to 4 GOP Speaker candidates in the second round. Fleischmann out after the first round.
First round of voting for 4th House GOP Speaker nominee:
1. Johnson: 85
2. Donalds: 32
Others: 31
3. Green: 23
4. Williams: 21
5. Fleischmann: 10 (out)
Present: 2
Second round of voting for 4th House GOP Speaker nominee:
1. Johnson: 97
Other: 34
2. Donalds: 31
3. Green: 21 (withdrew)
4. Williams: 20 (lowest total out)
Present: 3

Now down to Johnson vs. Donalds
House Republicans elect Rep. Mike Johnson (R-LA) as their 4th Speaker designee:
1. Johnson: 128
Other: 44
2. Donalds: 29
House GOP Speaker designee votes:
1st: Scalise 113
2nd: Jordan 124
3rd: Emmer 117
4th: Johnson 128
New House GOP Speaker designee Mike Johnson (R-LA) Image
House GOP Speaker nominee Mike Johnson: "Democracy is messy sometimes, but it is our system. This conference that you see, this House Republican majority is united, is united. I'm honored to have the support of my colleagues." Image
Johnson: "The world is on fire. We stand with our ally Israel." Cheers from Republicans inside the room around him followed.
Johnson on House Speaker election vote: "The intention is to go to the House floor tomorrow and make this official, so we will be doing that...The intention is to go at Noon tomorrow." House begins its session tomorrow at Noon. Image
House GOP Speaker designee Johnson and Energy & Commerce Chair McMorris Rodgers Image
Gimenez, who had been supporting McCarthy to return as Speaker, congratulates Speaker designee Johnson. Image

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