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Jim Jordan elected House Republican leader

Jim Jordan beat Steve Scalise 106-73 in a secret ballot. John Thune stays Senate Republican leader. Republicans lost control of both chambers.

Why it matters

It sets Republican strategy against a Democratic Congress.

Background

Democrats won the midterms.

The story so far

  1. Trump cancels weekend rallies as midterms near
  2. Pope votes and Trump campaigns before US midterms
  3. US midterms near; more than 50 million have voted early
  4. US midterm elections open Tuesday as Trump ends campaign
  5. US midterm results begin; Democrats favored to win House
  6. Democrats win control of both houses of US Congress
  7. Democrats win both House and Senate in US midterms
  8. Democrats take both houses; Republicans argue over blame
  9. Jim Jordan elected House Republican leader
  10. Democrat Scott Colom wins Mississippi Senate seat
  11. Democrat Scott Colom wins Mississippi Senate seat

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