[Jim Jordan elected as Republican leader of the next U.S. House of Representatives] On November 11, Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives held an intra-party vote and voted 106 to 73 to elect Ohio Republican Representative Jim Jordan as the Republican leader of the next House of Representatives, defeating the current House Majority Leader Steve Scalise. This is Jordan's third run for a Republican leadership position in Congress. It is reported that Jordan is a co-founder of the House Freedom Caucus and an important supporter of Trump's "Make America Great Again" movement. After the Republican Party suffered major losses in last week's midterm elections, current House Speaker Mike Johnson decided not to run for leadership positions. Jordan will lead the Republican minority in the House of Representatives next year as they navigate the politics of a Democratic takeover of the chamber. (CCTV News)