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- House Republicans overwhelmingly voted 112-86 to dump Jim Jordan as their speaker nominee.
- It came after he failed to win the gavel for the 3rd time, bleeding even more support along the way.
- It was the worst showing for the majority party's speaker nominee in nearly 164 years.
It's over for Rep. Jim Jordan.
In a closed-door meeting immediately after the third failed vote on the Ohio Republican's embattled speakership bid, House Republicans voted overwhelmingly — by a 112-86 margin — to remove him as the party's nominee.