据多方消息，众议院共和党人周二选举吉姆·乔丹为下届国会少数党领袖，击败众议院多数党领袖史蒂夫·斯卡利斯。
消息人士称，乔丹获得106票，斯卡利斯获得73票。
截至周二，众议院民主党人以254比166的优势领先共和党人进入第120届国会，还有15场比赛尚未决定。
在参议院，南达科他州的参议员约翰·图恩（John Thune）将继续担任该党的领袖，尽管他的会议中有人在讨论中期选举结果和该党的前进道路时推迟了投票。
投票结束后，乔丹表示，共和党人将在第120届国会中“为美国家庭而战”。
他说：“当民主党人提供更多的政府时，我们将提供更多的自由，我们将每天在委员会、在议会和在巡回演讲中进行这场斗争。”
乔丹在监督和司法委员会领导共和党人，他的强硬态度和作为唐纳德·特朗普总统热情捍卫者的声誉使他成为受欢迎的有线电视新闻嘉宾。
乔丹于2007年首次当选，是两届NCAA摔跤冠军。
斯卡利斯于2008年首次当选，在2017年国会棒球比赛的练习中受了重伤。他在共和党领导层任职超过十年，包括自2023年以来一直是共和党的第二号领导人。斯卡利斯还处于多发性骨髓瘤的缓解期，这是一种血液癌症，他在2023年底接受了治疗，休假六周进行化疗。
明尼苏达州众议员汤姆·艾默（Tom Emmer）是目前的多数党党鞭，他被选为共和党少数党党鞭，击败了德克萨斯州众议员奥古斯特·普弗卢格（August Pfluger）的挑战。根据多种消息来源，密歇根州众议员丽莎·麦克莱恩当选为共和党会议主席，这是众议院共和党人少数党中的第三号人物。她击败了来自印第安纳州众议员Erin Houchin和佛罗里达州众议员Greg Steube的挑战。
艾默表示，共和党人将“重新赢得美国人民的信任和信心”，在2028年重新赢得多数席位。
他说：“对于我们左翼的同事，享受这个蜜月阶段，因为到2027年1月3日，你会后悔把自己的名字放在选票上。”
2023年，当时任议长凯文·麦卡锡在一小群极右翼共和党人的反抗下被驱逐时，乔丹和斯卡利斯与埃默一起竞选议长。
议长迈克·约翰逊是在一场使会议停止三周的非宗教斗争后当选的。
约翰逊上周宣布，他不会竞选少数党领袖，这给了共和党大会一个机会，在中期选举后，通过选择新的领导人或与约翰逊的两名副手斯卡利斯和埃默一起夺回他们破碎的多数党。
参议院领导人选举
与此同时，在“家庭”讨论了该党前进的最佳道路后，参议院共和党人周二下午批准图恩以适应环境的方式继续担任会议的少数党领袖。
参议院共和党人周二上午聚集在一起，参加原定的领导人选举，但他们没有举行投票，而是进行了所谓的“坦率”讨论，讨论共和党人应该如何应对上周激烈的中期选举。中期选举导致共和党人在两场比赛中至少失去了七个参议院席位。
尽管一些共和党人表示，在中期选举选民反弹后，他们不确定是否要坚持让参议院多数党领袖、南达科他州的约翰·图恩（John Thune）担任他们的领袖，但没有其他人成为潜在的挑战者。
除了图恩之外，党团会议重新选举了其以前的领导层：参议员约翰·巴拉索（John Barrasso）将继续担任参议院共和党党鞭，阿肯色州参议员汤姆·科顿（Tom Cotton）将继续担任共和党会议主席。
没有对手的参议员伯尼·莫雷诺（Bernie Moreno）当选为共和党大会竞选活动全国共和党参议员委员会（National Republican senatorian Committee）主席，取代南卡罗来纳州参议员蒂姆·斯科特（Tim Scott）。
再次当选后不久，图恩告诉记者，共和党人打算将他们从艰难的选举周期中吸取的教训带到下一届国会。
“显然，选举结果不是我们所希望的，但我认为重要的是，我们要从中吸取教训，把美国人民向我们传递的信息内在化，把注意力放在对他们真正重要的事情上。我们打算这样做，”他说。
在美国广播公司新闻频道（ABC News）周一获得的一封信中，数十名共和党全国委员会成员呼吁共和党人将众议院和参议院的领导人选举推迟30天，以便给该党时间评估其损失以及领导人候选人计划如何推动该党前进。
“没有办法掩饰选举日发生的事情。从东海岸到西海岸，在这个国家的一些最红的地方，共和党人被羞辱了。这些毁灭性的损失是历史性的，它们可能会抵消过去10年的所有工作，”这封写给国会共和党人的信写道。
“在投票之前，成员们应该了解哪里出了问题，并听取那些寻求领导的人打算如何解决这些失败。这一评估应该为领导层的选择提供信息。先举行选举会让这种情况倒退。”
House Republicans elect Jim Jordan as minority leader for the next Congress
House Republicans on Tuesday elected Jim Jordan asminority leaderfor the next Congress， beating House Majority Leader Steve Scalise， according to multiple sources．
Jordan got 106 votes to Scalise＇s 73 votes， the sources said．
As of Tuesday， House Democrats hold a 254-166 margin over Republicans going into the 120th Congress with 15 races still undecided．
In the Senate， Sen． John Thune of South Dakota will remain as the party＇s leader despite some in his conference delaying the vote while they discussed the results of the midterm elections and the party＇s path forward．
After the vote， Jordan said Republicans will ＂fight for American families＂ in the 120th Congress．
＂When Democrats offer more government， we＇ll offer more freedom， and we will bring that fight in committee， on the floor， and on the stump every single day，＂ he said．
Jordan has led Republicans at the Oversight and Judiciary committees， where his hardline approach and reputation as an ardent defender of President Donald Trump have made him a popular cable TV news guest．
First elected in 2007， Jordan is a two-time NCAA champion wrestler．
Scalise， first elected in 2008， was critically injured during a shooting at practice for the congressional baseball game in 2017． He＇s served at the Republican leadership table for more than a decade -- including as the GOP＇s No． 2 leader since 2023． Scalise is also in remission from multiple myeloma， a blood cancer， which he was treated for in late 2023， taking a six-week absence to undergo chemotherapy．
Rep． Tom Emmer of Minnesota， the current majority whip， waselectedto serve as GOP minority whip， beating a challenge from Texas Rep． August Pfluger． And Rep． Lisa McClain of Michigan was elected to serve as GOP conference chair -- the No． 3 position among House Republicans in the minority -- according to multiple sources． She beat challenges from Rep． Erin Houchin of Indiana and Rep． Greg Steube of Florida．
Emmer said Republicans will ＂regain the trust and confidence of the American people＂ to build back a majority in 2028．
＂To our colleagues on the left， enjoy this honeymoon phase because come January 3rd， 2027， you will regret ever putting your name on a ballot，＂ he said．
Jordan and Scalise， along with Emmer，ran for speakerin 2023 when then-Speaker Kevin McCarthy was ousted after a revolt from a small group of far-right Republicans．
Speaker Mike Johnson was elected after achaotic battlethat shut the conference down for three weeks．
Johnson announced last week that he wouldn＇t stand for election as minority leader， giving the GOP conference an opportunity to pick up the pieces of their shattered majority after the midterm elections by choosing fresh leadership or run it back with Johnson＇s top two deputies， Scalise and Emmer．
Senate leadership elections
Meanwhile， Senate Republicans on Tuesday afternoon approved Thune by acclimation to remain the conference＇s leader in the minority after ＂family＂ discussions about the best path forward for the party．
Senate Republicans gathered Tuesday morning for what was scheduled to be their leadership elections， but rather than holding votes， they instead engaged in what was described as a ＂frank＂ discussion about how Republicans ought to respond in the wake of last week＇s bruising midterm elections that left Republicans down at least seven Senate seats with two races yet to be decided．
Though some Republicans said they were unsure whether they wanted to stick with Senate Majority Leader John Thune of South Dakota as their leader following voter backlash in the midterms， no one else emerged as a potential challenger．
In addition to Thune， the caucus re-elected the rest of its previous leadership： Sen． John Barrasso will remain as Senate GOP whip and Sen． Tom Cotton of Arkansas will remain Republican Conference chair．
Sen． Bernie Moreno， who was unopposed， was elected chairman of the National RepublicanSenatorial Committee， the Republican conference＇s campaign operation， replacing South Carolina Sen． Tim Scott．
Moments after being re-elected， Thune told reporters that Republicans intend to carry the lessons they learned from the punishing election cycle into the next Congress．
＂Obviously， the election result was not what we had hoped for， but I think it＇s important that we take the lessons from that and internalize the message the American people were sending to us and focus on the things that really matter to them． And we intend to do that，＂ he said．
In a letter sent Monday obtained by ABC News， dozens of Republican National Committee members called for Republicans to delay leadership elections in both the House and the Senate for 30 days to give the party time to evaluate its losses and how leadership candidates plan to move the party forward．
＂There is no way to sugarcoat what happened on Election Day． From coast to coast， and in some of the reddest parts of the country， Republicans were humiliated． These devastating losses are historic， and they threaten to undo all the work of the last 10 years，＂ the letter addressed to Congressional Republicans reads．
＂Members deserve to understand what went wrong and hear how those seeking leadership intend to address those failures before casting their votes． That assessment should inform the choice of leadership． Holding elections first gets that backward．＂
