Jim Jordan , Loses 3rd House Speaker Vote.<br />The representative from Ohio lost his bid <br />for House speaker for the third time <br />on Oct. 20, CBS News reports.<br />The number of Republicans who <br />oppose him has grown to 25.<br />After previously supporting Jordan, <br />Reps. Brian Fitzpatrick, Thomas Kean Jr. <br />and Marcus Molinaro changed their votes.<br />After previously supporting Jordan, <br />Reps. Brian Fitzpatrick, Thomas Kean Jr. <br />and Marcus Molinaro changed their votes.<br />After previously supporting Jordan, <br />Reps. Brian Fitzpatrick, Thomas Kean Jr. <br />and Marcus Molinaro changed their votes.<br />They are now supporting Patrick McHenry, <br />Kevin McCarthy and Lee Zeldin, respectively. .<br />They are now supporting Patrick McHenry, <br />Kevin McCarthy and Lee Zeldin, respectively. .<br />Other Republicans who received votes <br />for House speaker in the third round <br />include Byron Donalds, Tom Emmer.<br />Other Republicans who received votes <br />for House speaker in the third round <br />include Byron Donalds, Tom Emmer.<br />Steve Scalise, Mike Garcia and <br />Bruce Westerman, CBS News reports.<br />Steve Scalise, Mike Garcia and <br />Bruce Westerman, CBS News reports.<br />Steve Scalise, Mike Garcia and <br />Bruce Westerman, CBS News reports.<br />All of the Democrats voted for <br />Hakeem Jeffries for the third consecutive time.<br />Jordan has pledged to stay in the race and <br />work overtime to elect a new speaker.<br />Following the vote, "the House went <br />into recess indefinitely," CBS News reports.<br />Republicans will convene on Capitol Hill <br />to determine their next steps
