In the very next vote for the Speaker of the House on the floor of the US Congress, will the most votes on the first ballot go to Hakeem Jeffries?
Hakeem Jeffries need not have a majority of votes to win, only the most of any names that receive votes.
(In the event of something weird, I'll set the end date at the beginning of the next Congress, but this market should be over far sooner.)
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@SemioticRivalry If someone else receives the same number of votes, Hakeem did not receive the most votes, so it'd be a No.
@PeteLastname What if no Republican votes for Hakeem, but they vote for someone other than Jordan?
@robm Bunch of Rs are saying they won't vote for Scalise, TBD if they follow through with the threats
@Domer Many of them seem to be saying it with qualifications. "I'll vote for McCarthy until he tells me not to". You can never tell what Lusty Lauren will do out there in a big crowd.
@beevoid The whole point of this meeting is to do the votes in private, and have everyone vote for the winner in public. Even they can't be so stupid as to do it another way.
@WrongoPhD I think the adults may have to stand down and elect Jim Jordan, which is my least desired result, but it is also possible Gaetz, Hero of the Stupid, will endorse Scalise, who is also a disaster, but still less than Jordan.
@DanielHabibi I think op means win the market/market resolves yes, not win the speakership. Slightly confusing wording from op.