
When Kevin McCarthy was removed as Speaker of the House, it was voted in favor by 208 Democrats and 8 Republicans, with 0 Democrats and 210 Republicans opposed. There is reporting that centrist Democrats would not do this if there is a motion to vacate against the current Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson. Will Democrats oppose such a motion to vacate?
https://www.axios.com/2024/02/21/democrats-mike-johnson-motion-vacate-gottheimer
Resolves N/A if there is not a motion to vacate the Speaker before the end of this Congress. Otherwise refers to the next vote to vacate that occurs during this Congress. Resolves YES if Democrats are the decisive factor in keeping Johnson as Speaker, and resolves NO if Johnson is removed as Speaker or if Democrats are not the decisive factor in keeping Johnson.
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@SemioticRivalry Yes, it will be whichever is the next vote on a motion to vacate (I'm not 100% sure of the technical terms here), assuming there is one this Congress.
Reportedly MTG has filed a motion to vacate. If so and it comes to a vote, this market will refer to that vote.
@SemioticRivalry Mike Johnson has shown 0 daylight between him and Trump. There’s no a shot in hell that he “does the right thing” here.