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Senate GOP rules contemplate leadership elections occurring between January 3rd & January 10th.
They’ve often been held earlier than that, but perhaps Senate Republicans should assess leadership candidates based on how they lead the conference over the next few weeks while we still have the majority—especially while the full membership of the next conference is still being determined.
They’ve often been held earlier than that, but perhaps Senate Republicans should assess leadership candidates based on how they lead the conference over the next few weeks while we still have the majority—especially while the full membership of the next conference is still being determined.
Since 1934, leadership elections have occurred about 40 days after an election.
Since 2006, that timeline has shortened to just nine days.
There’s no reason to rush a leadership election — especially after a defeat.View quoted post on X
