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* Lisa Murkowski, MC for Fulton, AK | * Lisa Murkowski, MC for Fulton, AK | ||
* Rand Paul, MC for Arnow, KY | * Rand Paul, MC for Arnow, KY | ||
* Josh Hawley, MC for Missouri at-Large | |||
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|File:Lisa Murkowski official photo.jpg|{{center|'''Lisa Murkowski'''<br/>MC for<br/>Fulton, AK}} | |File:Lisa Murkowski official photo.jpg|{{center|'''Lisa Murkowski'''<br/>MC for<br/>Fulton, AK}} | ||
|File:Rand Paul, official portrait, 112th Congress alternate.jpg|{{center|'''Rand Paul'''<br/>MC for<br/>Arnow, KY}} | |File:Rand Paul, official portrait, 112th Congress alternate.jpg|{{center|'''Rand Paul'''<br/>MC for<br/>Arnow, KY}} | ||
|File:Josh Hawley, official portrait, 116th congress.jpg|{{center|'''Josh Hawley'''<br/>MC for<br/>Missouri at-Large}} | |||
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===Publicly expressed interest=== | ===Publicly expressed interest=== | ||
* Asa Hutchison, MC for Ameringer, AR | * Asa Hutchison, MC for Ameringer, AR | ||
* Mike Garcia, MC for Santa Clarita, CA | * Mike Garcia, MC for Santa Clarita, CA | ||
* Kevin Stitt, MC for Elmer, OK | * Kevin Stitt, MC for Elmer, OK | ||
* Charlie Dent, MC for Pennsylvania at-Large | |||
===Potential=== | ===Potential=== | ||
* Adam Kinzinger, MC for Sabath, IL | * Adam Kinzinger, MC for Sabath, IL | ||
* Pat Toomey, MC for McKenna, PA | * Pat Toomey, MC for McKenna, PA | ||
* Nicole Malliotakis, MC for Staten Island, NY | * Nicole Malliotakis, MC for Staten Island, NY | ||
* Joni Ernst, MC for Ankeny, IA | * Joni Ernst, MC for Ankeny, IA | ||
===Declined=== | ===Declined=== | ||
* Ron Paul, MC for Texas at-Large | * Ron Paul, MC for Texas at-Large | ||
* Susan Collins, MC for Maine at-Large | |||
* Elizabeth Cheney, MC for Knapp, WY | |||
* John Boehner, MC for Butler, OH | |||
==Order of votes== | ==Order of votes== | ||
On December 1, 2021, Mitt Romney was removed as Opposition Leader by a 378-240 vote. | On December 1, 2021, Mitt Romney was removed as Opposition Leader by a 378-240 vote. | ||
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The 2021 Democratic Republican Leadership election is an election to be held in December, 2021. Triggered by a myriad of concerns surrounding the ongoing leadership of incumbent DRP Leader, Mitt Romney, frontbench MC, Nikki Haley resigned on November 22, 2021. On November 28, she expressed her desire to place a motion of no confidence into the party room meeting scheduled for forty-eight hours after.
In accordance with party rules, first there must be a vote of no confidence. If that is agreed to, a second set of votes is required to select the eventual leader. To nominate, candidates must forward nomination to the Party Whip, or if the Whip is a nominee, then the Deputy Party Whip, by the vote of no confidence occurring. Thereafter, rounds of voting are held until the lowest placing candidates are defeated, and members revote until a leader is chosen with over half of caucus-wide support.
Candidates
Declared
- Nikki Haley, MC for Columbia West, SC
- Lisa Murkowski, MC for Fulton, AK
- Rand Paul, MC for Arnow, KY
- Josh Hawley, MC for Missouri at-Large
Nikki Haley
MC for
Columbia West, SC
Lisa Murkowski
MC for
Fulton, AK
Rand Paul
MC for
Arnow, KY
Josh Hawley
MC for
Missouri at-Large
Publicly expressed interest
- Asa Hutchison, MC for Ameringer, AR
- Mike Garcia, MC for Santa Clarita, CA
- Kevin Stitt, MC for Elmer, OK
- Charlie Dent, MC for Pennsylvania at-Large
Potential
- Adam Kinzinger, MC for Sabath, IL
- Pat Toomey, MC for McKenna, PA
- Nicole Malliotakis, MC for Staten Island, NY
- Joni Ernst, MC for Ankeny, IA
Declined
- Ron Paul, MC for Texas at-Large
- Susan Collins, MC for Maine at-Large
- Elizabeth Cheney, MC for Knapp, WY
- John Boehner, MC for Butler, OH
Order of votes
On December 1, 2021, Mitt Romney was removed as Opposition Leader by a 378-240 vote.
In accordance with party rules, the first balloting for a replacement occurs on December 7, 2021.