Jordan Steps Down From Judiciary Chair | US News

Congressman Jim Jordan is stepping down from leading the House Judiciary Committee, choosing not to seek a waiver to extend his term — a move that signals he’s prioritizing his reelection over leadership roles. Though he’s eyeing another run for Speaker if Republicans hold power, his focus now is winning his 11th term. He’s also warning of dire consequences if Democrats take control in November. As Republicans gear up for a tight election battle, they’re rallying voters with promises like Trump’s $5K payment plan — though it’d require congressional approval and could cost billions. Jordan supports others seeking waivers and remains laser-focused on representing Ohio, even without chairmanship.

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