Live Count: Tracking the House Speaker Votes

Representative Jim Jordan of Ohio failed again to win enough votes to be elected speaker, facing increased opposition from his own party in a second round of voting on the House floor.

To win, Mr. Jordan could lose no more than four votes among members of his own party, but 22 Republicans voted for other candidates. In the first round of voting, 20 Republicans opposed Mr. Jordan.

House Republicans nominated Mr. Jordan in a closed-door vote last week, shortly after Representative Steve Scalise of Louisiana withdrew his bid for the speakership.

The vote for a new speaker comes on the heels of the ouster of Kevin McCarthy, which took place days after he struck a deal with Democrats to avert a government shutdown. Representative Matt Gaetz of Florida introduced the motion to remove Mr. McCarthy, and along with seven other far-right Republicans and all the House Democrats, he succeeded.

Mr. McCarthy won the speakership in January after a marathon 15 rounds of voting. Below, we will keep track of how every representative votes.

How Every Representative Voted