Three Republicans vie for House GOP conference chair
Reps. Greg Steube, Erin Houchin, and Lisa McClain compete for key GOP leadership role.
Rep. Greg Steube of Florida has announced his candidacy for the House GOP conference chair, joining a three-way race with Rep. Erin Houchin of Indiana and the current chair, Rep. Lisa McClain of Michigan, The Hill reported.
Erin Houchin formally challenged Lisa McClain for the position, emphasizing the importance of the role as Republicans prepare to sharpen their messaging in the minority and counter the Democrats' agenda ahead of 2028, according to The Hill.
The GOP conference chair is expected to play a pivotal role in shaping party strategy and communication in the House, particularly as Republicans navigate their position as the minority party next year, The Hill noted.
The contest highlights internal party dynamics as multiple representatives seek to influence the direction and messaging of House Republicans moving forward.
- The Hill: Greg Steube to run for House GOP conference chair
- The Hill: Houchin challenges McClain for House GOP conference chair
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