Nancy Pelosi, the first female speaker of the US House of Representatives, whose tenure has seen major legislation and two impeachments, has said she will step down after the Republican victory.
According to the Reuters news agency, Hakeem Jeffries, the likely candidate of the Democrats to replace Nancy Pelosi in the House of Representatives, will be from New York, while the Republicans are preparing to appoint a speaker from their party, after which it is expected that President Joe Biden will pass the law. Difficulties will be faced in matters of construction.
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She has been representing San Francisco in the House of Representatives for the past 35 years.
Nancy Pelosi served as Speaker of the House from 2007 to 2011 and from 2019 to 2022.
"For me, the time has come for a new generation of Democrats to lead, whom I deeply respect," he said. And I am grateful that many members are willing to take up this important responsibility.
Nancy Pelosi has played an important role in legislative matters during two Democratic presidents in Congress. During this time, he also faced an unpleasant situation from the conservatives.
He helped craft infrastructure expansion with former President Barack Obama's 2010 health care law and gun control laws under President Joe Biden's administration.
Nancy Pelosi presided over the House during the 2019 and 2021 impeachments of former Republican President Donald Trump.
Democrats in the House of Representatives will vote on Hakeem Jeffries on November 30. He will be the first black lawmaker in Congress to lead a major political party.
He paid tribute to outgoing Speaker Nancy Pelosi but avoided discussing his responsibilities.
California Republican candidate Kevin McCarthy, who serves as House Minority Leader, is the party's nominee for speaker.
On Thursday, in the US mid-term elections, the opposition party, the Republican Party, won the House of Representatives.
According to the results of the mid-term elections, the Republicans won 218 seats in the House of Representatives, while the ruling party, the Democratic Party, won 211 seats.
On Sunday, US President Joe Biden's Democratic Party won control of the Senate after leading the midterm elections.
