Speaker of the House vote: How Kentucky members of the House voted in Tuesday's election

Republican chaos in the lower chamber continued in Washington D.C. Tuesday as the G.O.P. led House of Representatives failed to elect a Speaker of the House in the first vote since the ouster of former Speaker Kevin McCarthy.

Presumed favorite Jim Jordan, who was a key Trump ally in the House during the January 6 insurrection, fell 20 votes short of the Speakership with dissenting votes split between multiple members of the majority party.

Democratic members remained united behind Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries as every Democrat voted for the Representative from New York, even as some members called for a bipartisan solution to the leadership impasse.

A vote is scheduled for Wednesday at 11 a.m. ET though it is unclear if it result in a new Speaker.

Here's a look at how Kentucky reps voted:

Kentucky representatives vote

• James Comer (R-1): Jordan

• Brett Guthrie (R-2): Jordan

• Morgan McGarvey (D-3): Jeffries

• Thomas Massie (R-4): Jordan

• Harold Rogers (R-5): Jordan

• Andy Barr (R-6): Jordan

Here's a look at how other state representatives voted.

This article originally appeared on Louisville Courier Journal: Speaker of the House: How each Kentucky Representative voted Tuesday