According to CoinMeta, Johnson has no intention of continuing to lead the House Republicans next year, and this decision will trigger a new round of leadership battles within the Republican Party. After suffering losses in the elections, the Republicans will carry out legislative work as the minority party, and their influence has weakened. Who will lead the party group has become a focal point. The competition to succeed Johnson is likely to mainly take place between Steve Scalise from Louisiana, who is currently the second-in-command of the House Republicans, and Jim Jordan, the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee from Ohio. The former belongs to the conservative faction of the Republican establishment, while the latter is a hard-line figure who has long sought leadership positions. Tom Emmer from Minnesota, who is currently the third-in-command of the Republicans, may also join the competition.