House in Disarray without Speaker, Raising Risk of Government Shutdown in November

House paralyzed and unable to pass legislation without a speaker, increasing risk of November shutdown.

Original plan was for House GOP to pass 12 appropriations bills in October to fund government long-term.

McCarthy's ouster has upended those plans, with lawmakers going home without clear path forward.

Speaker candidates acknowledge time crunch but say replacing McCarthy is priority before funding government.

Some GOP lawmakers already blaming rebellion against McCarthy for increased shutdown odds.