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Missouri's Eric Burlison breaks ranks, votes 'no' on funding bill that ended government shutdown

Burlison opposed the funding package, saying its earmarks were a reason he could not support it.

Missouri's Eric Burlison breaks ranks, votes 'no' on funding bill that ended government shutdown
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This article1 analysis · Oct 10, 2026
Feb 4, 2026
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Missouri Rep. Eric Burlison voted against H.R. 7148, the funding bill that ended the latest government shutdown, citing earmarks. Missouri Democrats Wesley Bell and Emanuel Cleaver also voted no, while most of the state’s delegation supported the bill.

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Eric Burlison
R · MO-7

Missouri representative who voted against the funding bill

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Wesley Bell
D · MO-1

Missouri representative who voted against the bill and opposed ICE funding

Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President who signed the spending bill

Sam Graves
R · MO-6

Missouri representative who voted yes on the bill

Missouri representative who voted yes on the bill

Ann Wagner
R · MO-2

Missouri representative who voted yes on the bill

Eric Schmitt
R · MO · SEN

Missouri senator who voted yes on the bill

Chuck Schumer
D · NY · SEN

Senate minority leader whom Burlison said had demanded earmarks

Josh Hawley
R · MO · SEN

Missouri senator who voted yes on the bill

Mark Alford
R · MO-4

Missouri representative who supported the stopgap bill

Missouri representative who voted against the bill over Department of Homeland Security funding

Jason Smith
R · MO-8

Missouri representative who voted yes on the bill

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