D.C. governance and criminal-law bills

The committee ordered 14 of 14 bills reported, 14 as amended.

Wed, Sep 10, 2025 · 10:00 AM – 8:27 PM ET · Capitol HVC-210Capitol, Room HVC-210Chair James Comer R-KY-1Ranking Robert Garcia D-CA-42

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Bill by bill

H.R. 2693 · SPONSOR ELEANOR HOLMES NORTON D-DC-AL

Allow electronic submission of D.C. acts: The Chairman of the D.C. Council may choose the form for sending Council Acts to Congress, including electronic form. The bill also allows electronic submission of Acts that amend the D.C. Charter
Treat electronic submissions like paper: The House and Senate would treat an Act sent electronically as having been transmitted or submitted in the same manner as one sent on paper. This rule applies to each chamber’s procedures for handling those Acts

What’s next: a floor vote. None is scheduled.

ORDERED REPORTED, AS AMENDED40–0

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No amendments to H.R. 2693 are on record.

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Ordered reported: The committee voted to send the bill to the full House or Senate. It still needs a floor vote.
Manager’s amendment: A replacement version of the bill offered by the chair, usually with changes negotiated beforehand.
Amendment in the nature of a substitute: An amendment that replaces the whole text of the bill. Other amendments are then offered to it.
Voice vote: Members say “aye” or “no” together. No names are recorded.
Recorded vote: Each member’s vote is recorded by name. Any member can ask for one.
Not agreed to: The amendment failed.
Reported favorably: The committee recommends that the full chamber pass the bill or confirm the nominee.