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The House passed a motion to order the previous question, a procedural step that moves the pending matter toward a vote. This was not a vote on the underlying bill.
The House voted on whether to order the previous question, a step used to bring the pending matter toward a vote. This procedural vote was not a vote on the underlying bill. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns. The motion passed, with 211 yes votes and 206 no votes. It cleared the required 209 votes by two.
The pending matter moves toward a vote; this roll call did not decide the underlying measure.
Democrats. All 206 Democrats who voted opposed the motion; six did not vote.
Republicans. All 210 Republicans who voted supported the motion; seven did not vote.
The House passed a motion to order the previous question, a procedural step that moves the pending matter toward a vote.
This was not a vote on the underlying bill.
Ordering the previous question ends debate and moves the pending matter toward a vote. It does not decide the underlying bill.
The pending matter moves toward a vote; this roll call did not decide the underlying measure.
The vote followed party-majority positions: Republicans mostly voted yes, while Democrats voted no. One independent voted yes.
All 206 Democrats who voted opposed the motion; six did not vote.
All 210 Republicans who voted supported the motion; seven did not vote.
The one independent voted yes.