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The House passed the amended measure on a motion to suspend the rules. The roll call does not provide the measure’s title or subject.
The House voted on whether to pass a measure in its amended form. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns, so its subject and contents are not provided here. The measure passed the House, with 345 votes in favor and 60 opposed. This records the House’s approval; by itself, the vote does not establish that the measure has become law.
This completes the House vote on the measure. The roll call does not specify the measure’s next legislative step.
Why it matters. The vote approved the amended measure in the House, but its broader effects cannot be described from the roll-call information provided.
Who’s affected. People or organizations affected by the measure: The measure’s subject and intended effects are not provided in the record.
Democrats. All 206 Democrats who voted supported the measure; 8 did not vote.
Republicans. 138 Republicans voted yes and 60 voted no; 19 did not vote.
Sep 14, 2026
The House passed the amended measure on a motion to suspend the rules.
The roll call does not provide the measure’s title or subject.
Suspending the rules is a House procedure for considering and passing a measure through an expedited process. It requires two-thirds of members voting yes or no; this time, that meant 270 of 405 votes.
This completes the House vote on the measure. The roll call does not specify the measure’s next legislative step.
The vote approved the amended measure in the House, but its broader effects cannot be described from the roll-call information provided.
Democratic and Republican majorities voted yes, while 60 Republicans voted no. The one independent who voted cast a yes vote.
All 206 Democrats who voted supported the measure; 8 did not vote.
138 Republicans voted yes and 60 voted no; 19 did not vote.
The one independent who voted supported the measure.