House ends debate on the rule for the Fraud Prevention and Accountability Act
On Ordering the Previous Question
JUN 9, 2026 · 2:05 PM ET
A party-line vote. 1 vote to spare over the 213 needed.
This ended debate on the rule and blocked changes to it. It was not a vote on the bill itself.
THE PREVIOUS QUESTION →This ended debate on the rule and blocked changes to it. It was not a vote on the bill itself.
THE PREVIOUS QUESTION →What the House was voting on
The House voted whether to end debate on H.Res. 1345, the rule for considering H.R. 8312, H.R. 8464, H. Res. 1335, and S. 2, and vote on the rule. The resolution sets House floor procedures, including debate time and which amendments may be offered, for those measures. The motion passed by 1 vote, with 214 yes votes against the 213 needed.
End debate on H.Res. 1345, the rule for these measures, and vote on it now.
Keep debate on H.Res. 1345 open so a change to the rule can be offered.
Creates Treasury fraud-prevention tools, data-sharing arrangements and a permanent inspector general to oversee federal funds.
Passed the House 240–181 on June 10, 2026. Now waiting in the Senate, 178 days after it was introduced.
- TIES
- A tie fails in the House: a majority means more yeas than nays.
213 is a majority of the 425 members voting yes or no. Members voting “present” or absent don’t count.
- TIES
- A tie fails in the House: a majority means more yeas than nays.
A straight party-line voteStraight party line.
Every vote on H.R. 8312, in both chambersEvery vote on H.R. 8312
- JUN 3Reported by Oversight and Government ReformREPORTED23–17
- JUN 9#210THIS VOTEPrevious question on the rule (H.Res. 1345)AGREED TO214–2111 vote to spare over the 213 needed.
- JUN 9#211On the rule (H.Res. 1345)AGREED TO213–211
- JUN 10#218On passagePASSED240–18128 Democrats voted yes
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