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The House voted on a resolution and adopted it, 213–211, with 6 members not voting.
The vote was on whether the House would adopt a resolution. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns, so the resolution’s subject and contents are not described here. The House adopted the resolution with 213 yes votes and 211 no votes; 6 members did not vote.
The House has adopted the resolution. The provided record does not specify further steps.
Why it matters. The vote determined whether the House adopted the resolution; the context does not provide its subject or policy effect.
Who’s affected. House members: Their votes determined whether the resolution was adopted.
Democrats. 210 Democrats voted no and 2 did not vote; the Democratic majority position was no.
Republicans. 212 Republicans voted yes, 1 voted no, and 4 did not vote; the Republican majority position was yes. Thomas Massie of Kentucky voted no.
Jun 4, 2026
The House voted on a resolution and adopted it, 213–211, with 6 members not voting.
This vote determined whether the House would adopt the resolution. Yes votes had to outnumber no votes; members who did not vote were excluded from the threshold.
The House has adopted the resolution. The provided record does not specify further steps.
The vote determined whether the House adopted the resolution; the context does not provide its subject or policy effect.
The Democratic and Republican majority positions were opposed, and the resolution passed by the required threshold. One Republican voted against the Republican majority position.
210 Democrats voted no and 2 did not vote; the Democratic majority position was no.
212 Republicans voted yes, 1 voted no, and 4 did not vote; the Republican majority position was yes. Thomas Massie of Kentucky voted no.
The one independent voted yes.