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The House passed the measure, as amended, on a motion to suspend the rules. The vote was 371–33, exceeding the required 270 votes.
The House voted on whether to pass a measure, as amended, using a procedure called suspension of the rules. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns. The motion passed, with 371 voting yes and 33 voting no. That means the House approved the measure, but this vote alone does not make it law.
This roll call records House passage; it does not establish subsequent action in another chamber or by the President.
Why it matters. The vote approved the measure in the House, but its specific policy effects cannot be described because no linked measure details are provided.
Who’s affected. People affected by the measure: The record does not describe the measure’s contents or identify its specific effects.
Democrats. Democrats voted 205 yea, with 9 not voting.
Republicans. Republicans voted 165 yea and 33 nay, with 19 not voting.
Sep 14, 2026
The House passed the measure, as amended, on a motion to suspend the rules.
The vote was 371–33, exceeding the required 270 votes.
Suspension of the rules is a House procedure that allows members to consider and pass a measure through a streamlined process. It requires two-thirds of members voting yes or no; here, 270 votes were needed.
This roll call records House passage; it does not establish subsequent action in another chamber or by the President.
The vote approved the measure in the House, but its specific policy effects cannot be described because no linked measure details are provided.
Both parties’ majority positions were yes, and the measure passed with votes from Democrats, Republicans, and one independent.
Democrats voted 205 yea, with 9 not voting.
Republicans voted 165 yea and 33 nay, with 19 not voting.
The one independent voted yea.