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The House passed the measure, as amended, on a motion to suspend the rules. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns.
The House voted on a motion to suspend its rules and pass a measure in amended form. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns, so its subject and contents are not identified here. The motion passed, with 381 voting yes and 31 voting no. This means the measure passed the House, but a vote in one chamber does not by itself make a measure law.
The House vote is complete. The context does not identify the measure or its status in any further steps.
Why it matters. The measure cleared the House, but its policy effects cannot be described because it has not been linked to this roll call. Passage in the House alone does not make it law.
Who’s affected. The House: The chamber passed the measure as amended. · People or organizations covered by the measure: The measure’s subject and potential effects are not identified in the provided context.
Democrats. All 205 Democrats who voted cast yes votes; 7 did not vote.
Republicans. Republicans voted 176 yes and 31 no; 11 did not vote. The listed Republicans who voted against their party’s majority position were Aaron Bean, Abraham Hamadeh, Andy Biggs, Barry Moore, Ben Cline, Brad Knott, Chip Roy and Clay Higgins.
Jul 23, 2025
The House passed the measure, as amended, on a motion to suspend the rules.
ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns.
Suspending the rules lets the House consider and pass a measure through a process that requires a two-thirds vote of members voting yes or no. This motion needed 275 of 412 votes; it received 381 yes votes.
The House vote is complete. The context does not identify the measure or its status in any further steps.
The measure cleared the House, but its policy effects cannot be described because it has not been linked to this roll call. Passage in the House alone does not make it law.
Both parties’ majority positions were yes, and the motion passed with broad support from Democrats and Republicans.
All 205 Democrats who voted cast yes votes; 7 did not vote.
Republicans voted 176 yes and 31 no; 11 did not vote. The listed Republicans who voted against their party’s majority position were Aaron Bean, Abraham Hamadeh, Andy Biggs, Barry Moore, Ben Cline, Brad Knott, Chip Roy and Clay Higgins.