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The House passed a motion to suspend its rules and agree to an unspecified measure, with 400 yes votes and no votes against.
The House voted on a motion to suspend its rules and agree to a measure. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns, so the measure’s subject is not available here. The motion passed: 400 members voted yes and none voted no. The House therefore agreed to the measure through this motion.
The House agreed to the motion. ChamberLight has not linked the measure or provided its later status, so no further step can be stated.
Why it matters. The House cleared the required two-thirds threshold to agree to the measure. Its specific real-world effects cannot be described because the measure has not been linked to this vote.
Who’s affected. House members: The vote determined whether the House would suspend its rules and agree to the measure.
Democrats. The Democratic majority position was yes; 194 Democrats voted yes, 17 did not vote, and Rashida Tlaib (Michigan-12) voted present.
Republicans. The Republican majority position was yes; 206 Republicans voted yes, 13 did not vote, and Marjorie Greene (Georgia-14) voted present.
Jun 9, 2025
The House passed a motion to suspend its rules and agree to an unspecified measure, with 400 yes votes and no votes against.
A motion to suspend the rules lets the House consider and agree to a measure through an expedited process. It requires two-thirds of members voting yes or no; this time, 267 of 400 votes were needed.
The House agreed to the motion. ChamberLight has not linked the measure or provided its later status, so no further step can be stated.
The House cleared the required two-thirds threshold to agree to the measure. Its specific real-world effects cannot be described because the measure has not been linked to this vote.
Both party majorities supported the motion: 206 Republicans and 194 Democrats voted yes, with no votes against. Rashida Tlaib (Democratic, Michigan-12) and Marjorie Greene (Republican, Georgia-14) voted present.
The Democratic majority position was yes; 194 Democrats voted yes, 17 did not vote, and Rashida Tlaib (Michigan-12) voted present.
The Republican majority position was yes; 206 Republicans voted yes, 13 did not vote, and Marjorie Greene (Georgia-14) voted present.