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The House agreed to the amendment, as modified, 233–194. This changes the bill’s text but does not pass the bill itself.
The House voted on whether to add the amendment, as modified, to the bill under consideration. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the amendment, so its specific changes cannot be described. The amendment was agreed to, changing the text being considered. The bill still needs a separate vote on passage.
The bill still needs a separate passage vote in the House.
Why it matters. The vote changed the bill’s text, which can affect what the House considers in a later passage vote. The specific policy effect of this amendment is not available because it has not been linked here.
Who’s affected. The bill under consideration: Its text was changed by the adopted amendment; the bill still requires a separate passage vote.
Democrats. 213 Democrats voted yes; 2 did not vote.
Republicans. 19 Republicans voted yes, 194 voted no, and 6 did not vote; the Republican majority position was no. Andrew Garbarino of New York, Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania, Christopher Smith of New Jersey, Chuck Edwards of North Carolina, Daniel Webster of Florida, Derrick Van Orden of Wisconsin, Don Bacon of Nebraska, and Gregory Murphy of North Carolina voted yes.
Apr 30, 2026
The House agreed to the amendment, as modified, 233–194.
This changes the bill’s text but does not pass the bill itself.
This vote decided whether to add the amendment, as modified, to the bill. Agreeing to an amendment does not itself pass the bill.
The bill still needs a separate passage vote in the House.
The vote changed the bill’s text, which can affect what the House considers in a later passage vote. The specific policy effect of this amendment is not available because it has not been linked here.
Most Democrats voted yes and most Republicans voted no, matching their parties’ majority positions. Nineteen Republicans voted yes, including eight listed as voting against their party’s majority position.
213 Democrats voted yes; 2 did not vote.
19 Republicans voted yes, 194 voted no, and 6 did not vote; the Republican majority position was no. Andrew Garbarino of New York, Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania, Christopher Smith of New Jersey, Chuck Edwards of North Carolina, Daniel Webster of Florida, Derrick Van Orden of Wisconsin, Don Bacon of Nebraska, and Gregory Murphy of North Carolina voted yes.
One Independent voted yes.