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The House passed a motion to concur in the Senate amendments. The motion passed, 262–159, with 12 members not voting.
The House voted on whether to accept amendments made by the Senate to a measure. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns. The motion passed, so the House agreed to the Senate amendments.
The House has agreed to the Senate amendments. The record provided does not identify the linked measure’s status or any further step.
Democrats. 58 voted yes, 152 voted no, and 4 did not vote; the Democratic majority position was no.
Republicans. 203 voted yes, 7 voted no, and 8 did not vote; the Republican majority position was yes.
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The House passed a motion to concur in the Senate amendments.
The motion passed, 262–159, with 12 members not voting.
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A motion to concur asks the House to agree to changes made by the Senate. This vote was about accepting those changes, rather than directly deciding the measure’s underlying policy.
The House has agreed to the Senate amendments. The record provided does not identify the linked measure’s status or any further step.
The motion passed with more yes votes than no votes, and the Republican majority position was yes while the Democratic majority position was no. Eight Democrats listed as voting against their party’s majority position voted yes.
58 voted yes, 152 voted no, and 4 did not vote; the Democratic majority position was no.
203 voted yes, 7 voted no, and 8 did not vote; the Republican majority position was yes.
One independent voted yes.
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