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The House passed a motion to suspend the rules and agree. It received 280 yes votes, exceeding the required 262.
The House voted on a motion to suspend its rules and agree to an underlying measure. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to that measure, so its subject and terms are not provided. The motion passed with 280 yes votes and 113 no votes. That was 18 votes more than the 262 needed.
The motion passed. The supplied record does not identify the linked measure or its later status, so no further step can be stated.
Democrats. Democrats voted 75 yea and 113 nay; eight members listed in the record voted yes against their party's majority position.
Republicans. Republicans voted 205 yea; their majority position was yes.
Jun 9, 2025
The House passed a motion to suspend the rules and agree.
It received 280 yes votes, exceeding the required 262.
Suspending the rules lets the House consider and agree to a measure through a faster process than its usual procedures. It requires two-thirds of members voting yes or no; members voting present are not included in that count.
The motion passed. The supplied record does not identify the linked measure or its later status, so no further step can be stated.
Republicans mostly voted yes and Democrats mostly voted no, but 75 Democrats voted yes. The motion passed by 18 votes over the required threshold.
Democrats voted 75 yea and 113 nay; eight members listed in the record voted yes against their party's majority position.
Republicans voted 205 yea; their majority position was yes.