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The House passed the motion to order the previous question, 214–211. This was a procedural vote, not a vote on the bill itself.
The House voted on whether to order the previous question, a procedural step that ends debate and moves the House toward a vote on the pending question. It concerns how debate proceeds, not the bill’s substance. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns. The motion passed by 214–211, allowing the House to move forward in its consideration. The vote did not pass or reject the underlying bill.
The House proceeds to the next step on the pending question. This vote alone does not determine the bill’s final outcome.
Democrats. The Democratic majority position was no; 211 Democrats voted no and one did not vote.
Republicans. The Republican majority position was yes; 213 Republicans voted yes and four did not vote.
The House passed the motion to order the previous question, 214–211.
This was a procedural vote, not a vote on the bill itself.
Ordering the previous question ends debate on the pending question and moves the House toward a vote. This vote was about procedure, not final passage of a bill.
The House proceeds to the next step on the pending question. This vote alone does not determine the bill’s final outcome.
The vote followed party majority positions: Republicans voted yes and Democrats voted no. The independent voted yes.
The Democratic majority position was no; 211 Democrats voted no and one did not vote.
The Republican majority position was yes; 213 Republicans voted yes and four did not vote.
One independent voted yes.