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The House passed a measure, as amended, under a motion to suspend the rules. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns.
The House voted on whether to suspend its usual rules and pass a measure after amendments. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns, so its subject and provisions are not available here. The motion passed, with 414 voting yes and 7 voting no. This means the measure passed the House in its amended form.
The measure passed the House. The provided record does not identify the measure or give its subsequent status.
Why it matters. The measure passed the House, but its policy effects cannot be described because the record does not link this vote to the measure.
Who’s affected. People affected by the measure: Cannot be identified from the provided record because the measure's subject and provisions are not available.
Democrats. Democrats voted 210 yes, with 4 not voting.
Republicans. Republicans voted 203 yes, 7 no, and 8 not voting; Andy Harris of Maryland, Chip Roy of Texas, Eric Burlison of Missouri, Josh Brecheen of Oklahoma, Keith Self and Michael Cloud of Texas, and Ralph Norman of South Carolina voted no.
Sep 15, 2026
The House passed a measure, as amended, under a motion to suspend the rules.
ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns.
A motion to suspend the rules uses a faster House process for considering and passing a measure. It requires two-thirds of members voting yes or no; in this vote, that was 281 of 421.
The measure passed the House. The provided record does not identify the measure or give its subsequent status.
The measure passed the House, but its policy effects cannot be described because the record does not link this vote to the measure.
Both party majorities voted yes. All seven no votes came from Republicans.
Democrats voted 210 yes, with 4 not voting.
Republicans voted 203 yes, 7 no, and 8 not voting; Andy Harris of Maryland, Chip Roy of Texas, Eric Burlison of Missouri, Josh Brecheen of Oklahoma, Keith Self and Michael Cloud of Texas, and Ralph Norman of South Carolina voted no.
The one Independent voted yes.