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The House passed the measure, 401–14, under a motion to suspend the rules. Eighteen members did not vote.
The House voted on whether to pass a measure using a process that requires a two-thirds majority. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns. The House approved the measure, with 401 voting yes and 14 voting no. This vote records House approval, not enactment of a bill into law.
The House action on this vote is complete. The supplied record does not include a linked measure or its later status.
Why it matters. The House approved the measure by a large margin, but its policy subject and specific effects cannot be described because the measure is not linked in the record.
Who’s affected. House members: Their vote approved the measure in this chamber.
Democrats. The Democratic majority position was yes; 209 Democrats voted yes and 5 did not vote.
Republicans. The Republican majority position was yes; 191 Republicans voted yes, while 14 voted no and 13 did not vote. Andrew Clyde of Georgia, Andy Harris of Maryland, Chip Roy and Keith Self of Texas, Clay Higgins of Louisiana, Elijah Crane of Arizona, Josh Brecheen of Oklahoma, and Mary Miller of Illinois voted no.
Sep 16, 2026
The House passed the measure, 401–14, under a motion to suspend the rules.
Eighteen members did not vote.
A motion to suspend the rules lets the House consider and pass a measure through an expedited process. It requires two-thirds of members voting yes or no; in this vote, that was 277 of 415.
The House action on this vote is complete. The supplied record does not include a linked measure or its later status.
The House approved the measure by a large margin, but its policy subject and specific effects cannot be described because the measure is not linked in the record.
Both Democratic and Republican majorities voted yes. Democrats recorded 209 yes votes; Republicans recorded 191 yes and 14 no votes.
The Democratic majority position was yes; 209 Democrats voted yes and 5 did not vote.
The Republican majority position was yes; 191 Republicans voted yes, while 14 voted no and 13 did not vote. Andrew Clyde of Georgia, Andy Harris of Maryland, Chip Roy and Keith Self of Texas, Clay Higgins of Louisiana, Elijah Crane of Arizona, Josh Brecheen of Oklahoma, and Mary Miller of Illinois voted no.
The one Independent voted yes.