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The House passed the measure before it by a vote of 218–203, with 9 members not voting. The record does not identify the measure by title or number.
The House voted on whether to pass the measure before it. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns. The vote passed, 218–203. That was 7 votes above the 211 needed among members voting yes or no.
The House's passage is recorded; the supplied roll-call information does not state a later status for the measure.
Democrats. Democrats voted 95 yea and 113 nay, with 4 not voting; their majority position was split.
Republicans. Republicans voted 122 yea and 90 nay, with 5 not voting; their majority position was yes.
May 13, 2026
The House passed the measure before it by a vote of 218–203, with 9 members not voting.
The record does not identify the measure by title or number.
A passage vote asks whether the chamber approves a measure. A House passage vote alone does not make a bill law.
The House's passage is recorded; the supplied roll-call information does not state a later status for the measure.
Republicans' majority position was yes, while Democrats were split. The overall vote was not along party lines.
Democrats voted 95 yea and 113 nay, with 4 not voting; their majority position was split.
Republicans voted 122 yea and 90 nay, with 5 not voting; their majority position was yes.
The one independent voted yea.