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The House rejected an amendment. It received 208 yes votes and 219 no votes, falling short of the 214 yes votes needed.
The House voted on whether to adopt an amendment, which would change the text of a bill being considered. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns. The amendment failed and was not added to the bill. This vote did not pass or reject the bill itself.
The bill still needs a separate passage vote. This result does not determine how that vote will turn out.
OPEN AMENDMENT →Democrats. Two Democrats voted yes and 210 voted no; Henry Cuellar of Texas and Vicente Gonzalez of Texas voted against their party’s majority position.
Republicans. 206 Republicans voted yes and eight voted no; Andy Harris of Maryland, Brett Guthrie of Kentucky, Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania, Chuck Edwards of North Carolina, Dan Crenshaw of Texas, and James Moylan of Guam voted against their party’s majority position.
On Agreeing to the Amendment
Jul 21, 2026
The House rejected an amendment.
It received 208 yes votes and 219 no votes, falling short of the 214 yes votes needed.
The House needed more yes votes than no votes to adopt the amendment. Members who did not vote were not included in that calculation.
The bill still needs a separate passage vote. This result does not determine how that vote will turn out.
Most Republicans voted yes and most Democrats voted no, matching their parties’ majority positions. The party majority positions differed, although some members voted against their party’s majority.
Two Democrats voted yes and 210 voted no; Henry Cuellar of Texas and Vicente Gonzalez of Texas voted against their party’s majority position.
206 Republicans voted yes and eight voted no; Andy Harris of Maryland, Brett Guthrie of Kentucky, Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania, Chuck Edwards of North Carolina, Dan Crenshaw of Texas, and James Moylan of Guam voted against their party’s majority position.
One independent voted no.