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The House agreed to the amendment. The amendment changed the bill text under consideration, but this vote did not pass the bill.
The House voted on an amendment to a bill. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns, so the amendment’s specific change is not available here. The amendment was agreed to, changing the bill text under consideration. The bill still needs a separate vote on passage.
The bill still needs a separate passage vote. No linked measure status is available here.
Why it matters. Adopting the amendment changes the bill text under consideration, though the amendment’s specific effect cannot be described from the available information. The bill still requires a separate passage vote.
Who’s affected. The bill under consideration: Its text was changed by the adopted amendment; the specific change is not available here. · House members: They will need a separate vote to pass or reject the bill.
Democrats. Eight Democrats voted yea, 205 voted nay, and two did not vote; the party’s majority position was no.
Republicans. 206 Republicans voted yea, eight voted nay, and six did not vote; the party’s majority position was yes.
The House agreed to the amendment.
The amendment changed the bill text under consideration, but this vote did not pass the bill.
An amendment vote decides whether a proposed change becomes part of the bill text being considered. It is not a vote to pass or reject the bill itself.
The bill still needs a separate passage vote. No linked measure status is available here.
Adopting the amendment changes the bill text under consideration, though the amendment’s specific effect cannot be described from the available information. The bill still requires a separate passage vote.
The Democratic majority position was no, and the Republican majority position was yes. Eight Democrats voted yes and eight Republicans voted no, contrary to their party’s majority position; the one independent voted yes.
Eight Democrats voted yea, 205 voted nay, and two did not vote; the party’s majority position was no.
206 Republicans voted yea, eight voted nay, and six did not vote; the party’s majority position was yes.
The one independent voted yea.