This was a vote on whether the House would adopt the resolution. Adoption means the House agreed to it.

The House’s vote to adopt the resolution is complete. The context does not identify any further steps.

The vote followed party lines: Democrats’ majority position was no, and Republicans’ majority position was yes. The independent voted yes.

• DAngie CraigMinnesota-2— One of 15 members not voting; the result met the threshold exactly.
• DBennie ThompsonMississippi-2— One of 15 members not voting; the result met the threshold exactly.
• DJonathan JacksonIllinois-1— One of 15 members not voting; the result met the threshold exactly.
• DJulie JohnsonTexas-32— One of 15 members not voting; the result met the threshold exactly.
• DRichard NealMassachusetts-1— One of 15 members not voting; the result met the threshold exactly.
• RAnna LunaFlorida-13— One of 15 members not voting; the result met the threshold exactly.
• RCarol MillerWest Virginia-1— One of 15 members not voting; the result met the threshold exactly.
• RChip RoyTexas-21— One of 15 members not voting; the result met the threshold exactly.

Simple resolution

A resolution affecting only one chamber (H.Res. or S.Res.). Adopted by simple majority. Does not go to the other chamber or the President. Used for internal rules, sense-of-chamber statements, and ceremonial measures.