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The House passed a motion to suspend its rules and concur with the Senate action described in the question, 358–32, with 41 not voting. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns.
The House voted on a motion to suspend its rules and concur with Senate action. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns. The House approved the motion, with 358 voting yes and 32 voting no. That means the House agreed to the Senate action described in the question.
The House's action on this motion is complete. The provided record does not establish any further step for the underlying measure.
Why it matters. The vote records the House's agreement with the Senate action stated in the question, but the underlying measure's policy effects cannot be described from the available information.
Who’s affected. House: The House approved the motion to suspend its rules and concur with the Senate action.
Democrats. 191 Democrats voted yes, and 21 did not vote.
Republicans. 166 Republicans voted yes, 32 voted no, and 20 did not vote.
Jun 23, 2026
The House passed a motion to suspend its rules and concur with the Senate action described in the question, 358–32, with 41 not voting.
ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns.
Suspending the rules is an expedited way for the House to consider and act on a measure. It requires two-thirds of members voting yes or no; this vote needed 260 of 390 votes and passed by 98.
The House's action on this motion is complete. The provided record does not establish any further step for the underlying measure.
The vote records the House's agreement with the Senate action stated in the question, but the underlying measure's policy effects cannot be described from the available information.
Both Democratic and Republican majorities voted yes, so this was a bipartisan majority rather than a party-line vote. Republicans cast all 32 no votes; 41 members did not vote.
191 Democrats voted yes, and 21 did not vote.
166 Republicans voted yes, 32 voted no, and 20 did not vote.
One independent voted yes.