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The House passed the bill, with 237 votes in favor and 169 opposed. ChamberLight has not linked this roll call to a specific bill.
The House voted on whether to pass a bill. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns, so its subject and provisions are not available here. The House passed it, 237 to 169. That result means the bill passed the House, but this vote alone does not make it law.
The bill must also pass the Senate and be presented to the President before it can become law.
Democrats. Democrats voted 33 yea and 167 nay, with 14 not voting; their majority position was no.
Republicans. Republicans voted 203 yea and 2 nay, with 13 not voting; their majority position was yes.
Sep 3, 2026
The House passed the bill, with 237 votes in favor and 169 opposed.
ChamberLight has not linked this roll call to a specific bill.
This was a House vote on final passage of a bill. The threshold was 204 yes votes among the 406 members who voted yes or no; members not voting did not count toward it.
The bill must also pass the Senate and be presented to the President before it can become law.
Republicans largely voted yes, while Democrats largely voted no; the vote was not strictly along party lines.
Democrats voted 33 yea and 167 nay, with 14 not voting; their majority position was no.
Republicans voted 203 yea and 2 nay, with 13 not voting; their majority position was yes.
The one independent voted yea.