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The House agreed to an amendment. The amendment changes the bill 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 amendment it concerns, so the record provided does not describe what the amendment would change. The amendment was agreed to, by 221 votes to 210. That changes the bill’s text; the bill still needs a separate vote on passage.
The bill still needs a separate passage vote in the House.
OPEN AMENDMENT →Why it matters. Adopting the amendment changes the bill’s text, but does not decide whether the House passes the bill.
Who’s affected. House members: They will consider the amended bill in a separate passage vote.
Democrats. The Democratic majority position was no; Donald Davis of North Carolina, Henry Cuellar of Texas, and Marie Perez of Washington voted yes.
Republicans. The Republican majority position was yes, and 217 Republicans voted yes.
On Agreeing to the Amendment
Jul 22, 2026
The House agreed to an amendment.
The amendment changes the bill under consideration, but this vote did not pass the bill.
The House voted on whether to add the amendment to the bill’s text. A simple majority of members voting yes or no was required; this vote was not the separate vote to pass the bill.
The bill still needs a separate passage vote in the House.
Adopting the amendment changes the bill’s text, but does not decide whether the House passes the bill.
Republican members voted 217–0 in favor, with 3 not voting. Democratic members voted 210–3 against, with 2 not voting; the one Independent voted yes.
The Democratic majority position was no; Donald Davis of North Carolina, Henry Cuellar of Texas, and Marie Perez of Washington voted yes.
The Republican majority position was yes, and 217 Republicans voted yes.
The one Independent voted yes.







































