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The House passed the bill, 216–211, with six members not voting. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the bill it concerns.
The House voted on whether to pass a bill. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the bill it concerns, so its subject and provisions are not available here. The bill passed, with 216 yes votes and 211 no votes. Passing it in the House does not by itself make it law.
The House passed the bill, but this vote alone does not make it law. The bill’s next step depends on its status in the legislative process.
Democrats. Democrats voted 3 yea and 210 nay, with 1 not voting.
Republicans. Republicans voted 212 yea and 1 nay, with 5 not voting.
Sep 15, 2026
The House passed the bill, 216–211, with six members not voting.
ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the bill it concerns.
A passage vote asks whether the chamber approves a bill. This House vote required more yes than no votes among members voting yes or no.
The House passed the bill, but this vote alone does not make it law. The bill’s next step depends on its status in the legislative process.
Most Democrats voted no and most Republicans voted yes, matching their parties’ majority positions. Donald Davis, Henry Cuellar and Vicente Gonzalez, all Democrats from North Carolina or Texas, voted yes; Brian Fitzpatrick, a Republican from Pennsylvania, voted no.
Democrats voted 3 yea and 210 nay, with 1 not voting.
Republicans voted 212 yea and 1 nay, with 5 not voting.
The one independent voted yea.