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The House voted to order the previous question, ending debate on the pending matter and moving it toward a decision. The motion passed, 212–205; this was a procedural vote, not a vote on the bill itself.
The House voted on whether to order the previous question, a procedure that ends debate and moves the pending matter toward a decision. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns. The motion passed, 212–205. That advanced the pending matter procedurally; it did not decide the bill’s substance.
The House can proceed to the pending question. This roll call itself did not decide the bill.
OPEN BILL →Democrats. 204 voted no and 8 did not vote; the Democratic majority position was no.
Republicans. 211 voted yes and 7 did not vote; the Republican majority position was yes.
On Ordering the Previous Question
Sep 1, 2026
The House voted to order the previous question, ending debate on the pending matter and moving it toward a decision.
The motion passed, 212–205; this was a procedural vote, not a vote on the bill itself.