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The House voted to order the previous question, and the motion passed 215–210. This was a procedural vote, not a vote on passing the bill.
The House voted on whether to order the previous question—a step concerning debate on the matter before it. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns. The motion passed, with 215 voting yes and 210 voting no; 5 members did not vote. The result did not pass the bill itself.
The House can proceed to a vote on the pending matter; this roll call did not decide whether the bill passes.
Democrats. Democrats voted 210 nay, with 2 not voting; the party majority position was no.
Republicans. Republicans voted 214 yea, with 3 not voting; the party majority position was yes.
The House voted to order the previous question, and the motion passed 215–210.
This was a procedural vote, not a vote on passing the bill.
Ordering the previous question ends debate on the pending matter and moves the House toward a vote on it. This vote was not itself a vote on the bill.
The House can proceed to a vote on the pending matter; this roll call did not decide whether the bill passes.
The vote followed party majority positions: Republicans supported the motion, while Democrats opposed it. The one voting Independent voted yes.
Democrats voted 210 nay, with 2 not voting; the party majority position was no.
Republicans voted 214 yea, with 3 not voting; the party majority position was yes.
The one Independent voted yea.