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The House voted on an amendment, but ChamberLight has not linked this roll call to the amendment or the bill it concerned. The amendment failed, 65–359.
The House considered an amendment that could have changed the text of a bill. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns. The amendment failed, so it was not added to the bill. This vote did not pass or reject the bill itself.
The bill still needs a separate passage vote; this amendment vote did not pass or reject it.
OPEN AMENDMENT →Democrats. Democrats voted 6 yea and 206 nay; the party’s majority position was no.
Republicans. Republicans voted 59 yea and 152 nay; the party’s majority position was no.
On Agreeing to the Amendment
Jul 21, 2026
The House voted on an amendment, but ChamberLight has not linked this roll call to the amendment or the bill it concerned.
The amendment failed, 65–359.
This was a vote on whether to adopt an amendment, not a vote on whether to pass the bill. It needed more yes votes than no votes; 213 of the 424 members voting yes or no were needed.
The bill still needs a separate passage vote; this amendment vote did not pass or reject it.
Both parties’ majority positions were no, and the amendment failed. Members of both parties also voted yes.
Democrats voted 6 yea and 206 nay; the party’s majority position was no.
Republicans voted 59 yea and 152 nay; the party’s majority position was no.
One independent voted nay.