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The House passed the bill, 215–211. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns, so its subject is not available here.
The House voted on whether to pass a bill. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns, so the bill’s subject and provisions are not available here. The bill passed, with 215 yes votes and 211 no votes. A yes vote was needed from 214 of the 426 members voting yes or no.
The House has passed the bill. This vote alone does not enact it, and the linked measure’s status and subsequent steps are not available in this context.
Democrats. All 210 Democrats who voted opposed the bill; 2 did not vote.
Republicans. Republicans voted 215–1 in favor, with 3 not voting; Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania voted against his party’s majority position.
Sep 3, 2025
The House passed the bill, 215–211.
ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns, so its subject is not available here.
A passage vote asks whether the House approves a bill. Passing it in the House does not by itself make it law.
The House has passed the bill. This vote alone does not enact it, and the linked measure’s status and subsequent steps are not available in this context.
The vote was party-line by the provided classification: Republicans mostly voted yes and Democrats voted no. One Republican, Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania, voted no.
All 210 Democrats who voted opposed the bill; 2 did not vote.
Republicans voted 215–1 in favor, with 3 not voting; Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania voted against his party’s majority position.







































