This was a procedural vote about whether to send the pending matter back to committee, not a vote to pass or reject the matter itself. Since January 2021, a motion to recommit can no longer include amendment instructions, so it is mainly procedural.

This vote did not resolve the underlying measure. The context does not provide its later status or next step.

The vote determined whether the pending matter would be sent back to committee; it did not decide the measure’s substance.

• House members
  The failed motion left the matter before the House rather than returning it to committee.
• People affected by the underlying measure
  This vote did not determine whether the measure’s provisions would be adopted.

The vote followed party majority positions: Democrats voted yes, while Republicans mostly voted no. Republican Ronny Jackson of Texas voted yes, against his party’s majority position.

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  Ronny JacksonTexas-13

  Voted YES against party majority— The only Republican member who voted yes while most Republicans voted no.

• DDonald NorcrossNew Jersey-1— One of 20 members not voting; the result was decided by 5 votes.
• DJake AuchinclossMassachusetts-4— One of 20 members not voting; the result was decided by 5 votes.
• DJimmy GomezCalifornia-34— One of 20 members not voting; the result was decided by 5 votes.
• DJosh GottheimerNew Jersey-5— One of 20 members not voting; the result was decided by 5 votes.
• DMikie SherrillNew Jersey-11— One of 20 members not voting; the result was decided by 5 votes.
• DRashida TlaibMichigan-12— One of 20 members not voting; the result was decided by 5 votes.