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119th Congress · measure with recorded vote

H R 7567

Farm, Food, and National Security Act

Official floor record

11 recorded votes linked to H R 7567

The chronology comes from official House and Senate roll calls. It does not claim to show committee actions, voice votes, sponsorship changes, or the complete legislative history.

U.S. House · Roll call 152

H R 7567

On Agreeing to the Amendment · Agreed to

215 Yea213 Nay8 Not voting
U.S. House · Roll call 151

H R 7567

On Agreeing to the Amendment · Failed

186 Yea238 Nay11 Not voting
U.S. House · Roll call 150

H R 7567

On Agreeing to the Amendment, as Modified · Agreed to

233 Yea194 Nay8 Not voting
U.S. House · Roll call 149

H R 7567

On Agreeing to the Amendment · Failed

187 Yea239 Nay10 Not voting
U.S. House · Roll call 148

H R 7567

On Agreeing to the Amendment · Agreed to

280 Yea142 Nay13 Not voting
U.S. House · Roll call 147

H R 7567

On Agreeing to the Amendment · Failed

69 Yea355 Nay11 Not voting
U.S. House · Roll call 146

H R 7567

On Agreeing to the Amendment · Agreed to

416 Yea8 Nay11 Not voting
U.S. House · Roll call 145

H R 7567

On Agreeing to the Amendment · Agreed to

384 Yea35 Nay17 Not voting
U.S. House · Roll call 144

H R 7567

On Agreeing to the Amendment · Failed

210 Yea216 Nay9 Not voting
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