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U.S. House · recorded vote · Jun 10, 2026

No Aid for Ghost Students Act

On Passage · Passed

249Yea
172Nay
10Not voting
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How every member voted

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MemberPartyStateVote
Ami BeraDCANay
Judy ChuDCANay
Ro KhannaDCANay
Ted LieuDCANay
Dave MinDCANay
Raul RuizDCANay
Ed CaseDHINay
Gabe AmoDRINay
Al GreenDTXNay
Anna Paulina LunaRFLNot voting
Seth MoultonDMANot voting
Thomas H. Kean, Jr.RNJNot voting
Michael A. RulliROHNot voting
Nancy MaceRSCNot voting
Ralph NormanRSCNot voting
Steve CohenDTNNot voting
Vicente GonzalezDTXNot voting
Jim CostaDCAYea
Adam GrayDCAYea
Young KimRCAYea
Jeff HurdRCOYea
Mike BostRILYea
Ron EstesRKSYea
Andy BarrRKYYea
Tom EmmerRMNYea
Tim MooreRNCYea
Don BaconRNEYea
Susie LeeDNVYea
Tom ColeROKYea
Chip RoyRTXYea
Ben ClineRVAYea
Tony WiedRWIYea
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