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U.S. House · recorded vote · Jun 23, 2026

Housing for the 21st Century Act

On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Concur in Senate Adt to House Adt to Senate Adt · Passed

358Yea
32Nay
41Not voting
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How every member voted

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MemberPartyStateVote
Chip RoyRTXNay
Paul A. GosarRAZNot voting
Salud O. CarbajalDCANot voting
Adam GrayDCANot voting
Jahana HayesDCTNot voting
Vern BuchananRFLNot voting
Neal P. DunnRFLNot voting
Frederica S. WilsonDFLNot voting
Marlin A. StutzmanRINNot voting
Seth MoultonDMANot voting
Kweisi MfumeDMDNot voting
Jared F. GoldenDMENot voting
John JamesRMINot voting
Thomas H. Kean, Jr.RNJNot voting
LaMonica McIverDNJNot voting
Yvette D. ClarkeDNYNot voting
Adriano EspaillatDNYNot voting
Daniel S. GoldmanDNYNot voting
Gregory W. MeeksDNYNot voting
Grace MengDNYNot voting
Joseph D. MorelleDNYNot voting
Jerrold NadlerDNYNot voting
Patrick RyanDNYNot voting
Ritchie TorresDNYNot voting
Nydia M. VelázquezDNYNot voting
Josh BrecheenROKNot voting
Brendan F. BoyleDPANot voting
Lloyd SmuckerRPANot voting
Glenn ThompsonRPANot voting
Nancy MaceRSCNot voting
Joe WilsonRSCNot voting
Andrew OglesRTNNot voting
John W. RoseRTNNot voting
John R. CarterRTXNot voting
Dan CrenshawRTXNot voting
Michael T. McCaulRTXNot voting
Randy K. Weber, Sr.RTXNot voting
Michael BaumgartnerRWANot voting
Thomas P. TiffanyRWINot voting
Ami BeraDCAYea
Judy ChuDCAYea
Jim CostaDCAYea
Ro KhannaDCAYea
Young KimRCAYea
Ted LieuDCAYea
Dave MinDCAYea
Raul RuizDCAYea
Jeff HurdRCOYea
Ed CaseDHIYea
Mike BostRILYea
Ron EstesRKSYea
Andy BarrRKYYea
Tom EmmerRMNYea
Tim MooreRNCYea
Don BaconRNEYea
Susie LeeDNVYea
Tom ColeROKYea
Gabe AmoDRIYea
Al GreenDTXYea
Ben ClineRVAYea
Tony WiedRWIYea
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