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H.R.21 Strategic Production Response Act

118th Congress
ClimateClimate legislation, fossil fuel subsidies, environmental regulation, and the transition to clean energy.
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Strategic petroleum production expansion. Expanded fossil fuel production on public lands contradicts Paris Agreement commitments and scientific consensus on emission reduction.

42 U.S.C. § 6241 (Energy Policy and Conservation Act)

Campaign money in context · Climate

Strong skew

183 of 184 members who voted yes received money from Fossil Fuel PACs / Environment & Climate — $24.1M total, ~2.9× the per-member average of those who voted no.

Average PAC $ / member
Voted No $45K
Voted Yes $131K
% with Fossil Fuel PACs / Environment & Climate funding
Voted No 99%
Voted Yes 99%

Correlation, not causation. The table names each member's top donor committee, not just a category total. Disclosed stock trades are reported transactions, not current holdings. Sort or filter the table below to read the record yourself.

Bill activity

Introduced Jan 9, 2023 by Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA) with 22 original cosponsors. 40 cosponsors as of Jan 25, 2023. Passed the House Jan 27, 2023, 221-205.

  • Reached the House floor under H.Res.5, the resolution adopting the House rules for the 118th Congress, which also set the terms for considering this bill.
  1. IntroducedJan 9, 2023
  2. Passed HouseJan 27, 2023
  3. Passed Senate 
  4. To President 
  5. Became Law 

Latest action Jan 30, 2023: Received in the Senate and Read twice and referred to the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.

Cosponsors during the cosponsorship window

118th Congress (Jan 2023 to Jan 2025)

Jan 16, 2023Jan 23Jan 9, 2023Jan 26, 2023 (closed)22 originalBill Johnson (R-OH-6). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Brett Guthrie (R-KY-2). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Clay Higgins (R-LA-3). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Dan Crenshaw (R-TX-2). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Greg Pence (R-IN-6). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Gus M. Bilirakis (R-FL-12). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Guy Reschenthaler (R-PA-14). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Jeff Duncan (R-SC-3). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.John Joyce (R-PA-13). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.John R. Curtis (R-UT-3). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Kelly Armstrong (R-ND). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Larry Bucshon (R-IN-8). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Lori Chavez-DeRemer (R-OR-5). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Michael C. Burgess (R-TX-26). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Neal P. Dunn (R-FL-2). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Nicholas A. Langworthy (R-NY-23). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Richard Hudson (R-NC-9). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Robert E. Latta (R-OH-5). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Robert J. Wittman (R-VA-1). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Scott Fitzgerald (R-WI-5). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Thomas H. Kean (R-NJ-7). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Tim Walberg (R-MI-5). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Ben Cline (R-VA-6). Cosponsored Jan 10, 2023, 1 day after introduction.Don Bacon (R-NE-2). Cosponsored Jan 10, 2023, 1 day after introduction.Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA-14). Cosponsored Jan 10, 2023, 1 day after introduction.Nicole Malliotakis (R-NY-11). Cosponsored Jan 10, 2023, 1 day after introduction.Chuck Edwards (R-NC-11). Cosponsored Jan 11, 2023, 2 days after introduction.Darrell E. Issa (R-CA-48). Cosponsored Jan 11, 2023, 2 days after introduction.Earl L. "Buddy" Carter (R-GA-1). Cosponsored Jan 11, 2023, 2 days after introduction.Jake Ellzey (R-TX-6). Cosponsored Jan 11, 2023, 2 days after introduction.Troy Balderson (R-OH-12). Cosponsored Jan 11, 2023, 2 days after introduction.Ashley Hinson (R-IA-2). Cosponsored Jan 24, 2023, 15 days after introduction.Derrick Van Orden (R-WI-3). Cosponsored Jan 24, 2023, 15 days after introduction.Lauren Boebert (R-CO-3). Cosponsored Jan 24, 2023, 15 days after introduction.Pete Stauber (R-MN-8). Cosponsored Jan 24, 2023, 15 days after introduction.Randy K. Weber Sr. (R-TX-14). Cosponsored Jan 24, 2023, 15 days after introduction.Steve Womack (R-AR-3). Cosponsored Jan 24, 2023, 15 days after introduction.Kat Cammack (R-FL-3). Cosponsored Jan 25, 2023, 16 days after introduction.Kay Granger (R-TX-12). Cosponsored Jan 25, 2023, 16 days after introduction.Pete Sessions (R-TX-17). Cosponsored Jan 25, 2023, 16 days after introduction. Jan 16, 2023Jan 23Jan 9, 2023Jan 26, 2023 (closed)22 originalBill Johnson (R-OH-6). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Brett Guthrie (R-KY-2). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Clay Higgins (R-LA-3). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Dan Crenshaw (R-TX-2). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Greg Pence (R-IN-6). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Gus M. Bilirakis (R-FL-12). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Guy Reschenthaler (R-PA-14). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Jeff Duncan (R-SC-3). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.John Joyce (R-PA-13). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.John R. Curtis (R-UT-3). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Kelly Armstrong (R-ND). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Larry Bucshon (R-IN-8). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Lori Chavez-DeRemer (R-OR-5). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Michael C. Burgess (R-TX-26). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Neal P. Dunn (R-FL-2). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Nicholas A. Langworthy (R-NY-23). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Richard Hudson (R-NC-9). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Robert E. Latta (R-OH-5). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Robert J. Wittman (R-VA-1). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Scott Fitzgerald (R-WI-5). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Thomas H. Kean (R-NJ-7). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Tim Walberg (R-MI-5). Cosponsored Jan 9, 2023, on the day of introduction. Original cosponsor.Ben Cline (R-VA-6). Cosponsored Jan 10, 2023, 1 day after introduction.Don Bacon (R-NE-2). Cosponsored Jan 10, 2023, 1 day after introduction.Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA-14). Cosponsored Jan 10, 2023, 1 day after introduction.Nicole Malliotakis (R-NY-11). Cosponsored Jan 10, 2023, 1 day after introduction.Chuck Edwards (R-NC-11). Cosponsored Jan 11, 2023, 2 days after introduction.Darrell E. Issa (R-CA-48). Cosponsored Jan 11, 2023, 2 days after introduction.Earl L. "Buddy" Carter (R-GA-1). Cosponsored Jan 11, 2023, 2 days after introduction.Jake Ellzey (R-TX-6). Cosponsored Jan 11, 2023, 2 days after introduction.Troy Balderson (R-OH-12). Cosponsored Jan 11, 2023, 2 days after introduction.Ashley Hinson (R-IA-2). Cosponsored Jan 24, 2023, 15 days after introduction.Derrick Van Orden (R-WI-3). Cosponsored Jan 24, 2023, 15 days after introduction.Lauren Boebert (R-CO-3). Cosponsored Jan 24, 2023, 15 days after introduction.Pete Stauber (R-MN-8). Cosponsored Jan 24, 2023, 15 days after introduction.Randy K. Weber Sr. (R-TX-14). Cosponsored Jan 24, 2023, 15 days after introduction.Steve Womack (R-AR-3). Cosponsored Jan 24, 2023, 15 days after introduction.Kat Cammack (R-FL-3). Cosponsored Jan 25, 2023, 16 days after introduction.Kay Granger (R-TX-12). Cosponsored Jan 25, 2023, 16 days after introduction.Pete Sessions (R-TX-17). Cosponsored Jan 25, 2023, 16 days after introduction.
Republican 40

Each dot is one cosponsor. Dots stack by sign-on day, or by week when the window is long. The block at the left holds the original cosponsors.

Cosponsorship closed Jan 26, 2023 (118th Congress): the House took up the bill under H.Res.5.

Activity log

Source: Congress.gov actions
  1. Introduced in House
  2. Referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce.
  3. House floor day: vote on H.Res.5 (House rules package) (3 steps)
    1. On ordering the previous question Agreed to by the Yeas and Nays: 211 - 205 (Roll no. 21).
    2. On motion to commit Failed by the Yeas and Nays: 210 - 220 (Roll No. 22).
    3. Passed/agreed to in House: On agreeing to the resolution Agreed to by the Yeas and Nays: 220 - 213 (Roll no. 23).
  4. 22 original cosponsors on the day of introduction
  5. 4 members cosponsored
  6. 5 members cosponsored
  7. 6 members cosponsored
  8. 3 members cosponsored
  9. House floor day: 69 amendments (161 steps)
    1. Considered under the provisions of rule H. Res. 5.
    2. House resolved itself into the Committee of the Whole House on the state of the Union pursuant to H. Res. 5 and Rule XVIII.
    3. The Speaker designated the Honorable David Rouzer to act as Chairman of the Committee.
    4. GENERAL DEBATE - The Committee of the Whole proceeded with one hour of general debate on H.R. 21.
    5. Amendment (A001) offered by Mr. Gaetz. (H.Amdt.2)
    6. DEBATE - Pursuant to the provisions of H. Res. 5, the Committee of the Whole proceeded with debate on the Gaetz amendment No. 1 under the five-minute rule.
    7. On agreeing to the Gaetz amendment (A001) Agreed to by voice vote. (H.Amdt.2)
    8. Amendment (A002) offered by Mr. Pallone. (H.Amdt.3)
    9. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Pallone amendment No. 104, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Mr. Pallone demanded a...
    10. Amendment (A003) offered by Ms. Mace. (H.Amdt.4)
    11. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Mace amendment No. 133, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Pallone demanded a...
    12. Amendment (A004) offered by Ms. Castor (FL). (H.Amdt.5)
    13. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Castor (FL) amendment No. 3, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Ms. Castor (FL) demanded...
    14. Amendment (A005) offered by Mrs. Greene (GA). (H.Amdt.6)
    15. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Greene (GA) amendment No. 2, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Mr. Pallone demanded a...
    16. Amendment (A006) offered by Ms. Blunt Rochester. (H.Amdt.7)
    17. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Blunt Rochester amendment No. 71, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Ms. Blunt Rochester...
    18. Amendment (A007) offered by Mr. LaLota. (H.Amdt.8)
    19. On agreeing to the LaLota amendment (A007) Agreed to by voice vote. (H.Amdt.8)
    20. Amendment (A008) offered by Mr. Cleaver. (H.Amdt.9)
    21. On agreeing to the Cleaver amendment (A008) Failed by voice vote. (H.Amdt.9)
    22. Amendment (A009) offered by Mr. Clyde. (H.Amdt.10)
    23. On agreeing to the Clyde amendment (A009) Agreed to by voice vote. (H.Amdt.10)
    24. Amendment (A010) offered by Mr. Cleaver. (H.Amdt.11)
    25. On agreeing to the Cleaver amendment (A010) Failed by voice vote. (H.Amdt.11)
    26. Amendment (A011) offered by Mrs. Boebert. (H.Amdt.12)
    27. On agreeing to the Boebert amendment (A011) Agreed to by voice vote. (H.Amdt.12)
    28. Amendment (A012) offered by Mr. Soto. (H.Amdt.13)
    29. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Soto amendment No. 44, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Mr. Soto demanded a recorded...
    30. Amendment (A013) offered by Mrs. Boebert. (H.Amdt.14)
    31. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Boebert amendment No. 33, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Pallone demanded a...
    32. Amendment (A014) offered by Ms. Spanberger. (H.Amdt.15)
    33. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Spanberger amendment No. 29, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Ms. Spanberger demanded...
    34. Amendment (A015) offered by Mrs. Boebert. (H.Amdt.16)
    35. On agreeing to the Boebert amendment (A015) Agreed to by voice vote. (H.Amdt.16)
    36. Amendment (A016) offered by Ms. Tlaib. (H.Amdt.17)
    37. Mr. Johnson (OH) raised a point of order against the Tlaib amendment (A016). Mr. Johnson stated that the provisions of the amendment exceeds the scope of the bill and the amendment is therefore, not germane. The Chair... (H.Amdt.17)
    38. Amendment (A017) offered by Mr. Perry. (H.Amdt.18)
    39. On agreeing to the Perry amendment (A017) Agreed to by voice vote. (H.Amdt.18)
    40. Amendment (A018) offered by Ms. Tlaib. (H.Amdt.19)
    41. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Tlaib amendment No. 11, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Ms. Tlaib demanded a recorded...
    42. Amendment (A019) offered by Mr. Huffman. (H.Amdt.20)
    43. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Huffman amendment No. 15, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Mr. Huffman demanded a...
    44. Amendment (A020) offered by Mr. Huffman. (H.Amdt.21)
    45. Amendment (A021) offered by Mr. Panetta. (H.Amdt.22)
    46. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Panetta amendment No. 26, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Mr. Panetta demanded a...
    47. Amendment (A022) offered by Mr. Levin. (H.Amdt.23)
    48. POSTONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Levin amendment No. 18, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Mr. Levin demanded a recorded...
    49. Amendment (A023) offered by Ms. DelBene. (H.Amdt.24)
    50. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the DelBene amendment No. 7, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Ms. DelBene demanded a...
    51. Amendment (A024) offered by Mr. Barr. (H.Amdt.25)
    52. Mr. Pallone raised a point of order against the Barr amendment (A024). Mr. Pallone raised a point of order against the Barr amendment. Mr. Pallone stated that the provisions of the amendment exceeds the scope of the bill and... (H.Amdt.25)
    53. Amendment (A025) offered by Mr. Levin. (H.Amdt.26)
    54. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Grijalva amendment No. 55, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Mr. Levin demanded a...
    55. Amendment (A026) offered by Mr. Grijalva. (H.Amdt.27)
    56. Amendment (A027) offered by Mr. Grijalva. (H.Amdt.28)
    57. Amendment (A028) offered by Mr. Grijalva. (H.Amdt.29)
    58. Amendment (A029) offered by Mr. Thompson (CA). (H.Amdt.30)
    59. Mr. Walberg raised a point of order against the Thompson (CA) amendment (A029). Mr. Walberg stated that the provisions of the amendment exceeds the scope of the bill and the amendment is therefore, not germane. The Chair... (H.Amdt.30)
    60. Amendment (A030) offered by Ms. DeGette. (H.Amdt.31)
    61. Mr. Walberg raised a point of order against the DeGette amendment (A030). Mr. Walberg raised a point of order against the DeGette amendment. Mr. Walberg stated that the provisions of the amendment exceeds the scope of the bill... (H.Amdt.31)
    62. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the DeGette amendment No. 89, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Ms. DeGette demanded a...
    63. Amendment (A031) offered by Mrs. Torres (CA). (H.Amdt.32)
    64. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Torres (CA) amendment No. 50, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Mrs. Torres (CA)...
    65. Amendment (A032) offered by Mr. Gottheimer. (H.Amdt.33)
    66. Mr. Carter (GA) raised a point of order against the Gottheimer amendment (A032). Mr. Carter (GA) stated that the provisions of the amendment exceeds the scope of the bill and the amendment is therefore, not germane. Point of... (H.Amdt.33)
    67. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Gottheimer amendment No. 85, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Mr. Gottheimer demanded...
    68. Amendment (A033) offered by Mr. Gottheimer. (H.Amdt.34)
    69. Amendment (A034) offered by Mr. Cohen. (H.Amdt.35)
    70. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Cohen amendment No. 129, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Mr. Cohen demanded a...
    71. Amendment (A035) offered by Mr. Garcia, Robert. (H.Amdt.36)
    72. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Robert Garcia (CA) amendment No.53, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Carter (GA)...
    73. On agreeing to the Tlaib amendment (A018) Failed by recorded vote: 205 - 220 (Roll no. 37). (H.Amdt.19)
    74. On agreeing to the Blunt Rochester amendment (A006) Failed by recorded vote: 213 - 218 (Roll no. 38). (H.Amdt.7)
    75. On agreeing to the Castor (FL) amendment (A004) Failed by recorded vote: 214 - 219 (Roll no. 39). (H.Amdt.5)
    76. On agreeing to the Pallone amendment (A002) Failed by recorded vote: 214 - 219 (Roll no. 40). (H.Amdt.3)
    77. On agreeing to the Mace amendment (A003) Agreed to by recorded vote: 389 - 42 (Roll no. 41). (H.Amdt.4)
    78. On agreeing to the Greene (GA) amendment (A005) Failed by recorded vote: 14 - 418 (Roll no. 42). (H.Amdt.6)
    79. On agreeing to the Soto amendment (A012) Failed by recorded vote: 213 - 218 (Roll no. 43). (H.Amdt.13)
    80. On agreeing to the Boebert amendment (A013) Agreed to by recorded vote: 220 - 212 (Roll no. 44). (H.Amdt.14)
    81. On agreeing to the Spanberger amendment (A014) Failed by recorded vote: 213 - 218 (Roll no. 45). (H.Amdt.15)
    82. On agreeing to the Huffman amendment (A019) Failed by recorded vote: 212 - 218 (Roll no. 46). (H.Amdt.20)
    83. On agreeing to the Huffman amendment (A020) Failed by recorded vote: 205 - 225 (Roll no. 47). (H.Amdt.21)
    84. On agreeing to the Panetta amendment (A021) Failed by recorded vote: 213 - 218 (Roll no. 48). (H.Amdt.22)
    85. On agreeing to the Levin amendment (A022) Failed by recorded vote: 213 - 218 (Roll no. 49). (H.Amdt.23)
    86. On agreeing to the DelBene amendment (A023) Failed by recorded vote: 213 - 219 (Roll no. 50). (H.Amdt.24)
    87. On agreeing to the Levin amendment (A025) Failed by recorded vote: 210 - 222 (Roll no. 51). (H.Amdt.26)
    88. On agreeing to the Grijalva amendment (A026) Failed by recorded vote: 213 - 219 (Roll no. 52). (H.Amdt.27)
    89. On agreeing to the Grijalva amendment (A027) Failed by recorded vote: 213 - 219 (Roll no. 53). (H.Amdt.28)
    90. On agreeing to the Grijalva amendment (A028) Failed by recorded vote: 197 - 235 (Roll no. 54). (H.Amdt.29)
    91. On agreeing to the DeGette amendment (A030) Failed by recorded vote: 212 - 220 (Roll no. 55). (H.Amdt.31)
    92. On agreeing to the Torres (CA) amendment (A031) Failed by recorded vote: 204 - 228 (Roll no. 56). (H.Amdt.32)
    93. On agreeing to the Gottheimer amendment (A032) Agreed to by recorded vote: 419 - 13 (Roll no. 57). (H.Amdt.33)
    94. On agreeing to the Gottheimer amendment (A033) Agreed to by recorded vote: 418 - 12 (Roll no. 58). (H.Amdt.34)
    95. On agreeing to the Cohen amendment (A034) Failed by recorded vote: 199 - 232 (Roll no. 59). (H.Amdt.35)
    96. On agreeing to the Garcia, Robert amendment (A035) Failed by recorded vote: 199 - 230 (Roll no. 60). (H.Amdt.36)
    97. Amendment (A036) offered by Ms. Lee (CA). (H.Amdt.37)
    98. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Lee (CA) amendment No. 84, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Ms. Lee (CA) demanded a...
    99. Amendment (A037) offered by Mr. Payne. (H.Amdt.38)
    100. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Payne amendment No. 76, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Mr. Payne demanded a recorded...
    101. Amendment (A038) offered by Mr. Magaziner. (H.Amdt.39)
    102. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Magaziner amendment No. 59, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Mr. Magaziner demanded a...
    103. Amendment (A039) offered by Mr. Magaziner. (H.Amdt.40)
    104. Amendment (A040) offered by Mr. Goldman (NY). (H.Amdt.41)
    105. Mr. Duncan raised a point of order against the Goldman (NY) amendment (A040). Mr. Duncan stated that the provisions of the amendment exceeds the scope of the bill and the amendment is therefore, not germane. The Chair... (H.Amdt.41)
    106. Amendment (A041) offered by Ms. Ocasio-Cortez. (H.Amdt.42)
    107. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Ocasio-Cortez amendment No. 74, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Ms. Ocasio-Cortez...
    108. Amendment (A042) offered by Ms. Ocasio-Cortez. (H.Amdt.43)
    109. Amendment (A043) offered by Ms. Ocasio-Cortez. (H.Amdt.44)
    110. Amendment (A044) offered by Ms. Jackson Lee. (H.Amdt.45)
    111. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Jackson Lee amendment No. 35, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Ms. Jackson Lee...
    112. Amendment (A045) offered by Ms. Jackson Lee. (H.Amdt.46)
    113. Amendment (A046) offered by Ms. Ross. (H.Amdt.47)
    114. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Ross amendment No. 70, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Ms. Ross demanded a recorded...
    115. Amendment (A047) offered by Mr. Casten. (H.Amdt.48)
    116. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Casten amendment No. 66, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Weber (TX) demanded a...
    117. Amendment (A048) offered by Mr. Casten. (H.Amdt.49)
    118. Amendment (A049) offered by Mr. Casten. (H.Amdt.50)
    119. Amendment (A050) offered by Ms. Wasserman Schultz. (H.Amdt.51)
    120. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Wasserman Schultz amendment No. 75, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Ms. Wasserman...
    121. Amendment (A051) offered by Mr. Schneider. (H.Amdt.52)
    122. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Schneider amendment No. 131, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Schneider demanded a...
    123. Amendment (A052) offered by Ms. Manning. (H.Amdt.53)
    124. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Manning amendment No. 27, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Ms. Manning demanded a...
    125. Amendment (A053) offered by Ms. Scholten. (H.Amdt.54)
    126. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Scholten amendment No. 60, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Weber (TX) demanded a...
    127. Amendment (A054) offered by Mrs. Lee (NV). (H.Amdt.55)
    128. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Lee (NV) amendment No. 25, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Mrs. Lee (NV) demanded a...
    129. Amendment (A055) offered by Ms. Porter. (H.Amdt.56)
    130. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Porter amendment No. 45, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Ms. Porter demanded a...
    131. Amendment (A056) offered by Mr. Vasquez. (H.Amdt.57)
    132. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Vasquez amendment No. 63, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Ms. Vasquez demanded a...
    133. Amendment (A057) offered by Mr. Vasquez. (H.Amdt.58)
    134. Amendment (A058) offered by Mr. Cicilline. (H.Amdt.59)
    135. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Cicilline amendment No. 135, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Armstrong demanded a...
    136. Amendment (A059) offered by Mr. Quigley. (H.Amdt.60)
    137. Mr. Armstrong raised a point of order against the Quigley amendment (A059). Mr. Armstrong stated the provisions of the amendment exceeds the scope of the bill and the amendment is therefore, not germane. The Chair sustained... (H.Amdt.60)
    138. Amendment (A060) offered by Mr. Takano. (H.Amdt.61)
    139. On agreeing to the Takano amendment (A060) Failed by voice vote. (H.Amdt.61)
    140. Amendment (A061) offered by Mr. Takano. (H.Amdt.62)
    141. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Takano amendment No. 81, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Mr. Takano demanded a...
    142. Amendment (A062) offered by Mr. Takano. (H.Amdt.63)
    143. Mr. Armstrong raised a point of order against the Takano amendment (A062). Mr. Armstrong stated the provisions of the amendment exceeds the scope of the bill and the amendment is therefore, not germane. Point of order... (H.Amdt.63)
    144. On agreeing to the Takano amendment (A062) Failed by voice vote. (H.Amdt.63)
    145. Amendment (A063) offered by Mr. Castro (TX). (H.Amdt.64)
    146. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Castro (TX) amendment No. 4, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Mr. Castro (TX) demanded...
    147. Amendment (A064) offered by Ms. Barragan. (H.Amdt.65)
    148. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Barragan amendment No. 24, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Ms. Barragan demanded a...
    149. Amendment (A065) offered by Ms. Plaskett. (H.Amdt.66)
    150. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Plaskett amendment No. 43, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Ms. Plaskett demanded a...
    151. Amendment (A066) offered by Ms. Perez. (H.Amdt.67)
    152. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Perez amendment No. 79, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Ms. Perez demanded a recorded...
    153. Amendment (A067) offered by Mr. Bowman. (H.Amdt.68)
    154. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Bowman amendment No. 92, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Mr. Bowman demanded a...
    155. Amendment (A068) offered by Ms. Tlaib. (H.Amdt.69)
    156. Mr. Armstrong raised a point of order against the Tlaib amendment (A068). Mr. Armstrong stated the provisions of the amendment exceeds the scope of the bill and the amendment is therefore, not germane. The Chair sustained the... (H.Amdt.69)
    157. Amendment (A069) offered by Ms. Tlaib. (H.Amdt.70)
    158. On agreeing to the Tlaib amendment (A069) Failed by voice vote. (H.Amdt.70)
    159. Mr. Armstrong moved that the Committee rise.
    160. On motion that the Committee rise Agreed to by voice vote.
    161. Committee of the Whole House on the state of the Union rises leaving H.R. 21 as unfinished business.
  10. House floor day: 37 amendments, passage (59 steps)
    1. Considered as unfinished business.
    2. The House resolved into Committee of the Whole House on the state of the Union for further consideration.
    3. Amendment (A070) offered by Mr. Grijalva. (H.Amdt.71)
    4. DEBATE - Pursuant to the provisions of H. Res. 5, the Committee of the Whole proceeded with debate on the Grijalva amendment No. 145 under the five-minute rule.
    5. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Grijalva amendment No. 145, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Mr. Grijalva demanded a...
    6. Amendment (A071) offered by Mr. Jackson (NC). (H.Amdt.72)
    7. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Jackson (NC) amendment No. 46, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Mr. Pallone demanded a...
    8. Amendment (A072) offered by Ms. Greene (GA). (H.Amdt.73)
    9. On agreeing to the Greene (GA) amendment (A072) Agreed to by voice vote. (H.Amdt.73)
    10. Amendment (A073) offered by Mr. Sherman. (H.Amdt.74)
    11. On agreeing to the Sherman amendment (A073) Failed by voice vote. (H.Amdt.74)
    12. Amendment (A074) offered by Ms. Greene (GA). (H.Amdt.75)
    13. Mr. Pallone raised a point of order against the Greene (GA) amendment (A074). Mr. Pallone stated that the provisions of the amendment exceeds the scope of the bill and the amendment is therefore, not germane. Point of order... (H.Amdt.75)
    14. On agreeing to the Greene (GA) amendment (A074) Agreed to by voice vote. (H.Amdt.75)
    15. Amendment (A075) offered by Mr. Lieu. (H.Amdt.76)
    16. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Lieu amendment No. 61, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Mr. Lieu demanded a recorded...
    17. Amendment (A076) offered by Mr. Lieu. (H.Amdt.77)
    18. On agreeing to the Lieu amendment (A076) Failed by voice vote. (H.Amdt.77)
    19. Amendment (A077) offered by Mr. Nickel. (H.Amdt.78)
    20. POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Nickel amendment No. 77, the Chair put the question on adoption of the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the noes had prevailed. Mr. Nickel demanded a...
    21. Amendment (A078) offered by Mr. Pallone. (H.Amdt.79)
    22. Mr. Duncan raised a point of order against the Pallone amendment (A078). Mr. Duncan stated that the provisions of the amendment exceeds the scope of the bill and the amendment is therefore, not germane. The Chair sustained the... (H.Amdt.79)
    23. On agreeing to the Lee (CA) amendment (A036) Failed by recorded vote: 207 - 223 (Roll no. 61). (H.Amdt.37)
    24. On agreeing to the Payne amendment (A037) Failed by recorded vote: 211 - 217 (Roll no. 62). (H.Amdt.38)
    25. On agreeing to the Wasserman Schultz amendment (A050) Failed by recorded vote: 212 - 215 (Roll no. 63). (H.Amdt.51)
    26. On agreeing to the Schneider amendment (A051) Failed by recorded vote: 209 - 215 (Roll no. 64). (H.Amdt.52)
    27. On agreeing to the Magaziner amendment (A038) Failed by recorded vote: 204 - 222 (Roll no. 65). (H.Amdt.39)
    28. On agreeing to the Magaziner amendment (A039) Failed by recorded vote: 205 - 220 (Roll no. 66). (H.Amdt.40)
    29. On agreeing to the Ocasio-Cortez amendment (A041) Failed by recorded vote: 171 - 256 (Roll no. 67). (H.Amdt.42)
    30. On agreeing to the Ocasio-Cortez amendment (A042) Failed by recorded vote: 193 - 228 (Roll no. 68). (H.Amdt.43)
    31. On agreeing to the Ocasio-Cortez amendment (A043) Failed by recorded vote: 199 - 229 (Roll no. 69). (H.Amdt.44)
    32. On agreeing to the Jackson Lee amendment (A044) Failed by recorded vote: 205 - 224 (Roll no. 70). (H.Amdt.45)
    33. On agreeing to the Jackson Lee amendment (A045) Failed by recorded vote: 207 - 220 (Roll no. 71). (H.Amdt.46)
    34. On agreeing to the Ross amendment (A046) Failed by recorded vote: 212 - 218 (Roll no. 72). (H.Amdt.47)
    35. On agreeing to the Casten amendment (A047) Failed by recorded vote: 199 - 231 (Roll no. 73). (H.Amdt.48)
    36. On agreeing to the Casten amendment (A048) Failed by recorded vote: 195 - 229 (Roll no. 74). (H.Amdt.49)
    37. On agreeing to the Casten amendment (A049) Failed by recorded vote: 191 - 237 (Roll no. 75). (H.Amdt.50)
    38. On agreeing to the Manning amendment (A052) Failed by recorded vote: 206 - 220 (Roll no. 76). (H.Amdt.53)
    39. On agreeing to the Scholten amendment (A053) Failed by recorded vote: 207 - 221 (Roll no. 77). (H.Amdt.54)
    40. On agreeing to the Lee (NV) amendment (A054) Failed by recorded vote: 207 - 221 (Roll no. 78). (H.Amdt.55)
    41. On agreeing to the Porter amendment (A055) Failed by recorded vote: 173 - 256 (Roll no. 79). (H.Amdt.56)
    42. On agreeing to the Vasquez amendment (A056) Failed by recorded vote: 204 - 224 (Roll no. 80). (H.Amdt.57)
    43. On agreeing to the Vasquez amendment (A057) Failed by recorded vote: 187 - 240 (Roll no. 81). (H.Amdt.58)
    44. On agreeing to the Cicilline amendment (A058) Failed by recorded vote: 211 - 217 (Roll no. 82). (H.Amdt.59)
    45. On agreeing to the Takano amendment (A061) Failed by recorded vote: 208 - 221 (Roll no. 83). (H.Amdt.62)
    46. On agreeing to the Castro (TX) amendment (A063) Failed by recorded vote: 197 - 230 (Roll no. 84). (H.Amdt.64)
    47. On agreeing to the Barragan amendment (A064) Failed by recorded vote: 209 - 219 (Roll no. 85). (H.Amdt.65)
    48. On agreeing to the Plaskett amendment (A065) Failed by recorded vote: 209 - 221 (Roll no. 86). (H.Amdt.66)
    49. On agreeing to the Perez amendment (A066) Failed by recorded vote: 210 - 219 (Roll no. 87). (H.Amdt.67)
    50. On agreeing to the Bowman amendment (A067) Failed by recorded vote: 201 - 229 (Roll no. 88). (H.Amdt.68)
    51. On agreeing to the Grijalva amendment (A070) Failed by recorded vote: 210 - 218 (Roll no. 89). (H.Amdt.71)
    52. On agreeing to the Jackson (NC) amendment (A071) Failed by recorded vote: 210 - 220 (Roll no. 90). (H.Amdt.72)
    53. On agreeing to the Lieu amendment (A075) Failed by recorded vote: 198 - 229 (Roll no. 91). (H.Amdt.76)
    54. On agreeing to the Nickel amendment (A077) Failed by recorded vote: 207 - 222 (Roll no. 92). (H.Amdt.78)
    55. The House rose from the Committee of the Whole House on the state of the Union to report H.R. 21.
    56. The previous question was ordered pursuant to the rule.
    57. The House adopted the amendments en gross as agreed to by the Committee of the Whole House on the state of the Union.
    58. On passage Passed by the Yeas and Nays: 221 - 205 (Roll no. 93).
    59. The Clerk was authorized to correct section numbers, punctuation, and cross references, and to make other necessary technical and conforming corrections in the engrossment of H.R. 21.
  11. House vote: Passage of the billCounted in grades
    Passed, 221-205
    Of 40 cosponsors: 40 voted yea, 0 voted nay.
    Member breakdown · Official House roll call 93 · How Members Acted
  12. Received in the Senate and Read twice and referred to the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.

Votes on this bill

75 votes: 60 recorded roll calls and 15 decided without a recorded vote, 71 of them on amendments. Votes counted in grades are marked.

Jan 9, 20236:52 pmHouseVote to end debate on H.Res.5 (ordering the previous question)On ordering the previous question Agreed to by the Yeas and Nays: 211 - 205 (Roll no. 21).Agreed to211-205
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic020507
Republican2110011
Independent0000
Total211205018
Official House roll call
Jan 9, 20236:59 pmHouseMotion to commit
H.Res.5On motion to commit Failed by the Yeas and Nays: 210 - 220 (Roll No. 22).Failed210-220
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic210002
Republican022002
Independent0000
Total21022004
Official House roll call
Jan 9, 20237:08 pmHouseVote on H.Res.5 (House rules package)On agreeing to the resolution Agreed to by the Yeas and Nays: 220 - 213 (Roll no. 23).Agreed to220-213
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic021200
Republican220101
Independent0000
Total22021301
Official House roll call
Jan 26, 2023HouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.2, Matt GaetzOn agreeing to the Gaetz amendment (A001) Agreed to by voice vote.Agreed toVoice vote or unanimous consent, no tally
Jan 26, 2023HouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.8, Nick LaLotaOn agreeing to the LaLota amendment (A007) Agreed to by voice vote.Agreed toVoice vote or unanimous consent, no tally
Jan 26, 2023HouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.9, Emanuel CleaverOn agreeing to the Cleaver amendment (A008) Failed by voice vote.FailedVoice vote or unanimous consent, no tally
Jan 26, 2023HouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.10, Andrew S. ClydeOn agreeing to the Clyde amendment (A009) Agreed to by voice vote.Agreed toVoice vote or unanimous consent, no tally
Jan 26, 2023HouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.11, Emanuel CleaverOn agreeing to the Cleaver amendment (A010) Failed by voice vote.FailedVoice vote or unanimous consent, no tally
Jan 26, 2023HouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.12, Lauren BoebertOn agreeing to the Boebert amendment (A011) Agreed to by voice vote.Agreed toVoice vote or unanimous consent, no tally
Jan 26, 2023HouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.16, Lauren BoebertOn agreeing to the Boebert amendment (A015) Agreed to by voice vote.Agreed toVoice vote or unanimous consent, no tally
Jan 26, 2023HouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.18, Scott PerryOn agreeing to the Perry amendment (A017) Agreed to by voice vote.Agreed toVoice vote or unanimous consent, no tally
Jan 26, 20235:27 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.19, Rashida Tlaib: Amendment sought to add the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency and the Council on Environmental Quality to the list of officials to be consulted in the Compensatory Production Increase Plan.On agreeing to the Tlaib amendment (A018) Failed by recorded vote: 205 - 220 (Roll no. 37).Failed205-220
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic204506
Republican121509
Independent0000
Total205220015
Official House roll call
Jan 26, 20235:31 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.7, Lisa Blunt Rochester: An amendment numbered 71 printed in the Congressional Record to add a new section at the end Rule of Construction with Respect to Greenhouse Gas Emissions to provide that this Act not controvert United States commitment under the Paris Agreement.On agreeing to the Blunt Rochester amendment (A006) Failed by recorded vote: 213 - 218 (Roll no. 38).Failed213-218
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic212003
Republican121806
Independent0000
Total21321809
Official House roll call
Jan 26, 20235:35 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.5, Kathy Castor: Amendment sought to exclude any oil and gas leasing in any tract located in the South Atlantic Planning Area, the Straits of Florida Planning Area, or in any area of the Eastern Gulf of Mexico that is referred to in section 104(a) of the Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act of 2006.On agreeing to the Castor (FL) amendment (A004) Failed by recorded vote: 214 - 219 (Roll no. 39).Failed214-219
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic211202
Republican321705
Independent0000
Total21421907
Official House roll call
Jan 26, 20235:39 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.3, Frank Pallone Jr.: Amendment sought to add a paragraph Offshore Exclusions to exclude oil and gas leasing located in the North Atlantic Planning Area.On agreeing to the Pallone amendment (A002) Failed by recorded vote: 214 - 219 (Roll no. 40).Failed214-219
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic211202
Republican321705
Independent0000
Total21421907
Official House roll call
Jan 26, 20235:42 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.4, Nancy Mace: An amendment numbered 133 printed in the Congressional Record to add a new section that nothing in this Act, shall affect any statutory or regulatory restrictions in effect on the date of enacment of this Act (including any withdrawal of Federal land) that may prohibit oil and gas leasing within the area designated as the South Atlantic Planning Area.On agreeing to the Mace amendment (A003) Agreed to by recorded vote: 389 - 42 (Roll no. 41).Agreed to389-42
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic207602
Republican1823606
Independent0000
Total3894208
Official House roll call
Jan 26, 20235:46 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.6, Marjorie Taylor Greene: Amendment sought to make a technical correction to section 2, Compensatory Production Increase Plan.On agreeing to the Greene (GA) amendment (A005) Failed by recorded vote: 14 - 418 (Roll no. 42).Failed14-418
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic021302
Republican1420505
Independent0000
Total1441807
Official House roll call
Jan 26, 20235:49 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.13, Darren Soto: Amendment sought to change the effective date to be the date the Secretary submits a certification to Congress that the price of gasoline and diesel fuel will not increase in any Petroleum Administration for Defense District.On agreeing to the Soto amendment (A012) Failed by recorded vote: 213 - 218 (Roll no. 43).Failed213-218
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic212003
Republican121805
Independent0000
Total21321808
Official House roll call
Jan 26, 20235:52 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.14, Lauren Boebert: Amendment reduces the 10 percent leased for oil and gas production and increase it to 15 percent.On agreeing to the Boebert amendment (A013) Agreed to by recorded vote: 220 - 212 (Roll no. 44).Agreed to220-212
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic520802
Republican215405
Independent0000
Total22021207
Official House roll call
Jan 26, 20235:55 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.15, Abigail Davis Spanberger: Amendment sought to add a new paragraph entitled Offshore Exclusion which shall not include oil and gas leasing in any tract located off the coast of Virginia.On agreeing to the Spanberger amendment (A014) Failed by recorded vote: 213 - 218 (Roll no. 45).Failed213-218
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic210302
Republican321506
Independent0000
Total21321808
Official House roll call
Jan 26, 20235:58 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.20, Jared Huffman: Amendment sought to exclude any oil and gas leasing in any tract located in the Northern California planning area.On agreeing to the Huffman amendment (A019) Failed by recorded vote: 212 - 218 (Roll no. 46).Failed212-218
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic210203
Republican221606
Independent0000
Total21221809
Official House roll call
Jan 26, 20236:01 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.21, Jared Huffman: Amendment sought to exclude any tract of Federal land where oil and gas leasing would decrease land and water available for outdoor recreation from the total increase in the percentage of Federal lands described in paragraph (1) leased for oil and gas production.On agreeing to the Huffman amendment (A020) Failed by recorded vote: 205 - 225 (Roll no. 47).Failed205-225
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic204803
Republican121706
Independent0000
Total20522509
Official House roll call
Jan 26, 20236:04 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.22, Jimmy Panetta: Amendment sought to add a new paragraph, Offshore Exclusions, which shall not include oil and gas leasing in any tract located in the Central California planning area.On agreeing to the Panetta amendment (A021) Failed by recorded vote: 213 - 218 (Roll no. 48).Failed213-218
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic211202
Republican221606
Independent0000
Total21321808
Official House roll call
Jan 26, 20236:07 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.23, Mike Levin: Amendment sought to exclude oil and gas leasing in any tract located in the Southern California planning area.On agreeing to the Levin amendment (A022) Failed by recorded vote: 213 - 218 (Roll no. 49).Failed213-218
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic211202
Republican221606
Independent0000
Total21321808
Official House roll call
Jan 26, 20236:10 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.24, Suzan K. DelBene: Amendment sought to add a new paragraph within section 2 excluding oil and gas leasing in any tract located in the Washington/Oregon planning area.On agreeing to the DelBene amendment (A023) Failed by recorded vote: 213 - 219 (Roll no. 50).Failed213-219
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic211202
Republican221705
Independent0000
Total21321907
Official House roll call
Jan 26, 20236:13 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.26, Mike Levin: Amendment sought to limit Federal land from the plan if it would not provide a fair return for taxpayers.On agreeing to the Levin amendment (A025) Failed by recorded vote: 210 - 222 (Roll no. 51).Failed210-222
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic210302
Republican021905
Independent0000
Total21022207
Official House roll call
Jan 26, 20236:16 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.27, Raúl M. Grijalva: Amendment sought to add a new paragraph at the end of the bill requiring a plan to consult with Tribal governments and other government officials to be included in the plan required by paragraph (1).On agreeing to the Grijalva amendment (A026) Failed by recorded vote: 213 - 219 (Roll no. 52).Failed213-219
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic212102
Republican121805
Independent0000
Total21321907
Official House roll call
Jan 26, 20236:19 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.28, Raúl M. Grijalva: Amendment sought to exclude any oil and gas leasing on any Federal land where oil and gas leasing would result in or exacerbate disproportionate burdens on certain communities from the plan.On agreeing to the Grijalva amendment (A027) Failed by recorded vote: 213 - 219 (Roll no. 53).Failed213-219
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic212102
Republican121805
Independent0000
Total21321907
Official House roll call
Jan 26, 20236:22 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.29, Raúl M. Grijalva: Amendment sought to exclude oil and gas leasing on any Federal lands that are viable for renewable energy production from the plan required in paragraph (1).On agreeing to the Grijalva amendment (A028) Failed by recorded vote: 197 - 235 (Roll no. 54).Failed197-235
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic1961702
Republican121805
Independent0000
Total19723507
Official House roll call
Jan 26, 20236:25 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.31, Diana DeGette: Amendment sought to only allow for a lease or permit if accompanied by a certification to the Secretary that it would not excessively increase the sales price of any petroleum products during a severe energy supply interruption or any period of decreased supply of petroleum products.On agreeing to the DeGette amendment (A030) Failed by recorded vote: 212 - 220 (Roll no. 55).Failed212-220
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic212102
Republican021905
Independent0000
Total21222007
Official House roll call
Jan 26, 20236:28 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.32, Norma J. Torres: Amendment sought to change the effective date to be the date the Secretary certifies that the oil and gas leasing on Federal lands is necessary to replenish the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to the amount held on February 23, 2022.On agreeing to the Torres (CA) amendment (A031) Failed by recorded vote: 204 - 228 (Roll no. 56).Failed204-228
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic204902
Republican021905
Independent0000
Total20422807
Official House roll call
Jan 26, 20236:31 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.33, Josh Gottheimer: Amendment adds sundry amendments to the bill.On agreeing to the Gottheimer amendment (A032) Agreed to by recorded vote: 419 - 13 (Roll no. 57).Agreed to419-13
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic2031002
Republican216305
Independent0000
Total4191307
Official House roll call
Jan 26, 20236:34 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.34, Josh Gottheimer: Amendment requires the Secretary to consult with certain Secretaries about the plan and ensure such plan will not result in the sale of petroleum products drawn down from the Reserve to Iran, China, North Korea, or Russia.On agreeing to the Gottheimer amendment (A033) Agreed to by recorded vote: 418 - 12 (Roll no. 58).Agreed to418-12
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic2011004
Republican217205
Independent0000
Total4181209
Official House roll call
Jan 26, 20236:37 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.35, Steve Cohen: Amendment sought to add additional limitations to the plan including to prevent any new oil and gas production if those activites would result in a negative effect on air quality.On agreeing to the Cohen amendment (A034) Failed by recorded vote: 199 - 232 (Roll no. 59).Failed199-232
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic1981403
Republican121805
Independent0000
Total19923208
Official House roll call
Jan 26, 20236:41 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.36, Robert Garcia: Amendment sought to insert a new effective date of paragraph (1) to not take effect until a certification is submitted to Congress that any increase in the percentage of Federal lands leased for oil and gas production will not result in an increase in greenhouse gas emissions.On agreeing to the Garcia, Robert amendment (A035) Failed by recorded vote: 199 - 230 (Roll no. 60).Failed199-230
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic1981304
Republican121706
Independent0000
Total199230010
Official House roll call
Jan 26, 2023HouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.61, Mark TakanoOn agreeing to the Takano amendment (A060) Failed by voice vote.FailedVoice vote or unanimous consent, no tally
Jan 26, 2023HouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.63, Mark TakanoOn agreeing to the Takano amendment (A062) Failed by voice vote.FailedVoice vote or unanimous consent, no tally
Jan 26, 2023HouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.70, Rashida TlaibOn agreeing to the Tlaib amendment (A069) Failed by voice vote.FailedVoice vote or unanimous consent, no tally
Jan 27, 2023HouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.73, Marjorie Taylor GreeneOn agreeing to the Greene (GA) amendment (A072) Agreed to by voice vote.Agreed toVoice vote or unanimous consent, no tally
Jan 27, 2023HouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.74, Brad ShermanOn agreeing to the Sherman amendment (A073) Failed by voice vote.FailedVoice vote or unanimous consent, no tally
Jan 27, 2023HouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.75, Marjorie Taylor GreeneOn agreeing to the Greene (GA) amendment (A074) Agreed to by voice vote.Agreed toVoice vote or unanimous consent, no tally
Jan 27, 2023HouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.77, Ted LieuOn agreeing to the Lieu amendment (A076) Failed by voice vote.FailedVoice vote or unanimous consent, no tally
Jan 27, 202311:00 amHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.37, Barbara Lee: Amendment sought to add a new effective date stating that the plan will take effect on the date the Secretary certifies that any increase in the percentage of Federal lands leased for oil and gas production would not perpetuate environmental injustice.On agreeing to the Lee (CA) amendment (A036) Failed by recorded vote: 207 - 223 (Roll no. 61).Failed207-223
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic206504
Republican121805
Independent0000
Total20722309
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Jan 27, 202311:04 amHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.38, Donald M. Payne Jr.: Amendment sought to add a new section at the end of the bill stating that nothing in this Act may be construed to controvert the fact that communities of color and low-wealth communities face the greatest harms due to climate change and greenhouse gas emissions.On agreeing to the Payne amendment (A037) Failed by recorded vote: 211 - 217 (Roll no. 62).Failed211-217
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic210104
Republican121607
Independent0000
Total211217011
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Jan 27, 202311:08 amHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.51, Debbie Wasserman Schultz: Amendment sought to exclude the Big Cypress National Reserve.On agreeing to the Wasserman Schultz amendment (A050) Failed by recorded vote: 212 - 215 (Roll no. 63).Failed212-215
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic209204
Republican321309
Independent0000
Total212215013
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Jan 27, 202311:11 amHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.52, Bradley Scott Schneider: Amendment sought to exclude oil and gas leasing in the Great Lakes from the plan.On agreeing to the Schneider amendment (A051) Failed by recorded vote: 209 - 215 (Roll no. 64).Failed209-215
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic206306
Republican3212010
Independent0000
Total209215016
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Jan 27, 202311:14 amHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.39, Seth Magaziner: An amendment numbered 59 printed in the Congressional Record to exclude anything in section 2 from being construed as an impact to the authority of the President or Secretary of Energy to initiate a drawdown of petroleum products from the Reserve in order to lower gas prices.On agreeing to the Magaziner amendment (A038) Failed by recorded vote: 204 - 222 (Roll no. 65).Failed204-222
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic204308
Republican021906
Independent0000
Total204222014
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Jan 27, 202311:17 amHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.40, Seth Magaziner: Amendment sought to change the effective date of the plan to not take effect until the date on which the Secretary determines that implementation of paragraph (1) will not negatively affect consumers' homes that are heated using heating oil or other petroleum-based fuels.On agreeing to the Magaziner amendment (A039) Failed by recorded vote: 205 - 220 (Roll no. 66).Failed205-220
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic205406
Republican021609
Independent0000
Total205220015
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Jan 27, 202311:20 amHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.42, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: Amendment sought to limit the plan to include the lease of any land for oil or gas production to a company that has purchased an equity security of the company listed on a national securities exchange.On agreeing to the Ocasio-Cortez amendment (A041) Failed by recorded vote: 171 - 256 (Roll no. 67).Failed171-256
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic1714004
Republican021608
Independent0000
Total171256012
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Jan 27, 202311:23 amHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.43, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: Amendment sought to limit the leasing of Federal land for oil and gas production if it would result in an increase in net carbon emissions.On agreeing to the Ocasio-Cortez amendment (A042) Failed by recorded vote: 193 - 228 (Roll no. 68).Failed193-228
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic1921805
Republican1210013
Independent0000
Total193228018
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Jan 27, 202311:26 amHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.44, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: Amendment sought to limit the plan where oil and gas leasing would be inconsistent with the goals of the Paris Climate Accords.On agreeing to the Ocasio-Cortez amendment (A043) Failed by recorded vote: 199 - 229 (Roll no. 69).Failed199-229
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic1981106
Republican121805
Independent0000
Total199229011
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Jan 27, 202311:29 amHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.45, Sheila Jackson Lee: Amendment sought to include additional language excluding instances when the Secretary may not execute the first drawdown of petroleum products in the Reserve and changes the effective date of the bill.On agreeing to the Jackson Lee amendment (A044) Failed by recorded vote: 205 - 224 (Roll no. 70).Failed205-224
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic205604
Republican021806
Independent0000
Total205224010
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Jan 27, 202311:32 amHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.46, Sheila Jackson Lee: Amendment sought to add a paragraph within Section 2 that paragraph (1) shall not take effect until the Secretary submits to Congress a report on the necessity of acting under the authority of Section 2 to refill the Reserve.On agreeing to the Jackson Lee amendment (A045) Failed by recorded vote: 207 - 220 (Roll no. 71).Failed207-220
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic207305
Republican021707
Independent0000
Total207220012
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Jan 27, 202311:35 amHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.47, Deborah K. Ross: Amendment sought to add an exclusion paragraph stating that the plan in paragraph (1) shall not include any tracts where oil or gas production would harass or take a North Atlantic Right Whale.On agreeing to the Ross amendment (A046) Failed by recorded vote: 212 - 218 (Roll no. 72).Failed212-218
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic210104
Republican221705
Independent0000
Total21221809
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Jan 27, 202311:38 amHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.48, Sean Casten: Amendment sought to make sundry amendments to the bill and require companies drilling on public lands to submit plans for cutting greenhouse gas emissions associated with production.On agreeing to the Casten amendment (A047) Failed by recorded vote: 199 - 231 (Roll no. 73).Failed199-231
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic1991204
Republican021905
Independent0000
Total19923109
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Jan 27, 202311:41 amHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.49, Sean Casten: Amendment sought to make sundry amendments to the bill.On agreeing to the Casten amendment (A048) Failed by recorded vote: 195 - 229 (Roll no. 74).Failed195-229
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic1951307
Republican021608
Independent0000
Total195229015
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Jan 27, 202311:44 amHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.50, Sean Casten: Amendment sought to remove the word "gas" from the leasing of oil and gas production.On agreeing to the Casten amendment (A049) Failed by recorded vote: 191 - 237 (Roll no. 75).Failed191-237
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic1902005
Republican121706
Independent0000
Total191237011
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Jan 27, 202311:47 amHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.53, Kathy E. Manning: Amendment sought to exclude the submerged lands of the Outer Continental Shelf from the plan.On agreeing to the Manning amendment (A052) Failed by recorded vote: 206 - 220 (Roll no. 76).Failed206-220
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic205406
Republican121607
Independent0000
Total206220013
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Jan 27, 202311:50 amHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.54, Hillary J. Scholten: An amendment numbered 60 printed in the Congressional Record to insert language stating that if the Secretary determines a situation exists in which a delay in executing a drawdown of petroleum products in the Reserve in order to comply with paragraph (1) with increase gas prices.On agreeing to the Scholten amendment (A053) Failed by recorded vote: 207 - 221 (Roll no. 77).Failed207-221
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic207305
Republican021806
Independent0000
Total207221011
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Jan 27, 202311:53 amHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.55, Susie Lee: Amendment sought to ensure that the Federal Government is not forced to lease public lands with low or no potential for oil and gas development to the fossil fuel industry as a result of this bill.On agreeing to the Lee (NV) amendment (A054) Failed by recorded vote: 207 - 221 (Roll no. 78).Failed207-221
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic206405
Republican121706
Independent0000
Total207221011
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Jan 27, 202311:58 amHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.56, Katie Porter: Amendment sought to provide that the plan shall not provide financial benefit to any entity which is allowed any allowance for depletion which is determined under section 613 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986.On agreeing to the Porter amendment (A055) Failed by recorded vote: 173 - 256 (Roll no. 79).Failed173-256
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic1733705
Republican021905
Independent0000
Total173256010
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Jan 27, 202312:01 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.57, Gabe Vasquez: Amendment sought to add at the end of the bill an effective date section stating that it shall not take effect until the Secretary of Energy, in consultation with the Secretary of the Interior, publishes a report on the number, location, and owner of all unused permits to drill for oil and gas on Federal land.On agreeing to the Vasquez amendment (A056) Failed by recorded vote: 204 - 224 (Roll no. 80).Failed204-224
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic203606
Republican121805
Independent0000
Total204224011
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Jan 27, 202312:03 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.58, Gabe Vasquez: Amendment sought to strike all after the enacting clause and insert a new section which required the Secretary of Energy to acquire petroleum products for the Strategic Petroleum Reserve that are produced from sources located in the United States.On agreeing to the Vasquez amendment (A057) Failed by recorded vote: 187 - 240 (Roll no. 81).Failed187-240
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic1872305
Republican021707
Independent0000
Total187240012
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Jan 27, 202312:07 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.59, David N. Cicilline: Amendment sought to add additional limitations to the plan.On agreeing to the Cicilline amendment (A058) Failed by recorded vote: 211 - 217 (Roll no. 82).Failed211-217
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic209105
Republican221606
Independent0000
Total211217011
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Jan 27, 202312:10 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.62, Mark Takano: Amendment sought to add a consideration paragraph stating the Secretary shall consider the number of inactive but approved Federal oil and gas leases and permits to drill issued before the date of enactment of the subsection.On agreeing to the Takano amendment (A061) Failed by recorded vote: 208 - 221 (Roll no. 83).Failed208-221
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic207305
Republican121805
Independent0000
Total208221010
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Jan 27, 202312:13 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.64, Joaquin Castro: Amendment sought to prohibit the Secretary of Energy from approving new oil and gas leases on Federal lands that have high concentrations of orphaned oil and gas wells.On agreeing to the Castro (TX) amendment (A063) Failed by recorded vote: 197 - 230 (Roll no. 84).Failed197-230
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic1961405
Republican121607
Independent0000
Total197230012
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Jan 27, 202312:16 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.65, Nanette Diaz Barragan: An amendment numbered 24 printed in the Congressional Record to exclude any Federal land a boundary of which is within 3,200 feet of a residence, school, or hospital.On agreeing to the Barragan amendment (A064) Failed by recorded vote: 209 - 219 (Roll no. 85).Failed209-219
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic209105
Republican021807
Independent0000
Total209219012
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Jan 27, 202312:18 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.66, Stacey E. Plaskett: Amendment sought prohibit the bill from taking effect until the Secretary of Energy, in consultation with other Federal agencies, certifies that H.R. 21 will not result in an increase to the average price of energy for Americans.On agreeing to the Plaskett amendment (A065) Failed by recorded vote: 209 - 221 (Roll no. 86).Failed209-221
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic209105
Republican022005
Independent0000
Total209221010
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Jan 27, 202312:21 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.67, Marie Gluesenkamp Perez: Amendment sought to limit leasing in the Washington/Oregon Planning Area if the lease would adversely impact coastal fisheries.On agreeing to the Perez amendment (A066) Failed by recorded vote: 210 - 219 (Roll no. 87).Failed210-219
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic209105
Republican121806
Independent0000
Total210219011
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Jan 27, 202312:24 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.68, Jamaal Bowman: Amendment sought to authorize the participation by any corporation or entity that the Secretary determines contributed to price gouging in the oil and gas sector in 2022, including in any lease auction that occurs pursuant to such plan.On agreeing to the Bowman amendment (A067) Failed by recorded vote: 201 - 229 (Roll no. 88).Failed201-229
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic201905
Republican022005
Independent0000
Total201229010
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Jan 27, 202312:27 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.71, Raúl M. Grijalva: Amendment sought to add to the end of the bill an additional paragraph that the plan required by paragraph (1) shall not include oil and gas leasing on any protected public lands.On agreeing to the Grijalva amendment (A070) Failed by recorded vote: 210 - 218 (Roll no. 89).Failed210-218
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic209006
Republican121806
Independent0000
Total210218012
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Jan 27, 202312:30 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.72, Jeff Jackson: Amendment sought to permit the Secretary to delay drawdown if the drawdown will harm national security.On agreeing to the Jackson (NC) amendment (A071) Failed by recorded vote: 210 - 220 (Roll no. 90).Failed210-220
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic210005
Republican022005
Independent0000
Total210220010
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Jan 27, 202312:33 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.76, Ted Lieu: An amendment numbered 61 printed in the Congressional Record to insert language stating that any drawdown that the Secretary determines will result in a net profit for the Federal Government.On agreeing to the Lieu amendment (A075) Failed by recorded vote: 198 - 229 (Roll no. 91).Failed198-229
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic1981106
Republican021807
Independent0000
Total198229013
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Jan 27, 202312:36 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.78, Wiley Nickel: Amendment sought to permit the Secretary to delay the drawdown if will worsen inflation.On agreeing to the Nickel amendment (A077) Failed by recorded vote: 207 - 222 (Roll no. 92).Failed207-222
PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic207305
Republican021906
Independent0000
Total207222011
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Jan 27, 202312:44 pmHousePassage of the billCounted in gradesOn passage Passed by the Yeas and Nays: 221 - 205 (Roll no. 93).Passed221-205

Counted in grades This roll call is the one shown under How Members Acted. How Members Acted

Of 40 cosponsors: 40 voted yea, 0 voted nay. Question voted on: Passage of the bill

PartyYeaNayPresentNot voting
Democratic120506
Republican220002
Independent0000
Total22120508
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Amendments

78 amendments: 12 agreed to, 59 failed, 7 ruled out of order. Show the list

Agreed to (12)

H.Amdt.2Jan 26
Matt GaetzAn amendment numbered 1 printed in the Congressional Record to add a new section stating that nothing in the Act or amendments made by the Act shall affect the Presidential memorandum titled "Memorandum on the Withdrawal of Certain Areas of the United States Outer Continental Shelf from Leasing Disposition".Without a recorded vote
H.Amdt.4Jan 26
Nancy MaceAn amendment numbered 133 printed in the Congressional Record to add a new section that nothing in this Act, shall affect any statutory or regulatory restrictions in effect on the date of enacment of this Act (including any withdrawal of Federal land) that may prohibit oil and gas leasing within the area designated as the South Atlantic Planning Area.Roll 41: 389-42
H.Amdt.8Jan 26
Nick LaLotaAn amendment numbered 143 printed in the Congressional Record to add a new section at the end of the bill titled No Effect on Existing Leasing Restrictions.Without a recorded vote
H.Amdt.10Jan 26
Andrew S. ClydeAn amendment numbered 91 printed in the Congressional Record to insert language stating the Secretary submit the developed plans to Congress.Without a recorded vote
H.Amdt.12Jan 26
Lauren BoebertAn amendment numbered 32 printed in the Congressional Record to add a new paragraph stating the Secretaries of various agencies shall submit to certain committees in Congress plans for Federal lands.Without a recorded vote
H.Amdt.14Jan 26
Lauren BoebertAmendment reduces the 10 percent leased for oil and gas production and increase it to 15 percent.Roll 44: 220-212
H.Amdt.16Jan 26
Lauren BoebertAn amendment numbered 137 printed in the Congressional Record to add a paragraph that the Secretary shall identify areas to lease within the approximately 224,793.73 acres, including approximately 200,518.28 acres of National Forest System lands, approximately 15,464.99 acres of public lands, and approximately 8,810.46 acres of reserved Federal mineral interest within the Thompson Divide area in Colorado.Without a recorded vote
H.Amdt.18Jan 26
Scott PerryAn amendment numbered 41 printed in the Congressional Record to add a paragraph at the end of the bill that the plan required by paragraph (1) shall include a list of parcels planned to be offered for lease.Without a recorded vote
H.Amdt.33Jan 26
Josh GottheimerAmendment adds sundry amendments to the bill.Roll 57: 419-13
H.Amdt.34Jan 26
Josh GottheimerAmendment requires the Secretary to consult with certain Secretaries about the plan and ensure such plan will not result in the sale of petroleum products drawn down from the Reserve to Iran, China, North Korea, or Russia.Roll 58: 418-12
H.Amdt.73Jan 27
Marjorie Taylor GreeneAn amendment numbered 147 printed in the Congressional Record to add a new section to the end of the bill that nothing in this Act may be construed to authorize the President to make a determination under section 161(d) of the Energy Policy and Conservation Act (42 U.S.C. 6241(d)) that an emergency situation exists in order for the Secretary of Energy to draw down and sell petroleum products under such subsection for political, non-emergency purposes.Without a recorded vote
H.Amdt.75Jan 27
Marjorie Taylor GreeneAn amendment numbered 146 printed in the Congressional Record to strike from Page 2, line 22, "that is" and insert "that has been drawn down during the period beginning January 21, 2021, and ending on the date of enactment of this Act, that is".Without a recorded vote

Failed (59)

H.Amdt.3Jan 26
Frank Pallone Jr.Amendment sought to add a paragraph Offshore Exclusions to exclude oil and gas leasing located in the North Atlantic Planning Area.Roll 40: 214-219
H.Amdt.5Jan 26
Kathy CastorAmendment sought to exclude any oil and gas leasing in any tract located in the South Atlantic Planning Area, the Straits of Florida Planning Area, or in any area of the Eastern Gulf of Mexico that is referred to in section 104(a) of the Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act of 2006.Roll 39: 214-219
H.Amdt.6Jan 26
Marjorie Taylor GreeneAmendment sought to make a technical correction to section 2, Compensatory Production Increase Plan.Roll 42: 14-418
H.Amdt.7Jan 26
Lisa Blunt RochesterAn amendment numbered 71 printed in the Congressional Record to add a new section at the end Rule of Construction with Respect to Greenhouse Gas Emissions to provide that this Act not controvert United States commitment under the Paris Agreement.Roll 38: 213-218
H.Amdt.9Jan 26
Emanuel CleaverAn amendment numbered 8 printed in the Congressional Record to add the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency and Director of the Bureau of Indian Affairs to the list of officials to be consulted in the Compensatory Production Increase Plan.Without a recorded vote
H.Amdt.11Jan 26
Emanuel CleaverAn amendment numbered 9 printed in the Congressional Record to add an additional limitation to when the Secretary may execute the first drawdown of petroleum products in the reserve.Without a recorded vote
H.Amdt.13Jan 26
Darren SotoAmendment sought to change the effective date to be the date the Secretary submits a certification to Congress that the price of gasoline and diesel fuel will not increase in any Petroleum Administration for Defense District.Roll 43: 213-218
H.Amdt.15Jan 26
Abigail Davis SpanbergerAmendment sought to add a new paragraph entitled Offshore Exclusion which shall not include oil and gas leasing in any tract located off the coast of Virginia.Roll 45: 213-218
H.Amdt.19Jan 26
Rashida TlaibAmendment sought to add the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency and the Council on Environmental Quality to the list of officials to be consulted in the Compensatory Production Increase Plan.Roll 37: 205-220
H.Amdt.20Jan 26
Jared HuffmanAmendment sought to exclude any oil and gas leasing in any tract located in the Northern California planning area.Roll 46: 212-218
H.Amdt.21Jan 26
Jared HuffmanAmendment sought to exclude any tract of Federal land where oil and gas leasing would decrease land and water available for outdoor recreation from the total increase in the percentage of Federal lands described in paragraph (1) leased for oil and gas production.Roll 47: 205-225
H.Amdt.22Jan 26
Jimmy PanettaAmendment sought to add a new paragraph, Offshore Exclusions, which shall not include oil and gas leasing in any tract located in the Central California planning area.Roll 48: 213-218
H.Amdt.23Jan 26
Mike LevinAmendment sought to exclude oil and gas leasing in any tract located in the Southern California planning area.Roll 49: 213-218
H.Amdt.24Jan 26
Suzan K. DelBeneAmendment sought to add a new paragraph within section 2 excluding oil and gas leasing in any tract located in the Washington/Oregon planning area.Roll 50: 213-219
H.Amdt.26Jan 26
Mike LevinAmendment sought to limit Federal land from the plan if it would not provide a fair return for taxpayers.Roll 51: 210-222
H.Amdt.27Jan 26
Raúl M. GrijalvaAmendment sought to add a new paragraph at the end of the bill requiring a plan to consult with Tribal governments and other government officials to be included in the plan required by paragraph (1).Roll 52: 213-219
H.Amdt.28Jan 26
Raúl M. GrijalvaAmendment sought to exclude any oil and gas leasing on any Federal land where oil and gas leasing would result in or exacerbate disproportionate burdens on certain communities from the plan.Roll 53: 213-219
H.Amdt.29Jan 26
Raúl M. GrijalvaAmendment sought to exclude oil and gas leasing on any Federal lands that are viable for renewable energy production from the plan required in paragraph (1).Roll 54: 197-235
H.Amdt.31Jan 26
Diana DeGetteAmendment sought to only allow for a lease or permit if accompanied by a certification to the Secretary that it would not excessively increase the sales price of any petroleum products during a severe energy supply interruption or any period of decreased supply of petroleum products.Roll 55: 212-220
H.Amdt.32Jan 26
Norma J. TorresAmendment sought to change the effective date to be the date the Secretary certifies that the oil and gas leasing on Federal lands is necessary to replenish the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to the amount held on February 23, 2022.Roll 56: 204-228
H.Amdt.35Jan 26
Steve CohenAmendment sought to add additional limitations to the plan including to prevent any new oil and gas production if those activites would result in a negative effect on air quality.Roll 59: 199-232
H.Amdt.36Jan 26
Robert GarciaAmendment sought to insert a new effective date of paragraph (1) to not take effect until a certification is submitted to Congress that any increase in the percentage of Federal lands leased for oil and gas production will not result in an increase in greenhouse gas emissions.Roll 60: 199-230
H.Amdt.37Jan 26
Barbara LeeAmendment sought to add a new effective date stating that the plan will take effect on the date the Secretary certifies that any increase in the percentage of Federal lands leased for oil and gas production would not perpetuate environmental injustice.Roll 61: 207-223
H.Amdt.38Jan 26
Donald M. Payne Jr.Amendment sought to add a new section at the end of the bill stating that nothing in this Act may be construed to controvert the fact that communities of color and low-wealth communities face the greatest harms due to climate change and greenhouse gas emissions.Roll 62: 211-217
H.Amdt.39Jan 26
Seth MagazinerAn amendment numbered 59 printed in the Congressional Record to exclude anything in section 2 from being construed as an impact to the authority of the President or Secretary of Energy to initiate a drawdown of petroleum products from the Reserve in order to lower gas prices.Roll 65: 204-222
H.Amdt.40Jan 26
Seth MagazinerAmendment sought to change the effective date of the plan to not take effect until the date on which the Secretary determines that implementation of paragraph (1) will not negatively affect consumers' homes that are heated using heating oil or other petroleum-based fuels.Roll 66: 205-220
H.Amdt.42Jan 26
Alexandria Ocasio-CortezAmendment sought to limit the plan to include the lease of any land for oil or gas production to a company that has purchased an equity security of the company listed on a national securities exchange.Roll 67: 171-256
H.Amdt.43Jan 26
Alexandria Ocasio-CortezAmendment sought to limit the leasing of Federal land for oil and gas production if it would result in an increase in net carbon emissions.Roll 68: 193-228
H.Amdt.44Jan 26
Alexandria Ocasio-CortezAmendment sought to limit the plan where oil and gas leasing would be inconsistent with the goals of the Paris Climate Accords.Roll 69: 199-229
H.Amdt.45Jan 26
Sheila Jackson LeeAmendment sought to include additional language excluding instances when the Secretary may not execute the first drawdown of petroleum products in the Reserve and changes the effective date of the bill.Roll 70: 205-224
H.Amdt.46Jan 26
Sheila Jackson LeeAmendment sought to add a paragraph within Section 2 that paragraph (1) shall not take effect until the Secretary submits to Congress a report on the necessity of acting under the authority of Section 2 to refill the Reserve.Roll 71: 207-220
H.Amdt.47Jan 26
Deborah K. RossAmendment sought to add an exclusion paragraph stating that the plan in paragraph (1) shall not include any tracts where oil or gas production would harass or take a North Atlantic Right Whale.Roll 72: 212-218
H.Amdt.48Jan 26
Sean CastenAmendment sought to make sundry amendments to the bill and require companies drilling on public lands to submit plans for cutting greenhouse gas emissions associated with production.Roll 73: 199-231
H.Amdt.49Jan 26
Sean CastenAmendment sought to make sundry amendments to the bill.Roll 74: 195-229
H.Amdt.50Jan 26
Sean CastenAmendment sought to remove the word "gas" from the leasing of oil and gas production.Roll 75: 191-237
H.Amdt.51Jan 26
Debbie Wasserman SchultzAmendment sought to exclude the Big Cypress National Reserve.Roll 63: 212-215
H.Amdt.52Jan 26
Bradley Scott SchneiderAmendment sought to exclude oil and gas leasing in the Great Lakes from the plan.Roll 64: 209-215
H.Amdt.53Jan 26
Kathy E. ManningAmendment sought to exclude the submerged lands of the Outer Continental Shelf from the plan.Roll 76: 206-220
H.Amdt.54Jan 26
Hillary J. ScholtenAn amendment numbered 60 printed in the Congressional Record to insert language stating that if the Secretary determines a situation exists in which a delay in executing a drawdown of petroleum products in the Reserve in order to comply with paragraph (1) with increase gas prices.Roll 77: 207-221
H.Amdt.55Jan 26
Susie LeeAmendment sought to ensure that the Federal Government is not forced to lease public lands with low or no potential for oil and gas development to the fossil fuel industry as a result of this bill.Roll 78: 207-221
H.Amdt.56Jan 26
Katie PorterAmendment sought to provide that the plan shall not provide financial benefit to any entity which is allowed any allowance for depletion which is determined under section 613 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986.Roll 79: 173-256
H.Amdt.57Jan 26
Gabe VasquezAmendment sought to add at the end of the bill an effective date section stating that it shall not take effect until the Secretary of Energy, in consultation with the Secretary of the Interior, publishes a report on the number, location, and owner of all unused permits to drill for oil and gas on Federal land.Roll 80: 204-224
H.Amdt.58Jan 26
Gabe VasquezAmendment sought to strike all after the enacting clause and insert a new section which required the Secretary of Energy to acquire petroleum products for the Strategic Petroleum Reserve that are produced from sources located in the United States.Roll 81: 187-240
H.Amdt.59Jan 26
David N. CicillineAmendment sought to add additional limitations to the plan.Roll 82: 211-217
H.Amdt.61Jan 26
Mark TakanoAn amendment numbered 80 printed in the Congressional Record to add a paragraph stating the Secretary shall provide an opportunity of public comment on the plan for a period of at least 90 days.Without a recorded vote
H.Amdt.62Jan 26
Mark TakanoAmendment sought to add a consideration paragraph stating the Secretary shall consider the number of inactive but approved Federal oil and gas leases and permits to drill issued before the date of enactment of the subsection.Roll 83: 208-221
H.Amdt.63Jan 26
Mark TakanoAn amendment numbered 82 printed in the Congressional Record to make sundry amendments to the limitation paragraph and add at the end of the bill, a new section titled Effective Date.Without a recorded vote
H.Amdt.64Jan 26
Joaquin CastroAmendment sought to prohibit the Secretary of Energy from approving new oil and gas leases on Federal lands that have high concentrations of orphaned oil and gas wells.Roll 84: 197-230
H.Amdt.65Jan 26
Nanette Diaz BarraganAn amendment numbered 24 printed in the Congressional Record to exclude any Federal land a boundary of which is within 3,200 feet of a residence, school, or hospital.Roll 85: 209-219
H.Amdt.66Jan 26
Stacey E. PlaskettAmendment sought prohibit the bill from taking effect until the Secretary of Energy, in consultation with other Federal agencies, certifies that H.R. 21 will not result in an increase to the average price of energy for Americans.Roll 86: 209-221
H.Amdt.67Jan 26
Marie Gluesenkamp PerezAmendment sought to limit leasing in the Washington/Oregon Planning Area if the lease would adversely impact coastal fisheries.Roll 87: 210-219
H.Amdt.68Jan 26
Jamaal BowmanAmendment sought to authorize the participation by any corporation or entity that the Secretary determines contributed to price gouging in the oil and gas sector in 2022, including in any lease auction that occurs pursuant to such plan.Roll 88: 201-229
H.Amdt.70Jan 26
Rashida TlaibAn amendment numbered 14 printed in the Congressional Record to reduce the 10 percent limitation to 0.1 percent leased for oil and gas production.Without a recorded vote
H.Amdt.71Jan 27
Raúl M. GrijalvaAmendment sought to add to the end of the bill an additional paragraph that the plan required by paragraph (1) shall not include oil and gas leasing on any protected public lands.Roll 89: 210-218
H.Amdt.72Jan 27
Jeff JacksonAmendment sought to permit the Secretary to delay drawdown if the drawdown will harm national security.Roll 90: 210-220
H.Amdt.74Jan 27
Brad ShermanAn amendment numbered 88 printed in the Congressional Record to add a new paragraph excepting the plan from applying if the President produces a plan to limit the amount of oil and gas exported from the United States by the same percentage as the percentage of petroleum in the Strategic Petroleum Reserve that is drawn down in each drawdown that occurs after the date of enactment of the subsection.Without a recorded vote
H.Amdt.76Jan 27
Ted LieuAn amendment numbered 61 printed in the Congressional Record to insert language stating that any drawdown that the Secretary determines will result in a net profit for the Federal Government.Roll 91: 198-229
H.Amdt.77Jan 27
Ted LieuAn amendment numbered 62 printed in the Congressional Record to exclude oil and gas leasing in any tract located in the Outer Continental Shelf if leasing on such tract would adversely impact any marine mammal from the plan required by paragraph (1).Without a recorded vote
H.Amdt.78Jan 27
Wiley NickelAmendment sought to permit the Secretary to delay the drawdown if will worsen inflation.Roll 92: 207-222

Ruled out of order (point of order sustained) (7)

H.Amdt.17Jan 26
Rashida TlaibAn amendment numbered 10 printed in the Congressional Record to add a new paragraph within section 2 titled "Environmental Reviews".
H.Amdt.25Jan 26
Andy BarrAn amendment numbered 48 printed in the Congressional Record to add a new section at the end of the bill Temporary Suspension of Certain Financial Regulations to limit access to financing for oil and gas companies until the date the amount of petroleum products in the Strategic Petroleum Reserve is equal to or greater than the amount on the day before the drawdown.
H.Amdt.30Jan 26
Mike ThompsonAn amendment numbered 23 printed in the Congressional Record to change the short title to Strategic Production and Conservation Response Act and add conservation requirements to the plan.
H.Amdt.41Jan 26
Daniel S. GoldmanAn amendment numbered 16 printed in the Congressional Record to add certification language to the bill.
H.Amdt.60Jan 26
Mike QuigleyAn amendment numbered 125 printed in the Congressional Record to change the date of enactment to be the date on which the Secretary certified that Russia's invasion of Ukraine has ended.
H.Amdt.69Jan 26
Rashida TlaibAn amendment numbered 13 printed in the Congressional Record to add a new section requiring a report on campaign donations from the oil and gas industry.
H.Amdt.79Jan 27
Frank Pallone Jr.An amendment numbered 95 printed in the Congressional Record to add the language of the bill titled Buy Low and Sell High Act.

Cosponsors

40 cosponsored

Sponsor Introduced by Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA) on Jan 9, 2023

MemberParty/StateDateDays after introductionOriginalGrade
Bill JohnsonR-OHJan 9, 20230Original—
Brett GuthrieR-KYJan 9, 20230OriginalF
Clay HigginsR-LAJan 9, 20230OriginalF
Dan CrenshawR-TXJan 9, 20230OriginalF
Greg PenceR-INJan 9, 20230Original—
Gus M. BilirakisR-FLJan 9, 20230OriginalF
Guy ReschenthalerR-PAJan 9, 20230OriginalF
Jeff DuncanR-SCJan 9, 20230Original—
John JoyceR-PAJan 9, 20230OriginalF
John R. CurtisR-UTJan 9, 20230Original—
Kelly ArmstrongR-NDJan 9, 20230Original—
Larry BucshonR-INJan 9, 20230Original—
Lori Chavez-DeRemerR-ORJan 9, 20230Original—
Michael C. BurgessR-TXJan 9, 20230Original—
Neal P. DunnR-FLJan 9, 20230OriginalF
Nicholas A. LangworthyR-NYJan 9, 20230OriginalF
Richard HudsonR-NCJan 9, 20230OriginalF
Robert E. LattaR-OHJan 9, 20230OriginalF
Robert J. WittmanR-VAJan 9, 20230OriginalF
Scott FitzgeraldR-WIJan 9, 20230OriginalF
Thomas H. KeanR-NJJan 9, 20230OriginalF
Tim WalbergR-MIJan 9, 20230OriginalF
Ben ClineR-VAJan 10, 20231F
Don BaconR-NEJan 10, 20231F
Marjorie Taylor GreeneR-GAJan 10, 20231F
Nicole MalliotakisR-NYJan 10, 20231F
Chuck EdwardsR-NCJan 11, 20232F
Darrell E. IssaR-CAJan 11, 20232F
Earl L. "Buddy" CarterR-GAJan 11, 20232F
Jake EllzeyR-TXJan 11, 20232F
Troy BaldersonR-OHJan 11, 20232F
Ashley HinsonR-IAJan 24, 202315F
Derrick Van OrdenR-WIJan 24, 202315F
Lauren BoebertR-COJan 24, 202315F
Pete StauberR-MNJan 24, 202315F
Randy K. Weber Sr.R-TXJan 24, 202315F
Steve WomackR-ARJan 24, 202315F
Kat CammackR-FLJan 25, 202316F
Kay GrangerR-TXJan 25, 202316—
Pete SessionsR-TXJan 25, 202316F

How Members Acted

205 Voted No · 221 Voted Yes
Dem: 172 voted no / 1 voted yes Rep: 0 voted no / 182 voted yes
Member Grade Vote PAC $ Travel Stock Natural hazard risk Air quality (PM2.5) Asthma prevalence
Aaron Bean R-FL · FL-4 F F Voted Yes $15K — — 44.5▼ 9.1▼ 9.22%▼
Adam Smith D-WA · WA-9 A B+ Voted No $19K — 1 73.3▲ 9.3▼ 9.7%
Adrian Smith R-NE · NE-3 F F Voted Yes $176K 1 · $2K — 77.8▲ 4.9▼ 8.55%▼
Adriano Espaillat D-NY · NY-13 A B Voted No $6K — — 43.5▼ 11▲ 10.37%▲
Al Green D-TX · TX-9 A B+ Voted No $17K — — 71.8▲ 8.7▼ 9.33%▼
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez D-NY · NY-14 A A- Voted No $3K 1 · $659 — 31.8▼ 10.9▲ 11.31%▲
Alma S. Adams D-NC · NC-12 A B Voted No $11K 1 · $2K — 30.3▼ 9.8▲ 9.5%▼
Ami Bera D-CA · CA-6 A- B Voted No $87K — — 28.5▼ 15.9▲ 9.9%▲
André Carson D-IN · IN-7 A+ A- Voted No $5K 6 · $7K — 40.3▼ 11.5▲ 11.1%▲
Andrea Salinas D-OR · OR-6 A B+ Voted No $18K 1 · $885 — 65.1▲ 8.7▼ 10.91%▲
Andrew Ogles R-TN · TN-5 F F Voted Yes $5K — — 57.8▲ 10.3▲ 10.07%▲
Andrew R. Garbarino R-NY · NY-2 F F Voted Yes $54K 4 · $22K — 21.6▼ 10.4▲ 9.8%▲
Andrew S. Clyde R-GA · GA-9 F F Voted Yes $6K — — 43.2▼ 9.7▲ 9.48%▼
Andy Barr R-KY · KY-6 F F Voted Yes $377K — — 53.1▼ 8.8▼ 11.05%▲
Andy Biggs R-AZ · AZ-5 F F Voted Yes $38K 1 · $842 — 63.7▲ 9.2▼ 9.91%▲
Andy Harris R-MD · MD-1 F F Voted Yes $172K 2 · $35K — 38.4▼ 9.2▼ 10.13%▲
Angie Craig D-MN · MN-2 A- B Voted No $68K 1 · $1K 2 42.3▼ 9.5▲ 9.03%▼
Ann Wagner R-MO · MO-2 F F Voted Yes $161K — — 77.7▲ 8.2▼ 9.48%▼
Anna Paulina Luna R-FL · FL-13 F F Voted Yes $0 — — 48.4▼ 8.2▼ 8.8%▼
Ashley Hinson R-IA · IA-2 F F Voted Yes $129K 4 · $6K — 54.3 9.4 9.37%▼
August Pfluger R-TX · TX-11 F F Voted Yes $399K 3 · $8K — 51.7▼ 7.3▼ 9.39%▼
Austin Scott R-GA · GA-8 F F Voted Yes $75K — 2 48.3▼ 10.1▲ 10.72%▲
Ayanna Pressley D-MA · MA-7 A A- Voted No $2K — — 15.3▼ 10.1▲ 10.99%▲
Barry Loudermilk R-GA · GA-11 F F Voted Yes $68K 1 · $2K — 42.7▼ 9.5▲ 9.54%▼
Barry Moore R-AL · AL-1 F F Voted Yes $13K — — 84.2▲ 8.6▼ 10.36%▲
Becca Balint D-VT · VT-AL A+ A- Voted No $2K — — 38.2▼ 9.4 10.74%▲
Ben Cline R-VA · VA-6 F F Voted Yes $36K — — 45.4▼ 7.9▼ 10.4%▲
Bennie G. Thompson D-MS · MS-2 A B+ Voted No $89K — — 73.5▲ 7.5▼ 10.99%▲
Beth Van Duyne R-TX · TX-24 F F Voted Yes $224K 1 · $1K — 52.9▼ 9.1▼ 9.78%▲
Betty McCollum D-MN · MN-4 A+ B+ Voted No $9K — — 41.8▼ 11.9▲ 9.2%▼
Bill Foster D-IL · IL-11 A B Voted No $22K — — 56.9▲ 9.6▲ 9.16%▼
Bill Huizenga R-MI · MI-4 F F Voted Yes $165K — — 26.6▼ 9.8▲ 10.83%▲
Blake D. Moore R-UT · UT-1 F F Voted Yes $60K — 2 52.8▼ 10.5▲ 10.09%▲
Bonnie Watson Coleman D-NJ · NJ-12 A+ A- Voted No $12K — — 61.2▲ 9.6▲ 8.82%▼
Brad Finstad R-MN · MN-1 F F Voted Yes $70K 1 · $1K — 69.1▲ 8.8▼ 9.41%▼
Brad Sherman D-CA · CA-32 A- B+ Voted No $1K — — 83.4▲ 8.6▼ 9.2%▼
Bradley Scott Schneider D-IL · IL-10 A- B Voted No $62K — 2 52.8▼ 9.9▲ 9.06%▼
Brendan F. Boyle D-PA · PA-2 A B Voted No $45K 1 · $1K — 71.9▲ 11.3▲ 11.8%▲
Brett Guthrie R-KY · KY-2 F F Voted Yes $498K 1 · $1K — 67.1▲ 9.5▲ 11.16%▲
Brian Babin R-TX · TX-36 F F Voted Yes $235K — 1 73.3▲ 8.9▼ 9.72%▲
Brian J. Mast R-FL · FL-21 F F Voted Yes $57K 1 · $821 — 70.6▲ 7.3▼ 8.53%▼
Brian K. Fitzpatrick R-PA · PA-1 B F Voted Yes $160K 1 · $842 3 43.5▼ 11.2▲ 9.86%▲
Brittany Pettersen D-CO · CO-7 A- B Voted No $10K — — 45.1▼ 5.8▼ 9.84%▲
Bruce Westerman R-AR · AR-4 F F Voted Yes $526K 5 · $27K 11 71.4▲ 7.8▼ 9.99%▲
Bryan Steil R-WI · WI-1 F F Voted Yes $129K 1 · $1K — 48.9▼ 9.6▲ 10.79%▲
Burgess Owens R-UT · UT-4 F F Voted Yes $39K — — 53.8▼ 8.6▼ 9.95%▲
Byron Donalds R-FL · FL-19 F F Voted Yes $62K 1 · $1K — 76.1▲ 8.1▼ 8.38%▼
Carlos A. Gimenez R-FL · FL-28 F F Voted Yes $21K 3 · $4K — 56.5▲ 6.9▼ 7.9%▼
Carol D. Miller R-WV · WV-1 F F Voted Yes $194K — 5 70.3▲ 7.6▼ 11.84%▲
Charles J. "Chuck" Fleischmann R-TN · TN-3 F F Voted Yes $89K — 3 56.1▲ 8.4▼ 10.59%▲
Chellie Pingree D-ME · ME-1 A B+ Voted No $13K — — 27.5▼ 8.2▼ 11.02%▲
Chip Roy R-TX · TX-21 F F Voted Yes $93K — 3 68.7▲ 8.7▼ 9.1%▼
Chris Pappas D-NH · NH-1 A- C+ Voted No $25K — — 36.1▼ 9▼ 10.67%▲
Chrissy Houlahan D-PA · PA-6 A- C+ Voted No $20K 3 · $11K — 38.8▼ 11.1▲ 9.73%▲
Christopher H. Smith R-NJ · NJ-4 F F Voted Yes $14K — — 47.9▼ 9.8▲ 9.4%▼
Christopher R. Deluzio D-PA · PA-17 A- B+ Voted No $12K — — 23.9▼ 9.2▼ 10.48%▲
Chuck Edwards R-NC · NC-11 F F Voted Yes $8K 3 · $5K — 60.9▲ 6.6▼ 9.4%▼
Claudia Tenney R-NY · NY-24 F F Voted Yes $80K — — 27.7▼ 7.1▼ 11.36%▲
Clay Higgins R-LA · LA-3 F F Voted Yes $77K 1 · $186 — 86.3▲ 9.2▼ 10.26%▲
Cliff Bentz R-OR · OR-2 F F Voted Yes $70K 2 · $16K — 70.4▲ 7.7▼ 10.9%▲
Cory Mills R-FL · FL-7 F F Voted Yes $3K 5 · $5K — 51.6▼ 10▲ 8.44%▼
Dale W. Strong R-AL · AL-5 F F Voted Yes $6K — — 66.8▲ 8.1▼ 9.96%▲
Dan Crenshaw R-TX · TX-2 F F Voted Yes $402K 2 · $10K 8 71.6▲ 14.3▲ 9.45%▼
Dan Newhouse R-WA · WA-4 F F Voted Yes $168K 3 · $13K 11 63.5▲ 9.4 11.16%▲
Daniel Meuser R-PA · PA-9 F F Voted Yes $94K 1 · $1K 4 52.5▼ 8.7▼ 10.52%▲
Daniel S. Goldman D-NY · NY-10 A B+ Voted No $3K 1 · $19 9 31.7▼ 9.6▲ 10.32%▲
Daniel Webster R-FL · FL-11 F F Voted Yes $41K — — 61.9▲ 10.1▲ 8.71%▼
Danny K. Davis D-IL · IL-7 A B+ Voted No $500 — — 64.3▲ 10.4▲ 9.2%▼
Darin LaHood R-IL · IL-16 F F Voted Yes $215K 4 · $12K — 68▲ 10▲ 9.88%▲
Darrell Issa R-CA · CA-48 F F Voted Yes $36K — — 74.5▲ 8.7▼ 9.2%▼
Darren Soto D-FL · FL-9 A B Voted No $5K 1 · $764 — 63.2▲ 11.4▲ 8.58%▼
David G. Valadao R-CA · CA-22 F F Voted Yes $158K 3 · $5K — 57.1▲ 24.5▲ 10.17%▲
David Kustoff R-TN · TN-8 F F Voted Yes $50K — 1 83.7▲ 7.9▼ 10.94%▲
David P. Joyce R-OH · OH-14 F F Voted Yes $286K 3 · $32K 9 26.5▼ 8.2▼ 10.23%▲
David Rouzer R-NC · NC-7 F F Voted Yes $141K 1 · $15K — 79▲ 8.2▼ 10.06%▲
David Schweikert R-AZ · AZ-1 F F Voted Yes $110K 1 · $1K — 68.6▲ 8.7▼ 9.9%▲
David Scott D-GA · GA-13 A B Voted No $32K 6 · $9K — 31.9▼ 10▲ 10.07%▲
Debbie Dingell D-MI · MI-6 A B+ Voted No $39K — 17 29.6▼ 10.7▲ 11.52%▲
Debbie Wasserman Schultz D-FL · FL-25 A- B Voted No $7K — — 57.4▲ 7.4▼ 8.7%▼
Deborah K. Ross D-NC · NC-2 A B+ Voted No $8K — — 36.2▼ 9.1▼ 8.9%▼
Delia C. Ramirez D-IL · IL-3 A+ A Voted No $8K — — 58.3▲ 10.5▲ 8.96%▼
Derrick Van Orden R-WI · WI-3 F F Voted Yes $26K 1 · $745 — 72.7▲ 9.4 10.35%▲
Diana DeGette D-CO · CO-1 A B+ Voted No $12K — — 38.9▼ 7.6▼ 9.7%
Diana Harshbarger R-TN · TN-1 F F Voted Yes $28K — 35 38.6▼ 8.2▼ 10.57%▲
Dina Titus D-NV · NV-1 A- B Voted No $31K — — 54.8▲ 9.5▲ 9.6%▼
Don Bacon R-NE · NE-2 F F Voted Yes $103K 8 · $53K — 48.8▼ 5.2▼ 8.65%▼
Donald G. Davis D-NC · NC-1 C- C- Voted No $23K 2 · $3K — 67.6▲ 8▼ 10.64%▲
Donald Norcross D-NJ · NJ-1 A- C+ Voted No $64K — — 33.7▼ 10.4▲ 10.13%▲
Donald S. Beyer D-VA · VA-8 A B+ Voted No $24K — 4 17.7▼ 9.2▼ 9.2%▼
Doris O. Matsui D-CA · CA-7 A- B+ Voted No $13K 7 · $8K — 31.6▼ 15.1▲ 9.9%▲
Doug LaMalfa R-CA · CA-1 F F Voted Yes $80K — — 72.9▲ 8.2▼ 10.21%▲
Dusty Johnson R-SD · SD-AL F F Voted Yes $132K 5 · $53K — 75.7▲ 4.4▼ 8.97%▼
Dwight Evans D-PA · PA-3 A- B+ Voted No $4K — 17 66.6▲ 10.3▲ 11.8%▲
Earl L. "Buddy" Carter R-GA · GA-1 F F Voted Yes $154K 2 · $11K 2 71▲ 9.5▲ 10.14%▲
Ed Case D-HI · HI-1 A C+ Voted No $1K 2 · $43K 1 53.3▼ — 8.2%▼
Elijah Crane R-AZ · AZ-2 F F Voted Yes $5K — — 63.3▲ 4.3▼ 10.88%▲
Elise M. Stefanik R-NY · NY-21 F F Voted Yes $226K — — 40.7▼ 8.3▼ 11.38%▲
Emilia Strong Sykes D-OH · OH-13 A- B Voted No $26K — — 25.1▼ 9.6▲ 10.38%▲
Eric A. "Rick" Crawford R-AR · AR-1 F F Voted Yes $114K — — 84.7▲ 7.3▼ 10.1%▲
Eric Burlison R-MO · MO-7 F F Voted Yes $3K — — 62.8▲ 6.8▼ 9.87%▲
Eric Sorensen D-IL · IL-17 A- C+ Voted No $13K 1 · $1K — 52.4▼ 10.5▲ 10.06%▲
Eric Swalwell D-CA · CA-14 C+ C+ Voted No $25K 1 · $4K — 85.2▲ 11.9▲ 8.6%▼
Erin Houchin R-IN · IN-9 F F Voted Yes $37K 1 · $2K — 60.4▲ 9.3▼ 10.47%▲
Frank D. Lucas R-OK · OK-3 F F Voted Yes $458K 3 · $12K — 73.2▲ 7.2▼ 11.01%▲
Frank J. Mrvan D-IN · IN-1 A- C+ Voted No $19K — — 52.7▼ 9.1▼ 10.52%▲
Frank Pallone D-NJ · NJ-6 A B Voted No $72K 8 · $26K 1 45.4▼ 9.2▼ 8.78%▼
Frederica S. Wilson D-FL · FL-24 B+ B Voted No $9K — — 39.6▼ 7.1▼ 7.99%▼
Gabe Vasquez D-NM · NM-2 B+ C+ Voted No $26K — — 53.4▼ 6.9▼ 10.69%▲
Gary J. Palmer R-AL · AL-6 F F Voted Yes $112K — 8 55.9▲ 8.9▼ 9.99%▲
Gerald E. Connolly D-VA · VA-11 B+ B+ Voted No $10K — — 22.8▼ 11.6▲ 9%▼
Glenn Grothman R-WI · WI-6 F F Voted Yes $64K — — 57.6▲ 8.9▼ 10.09%▲
Glenn Ivey D-MD · MD-4 A B Voted No $0 — — 16.5▼ 10.6▲ 10.46%▲
Glenn Thompson R-PA · PA-15 F F Voted Yes $361K 6 · $24K — 46.3▼ 7.8▼ 10.59%▲
Grace Meng D-NY · NY-6 A- B Voted No $5K 1 · $376 — 34▼ 10.4▲ 9.1%▼
Greg Casar D-TX · TX-35 B+ B+ Voted No $7K — — 56.9▲ 9.5▲ 8.72%▼
Greg Landsman D-OH · OH-1 A C+ Voted No $17K 1 · $1K 10 35▼ 10.4▲ 10.05%▲
Greg Stanton D-AZ · AZ-4 A- C+ Voted No $7K — 8 67.4▲ 11.5▲ 9.9%▲
Gregory F. Murphy R-NC · NC-3 F F Voted Yes $6K — — 85.8▲ 8.1▼ 9.89%▲
Gregory W. Meeks D-NY · NY-5 A B Voted No $52K 1 · $2K — 22.4▼ 9.5▲ 9.1%▼
Gus M. Bilirakis R-FL · FL-12 F F Voted Yes $135K — — 63.4▲ 9.5▲ 8.83%▼
Guy Reschenthaler R-PA · PA-14 F F Voted Yes $303K — — 31.5▼ 8.6▼ 10.39%▲
Gwen Moore D-WI · WI-4 A- B+ Voted No $10K — — 42.3▼ 10.1▲ 11.5%▲
H. Morgan Griffith R-VA · VA-9 F F Voted Yes $341K 2 · $3K — 42.9▼ 7.4▼ 10.73%▲
Hakeem S. Jeffries D-NY · NY-8 A C+ Voted No $49K 1 · $2K — 22.6▼ 9.3▼ 10.5%▲
Haley M. Stevens D-MI · MI-11 A B Voted No $39K — — 29.9▼ 11.8▲ 10.1%▲
Harold Rogers R-KY · KY-5 F F Voted Yes $195K — 14 71.9▲ 8.2▼ 12.07%▲
Harriet M. Hageman R-WY · WY-AL F F Voted Yes $107K — — 65.8▲ 2.8▼ 9.6%▼
Henry C. "Hank" Johnson D-GA · GA-4 A A- Voted No $8K 1 · $764 — 26.6▼ 10.6▲ 9.88%▲
Henry Cuellar D-TX · TX-28 F D Voted No $953K — — 52.3▼ 8.7▼ 9.46%▼
Hillary J. Scholten D-MI · MI-3 A- C+ Voted No $19K — — 25.9▼ 9.6▲ 10.42%▲
Ilhan Omar D-MN · MN-5 A+ A Voted No $5K 4 · $8K — 37▼ 10▲ 9.31%▼
J. French Hill R-AR · AR-2 F F Voted Yes $123K 1 · $1K 3 69▲ 8.4▼ 9.71%▲
J. Luis Correa D-CA · CA-46 B C+ Voted No $164K — — 76.5▲ 12.7▲ 8.6%▼
Jack Bergman R-MI · MI-1 F F Voted Yes $61K 1 · $1K — 46.4▼ 5.4▼ 10.77%▲
Jahana Hayes D-CT · CT-5 A B+ Voted No $36K — — — 10.7▲ 10.63%▲
Jake Auchincloss D-MA · MA-4 A- B Voted No $6K 1 · $1K — 22.8▼ 9.8▲ 10.95%▲
Jake Ellzey R-TX · TX-6 F F Voted Yes $107K — — 57.3▲ 8.6▼ 9.74%▲
James A. Himes D-CT · CT-4 A- B Voted No $20K 2 · $16K 1 — 10.2▲ 10.24%▲
James Comer R-KY · KY-1 F F Voted Yes $142K 9 · $12K — 73.9▲ 8.9▼ 11.33%▲
James E. Clyburn D-SC · SC-6 A- B Voted No $133K — — 73.4▲ 8.9▼ 9.78%▲
James P. McGovern D-MA · MA-2 A A- Voted No $4K — — 26.8▼ 9.5▲ 11.25%▲
James R. Baird R-IN · IN-4 F F Voted Yes $16K 3 · $4K — 53.2▼ 10.1▲ 10.29%▲
Jamie Raskin D-MD · MD-8 A+ B+ Voted No $7K — — 12.8▼ 11.2▲ 8.6%▼
Janice D. Schakowsky D-IL · IL-9 A A- Voted No $2K — — 66.9▲ 10.7▲ 9.18%▼
Jared F. Golden D-ME · ME-2 C- C- Voted Yes $47K — — 41.6▼ 8▼ 11.95%▲
Jared Huffman D-CA · CA-2 A B+ Voted No $35K 2 · $4K — 89.1▲ 6.6▼ 9.68%▼
Jared Moskowitz D-FL · FL-23 A- C Voted No $3K — 4 60.3▲ 7.6▼ 8.62%▼
Jasmine Crockett D-TX · TX-30 A- B+ Voted No $4K — — 58.5▲ 8.5▼ 9.89%▲
Jason Crow D-CO · CO-6 A B Voted No $45K — — 35.5▼ 7.1▼ 10.48%▲
Jason Smith R-MO · MO-8 F F Voted Yes $395K — — 81.1▲ 8.4▼ 10.05%▲
Jay Obernolte R-CA · CA-23 F F Voted Yes $110K — — 78.6▲ 6.1▼ 9.49%▼
Jefferson Van Drew R-NJ · NJ-2 F F Voted Yes $35K — — 53.7▼ 7.9▼ 9.94%▲
Jennifer A. Kiggans R-VA · VA-2 F F Voted Yes $47K 1 · $1K — 18.4▼ 8.8▼ 10.23%▲
Jerrold Nadler D-NY · NY-12 A- B+ Voted No $8K — — 47.9▼ 9.6▲ 10.1%▲
Jill N. Tokuda D-HI · HI-2 A+ B+ Voted No $1K 3 · $4K — 73.5▲ — 8.64%▼
Jim Costa D-CA · CA-21 C+ C+ Voted No $634K — — 55.2▲ 26.1▲ 10.04%▲
Jim Jordan R-OH · OH-4 F F Voted Yes $167K — — 40.6▼ 10.4▲ 10.03%▲
Jimmy Gomez D-CA · CA-34 A- B+ Voted No $15K — — 78.2▲ 12.3▲ 9.2%▼
Jimmy Panetta D-CA · CA-19 A- B Voted No $34K 4 · $27K — 81.5▲ 11.1▲ 8.87%▼
Joaquin Castro D-TX · TX-20 A B+ Voted No $75K — — 62.2▲ 9.2▼ 9.4%▼
Jodey C. Arrington R-TX · TX-19 F F Voted Yes $363K — — 63.9▲ 6.4▼ 9.77%▲
Joe Courtney D-CT · CT-2 A- C+ Voted No $11K 2 · $1K 2 — 8.9▼ 11.03%▲
Joe Neguse D-CO · CO-2 A B+ Voted No $15K — — 51.2▼ 5.9▼ 10%▲
Joe Wilson R-SC · SC-2 F F Voted Yes $68K 1 · $467 — 49.1▼ 9.8▲ 9.6%▼
John B. Larson D-CT · CT-1 A- B+ Voted No $27K — 10 — 11.1▲ 11.38%▲
John Garamendi D-CA · CA-8 A- B+ Voted No $19K 2 · $17K — 76.2▲ 11.7▲ 9.21%▼
John H. Rutherford R-FL · FL-5 F F Voted Yes $30K — 17 48.8▼ 9▼ 9.09%▼
John James R-MI · MI-10 F F Voted Yes $89K — 14 36▼ 11.5▲ 10.97%▲
John Joyce R-PA · PA-13 F F Voted Yes $203K — — 44.8▼ 9.8▲ 10.49%▲
John R. Carter R-TX · TX-31 F F Voted Yes $246K — — 40.9▼ 8.4▼ 9.39%▼
John R. Moolenaar R-MI · MI-2 F F Voted Yes $78K — — 44.9▼ 7.7▼ 10.81%▲
John W. Rose R-TN · TN-6 F F Voted Yes $9K 1 · $1K — 60▲ 8.5▼ 10.47%▲
Jonathan L. Jackson D-IL · IL-1 A+ B Voted No $3K — 9 60.8▲ 9.7▲ 9.26%▼
Joseph D. Morelle D-NY · NY-25 A- B Voted No $50K — 1 20.5▼ 8.1▼ 11.88%▲
Josh Brecheen R-OK · OK-2 F F Voted Yes $30K — — 78.2▲ 7.6▼ 11.84%▲
Josh Gottheimer D-NJ · NJ-5 A- C+ Voted No $135K — 116 45.2▼ 9.1▼ 8.57%▼
Josh Harder D-CA · CA-9 A- C+ Voted No $21K — — 61▲ 15.9▲ 9.68%▼
Joyce Beatty D-OH · OH-3 A- B+ Voted No $19K 1 · $12K — 32.3▼ 10.4▲ 10.3%▲
Juan Ciscomani R-AZ · AZ-6 F F Voted Yes $71K 1 · $1K — 69.5▲ 7.1▼ 10.21%▲
Juan Vargas D-CA · CA-52 A B+ Voted No $20K — — 41.7▼ 17.1▲ 9.2%▼
Judy Chu D-CA · CA-28 A A- Voted No $4K — — 86.5▲ 10.3▲ 9.21%▼
Julia Brownley D-CA · CA-26 A- B+ Voted No $72K — — 83.6▲ 6.4▼ 9.2%▼
Julia Letlow R-LA · LA-5 F F Voted Yes $110K 1 · $1K 4 75.5▲ 8.5▼ 10.53%▲
Kat Cammack R-FL · FL-3 F F Voted Yes $100K — — 63.8▲ 9.1▼ 9.32%▼
Katherine M. Clark D-MA · MA-5 A B Voted No $13K — 37 27.6▼ 9.4 10.14%▲
Kathy Castor D-FL · FL-14 A+ B Voted No $19K 1 · $764 — 47.4▼ 8.4▼ 8.6%▼
Keith Self R-TX · TX-3 F F Voted Yes $4K 1 · $1K — 81.6▲ 10.2▲ 8.73%▼
Ken Calvert R-CA · CA-41 F F Voted Yes $225K 1 · $8K — 88.4▲ 8.7▼ 9.1%▼
Kevin Hern R-OK · OK-1 F F Voted Yes $329K 1 · $2K 139 54.8▲ 8.2▼ 11.1%▲
Kevin Kiley I-CA · CA-3 F F Voted Yes $6K — — 60.6▲ 9.6▲ 9.54%▼
Kevin Mullin D-CA · CA-15 A- B+ Voted No $3K — — 75.3▲ 9.9▲ 8.07%▼
Kim Schrier D-WA · WA-8 A- C+ Voted No $47K 4 · $6K 4 71.3▲ 11.8▲ 10.1%▲
Kweisi Mfume D-MD · MD-7 A B+ Voted No $50 — — 24.8▼ 11.2▲ 11.81%▲
Lance Gooden R-TX · TX-5 F F Voted Yes $162K — — 60.3▲ 8.2▼ 9.9%▲
Laurel M. Lee R-FL · FL-15 F F Voted Yes $53K 1 · $1K — 57.5▲ 8.8▼ 8.56%▼
Lauren Boebert R-CO · CO-4 F F Voted Yes $10K — — 50.7▼ 5.6▼ 10.31%▲
Lauren Underwood D-IL · IL-14 A B+ Voted No $43K 1 · $1K — 61.7▲ 9.6▲ 9.46%▼
Linda T. Sánchez D-CA · CA-38 A B+ Voted No $12K — 1 75.9▲ 14.7▲ 9.15%▼
Lisa C. McClain R-MI · MI-9 F F Voted Yes $111K — 43 43.2▼ 9.8▲ 10.66%▲
Lizzie Fletcher D-TX · TX-7 A- B Voted No $458K — — 66.5▲ 9.8▲ 9.27%▼
Lloyd Doggett D-TX · TX-37 A A- Voted No $11K — — 38.2▼ 8.8▼ 8.41%▼
Lloyd Smucker R-PA · PA-11 F F Voted Yes $200K — — 45.2▼ 12▲ 10.5%▲
Lois Frankel D-FL · FL-22 A- B Voted No $18K 1 · $101 74 50▼ 8.7▼ 8.3%▼
Lori Trahan D-MA · MA-3 A B+ Voted No $9K — — 31.3▼ 9.3▼ 10.26%▲
Lucy McBath D-GA · GA-6 A- C+ Voted No $23K — — 27.7▼ 9▼ 9.6%▼
Madeleine Dean D-PA · PA-4 A+ B+ Voted No $5K — — 43.3▼ 11.5▲ 9.88%▲
Marc A. Veasey D-TX · TX-33 B C+ Voted No $372K 1 · $2K — 50.2▼ 9.1▼ 9.8%▲
Marcy Kaptur D-OH · OH-9 A- C+ Voted No $24K — — 33.2▼ 8.9▼ 10.65%▲
Maria Elvira Salazar R-FL · FL-27 F F Voted Yes $13K 2 · $2K 2 37.5▼ 7.4▼ 7.9%▼
Mariannette Miller-Meeks R-IA · IA-1 F F Voted Yes $149K 8 · $20K — 59.5▲ 9.4 9.39%▼
Marie Gluesenkamp Perez D-WA · WA-3 C- C- Voted No $25K 1 · $1K — 54.1▼ 8.5▼ 11.07%▲
Marilyn Strickland D-WA · WA-10 A B Voted No $2K — — 64.7▲ 9.7▲ 11.06%▲
Mario Diaz-Balart R-FL · FL-26 F F Voted Yes $90K — — 55.5▲ 7.6▼ 7.93%▼
Marjorie Taylor Greene R-GA · GA-14 F F Voted Yes $5K — 36 52.4▼ 9.3▼ 9.95%▲
Mark Alford R-MO · MO-4 F F Voted Yes $6K — — 67.5▲ 7.2▼ 9.86%▲
Mark DeSaulnier D-CA · CA-10 A B+ Voted No $19K — — 84.9▲ 12.3▲ 8.99%▼
Mark E. Amodei R-NV · NV-2 F F Voted Yes $65K 1 · $697 — 62.5▲ 5▼ 9.8%▲
Mark E. Green R-TN · TN-7 F F Voted Yes $15K — 50 60.6▲ 9.2▼ 10.27%▲
Mark Pocan D-WI · WI-2 A A- Voted No $10K 1 · $467 — 48.8▼ 9▼ 10.16%▲
Mark Takano D-CA · CA-39 A B+ Voted No $9K 2 · $4K — 79.6▲ 11▲ 9.1%▼
Mary E. Miller R-IL · IL-15 F F Voted Yes $8K 2 · $2K — 69.8▲ 9.2▼ 10.05%▲
Mary Gay Scanlon D-PA · PA-5 A+ B+ Voted No $7K — — 37.5▼ 10.6▲ 10.56%▲
Max L. Miller R-OH · OH-7 F F Voted Yes $14K 1 · $978 — 26.4▼ 9.9▲ 10.39%▲
Maxine Waters D-CA · CA-43 A- B+ Voted No $1K — — 75.3▲ 14.4▲ 9.2%▼
Maxwell Frost D-FL · FL-10 A+ A- Voted No $5K 1 · $1K — 49.8▼ 10.2▲ 8.9%▼
Melanie A. Stansbury D-NM · NM-1 A B+ Voted No $9K — — 38.1▼ 8▼ 10.63%▲
Michael Cloud R-TX · TX-27 F F Voted Yes $141K — — 76.8▲ 8.5▼ 9.33%▼
Michael Guest R-MS · MS-3 F F Voted Yes $53K — 12 67.8▲ 7.4▼ 10.39%▲
Michael K. Simpson R-ID · ID-2 F F Voted Yes $232K — 4 51.2▼ 9▼ 10.4%▲
Michael Lawler R-NY · NY-17 F F Voted Yes $83K 3 · $17K — 25.8▼ 10.1▲ 10.03%▲
Michael R. Turner R-OH · OH-10 F F Voted Yes $64K — — 27.8▼ 10.6▲ 10.69%▲
Michael T. McCaul R-TX · TX-10 F F Voted Yes $480K 1 · $849 270 56.7▲ 9.1▼ 9.13%▼
Michael Waltz R-FL · FL-6 — — Voted Yes $42K — — 61.8▲ 9.2▼ 8.86%▼
Michelle Fischbach R-MN · MN-7 F F Voted Yes $69K 6 · $15K — 68.6▲ 7.2▼ 9.48%▼
Mike Bost R-IL · IL-12 F F Voted Yes $167K 1 · $1K — 82.5▲ 9.1▼ 10.17%▲
Mike Carey R-OH · OH-15 F F Voted Yes $198K — — 36.9▼ 10.8▲ 10.3%▲
Mike Collins R-GA · GA-10 F F Voted Yes $8K — — 37.5▼ 9.9▲ 10.13%▲
Mike D. Rogers R-AL · AL-3 F F Voted Yes $95K — — 56.1▲ 8.6▼ 10.52%▲
Mike Ezell R-MS · MS-4 F F Voted Yes $30K — — 73.3▲ 8.1▼ 10.03%▲
Mike Flood R-NE · NE-1 F F Voted Yes $7K 6 · $20K — 54.8▲ 5.8▼ 8.47%▼
Mike Johnson R-LA · LA-4 F F Voted Yes $292K — — 63.6▲ 8.3▼ 10.49%▲
Mike Kelly R-PA · PA-16 F F Voted Yes $434K 1 · $1K 37 33.1▼ 9.1▼ 10.59%▲
Mike Levin D-CA · CA-49 A- B Voted No $51K — — 59.1▲ 10.4▲ 8.86%▼
Mike Quigley D-IL · IL-5 A B+ Voted No $3K 3 · $6K — 57.2▲ 10.6▲ 9.18%▼
Mike Thompson D-CA · CA-4 A- B Voted No $149K — — 80.5▲ 8.1▼ 9.63%▼
Mikie Sherrill D-NJ · NJ-11 C+ C Voted No $25K — 15 54.1▼ 7.9▼ 9.5%▼
Monica De La Cruz R-TX · TX-15 F F Voted Yes $100K — — 68.8▲ 9.4 9.48%▼
Morgan Luttrell R-TX · TX-8 F F Voted Yes $87K — — 65.4▲ 11.5▲ 9.48%▼
Morgan McGarvey D-KY · KY-3 A B+ Voted No $1K — 3 55.4▲ 10.9▲ 10.9%▲
Nancy Mace R-SC · SC-1 F F Voted Yes $60K — — 92.1▲ 7.4▼ 8.97%▼
Nancy Pelosi D-CA · CA-11 A- B Voted No $62K 1 · $1K 4 75.9▲ 8.8▼ 8.2%▼
Nanette Diaz Barragán D-CA · CA-44 A B+ Voted No $42K — — 69.6▲ 15.8▲ 9.2%▼
Nathaniel Moran R-TX · TX-1 F F Voted Yes $28K — — 55.4▲ 9.8▲ 10.23%▲
Neal P. Dunn R-FL · FL-2 F F Voted Yes $24K — — 73.6▲ 9▼ 9.32%▼
Nicholas A. Langworthy R-NY · NY-23 F F Voted Yes $117K 1 · $1K — 44.6▼ 9.8▲ 11.65%▲
Nick LaLota R-NY · NY-1 F F Voted Yes $33K — — 23.9▼ 9.9▲ 9.9%▲
Nicole Malliotakis R-NY · NY-11 F F Voted Yes $58K 2 · $2K — 21.5▼ 7.8▼ 10.24%▲
Nikema Williams D-GA · GA-5 A- B+ Voted No $2K — — 19.7▼ 9.6▲ 10.27%▲
Nikki Budzinski D-IL · IL-13 A- B Voted No $20K 1 · $2K — 68.3▲ 9.8▲ 10.12%▲
Norma J. Torres D-CA · CA-35 A- B Voted No $7K — — 86.8▲ 11.1▲ 9.28%▼
Nydia M. Velázquez D-NY · NY-7 A- A- Voted No $35K — — 24.3▼ 9.8▲ 9.95%▲
Pat Fallon R-TX · TX-4 F F Voted Yes $62K — 31 69.8▲ 9.4 9.35%▼
Patrick Ryan D-NY · NY-18 A C+ Voted No $18K — — 36.2▼ 9.2▼ 11%▲
Paul A. Gosar R-AZ · AZ-9 F F Voted Yes $80K — — 66.5▲ 7.1▼ 9.95%▲
Paul Tonko D-NY · NY-20 A B+ Voted No $142K 6 · $9K — 23.7▼ 9.6▲ 11.05%▲
Pete Aguilar D-CA · CA-33 A- C+ Voted No $120K — — 87.9▲ 8.9▼ 9.6%▼
Pete Sessions R-TX · TX-17 F F Voted Yes $43K — 6 56▲ 8.6▼ 9.76%▲
Pete Stauber R-MN · MN-8 F F Voted Yes $286K 2 · $2K — 56.4▲ 8▼ 9.58%▼
Pramila Jayapal D-WA · WA-7 A+ A Voted No $9K 1 · $2K — 69.3▲ 9.2▼ 9.7%
Raja Krishnamoorthi D-IL · IL-8 A B+ Voted No $13K 3 · $4K — 62.3▲ 9.4 9.15%▼
Ralph Norman R-SC · SC-5 F F Voted Yes $38K — — 57.7▲ 9.4 9.56%▼
Randy Feenstra R-IA · IA-4 F F Voted Yes $116K 5 · $6K — 66.6▲ 6.4▼ 9.42%▼
Randy K. Weber Sr. R-TX · TX-14 F F Voted Yes $411K 1 · $1K — 67.4▲ 8.1▼ 9.5%▼
Rashida Tlaib D-MI · MI-12 A+ A Voted No $4K — — 25.2▼ 12.4▲ 11.98%▲
Raúl M. Grijalva D-AZ · AZ-7 C- — Voted No $34K 3 · $2K 6 65.3▲ 8▼ 10%▲
Raul Ruiz D-CA · CA-25 A- B Voted No $50K — — 86.4▲ 8.6▼ 9.23%▼
Richard E. Neal D-MA · MA-1 A B Voted No $97K — — 38.2▼ 9.7▲ 11.69%▲
Richard Hudson R-NC · NC-9 F F Voted Yes $505K 2 · $2K — 43.6▼ 9▼ 9.83%▲
Richard McCormick R-GA · GA-7 F F Voted Yes $24K — — 38.9▼ 10.2▲ 9.16%▼
Rick Larsen D-WA · WA-2 A- B Voted No $287K 1 · $186 4 65.8▲ 9.3▼ 10.66%▲
Rick W. Allen R-GA · GA-12 F F Voted Yes $45K — 7 54.4▲ 9.5▲ 10.54%▲
Ritchie Torres D-NY · NY-15 A B Voted No $1K — 7 36.9▼ 11.9▲ 12.1%▲
Ro Khanna D-CA · CA-17 A+ A- Voted No $4K — 124 85.8▲ 12.2▲ 8.17%▼
Robert B. Aderholt R-AL · AL-4 F F Voted Yes $99K — 1 69.5▲ 8.1▼ 10.28%▲
Robert C. "Bobby" Scott D-VA · VA-3 A B Voted No $10K — 1 20.1▼ 8.9▼ 11.49%▲
Robert E. Latta R-OH · OH-5 F F Voted Yes $499K 3 · $4K — 39.3▼ 9.8▲ 10.19%▲
Robert Garcia D-CA · CA-42 A B+ Voted No $2K 2 · $8K 20 72.6▲ 15.6▲ 9.2%▼
Robert J. Wittman R-VA · VA-1 F F Voted Yes $81K — 13 37.9▼ 8.4▼ 10.11%▲
Robert Menendez D-NJ · NJ-8 A B Voted No $2K — — 38.6▼ 8.7▼ 9.09%▼
Robin L. Kelly D-IL · IL-2 A B+ Voted No $3K 4 · $5K — 72.6▲ 8.6▼ 9.4%▼
Roger Williams R-TX · TX-25 F F Voted Yes $256K — 4 58.7▲ 8.2▼ 9.63%▼
Ron Estes R-KS · KS-4 F F Voted Yes $151K 1 · $1K 2 68.5▲ 7.2▼ 10.21%▲
Ronny Jackson R-TX · TX-13 F F Voted Yes $122K 1 · $1K — 63.6▲ 6.1▼ 9.46%▼
Rosa L. DeLauro D-CT · CT-3 A B+ Voted No $15K 1 · $1K — — 11.1▲ 10.74%▲
Rudy Yakym R-IN · IN-2 F F Voted Yes $36K 1 · $1K — 39.2▼ 10.6▲ 10.49%▲
Russ Fulcher R-ID · ID-1 F F Voted Yes $54K — — 38.6▼ 10▲ 10.06%▲
Russell Fry R-SC · SC-7 F F Voted Yes $27K — — 82▲ 9.3▼ 9.72%▲
Ryan K. Zinke R-MT · MT-1 F F Voted Yes $90K — — 76.5▲ 7.7▼ 10.12%▲
Salud O. Carbajal D-CA · CA-24 A B+ Voted No $27K 5 · $25K — 76.5▲ 6.7▼ 9.71%▲
Sam Graves R-MO · MO-6 F F Voted Yes $369K — — 66.5▲ 7.3▼ 9.7%
Sanford D. Bishop D-GA · GA-2 B+ C+ Voted No $86K 1 · $2K — 44.5▼ 9.4 10.86%▲
Sara Jacobs D-CA · CA-51 A B+ Voted No $5K — — 46.3▼ 14.4▲ 9.2%▼
Scott DesJarlais R-TN · TN-4 F F Voted Yes $5K — — 70.1▲ 9.2▼ 10.49%▲
Scott Fitzgerald R-WI · WI-5 F F Voted Yes $44K — — 45.1▼ 9.5▲ 9.95%▲
Scott Franklin R-FL · FL-18 F F Voted Yes $33K — — 60.4▲ 9.2▼ 9.06%▼
Scott H. Peters D-CA · CA-50 A- B Voted No $74K 1 · $1K 13 52.8▼ 16.1▲ 9.2%▼
Scott Perry R-PA · PA-10 F F Voted Yes $124K — — 40▼ 11.8▲ 10.4%▲
Sean Casten D-IL · IL-6 A B+ Voted No $31K 6 · $19K — 65.3▲ 8.7▼ 9.08%▼
Seth Magaziner D-RI · RI-2 A- B+ Voted No $11K — — 31.3▼ 7.7▼ 11.82%▲
Seth Moulton D-MA · MA-6 A- B Voted No $8K 1 · $1K — 32.3▼ 9.6▲ 10.76%▲
Sharice Davids D-KS · KS-3 A- B Voted No $61K 1 · $2K — 52.7▼ 7.4▼ 9.7%
Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick D-FL · FL-20 A B Voted No $0 — — 53.6▼ 8.2▼ 8.54%▼
Shontel M. Brown D-OH · OH-11 A B+ Voted No $3K — — 18.9▼ 10.2▲ 10.6%▲
Shri Thanedar D-MI · MI-13 A B+ Voted No $1K — 3 27.2▼ 11.9▲ 12.2%▲
Stephanie I. Bice R-OK · OK-5 F F Voted Yes $257K 2 · $3K — 53▼ 8.5▼ 10.95%▲
Stephen F. Lynch D-MA · MA-8 A B+ Voted No $10K — — 22.6▼ 10.5▲ 10.7%▲
Steve Cohen D-TN · TN-9 A B+ Voted No $5K — 10 73.2▲ 8.6▼ 10.98%▲
Steve Scalise R-LA · LA-1 F F Voted Yes $874K — — 83.4▲ 7.6▼ 9.98%▲
Steve Womack R-AR · AR-3 F F Voted Yes $127K — — 66.8▲ 7.7▼ 9.26%▼
Steven Horsford D-NV · NV-4 A- B Voted No $93K 1 · $1K — 56.2▲ 7.6▼ 9.62%▼
Summer L. Lee D-PA · PA-12 A+ A- Voted No $11K 1 · $1K — 25▼ 10.1▲ 10.47%▲
Susie Lee D-NV · NV-3 A- C Voted No $70K — 21 60.2▲ 5.5▼ 9.6%▼
Suzan K. DelBene D-WA · WA-1 A B+ Voted No $37K 1 · $1K 2 60.2▲ 11.6▲ 9.98%▲
Sydney Kamlager-Dove D-CA · CA-37 A B+ Voted No $5K — — 83.1▲ 13▲ 9.2%▼
Sylvia R. Garcia D-TX · TX-29 A- B+ Voted No $245K 4 · $5K — 71.2▲ 10.5▲ 9.5%▼
Ted Lieu D-CA · CA-36 A B+ Voted No $20K 2 · $38K — 81▲ 10.3▲ 9.2%▼
Teresa Leger Fernandez D-NM · NM-3 A B+ Voted No $6K 1 · $1K — 57.4▲ 5▼ 10.91%▲
Terri A. Sewell D-AL · AL-7 A- B Voted No $174K 3 · $3K — 56▲ 8.6▼ 10.71%▲
Thomas H. Kean R-NJ · NJ-7 F F Voted Yes $79K 1 · $15K — 56.6▲ 9.3▼ 8.87%▼
Thomas Massie R-KY · KY-4 D F Voted Yes $86K — 2 51.6▼ 9.3▼ 10.71%▲
Thomas P. Tiffany R-WI · WI-7 F F Voted Yes $30K — — 70.4▲ 8.3▼ 10.24%▲
Tim Burchett R-TN · TN-2 F F Voted Yes $1K 1 · $2K — 40.5▼ 9.5▲ 10.2%▲
Tim Walberg R-MI · MI-5 F F Voted Yes $286K 1 · $1K 2 38.2▼ 9.8▲ 10.95%▲
Tom Cole R-OK · OK-4 F F Voted Yes $724K 1 · $842 1 62.9▲ 7.7▼ 11.11%▲
Tom Emmer R-MN · MN-6 F F Voted Yes $285K 1 · $1K — 43.4▼ 9▼ 9.24%▼
Tom McClintock R-CA · CA-5 F F Voted Yes $184K — — 66.4▲ 16.5▲ 9.99%▲
Tony Gonzales R-TX · TX-23 F F Voted Yes $316K — — 61.9▲ 7.9▼ 9.21%▼
Tracey Mann R-KS · KS-1 F F Voted Yes $55K — — 72.5▲ 6.1▼ 10.03%▲
Trent Kelly R-MS · MS-1 F F Voted Yes $24K — — 69.2▲ 7.5▼ 10.15%▲
Troy A. Carter D-LA · LA-2 A B+ Voted No $18K 2 · $2K — 73.5▲ 9.1▼ 10.24%▲
Troy Balderson R-OH · OH-12 F F Voted Yes $289K 2 · $2K — 43▼ 10.1▲ 10.36%▲
Troy E. Nehls R-TX · TX-22 F F Voted Yes $98K 2 · $3K — 74.7▲ 10.1▲ 8.7%▼
Val T. Hoyle D-OR · OR-4 A- B+ Voted No $22K — 7 74.6▲ 7.3▼ 11.23%▲
Valerie P. Foushee D-NC · NC-4 A B+ Voted No $6K — — 45.3▼ 7.8▼ 9.33%▼
Vern Buchanan R-FL · FL-16 F F Voted Yes $175K 1 · $2K — 73.8▲ 8.7▼ 8.54%▼
Veronica Escobar D-TX · TX-16 A B+ Voted No $9K — — 29.3▼ 9.5▲ 8.9%▼
Vicente Gonzalez D-TX · TX-34 C- C- Voted No $462K — — 69.8▲ 7.4▼ 9.25%▼
Victoria Spartz R-IN · IN-5 F F Voted Yes $9K — — 49.2▼ 9.9▲ 10.26%▲
Virginia Foxx R-NC · NC-5 F F Voted Yes $132K — 47 52▼ 9▼ 9.96%▲
Warren Davidson R-OH · OH-8 F F Voted Yes $45K — 1 44.7▼ 9.6▲ 10.36%▲
William R. Keating D-MA · MA-9 A- B Voted No $5K — 4 32.9▼ 9.1▼ 11.11%▲
William R. Timmons R-SC · SC-4 F F Voted Yes $38K 1 · $2K 1 47.2▼ 9.9▲ 9.36%▼
Young Kim R-CA · CA-40 F F Voted Yes $92K — — 77.1▲ 12.3▲ 8.6%▼
Yvette D. Clarke D-NY · NY-9 A B+ Voted No $14K — — 19▼ 9.5▲ 10.5%▲
Zachary Nunn R-IA · IA-3 F F Voted Yes $46K 1 · $1K — 50.5▼ 6.4▼ 9.18%▼
Zoe Lofgren D-CA · CA-18 A B Voted No $10K 1 · $4K 3 86.3▲ 9.9▲ 8.33%▼

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