H.R.3935 FAA Reauthorization Act of 2024

118th Congress

Labor

FAA Reauthorization Act — aviation worker protections. The bill addresses documented safety concerns from pilot fatigue with evidence-based crew rest requirements.

14 CFR Part 117 (crew rest requirements)

FAA — 14 CFR Part 117 (Flight and Duty Limitations and Rest Requirements), official regulations

Campaign money in context · Labor

No clear pattern

Corporate & Anti-Union PACs / Labor & Unions fund 100% of members who voted yes and 98% of those who voted no — money spans both sides and does not distinguish this vote.

Average PAC $ / member

Voted Yes $485K

Voted No $463K

% with Corporate & Anti-Union PACs / Labor & Unions funding

Voted Yes 100%

Voted No 98%

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 Jun 9, 2023 by Sam Graves (R-MO) with 3 original cosponsors. Passed the House Jul 20, 2023, 351-69. Passed the Senate with an amendment May 9, 2024, 88-4. The House agreed to the Senate amendment under suspension of the rules May 15, 2024, 387-26 (two-thirds required). Became Public Law 118-63 on May 16, 2024.

Reached the House floor after the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure reported it (H. Rept. 118-138), under a special rule from the Rules Committee (H.Res.597).
Reached the Senate floor on a motion to proceed after cloture was invoked.

IntroducedJun 9, 2023
Passed HouseJul 20, 2023
Passed SenateMay 9, 2024
House agreed to the Senate amendmentMay 15, 2024
To PresidentMay 16, 2024
Became LawMay 16, 2024

Latest action May 16, 2024: Became Public Law No: 118-63.

3 original cosponsors:

Garret Graves (R-LA)
Rick Larsen (D-WA)
Steve Cohen (D-TN)

Cosponsorship closed Jul 11, 2023 (118th Congress): the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee reported the bill.

Activity log

Source: Congress.gov actions

June 2023
Jun 9
Introduced in House
Jun 9
Referred to the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure.
Jun 9
3 original cosponsors on the day of introduction
- Garret Graves R-LA, original
- Rick Larsen D-WA, original
- Steve Cohen D-TN, original
Jun 12
Referred to the Subcommittee on Aviation.House
Jun 13
Subcommittee on Aviation DischargedHouse
Jun 13
Committee Consideration and Mark-up Session HeldHouse
Jun 14
Committee Consideration and Mark-up Session HeldHouse
Jun 14
Ordered to be Reported (Amended) by the Yeas and Nays: 63 - 0.House
July 2023
Jul 11
Reported (Amended) by the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure. H. Rept. 118-138.
Jul 11
Placed on the Union Calendar, Calendar No. 109.House
Jul 18
House floor day: vote on the rule (H.Res.597) (3 steps)
1. 10:05 amRules Committee Resolution H. Res. 597 Reported to House. Rule provides for consideration of H.R. 3935 and H.R. 3941. The resolution provides for consideration of H.R. 3935 and H.R. 3941 both under a structured rule with one...
2. 1:43 pmOn ordering the previous question Agreed to by the Yeas and Nays: 213 - 207 (Roll no. 331).
3. 1:49 pmPassed/agreed to in House: On agreeing to the resolution Agreed to by recorded vote: 213 - 206 (Roll no. 332).
Jul 19
House floor day: 27 amendments (80 steps)
1. 12:37 pmConsidered under the provisions of rule H. Res. 597.
2. 12:37 pmRule provides for consideration of H.R. 3935 and H.R. 3941. The resolution provides for consideration of H.R. 3935 and H.R. 3941 both under a structured rule with one hour of general debate. The resolution provides for a...
3. 12:37 pmHouse resolved itself into the Committee of the Whole House on the state of the Union pursuant to H. Res. 597 and Rule XVIII.
4. 12:37 pmThe Speaker designated the Honorable Andrew R. Garbarino to act as Chairman of the Committee.
5. 12:38 pmGENERAL DEBATE - The Committee of the Whole proceeded with one hour of general debate on H.R. 3935.
6. 1:40 pmAmendment (A001) offered by Mr. Graves (MO). (H.Amdt.260)
7. 1:40 pmDEBATE - Pursuant to the provisions of H. Res. 597, the Committee of the Whole proceeded with 10 minutes of debate on the Graves (MO) amendment No. 1.
8. 1:43 pmOn agreeing to the Graves (MO) amendment Agreed to by voice vote. (H.Amdt.260)
9. 1:43 pmAmendments en bloc (A002) offered by Mr. Graves (MO). (H.Amdt.261)
10. 1:49 pmOn agreeing to the Graves (MO) amendments Agreed to by voice vote. (H.Amdt.261)
11. 1:53 pmAmendments en bloc (A003) offered by Mr. Graves (MO). (H.Amdt.262)
12. 1:57 pmAmendments en bloc (A004) offered by Mr. Graves (MO). (H.Amdt.263)
13. 2:04 pmAmendment (A005) offered by Mr. Langworthy. (H.Amdt.264)
14. 2:17 pmPOSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Langworthy amendment No. 10, the Chair put the question on agreeing to the amendment and by voice vote, announced the noes had prevailed. Mr. Higgins (NY) demanded a...
15. 2:18 pmAmendment (A006) offered by Mr. Donalds. (H.Amdt.265)
16. 2:24 pmOn agreeing to the Donalds amendment (A006) Agreed to by voice vote. (H.Amdt.265)
17. 2:25 pmAmendment (A007) offered by Mr. Feenstra. (H.Amdt.266)
18. 2:30 pmPOSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Feenstra amendment No. 27, the Chair put the question on agreeing to the amendment and by voice vote, announced the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Larsen (WA) demanded a...
19. 2:31 pmAmendment (A008) offered by Mr. Fitzpatrick. (H.Amdt.267)
20. 2:35 pmPOSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Fitzpatrick amendment No. 29, the Chair put the question on agreeing to the amendment and by voice vote, announced the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Fitzpatrick demanded a...
21. 2:35 pmAmendment (A009) offered by Mr. Gosar. (H.Amdt.268)
22. 2:47 pmPOSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Gosar amendment No. 33, the Chair put the question on agreeing to the amendment and by voice vote, announced the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Case demanded a recorded vote...
23. 2:47 pmAmendment (A010) offered by Mrs. Miller (IL). (H.Amdt.269)
24. 2:50 pmPOSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Miller (IL) amendment No. 35, the Chair put the question on agreeing to the amendment and by voice vote, announced the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Larsen (WA) demanded a...
25. 2:50 pmAmendment (A011) offered by Mrs. Miller (IL). (H.Amdt.270)
26. 2:54 pmAmendment (A012) offered by Mr. Huizenga. (H.Amdt.271)
27. 3:05 pmPOSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Huizenga amendment No. 44, the Chair put the question on agreeing to the amendment and by voice vote, announced the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Larsen (WA) demanded a...
28. 3:05 pmAmendment (A013) offered by Mr. Issa. (H.Amdt.272)
29. 3:14 pmPOSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Issa amendment No. 47, the Chair put the question on agreeing to the amendment and by voice vote, announced the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Cohen demanded a recorded vote...
30. 3:16 pmAmendment (A014) offered by Mr. Jackson (TX). (H.Amdt.273)
31. 3:17 pmDEBATE - Pursuant to the provisions of H. R. 597, the Committee of the Whole proceeded with 10 minutes of debate on the Jackson (TX) amendment No. 48.
32. 3:21 pmPOSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Jackson (TX) amendment No. 48, the Chair put the question on agreeing to the amendment and by voice vote, announced the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Cohen demanded a...
33. 3:21 pmAmendment (A015) offered by Mr. Kean (NJ). (H.Amdt.274)
34. 3:29 pmPOSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Kean (NJ) amendment No. 50, the Chair put the question on agreeing to the amendment and by voice vote, announced the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Cohen demanded a recorded...
35. 3:29 pmAmendment (A016) offered by Mr. LaMalfa. (H.Amdt.275)
36. 3:35 pmOn agreeing to the LaMalfa amendment (A016) Agreed to by voice vote. (H.Amdt.275)
37. 3:36 pmAmendment (A017) offered by Mr. McClintock. (H.Amdt.276)
38. 3:49 pmPOSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At conclusion of debate on the McClintock amendment No. 62, the Chair put the question on agreeing to the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Johnson (SD) demanded a...
39. 3:50 pmAmendment (A018) offered by Mrs. Miller (IL). (H.Amdt.277)
40. 3:54 pmPOSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At conclusion of debate on the Miller (IL) amendment No. 64, the Chair put the question on agreeing to the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Cohen demanded a...
41. 3:54 pmAmendment (A019) offered by Mrs. Miller (IL). (H.Amdt.278)
42. 4:00 pmAmendment (A020) offered by Mr. Obernolte. (H.Amdt.279)
43. 4:08 pmOn agreeing to the Obernolte amendment (A020) Agreed to by voice vote. (H.Amdt.279)
44. 4:08 pmAmendment (A021) offered by Mr. Obernolte. (H.Amdt.280)
45. 4:16 pmPOSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At conclusion of debate on the Obernolte amendment No. 68, the Chair put the question on agreeing to the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Johnson (GA) demanded a...
46. 4:16 pmAmendment (A022) offered by Mr. Ogles. (H.Amdt.281)
47. 4:26 pmPOSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At conclusion of debate on the Ogles amendment No. 69, the Chair put the question on agreeing to the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Johnson (GA) demanded a...
48. 4:27 pmAmendment (A023) offered by Mr. Ogles. (H.Amdt.282)
49. 4:35 pmAmendment (A024) offered by Mr. Owens. (H.Amdt.283)
50. 4:49 pmPOSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At conclusion of debate on the Owens amendment No. 71, the Chair put the question on agreeing to the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Larsen (WA) demanded a...
51. 4:50 pmAmendment (A025) offered by Mr. Perry. (H.Amdt.284)
52. 5:00 pmPOSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Perry amendment No. 73, the Chair put the question on agreeing to the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Larsen (WA) demanded a...
53. 5:00 pmAmendment (A026) offered by Mr. Perry. (H.Amdt.285)
54. 5:10 pmAmendment (A027) offered by Mr. Perry. (H.Amdt.286)
55. 5:19 pmMr. Perry moved that the committee rise.
56. 5:20 pmOn motion that the committee rise Agreed to by voice vote.
57. 5:20 pmCommittee of the Whole House on the state of the Union rises leaving H.R. 3935 as unfinished business.
58. 9:31 pmConsidered as unfinished business.
59. 9:31 pmThe House resolved into Committee of the Whole House on the state of the Union for further consideration.
60. 9:38 pmOn agreeing to the Langworthy amendment (A005) Agreed to by recorded vote: 243 - 191 (Roll no. 341). (H.Amdt.264)
61. 9:43 pmOn agreeing to the Feenstra amendment (A007) Failed by recorded vote: 203 - 231 (Roll no. 342). (H.Amdt.266)
62. 9:47 pmOn agreeing to the Fitzpatrick amendment (A008) Agreed to by recorded vote: 392 - 41 (Roll no. 343). (H.Amdt.267)
63. 9:50 pmOn agreeing to the Gosar amendment (A009) Failed by recorded vote: 193 - 236 (Roll no. 344). (H.Amdt.268)
64. 9:56 pmOn agreeing to the Miller (IL) amendment (A010) Failed by recorded vote: 177 - 258 (Roll no. 345). (H.Amdt.269)
65. 10:00 pmOn agreeing to the Miller (IL) amendment (A011) Failed by recorded vote: 141 - 294 (Roll no. 346). (H.Amdt.270)
66. 10:03 pmOn agreeing to the Huizenga amendment (A012) Agreed to by recorded vote: 220 - 215 (Roll no. 347). (H.Amdt.271)
67. 10:06 pmOn agreeing to the Issa amendment (A013) Failed by recorded vote: 214 - 219 (Roll no. 348). (H.Amdt.272)
68. 10:10 pmOn agreeing to the Jackson (TX) amendment (A014) Failed by recorded vote: 211 - 224 (Roll no. 349). (H.Amdt.273)
69. 10:13 pmOn agreeing to the Kean (NJ) amendment (A015) Agreed to by recorded vote: 240 - 195 (Roll no. 350). (H.Amdt.274)
70. 10:16 pmOn agreeing to the McClintock amendment (A017) Failed by recorded vote: 49 - 386 (Roll no. 351). (H.Amdt.276)
71. 10:20 pmOn agreeing to the Miller (IL) amendment (A018) Failed by recorded vote: 216 - 219 (Roll no. 352). (H.Amdt.277)
72. 10:23 pmOn agreeing to the Miller (IL) amendment (A019) Failed by recorded vote: 181 - 254 (Roll no. 353). (H.Amdt.278)
73. 10:26 pmOn agreeing to the Obernolte amendment (A021) Agreed to by recorded vote: 229 - 205 (Roll no. 354). (H.Amdt.280)
74. 10:29 pmOn agreeing to the Ogles amendment (A022) Failed by recorded vote: 191 - 244 (Roll no. 355). (H.Amdt.281)
75. 10:32 pmOn agreeing to the Ogles amendment (A023) Failed by recorded vote: 206 - 227 (Roll no. 356). (H.Amdt.282)
76. 10:36 pmOn agreeing to the Owens amendment (A024) Failed by recorded vote: 205 - 229 (Roll no. 357). (H.Amdt.283)
77. 10:40 pmOn agreeing to the Perry amendment (A025) Failed by recorded vote: 127 - 308 (Roll no. 358). (H.Amdt.284)
78. 10:43 pmOn agreeing to the Perry amendment (A026) Failed by recorded vote: 52 - 381 (Roll no. 359). (H.Amdt.285)
79. 10:46 pmOn agreeing to the Perry amendment (A027) Failed by recorded vote: 45 - 387 (Roll no. 360). (H.Amdt.286)
80. 10:47 pmMr. Graves (MO) moved that the committee rise.
Jul 19
DEBATE - Pursuant to the provisions of H. Res. 597, the Committee of the Whole proceeded with 30 minutes of debate on the Graves (MO) amendment en bloc No. 1.House
Jul 19
POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Miller (IL) amendment No. 36, the Chair put the question on agreeing to the amendment and by voice vote, announced the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Larsen (WA)...House
Jul 19
POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At conclusion of debate on the Miller (IL) amendment No. 65, the Chair put the question on agreeing to the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Cohen...House
Jul 19
POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At conclusion of debate on the Ogles amendment No. 70, the Chair put the question on agreeing to the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Johnson (GA)...House
Jul 19
POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Perry amendment No. 74, the Chair put the question on agreeing to the amendment and by voice vote, announced that the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Johnson (GA)...House
Jul 19
POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Perry amendment No. 75, the Chair put the question on agreeing to the amendment and by voice vote, announced the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Johnson (GA)...House
Jul 20
House floor day: 3 amendments, passage (16 steps)
1. 9:18 amConsidered as unfinished business.
2. 9:19 amThe House resolved into Committee of the Whole House on the state of the Union for further consideration.
3. 9:20 amAmendments en bloc (A028) offered by Mr. Graves (MO). (H.Amdt.287)
4. 9:21 amDEBATE - Pursuant to the provisions of H. Res. 597, the Committee of the Whole proceeded with 30 minutes of debate on the Graves (MO) amendment en bloc No. 4.
5. 9:32 amPOSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Graves (MO) amendment en bloc No. 4, the Chair put the question on agreeing to the amendment and by voice vote, announced the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Larsen (WA)...
6. 9:33 amAmendment (A029) offered by Mr. Perry. (H.Amdt.288)
7. 9:45 amPOSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Perry amendment No. 76, the Chair put the question on agreeing to the amendment and by voice vote, announced the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Graves (MO) demanded a...
8. 9:46 amAmendment (A030) offered by Mr. Perry. (H.Amdt.289)
9. 10:24 amOn agreeing to the Graves (MO) amendments Agreed to by recorded vote: 348 - 57 (Roll no. 361). (H.Amdt.287)
10. 10:28 amOn agreeing to the Perry amendment (A029) Failed by recorded vote: 64 - 329 (Roll no. 362). (H.Amdt.288)
11. 10:34 amOn agreeing to the Perry amendment (A030) Failed by recorded vote: 195 - 226 (Roll no. 363). (H.Amdt.289)
12. 10:34 amThe House rose from the Committee of the Whole House on the state of the Union to report H.R. 3935.
13. 10:35 amThe previous question was ordered pursuant to the rule.
14. 10:36 amThe House adopted the amendments en gross as agreed to by the Committee of the Whole House on the state of the Union.
15. 10:42 amOn passage Passed by the Yeas and Nays: 351 - 69 (Roll no. 364).
16. 10:42 amThe 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. 3935.
Jul 20
DEBATE - Pursuant to the provisions of H. Res. 597, the Committee of the Whole proceeded with 10 minutes of debate on the Perry amendment No. 76.House
Jul 20
POSTPONED PROCEEDINGS - At the conclusion of debate on the Perry amendment No. 77, the Chair put the question on agreeing to the amendment and by voice vote, announced the ayes had prevailed. Mr. Larsen (WA) demanded...House
Jul 20
House vote: Passage of the billCounted in grades
Passed, 351-69
Of 3 cosponsors: 3 voted yea, 0 voted nay.
Member breakdown · Official House roll call 364 · How Members Acted
Jul 20
Motion to reconsider laid on the table Agreed to without objection.House
Jul 25
Received in the Senate.
September 2023
Sep 20
Read the first time. Placed on Senate Legislative Calendar under Read the First Time.Senate
Sep 21
Read the second time. Placed on Senate Legislative Calendar under General Orders. Calendar No. 211.Senate
Sep 21
Motion to proceed to consideration of measure made in Senate. (CR S4665)Senate
Sep 21
Cloture motion on the motion to proceed to the measure presented in Senate. (CR S4665)Senate
Sep 26
Motion to proceed to measure considered in Senate. (CR S4669)Senate
Sep 26
Cloture on the motion to proceed to the measure invoked in Senate by Yea-Nay Vote. 77 - 19. Record Vote Number: 240.Senate
Sep 27
Motion to proceed to measure considered in Senate. (CR S4689)Senate
Sep 28
Senate floor day: 4 amendments (10 steps)
Congress.gov lists Senate floor actions without times of day, so the order of steps without a roll-call number is reconstructed from the action list.
1. Motion to proceed to measure considered in Senate. (CR S4729)
2. Motion to proceed to consideration of measure agreed to in Senate by Yea-Nay Vote. 76 - 22. Record Vote Number: 241.
3. Measure laid before Senate by motion.
4. Motion by Senator Schumer to commit to Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation with instructions to report back forthwith with the following amendment (SA 1294) made in Senate.
5. Cloture motion on the measure presented in Senate.
6. Amendment SA 1295 proposed by Senator Schumer to Amendment SA 1294 (the instructions of the motion to commit). To modify the effective date. (S.Amdt.1295)
7. Amendment SA 1294 proposed by Senator Schumer. To add an effective date. (S.Amdt.1294)
8. Amendment SA 1293 proposed by Senator Schumer to Amendment SA 1292. To add an effective date. (S.Amdt.1293)
9. Amendment SA 1292 proposed by Senator Schumer for Senator Murray. In the nature of a substitute. (S.Amdt.1292)
10. Cloture motion on amendment SA1292 presented in Senate. (S.Amdt.1292)
Sep 29
Considered by Senate.Senate
Sep 30
Senate floor day: 1 amendment (3 steps)
Congress.gov lists Senate floor actions without times of day, so the order of steps without a roll-call number is reconstructed from the action list.
1. Considered by Senate.
2. Cloture motion on the measure withdrawn by unanimous consent in Senate. (CR S4885)
3. Cloture motion on amendment SA1292 withdrawn by unanimous consent in Senate. (S.Amdt.1292)
April 2024
Apr 20
Motion to proceed to consideration of measure made in Senate. (CR S2928)Senate
Apr 20
Motion to proceed to measure considered in Senate. (CR S2941)Senate
Apr 23
Motion to proceed to measure considered in Senate. (CR S2943)Senate
Apr 23
Cloture motion on the motion to proceed to the measure presented in Senate.Senate
May 2024
May 1
Motion to proceed to measure considered in Senate. (CR S3107)Senate
May 1
Cloture on the motion to proceed to the measure invoked in Senate by Yea-Nay Vote. 89 - 10. Record Vote Number: 157. (CR S3111)Senate
May 2
Senate floor day: 1 amendment (4 steps)
Congress.gov lists Senate floor actions without times of day, so the order of steps without a roll-call number is reconstructed from the action list.
1. Motion to proceed to measure considered in Senate. (CR S3295)
2. Motion to proceed to consideration of measure agreed to in Senate by Yea-Nay Vote. 81 - 10. Record Vote Number: 158.
3. Measure laid before Senate by motion.
4. Considered by Senate. (S.Amdt.1295)
May 7
Senate floor day: 9 amendments (13 steps)
Congress.gov lists Senate floor actions without times of day, so the order of steps without a roll-call number is reconstructed from the action list.
1. Considered by Senate.
2. Motion by Senator Schumer to commit to Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation with instructions to report back forthwith with the following amendment (SA 1294) tabled in Senate by Voice Vote.
3. Cloture motion on the measure presented in Senate. (CR S3496)
4. Amendment SA 2029 proposed by Senator Schumer to Amendment SA 2028. To add an effective date. (S.Amdt.2029)
5. Amendment SA 2028 proposed by Senator Schumer to Amendment SA 2027 (the instructions of the motion to commit). To add an effective date. (S.Amdt.2028)
6. Amendment SA 2027 proposed by Senator Schumer. To add an effective date. (S.Amdt.2027)
7. Amendment SA 2026 proposed by Senator Schumer to Amendment SA 1911 (as modified). To add an effective date. (S.Amdt.2026)
8. Amendment SA 1911 proposed by Senator Schumer for Senator Cantwell. In the nature of a substitute. (S.Amdt.1911)
9. Cloture motion on amendment SA1911, as modified, presented in Senate. (CR S3496) (S.Amdt.1911)
10. SA 1295 fell when SA 1294 was tabled. (S.Amdt.1295)
11. Motion to table amendment SA 1294 agreed to in Senate by Voice Vote. (S.Amdt.1294)
12. SA 1293 fell when SA 1292 was tabled. (S.Amdt.1293)
13. Motion to table amendment SA 1292 agreed to in Senate by Voice Vote. (S.Amdt.1292)
May 8
Considered by Senate.Senate
May 8
Motion to table the motion by Senator Schumer to commit the bill (H.R. 3935) to Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation with instructions to report back forthwith with amendment SA 2027 rejected in...Senate
May 9
Senate floor day: 7 amendments, passage (13 steps)
Congress.gov lists Senate floor actions without times of day, so the order of steps without a roll-call number is reconstructed from the action list.
1. Considered by Senate.
2. Motion by Senator Schumer to commit to Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation with instructions to report back forthwith with the following amendment (SA 2027) fell when cloture was invoked on SA 1911, as...
3. Amendment SA 1911 as modified agreed to in Senate by Voice Vote. (S.Amdt.1911)
4. Cloture on SA 1911, as modified, invoked in Senate by Yea-Nay Vote. 84 - 13. Record Vote Number: 161. (S.Amdt.1911)
5. Passed Senate, under the order of 5/9/2024, having achieved 60 votes in the affirmative with an amendment by Yea-Nay Vote. 88 - 4. Record Vote Number: 162. (text of amendment in the nature of a substitute: 05/07/2024 CR...
6. Amendment SA 2041 proposed by Senator Cantwell for Senator Schumer to Amendment SA 2040. (S.Amdt.2041)
7. Amendment SA 2040 proposed by Senator Schumer. (S.Amdt.2040)
8. SA 2041 fell when SA 2040 was withdrawn. (S.Amdt.2041)
9. Proposed amendment SA 2040 withdrawn in Senate. (S.Amdt.2040)
10. SA 2029 fell when SA 2028 fell. (S.Amdt.2029)
11. SA 2028 fell when SA 2027 (the instructions of the motion to commit) fell. (S.Amdt.2028)
12. SA 2027 fell when cloture invoked on SA 1911, as modified. (S.Amdt.2027)
13. Proposed amendment SA 2026 withdrawn in Senate. (S.Amdt.2026)
May 9
Senate vote: Passage of the bill
Passed, 88-4
(60 votes required under the Senate's order of May 9, 2024)
Member breakdown · Official Senate roll call 162
May 10
Message on Senate action sent to the House.Senate
May 14
Mr. Graves (MO) moved that the House suspend the rules and agree to the Senate amendment.House
May 14
DEBATE - The House proceeded with forty minutes of debate on the motion to suspend the rules and agree to the Senate amendment to H.R. 3935.House
May 14
UNANIMOUS CONSENT REQUEST - Mr. Graves (MO) asked unanimous consent that debate be extended by two minutes on each side of the aisle. Agreed to without objection.House
May 14
DEBATE - The House resumed debate on the motion to suspend the rules and agree to the Senate amendment to H.R. 3935.House
May 14
At the conclusion of debate, the Yeas and Nays were demanded and ordered. Pursuant to the provisions of clause 8, rule XX, the chair announced that further proceedings on the motion would be postponed.House
May 15
House vote: Agreeing to the Senate amendment under suspension of the rules (two-thirds required)
Agreed to, 387-26
Member breakdown · Official House roll call 200
May 15
Motion to reconsider laid on the table Agreed to without objection.House
May 16
Presented to President
May 16
Signed by President
May 16
Became Public Law No: 118-63

Votes on this bill

44 votes: 34 recorded roll calls and 10 decided without a recorded vote, 34 of them on amendments. Votes counted in grades are marked.

Jul 18, 20231:43 pmHouseVote to end debate on the rule (ordering the previous question)
H.Res.597On ordering the previous question Agreed to by the Yeas and Nays: 213 - 207 (Roll no. 331).Agreed to213-207

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	0	207	5
Republican	213	0	8
Independent	0	0	0
Total	213	207	13

Official House roll call

Jul 18, 20231:49 pmHouseVote on the rule (H.Res.597)On agreeing to the resolution Agreed to by recorded vote: 213 - 206 (Roll no. 332).Agreed to213-206

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	0	205	7
Republican	213	1	8
Independent	0	0	0
Total	213	206	15

Official House roll call

Jul 19, 2023HouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.260, Sam GravesOn agreeing to the Graves (MO) amendment Agreed to by voice vote.Agreed toVoice vote or unanimous consent, no tally

Jul 19, 2023HouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.261, Sam GravesOn agreeing to the Graves (MO) amendments Agreed to by voice vote.Agreed toVoice vote or unanimous consent, no tally

Jul 19, 2023HouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.262, Sam GravesOn agreeing to the Graves (MO) amendments Agreed to by voice vote.Agreed toVoice vote or unanimous consent, no tally

Jul 19, 2023HouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.263, Sam GravesOn agreeing to the Graves (MO) amendments Agreed to by voice vote.Agreed toVoice vote or unanimous consent, no tally

Jul 19, 2023HouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.265, Byron DonaldsOn agreeing to the Donalds amendment (A006) Agreed to by voice vote.Agreed toVoice vote or unanimous consent, no tally

Jul 19, 2023HouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.275, Doug LaMalfaOn agreeing to the LaMalfa amendment (A016) Agreed to by voice vote.Agreed toVoice vote or unanimous consent, no tally

Jul 19, 2023HouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.279, Jay ObernolteOn agreeing to the Obernolte amendment (A020) Agreed to by voice vote.Agreed toVoice vote or unanimous consent, no tally

Jul 19, 20239:38 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.264, Nicholas A. Langworthy: Amendment strikes section 546 to maintain current training requirements for a person who is applying for an airline transport certificate with an airplane category and class rating.On agreeing to the Langworthy amendment (A005) Agreed to by recorded vote: 243 - 191 (Roll no. 341).Agreed to243-191

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	194	18	3
Republican	49	173	3
Independent	0	0	0
Total	243	191	6

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Jul 19, 20239:43 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.266, Randy Feenstra: Amendment sought to exempt nonhub airports from the requirement to have at least one individual who maintains certification as an emergency medical technician during air carrier operations.On agreeing to the Feenstra amendment (A007) Failed by recorded vote: 203 - 231 (Roll no. 342).Failed203-231

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	4	208	3
Republican	199	23	3
Independent	0	0	0
Total	203	231	6

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Jul 19, 20239:47 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.267, Brian K. Fitzpatrick: Amendment requires the Federal Aviation Administration, within 36 months, to install a secondary cockpit barrier on all commericial aircrafts.On agreeing to the Fitzpatrick amendment (A008) Agreed to by recorded vote: 392 - 41 (Roll no. 343).Agreed to392-41

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	210	2	3
Republican	182	39	4
Independent	0	0	0
Total	392	41	7

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Jul 19, 20239:50 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.268, Paul A. Gosar: Amendment sought to prohibit changes to existing National Park air tour management plans.On agreeing to the Gosar amendment (A009) Failed by recorded vote: 193 - 236 (Roll no. 344).Failed193-236

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	0	210	5
Republican	193	26	6
Independent	0	0	0
Total	193	236	11

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Jul 19, 20239:56 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.269, Mary E. Miller: Amendment sought to require the Inspector General to investigate the FAA's decision to broaden the acceptable EKG range for pilots to fly.On agreeing to the Miller (IL) amendment (A010) Failed by recorded vote: 177 - 258 (Roll no. 345).Failed177-258

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	0	212	3
Republican	177	46	2
Independent	0	0	0
Total	177	258	5

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Jul 19, 202310:00 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.270, Mary E. Miller: An amendment numbered 36 printed in Part A of House Report 118-147 to require airlines to reinstate pilots who were fired or forced to resign because of vaccine mandates.On agreeing to the Miller (IL) amendment (A011) Failed by recorded vote: 141 - 294 (Roll no. 346).Failed141-294

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	1	211	3
Republican	140	83	2
Independent	0	0	0
Total	141	294	5

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Jul 19, 202310:03 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.271, Bill Huizenga: Amendment requires the Secretary of Transportation, in the process for prioritizing awarding grants under the Advanced Air Mobility Infrastructure Pilot Program to also prioritize eligible entities that collaborate with the Department of Defense or National Guard.On agreeing to the Huizenga amendment (A012) Agreed to by recorded vote: 220 - 215 (Roll no. 347).Agreed to220-215

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	13	199	3
Republican	207	16	2
Independent	0	0	0
Total	220	215	5

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Jul 19, 202310:06 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.272, Darrell E. Issa: An amendment numbered 47 printed in Part A of House Report 118-147 to require the FAA Administrator to make an objective, independent assessment of a NOTAM request when the request comes from outside the FAA.On agreeing to the Issa amendment (A013) Failed by recorded vote: 214 - 219 (Roll no. 348).Failed214-219

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	2	209	4
Republican	212	10	3
Independent	0	0	0
Total	214	219	7

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Jul 19, 202310:10 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.273, Ronny Jackson: Amendment sought to add concentrated animal feeding operations and eligible meat and food processing facilities to the list of Applications for Designation.On agreeing to the Jackson (TX) amendment (A014) Failed by recorded vote: 211 - 224 (Roll no. 349).Failed211-224

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	8	204	3
Republican	203	20	2
Independent	0	0	0
Total	211	224	5

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Jul 19, 202310:13 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.274, Thomas H. Kean: Amendment requires the Secretary of Transportation to refine the reporting directives to provide more detailed information about the cause of a commercial passenger flight cancellation or delay, allowing greater transparency to the traveling public regarding the cause of a canceled or delayed flight.On agreeing to the Kean (NJ) amendment (A015) Agreed to by recorded vote: 240 - 195 (Roll no. 350).Agreed to240-195

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	26	186	3
Republican	214	9	2
Independent	0	0	0
Total	240	195	5

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Jul 19, 202310:16 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.276, Tom McClintock: Amendment sought to strike the authorization for the Essential Air Service.On agreeing to the McClintock amendment (A017) Failed by recorded vote: 49 - 386 (Roll no. 351).Failed49-386

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	0	212	3
Republican	49	174	2
Independent	0	0	0
Total	49	386	5

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Jul 19, 202310:20 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.277, Mary E. Miller: An amendment numbered 64 printed in Part A of House Report 118-147 to require a report on the Secretary of Transportation flight records.On agreeing to the Miller (IL) amendment (A018) Failed by recorded vote: 216 - 219 (Roll no. 352).Failed216-219

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	3	209	3
Republican	213	10	2
Independent	0	0	0
Total	216	219	5

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Jul 19, 202310:23 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.278, Mary E. Miller: An amendment numbered 65 printed in Part A of House Report 118-147 to restrict funding for diversity, equity, and inclusion officials or training.On agreeing to the Miller (IL) amendment (A019) Failed by recorded vote: 181 - 254 (Roll no. 353).Failed181-254

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	0	212	3
Republican	181	42	2
Independent	0	0	0
Total	181	254	5

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Jul 19, 202310:26 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.280, Jay Obernolte: Amendment allows the Federal Aviation Administration approved high-octane unleaded aviation gasoline to be sold at airports in lieu of 100 octane low-lead aviation gasoline.On agreeing to the Obernolte amendment (A021) Agreed to by recorded vote: 229 - 205 (Roll no. 354).Agreed to229-205

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	13	199	3
Republican	216	6	3
Independent	0	0	0
Total	229	205	6

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Jul 19, 202310:29 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.281, Andrew Ogles: Amendment sought to strike "social" from the scope of factors examined under the Federal Aviation Administration Beyond Program.On agreeing to the Ogles amendment (A022) Failed by recorded vote: 191 - 244 (Roll no. 355).Failed191-244

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	0	212	3
Republican	191	32	2
Independent	0	0	0
Total	191	244	5

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Jul 19, 202310:32 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.282, Andrew Ogles: Amendment sought to clarify that a study of turbulence should include a focus on weather conditions rather than climate change.On agreeing to the Ogles amendment (A023) Failed by recorded vote: 206 - 227 (Roll no. 356).Failed206-227

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	0	211	4
Republican	206	16	3
Independent	0	0	0
Total	206	227	7

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Jul 19, 202310:36 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.283, Burgess Owens: Amendment sought to protect all existing flights at Ronald Reagan National Airport (DCA) including the addition of 7 roundtrip in-and-beyond perimeter slots split between the 7 airlines servicing the airport.On agreeing to the Owens amendment (A024) Failed by recorded vote: 205 - 229 (Roll no. 357).Failed205-229

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	38	174	3
Republican	167	55	3
Independent	0	0	0
Total	205	229	6

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Jul 19, 202310:40 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.284, Scott Perry: Amendment sought to strike section 1132 that allows the administration to consider expanding the CLEEN program which provides awards to industries to develop and integrate technology that will reduce noise, emissions, and fuel burn.On agreeing to the Perry amendment (A025) Failed by recorded vote: 127 - 308 (Roll no. 358).Failed127-308

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	0	212	3
Republican	127	96	2
Independent	0	0	0
Total	127	308	5

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Jul 19, 202310:43 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.285, Scott Perry: Amendment sought to reduce the authorization levels for airport planning and development, operations, and Federal Aviation Administration research and development.On agreeing to the Perry amendment (A026) Failed by recorded vote: 52 - 381 (Roll no. 359).Failed52-381

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	0	211	4
Republican	52	170	3
Independent	0	0	0
Total	52	381	7

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Jul 19, 202310:46 pmHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.286, Scott Perry: Amendment sought to strike vertiport from the AIP definitions section.On agreeing to the Perry amendment (A027) Failed by recorded vote: 45 - 387 (Roll no. 360).Failed45-387

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	1	211	3
Republican	44	176	5
Independent	0	0	0
Total	45	387	8

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Jul 20, 202310:24 amHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.287, Sam Graves: Amendments en bloc comprised of amendments numbered 60, 61, 85, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, and 104, printed in Part A of House Report 118-147.On agreeing to the Graves (MO) amendments Agreed to by recorded vote: 348 - 57 (Roll no. 361).Agreed to348-57

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	161	38	16
Republican	187	19	18
Independent	0	0	0
Total	348	57	34

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Jul 20, 202310:28 amHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.288, Scott Perry: Amendment sought to strike sections 206 and 207, which place restrictions on the private sale of aircraft registration numbers.On agreeing to the Perry amendment (A029) Failed by recorded vote: 64 - 329 (Roll no. 362).Failed64-329

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	0	196	19
Republican	64	133	27
Independent	0	0	0
Total	64	329	46

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Jul 20, 202310:34 amHouseVote on an amendment
H.Amdt.289, Scott Perry: Amendment sought to strike the telework provisions in the underlying bill and apply the SHOW UP Act telework restrictions to the Federal Aviation Administration.On agreeing to the Perry amendment (A030) Failed by recorded vote: 195 - 226 (Roll no. 363).Failed195-226

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	0	205	10
Republican	195	21	8
Independent	0	0	0
Total	195	226	18

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Jul 20, 202310:42 amHousePassage of the billCounted in gradesOn passage Passed by the Yeas and Nays: 351 - 69 (Roll no. 364).Passed351-69

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

Of 3 cosponsors: 3 voted yea, 0 voted nay. Question voted on: Passage of the bill

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	164	38	10
Republican	187	31	3
Independent	0	0	0
Total	351	69	13

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Sep 26, 2023SenateCloture on the motion to proceed (vote to end debate; three-fifths of senators duly chosen and sworn required)Cloture on the motion to proceed to the measure invoked in Senate by Yea-Nay Vote. 77 - 19. Record Vote Number: 240.Invoked77-19

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	46	0	2
Republican	28	19	2
Independent	3	0	0
Total	77	19	4

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Sep 28, 2023SenateMotion to proceed (bring the bill to the floor)Motion to proceed to consideration of measure agreed to in Senate by Yea-Nay Vote. 76 - 22. Record Vote Number: 241.Agreed to76-22

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	47	0	1
Republican	26	22	1
Independent	3	0	0
Total	76	22	2

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May 1, 2024SenateCloture on the motion to proceed (vote to end debate; three-fifths of senators duly chosen and sworn required)Cloture on the motion to proceed to the measure invoked in Senate by Yea-Nay Vote. 89 - 10. Record Vote Number: 157. (CR S3111)Invoked89-10

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	42	5	1
Republican	45	4	0
Independent	2	1	0
Total	89	10	1

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May 2, 2024SenateMotion to proceed (bring the bill to the floor)Motion to proceed to consideration of measure agreed to in Senate by Yea-Nay Vote. 81 - 10. Record Vote Number: 158.Agreed to81-10

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	40	5	3
Republican	39	5	5
Independent	2	0	1
Total	81	10	9

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May 7, 2024SenateMotion to table the amendment
S.Amdt.1294, Charles E. SchumerMotion to table amendment SA 1294 agreed to in Senate by Voice Vote.Agreed to (the amendment was tabled)Voice vote or unanimous consent, no tally

May 7, 2024SenateMotion to table the amendment
S.Amdt.1292, Patty MurrayMotion to table amendment SA 1292 agreed to in Senate by Voice Vote.Agreed to (the amendment was tabled)Voice vote or unanimous consent, no tally

May 8, 2024SenateMotion to table the motion by Senator Schumer to commit the bill (H.R. 3935) to Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation with instructions to report back forthwith with amendment SA 2027Motion to table the motion by Senator Schumer to commit the bill (H.R. 3935) to Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation with instructions to report back forthwith with amendment SA 2027 rejected in Senate by Yea-Nay Vote. 12 - 85. Record Vote Number: 160.Failed12-85

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	0	48	0
Republican	12	35	2
Independent	0	2	1
Total	12	85	3

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May 9, 2024SenateVote on an amendment
S.Amdt.1911, Maria CantwellAmendment SA 1911 as modified agreed to in Senate by Voice Vote.Agreed toVoice vote or unanimous consent, no tally

May 9, 2024SenateCloture on the amendment (vote to end debate; three-fifths of senators duly chosen and sworn required)
S.Amdt.1911, Maria Cantwell: In the nature of a substitute.Cloture on SA 1911, as modified, invoked in Senate by Yea-Nay Vote. 84 - 13. Record Vote Number: 161.Invoked84-13

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	43	5	0
Republican	39	8	2
Independent	2	0	1
Total	84	13	3

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May 9, 2024SenatePassage of the bill
(60 votes required under the Senate's order of May 9, 2024)Passed Senate, under the order of 5/9/2024, having achieved 60 votes in the affirmative with an amendment by Yea-Nay Vote. 88 - 4. Record Vote Number: 162. (text of amendment in the nature of a substitute: 05/07/2024 CR S3381-3495)Passed88-4

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	42	4	2
Republican	44	0	5
Independent	2	0	1
Total	88	4	8

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May 15, 20242:19 pmHouseAgreeing to the Senate amendment under suspension of the rules (two-thirds required)On motion that the House suspend the rules and agree to the Senate amendment Agreed to by the Yeas and Nays: (2/3 required): 387 - 26 (Roll no. 200).Agreed to387-26

Party	Yea	Nay	Not voting
Democratic	195	7	11
Republican	192	19	6
Independent	0	0	0
Total	387	26	17

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Amendments

243 amendments: 14 agreed to, 17 failed, 2 tabled, 6 fell, 2 withdrawn, 202 submitted, not proposed. Show the list

Agreed to (14)

H.Amdt.260Jul 19
Sam GravesAn amendment numbered 1 printed in Part A of House Report 118-147 to make technical, conforming, and clarifying changes throughout the bill.Without a recorded vote

H.Amdt.261Jul 19
Sam GravesAn amendment comprised of the following amendments printed in Part A of House Report 118-147 as en bloc No. 1: Nos. 2, 5, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 24, and 25.Without a recorded vote

H.Amdt.262Jul 19
Sam GravesAn amendment comprised of the following amendments printed in Part A of House Report 118-147 as en bloc No. 2: Nos. 26, 28, 30, 31, 32, 34, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 45, 49, 51, 52, 55, 57, and 58.Without a recorded vote

H.Amdt.263Jul 19
Sam GravesAn amendment comprised of the following amendments printed in Part A of House Report 118-147 as en bloc No. 3: Nos. 54, 56, 59, 63, 66, 72, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 86, 95, 96, and 97.Without a recorded vote

H.Amdt.264Jul 19
Nicholas A. LangworthyAmendment strikes section 546 to maintain current training requirements for a person who is applying for an airline transport certificate with an airplane category and class rating.Roll 341: 243-191

H.Amdt.265Jul 19
Byron DonaldsAn amendment numbered 23 printed in Part A of House Report 118-147 to direct the FAA Secretary to consult with Part 141 flight schools and industry stakeholders to establish an apprenticeship program to bolster the qualified pilot pipeline.Without a recorded vote

H.Amdt.267Jul 19
Brian K. FitzpatrickAmendment requires the Federal Aviation Administration, within 36 months, to install a secondary cockpit barrier on all commericial aircrafts.Roll 343: 392-41

H.Amdt.271Jul 19
Bill HuizengaAmendment requires the Secretary of Transportation, in the process for prioritizing awarding grants under the Advanced Air Mobility Infrastructure Pilot Program to also prioritize eligible entities that collaborate with the Department of Defense or National Guard.Roll 347: 220-215

H.Amdt.274Jul 19
Thomas H. KeanAmendment requires the Secretary of Transportation to refine the reporting directives to provide more detailed information about the cause of a commercial passenger flight cancellation or delay, allowing greater transparency to the traveling public regarding the cause of a canceled or delayed flight.Roll 350: 240-195

H.Amdt.275Jul 19
Doug LaMalfaAn amendment numbered 53 printed in Part A of House Report 118-147 to require the FAA to promulgate a rule which will allow for restricted category aircraft performing a wildfire suppression operation to transport firefighters to and from the site of a wildfire if those firefighters are performing ground wildfire suppression.Without a recorded vote

H.Amdt.279Jul 19
Jay ObernolteAn amendment numbered 67 printed in Part A of House Report 118-147 to require the FAA to implement an accountability system that ensures students can schedule an airman practical test in no more than fourteen (14) calendar days after the test is requested.Without a recorded vote

H.Amdt.280Jul 19
Jay ObernolteAmendment allows the Federal Aviation Administration approved high-octane unleaded aviation gasoline to be sold at airports in lieu of 100 octane low-lead aviation gasoline.Roll 354: 229-205

H.Amdt.287Jul 20
Sam GravesAmendments en bloc comprised of amendments numbered 60, 61, 85, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, and 104, printed in Part A of House Report 118-147.Roll 361: 348-57

S.Amdt.1911May 7
Maria CantwellIn the nature of a substitute.Without a recorded vote (cloture invoked, roll 161, 84-13)

Failed (17)

H.Amdt.266Jul 19
Randy FeenstraAmendment sought to exempt nonhub airports from the requirement to have at least one individual who maintains certification as an emergency medical technician during air carrier operations.Roll 342: 203-231

H.Amdt.268Jul 19
Paul A. GosarAmendment sought to prohibit changes to existing National Park air tour management plans.Roll 344: 193-236

H.Amdt.269Jul 19
Mary E. MillerAmendment sought to require the Inspector General to investigate the FAA's decision to broaden the acceptable EKG range for pilots to fly.Roll 345: 177-258

H.Amdt.270Jul 19
Mary E. MillerAn amendment numbered 36 printed in Part A of House Report 118-147 to require airlines to reinstate pilots who were fired or forced to resign because of vaccine mandates.Roll 346: 141-294

H.Amdt.272Jul 19
Darrell E. IssaAn amendment numbered 47 printed in Part A of House Report 118-147 to require the FAA Administrator to make an objective, independent assessment of a NOTAM request when the request comes from outside the FAA.Roll 348: 214-219

H.Amdt.273Jul 19
Ronny JacksonAmendment sought to add concentrated animal feeding operations and eligible meat and food processing facilities to the list of Applications for Designation.Roll 349: 211-224

H.Amdt.276Jul 19
Tom McClintockAmendment sought to strike the authorization for the Essential Air Service.Roll 351: 49-386

H.Amdt.277Jul 19
Mary E. MillerAn amendment numbered 64 printed in Part A of House Report 118-147 to require a report on the Secretary of Transportation flight records.Roll 352: 216-219

H.Amdt.278Jul 19
Mary E. MillerAn amendment numbered 65 printed in Part A of House Report 118-147 to restrict funding for diversity, equity, and inclusion officials or training.Roll 353: 181-254

H.Amdt.281Jul 19
Andrew OglesAmendment sought to strike "social" from the scope of factors examined under the Federal Aviation Administration Beyond Program.Roll 355: 191-244

H.Amdt.282Jul 19
Andrew OglesAmendment sought to clarify that a study of turbulence should include a focus on weather conditions rather than climate change.Roll 356: 206-227

H.Amdt.283Jul 19
Burgess OwensAmendment sought to protect all existing flights at Ronald Reagan National Airport (DCA) including the addition of 7 roundtrip in-and-beyond perimeter slots split between the 7 airlines servicing the airport.Roll 357: 205-229

H.Amdt.284Jul 19
Scott PerryAmendment sought to strike section 1132 that allows the administration to consider expanding the CLEEN program which provides awards to industries to develop and integrate technology that will reduce noise, emissions, and fuel burn.Roll 358: 127-308

H.Amdt.285Jul 19
Scott PerryAmendment sought to reduce the authorization levels for airport planning and development, operations, and Federal Aviation Administration research and development.Roll 359: 52-381

H.Amdt.286Jul 19
Scott PerryAmendment sought to strike vertiport from the AIP definitions section.Roll 360: 45-387

H.Amdt.288Jul 20
Scott PerryAmendment sought to strike sections 206 and 207, which place restrictions on the private sale of aircraft registration numbers.Roll 362: 64-329

H.Amdt.289Jul 20
Scott PerryAmendment sought to strike the telework provisions in the underlying bill and apply the SHOW UP Act telework restrictions to the Federal Aviation Administration.Roll 363: 195-226

Tabled (2)

S.Amdt.1292Sep 28
Patty MurrayIn the nature of a substitute.By unanimous consent

S.Amdt.1294Sep 28
Charles E. SchumerTo add an effective date.Without a recorded vote

Fell (6)

S.Amdt.1293Sep 28
Charles E. SchumerTo add an effective date.Fell when SA 1292 was tabled

S.Amdt.1295Sep 28
Charles E. SchumerTo modify the effective date.Fell when SA 1294 was tabled

S.Amdt.2027May 7
Charles E. SchumerTo add an effective date.Fell when cloture was invoked on SA 1911, as modified

S.Amdt.2028May 7
Charles E. SchumerTo add an effective date.Fell when SA 2027 (the instructions of the motion to commit) fell

S.Amdt.2029May 7
Charles E. SchumerTo add an effective date.Fell when SA 2028 fell

S.Amdt.2041May 9
Charles E. SchumerTo add an effective date.Fell when SA 2040 was withdrawn

Withdrawn (2)

S.Amdt.2026May 7
Charles E. SchumerTo add an effective date.

S.Amdt.2040May 9
Charles E. SchumerTo add an effective date.

Submitted, not proposed (202)

S.Amdt.1289Sep 27
J. D. VanceSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1291Sep 28
Marco RubioSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1297Sep 28
Ted CruzSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1298Sep 28
Ted CruzSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1300Sep 29
Bill HagertySenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1301Sep 29
Bill HagertySenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1302Sep 29
Bill HagertySenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1303Sep 29
Rick ScottSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1304Sep 29
Rick ScottSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1305Sep 29
J. D. VanceSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1306Sep 29
Rand PaulSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1307Sep 29
Rand PaulSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1308Sep 29
Rand PaulSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1309Sep 29
Mike LeeSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1310Sep 29
Mike LeeSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1311Sep 29
Mike LeeSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1312Sep 29
Mike LeeSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1313Sep 29
Mike LeeSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1314Sep 29
Mike LeeSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1315Sep 29
Mike LeeSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1316Sep 29
Mike LeeSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1317Sep 29
Mike LeeSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1318Sep 29
Mike LeeSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1319Sep 29
Mike LeeSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1320Sep 29
Mike LeeSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1321Sep 29
Mike LeeSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1322Sep 29
Mike LeeSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1323Sep 29
Mike LeeSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1324Sep 29
Lindsey GrahamSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1325Sep 29
Lindsey GrahamSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1326Sep 29
Mike LeeSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1327Sep 29
Ted CruzSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1328Sep 29
Mike LeeSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1329Sep 29
Mike LeeSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1330Sep 29
Mike LeeSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1331Sep 29
Mike LeeSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1332Sep 29
Tammy BaldwinSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1333Sep 29
Maria CantwellSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1334Sep 29
Rand PaulSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1335Sep 29
Rand PaulSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1336Sep 29
Ted CruzSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1337Sep 29
Ted CruzSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1339Sep 30
Charles E. SchumerSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1340Sep 30
Charles E. SchumerSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1341Sep 30
Charles E. SchumerSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1342Sep 30
James LankfordSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1343Sep 30
James LankfordSenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1344Sep 30
Bill HagertySenate amendment submitted

S.Amdt.1345Sep 30
Maria CantwellSenate amendment submitted

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How Members Acted

351 Voted Yes · 69 Voted No

Dem: 142 voted yes / 29 voted no Rep: 157 voted yes / 25 voted no

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Member	Grade	Vote	PAC $	Travel	Stock	Working-age uninsured	Unemployment rate
Aaron Bean R-FL · FL-4	F F	Voted Yes	$64K	1 · $1K	—	14.1%▲	5.2%
Adam Smith D-WA · WA-9	B+ B+	Voted Yes	$1.1M	—	2	10.4%▼	5.6%▲
Adrian Smith R-NE · NE-3	F F	Voted Yes	$51K	—	—	11.4%▼	2.6%▼
Adriano Espaillat D-NY · NY-13	C+ B	Voted Yes	$594K	—	—	9.9%▼	11.9%▲
Al Green D-TX · TX-9	B+ B+	Voted Yes	$952K	—	—	29.7%▲	7.1%▲
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez D-NY · NY-14	A- A-	Voted No	$187K	—	—	13.4%▲	9.1%▲
Alma S. Adams D-NC · NC-12	A B	Voted Yes	$896K	1 · $499	—	17.7%▲	4.6%▼
Ami Bera D-CA · CA-6	C+ B	Voted Yes	$703K	1 · $2K	—	7.6%▼	6.9%▲
André Carson D-IN · IN-7	B+ A-	Voted Yes	$1.6M	1 · $2K	—	12.7%▲	5.4%▲
Andrea Salinas D-OR · OR-6	B+ B+	Voted Yes	$380K	—	—	9.2%▼	5%▼
Andrew Ogles R-TN · TN-5	F F	Voted No	$1K	—	—	12.2%▲	3.6%▼
Andrew R. Garbarino R-NY · NY-2	F F	Voted Yes	$462K	1 · $12K	—	7.1%▼	4.8%▼
Andrew S. Clyde R-GA · GA-9	F F	Voted No	$11K	—	—	19.1%▲	3.8%▼
Andy Barr R-KY · KY-6	F F	Voted Yes	$77K	—	—	8.9%▼	4.6%▼
Andy Biggs R-AZ · AZ-5	F F	Voted No	$26K	—	—	8.6%▼	3.8%▼
Andy Harris R-MD · MD-1	F F	Voted Yes	$67K	—	—	6%▼	4.7%▼
Angie Craig D-MN · MN-2	B+ B	Voted Yes	$924K	1 · $3K	9	5.6%▼	3.6%▼
Ann Wagner R-MO · MO-2	F F	Voted Yes	$79K	—	—	6.1%▼	3.2%▼
Anna Paulina Luna R-FL · FL-13	F F	Voted No	$5K	—	—	15.8%▲	4.3%▼
Ashley Hinson R-IA · IA-2	F F	Voted Yes	$78K	—	—	6.6%▼	3.4%▼
August Pfluger R-TX · TX-11	F F	Voted Yes	$41K	—	—	22%▲	5.4%▲
Austin Scott R-GA · GA-8	F F	Voted Yes	$45K	—	9	20.1%▲	4.6%▼
Ayanna Pressley D-MA · MA-7	B+ A-	Voted No	$287K	1 · $1K	—	3.9%▼	6.2%▲
Barry Loudermilk R-GA · GA-11	F F	Voted Yes	$26K	—	—	16.4%▲	4.1%▼
Barry Moore R-AL · AL-1	F F	Voted No	$8K	—	—	14.9%▲	4.4%▼
Becca Balint D-VT · VT-0	A- A-	Voted Yes	$281K	—	—	5.8%▼	3.6%▼
Ben Cline R-VA · VA-6	F F	Voted No	$23K	—	—	10.9%▼	4.1%▼
Bennie G. Thompson D-MS · MS-2	B+ B+	Voted Yes	$2.1M	—	—	19.2%▲	7.6%▲
Beth Van Duyne R-TX · TX-24	F F	Voted Yes	$71K	—	—	13%▲	3.5%▼
Betty McCollum D-MN · MN-4	A- B+	Voted Yes	$1.7M	—	—	6.7%▼	4.6%▼
Bill Foster D-IL · IL-11	B+ B	Voted Yes	$1.1M	—	—	7.7%▼	4.7%▼
Bill Huizenga R-MI · MI-4	F F	Voted Yes	$33K	—	—	7.1%▼	4.8%▼
Blake D. Moore R-UT · UT-1	F F	Voted Yes	$44K	—	14	9.3%▼	2.9%▼
Bonnie Watson Coleman D-NJ · NJ-12	B+ A-	Voted No	$905K	2 · $2K	—	11.4%▼	6%▲
Brad Finstad R-MN · MN-1	F F	Voted Yes	$97K	—	—	6.8%▼	3.5%▼
Brad Sherman D-CA · CA-32	A+ B+	Voted Yes	$1.5M	—	—	7.9%▼	7.5%▲
Bradley Scott Schneider D-IL · IL-10	B B	Voted Yes	$775K	2 · $4K	5	10.2%▼	5.2%
Brett Guthrie R-KY · KY-2	F F	Voted Yes	$130K	—	—	8.2%▼	4.8%▼
Brian Babin R-TX · TX-36	F F	Voted Yes	$93K	—	—	25.2%▲	6.9%▲
Brian J. Mast R-FL · FL-21	F F	Voted Yes	$291K	—	5	16.3%▲	5%▼
Brian K. Fitzpatrick R-PA · PA-1	C F	Voted Yes	$1.1M	1 · $1K	1	5.7%▼	4.3%▼
Brittany Pettersen D-CO · CO-7	C+ B	Voted Yes	$317K	1 · $3K	—	7.8%▼	3.9%▼
Bruce Westerman R-AR · AR-4	F F	Voted Yes	$108K	—	16	13%▲	5.6%▲
Bryan Steil R-WI · WI-1	F F	Voted Yes	$192K	—	—	7.8%▼	3.8%▼
Burgess Owens R-UT · UT-4	F F	Voted Yes	$24K	3 · $4K	—	9.6%▼	3.6%▼
Byron Donalds R-FL · FL-19	F F	Voted No	$9K	1 · $1K	6	18.2%▲	3.9%▼
Carlos A. Gimenez R-FL · FL-28	F F	Voted Yes	$125K	—	—	17.9%▲	3.8%▼
Carol D. Miller R-WV · WV-1	F F	Voted Yes	$82K	1 · $557	—	9.3%▼	5.5%▲
Charles J. "Chuck" Fleischmann R-TN · TN-3	F F	Voted Yes	$85K	—	1	14.1%▲	4.7%▼
Chellie Pingree D-ME · ME-1	A- B+	Voted Yes	$809K	—	—	7.4%▼	3.3%▼
Chip Roy R-TX · TX-21	F F	Voted No	$12K	—	—	14.9%▲	4.3%▼
Chris Pappas D-NH · NH-1	C C+	Voted Yes	$823K	2 · $2K	—	7.1%▼	3.3%▼
Christopher H. Smith R-NJ · NJ-4	D F	Voted Yes	$1.2M	—	—	6.7%▼	5.4%▲
Christopher R. Deluzio D-PA · PA-17	A+ B+	Voted Yes	$651K	—	—	4.9%▼	4.3%▼
Chuck Edwards R-NC · NC-11	F F	Voted Yes	$25K	—	—	18.4%▲	4.1%▼
Claudia Tenney R-NY · NY-24	F F	Voted Yes	$98K	—	—	6.6%▼	4.7%▼
Clay Higgins R-LA · LA-3	F F	Voted No	$10K	2 · $2K	—	10.9%▼	5.2%
Cliff Bentz R-OR · OR-2	F F	Voted Yes	$23K	—	—	10.3%▼	5.8%▲
Cory Mills R-FL · FL-7	F F	Voted Yes	$7K	—	—	13.7%▲	4.2%▼
Dale W. Strong R-AL · AL-5	F F	Voted Yes	$15K	—	—	12.7%▲	3.5%▼
Dan Crenshaw R-TX · TX-2	F F	Voted Yes	$43K	—	12	18.9%▲	5.2%
Dan Newhouse R-WA · WA-4	F F	Voted Yes	$350K	1 · $2K	16	18.3%▲	6%▲
Daniel Meuser R-PA · PA-9	F F	Voted Yes	$135K	—	—	8.1%▼	4.9%▼
Daniel S. Goldman D-NY · NY-10	A- B+	Voted Yes	$190K	—	14	6.6%▼	6.1%▲
Daniel Webster R-FL · FL-11	F F	Voted Yes	$62K	—	—	13.9%▲	4.8%▼
Danny K. Davis D-IL · IL-7	A- B+	Voted Yes	$985K	—	—	10.7%▼	8.5%▲
Darin LaHood R-IL · IL-16	F F	Voted Yes	$307K	—	—	6.5%▼	4.5%▼
Darren Soto D-FL · FL-9	A- B	Voted Yes	$885K	—	—	14.5%▲	5.2%
David G. Valadao R-CA · CA-22	F F	Voted Yes	$232K	—	—	14.5%▲	10.1%▲
David Kustoff R-TN · TN-8	F F	Voted Yes	$40K	—	6	12.8%▲	4.9%▼
David P. Joyce R-OH · OH-14	F F	Voted Yes	$973K	—	6	8.5%▼	4.6%▼
David Rouzer R-NC · NC-7	F F	Voted Yes	$169K	—	5	14.5%▲	5.3%▲
David Schweikert R-AZ · AZ-1	F F	Voted Yes	$80K	—	—	10.5%▼	4%▼
David Scott D-GA · GA-13	B B	Voted Yes	$1.3M	—	—	17.8%▲	5.6%▲
Debbie Dingell D-MI · MI-6	A B+	Voted Yes	$1M	—	8	4.3%▼	4.6%▼
Debbie Wasserman Schultz D-FL · FL-25	A B	Voted Yes	$1.9M	—	—	15.1%▲	5%▼
Deborah K. Ross D-NC · NC-2	B+ B+	Voted Yes	$470K	—	—	11.9%▲	4.3%▼
Delia C. Ramirez D-IL · IL-3	A A	Voted No	$347K	—	—	17.1%▲	5.8%▲
Derrick Van Orden R-WI · WI-3	F F	Voted Yes	$69K	—	—	7.8%▼	3.4%▼
Diana DeGette D-CO · CO-1	B+ B+	Voted Yes	$1.1M	—	—	11.4%▼	4.8%▼
Diana Harshbarger R-TN · TN-1	F F	Voted Yes	$27K	—	75	16.5%▲	5%▼
Dina Titus D-NV · NV-1	A- B	Voted Yes	$1.2M	—	—	18.3%▲	8%▲
Don Bacon R-NE · NE-2	F F	Voted Yes	$643K	1 · $667	—	10.4%▼	3.6%▼
Donald G. Davis D-NC · NC-1	C C-	Voted Yes	$347K	—	—	16.7%▲	6.3%▲
Donald S. Beyer D-VA · VA-8	B+ B+	Voted Yes	$495K	1 · $1K	9	10.3%▼	4%▼
Doris O. Matsui D-CA · CA-7	B+ B+	Voted Yes	$914K	—	—	6.7%▼	6.6%▲
Doug LaMalfa R-CA · CA-1	F F	Voted Yes	$44K	1 · $2K	—	9.5%▼	7.1%▲
Dusty Johnson R-SD · SD-0	F F	Voted Yes	$54K	—	—	12.5%▲	2.9%▼
Dwight Evans D-PA · PA-3	A- B+	Voted Yes	$617K	—	9	7.3%▼	8%▲
Earl L. "Buddy" Carter R-GA · GA-1	F F	Voted Yes	$59K	—	—	18.7%▲	5.7%▲
Ed Case D-HI · HI-1	C C+	Voted Yes	$232K	—	—	4.5%▼	4.4%▼
Elijah Crane R-AZ · AZ-2	F F	Voted No	$6K	—	—	17.2%▲	6.3%▲
Elise M. Stefanik R-NY · NY-21	F F	Voted Yes	$328K	—	—	6.5%▼	4.5%▼
Emanuel Cleaver D-MO · MO-5	A- B+	Voted Yes	$1.6M	—	—	15.1%▲	4.7%▼
Emilia Strong Sykes D-OH · OH-13	B+ B	Voted Yes	$534K	1 · $1K	—	8.3%▼	4.8%▼
Eric A. "Rick" Crawford R-AR · AR-1	F F	Voted Yes	$50K	—	—	12.5%▲	6.4%▲
Eric Burlison R-MO · MO-7	F F	Voted Yes	$23K	—	1	16.3%▲	3.9%▼
Eric Sorensen D-IL · IL-17	C+ C+	Voted Yes	$486K	—	—	9%▼	6.1%▲
Eric Swalwell D-CA · CA-14	C+ C+	Voted Yes	$904K	—	—	4.9%▼	5.1%▼
Erin Houchin R-IN · IN-9	F F	Voted Yes	$21K	—	—	8.2%▼	3.9%▼
Frank D. Lucas R-OK · OK-3	F F	Voted Yes	$72K	—	—	20.5%▲	5.2%
Frank J. Mrvan D-IN · IN-1	A- C+	Voted Yes	$624K	—	—	8.9%▼	5.7%▲
Frank Pallone D-NJ · NJ-6	B+ B	Voted No	$2M	3 · $3K	—	11.1%▼	6.9%▲
Frederica S. Wilson D-FL · FL-24	A- B	Voted Yes	$1M	—	—	23.6%▲	6.4%▲
Gabe Vasquez D-NM · NM-2	C C+	Voted Yes	$396K	—	—	16.1%▲	6.3%▲
Gary J. Palmer R-AL · AL-6	F F	Voted Yes	$26K	—	12	10.7%▼	3.8%▼
Gerald E. Connolly D-VA · VA-11	A+ B+	Voted Yes	$1.6M	—	—	7.8%▼	4%▼
Glenn Grothman R-WI · WI-6	F F	Voted Yes	$52K	—	—	6.1%▼	2.7%▼
Glenn Ivey D-MD · MD-4	B B	Voted Yes	$23K	1 · $1K	—	17.3%▲	6.7%▲
Glenn Thompson R-PA · PA-15	F F	Voted Yes	$183K	6 · $9K	—	7.8%▼	4.4%▼
Grace Meng D-NY · NY-6	A- B	Voted No	$763K	—	—	12.3%▲	6%▲
Greg Casar D-TX · TX-35	A B+	Voted Yes	$473K	—	—	22%▲	5.7%▲
Greg Landsman D-OH · OH-1	B C+	Voted Yes	$536K	—	15	7.4%▼	4.7%▼
Greg Stanton D-AZ · AZ-4	C+ C+	Voted Yes	$682K	—	12	13.2%▲	4.6%▼
Gregory F. Murphy R-NC · NC-3	F F	Voted Yes	$21K	—	—	14.9%▲	5.7%▲
Gregory W. Meeks D-NY · NY-5	C+ B	Voted Yes	$682K	—	—	10%▼	8.6%▲
Gus M. Bilirakis R-FL · FL-12	F F	Voted Yes	$49K	—	3	17.1%▲	5.3%▲
Guy Reschenthaler R-PA · PA-14	F F	Voted Yes	$383K	—	—	6.1%▼	5.4%▲
Gwen Moore D-WI · WI-4	B+ B+	Voted No	$1.6M	—	—	11.6%▼	5.5%▲
H. Morgan Griffith R-VA · VA-9	F F	Voted Yes	$8K	—	—	9.1%▼	3.8%▼
Hakeem S. Jeffries D-NY · NY-8	C- C+	Voted Yes	$1.4M	3 · $3K	—	7.8%▼	9%▲
Haley M. Stevens D-MI · MI-11	A- B	Voted Yes	$833K	1 · $1K	—	6.2%▼	5%▼
Harold Rogers R-KY · KY-5	F F	Voted Yes	$201K	—	3	8.2%▼	5.9%▲
Harriet M. Hageman R-WY · WY-0	F F	Voted Yes	$9K	—	—	15.7%▲	3.7%▼
Henry C. "Hank" Johnson D-GA · GA-4	A- A-	Voted No	$1.3M	—	—	23.3%▲	5.9%▲
Hillary J. Scholten D-MI · MI-3	C+ C+	Voted Yes	$488K	—	—	6.8%▼	4.5%▼
Ilhan Omar D-MN · MN-5	A A	Voted No	$361K	—	—	7.4%▼	5.5%▲
J. French Hill R-AR · AR-2	F F	Voted Yes	$63K	1 · $4K	1	11.5%▼	4.4%▼
J. Luis Correa D-CA · CA-46	D C+	Voted No	$547K	—	—	15.4%▲	5.5%▲
Jack Bergman R-MI · MI-1	F F	Voted No	$169K	—	—	7.9%▼	4.8%▼
Jahana Hayes D-CT · CT-5	A B+	Voted Yes	$674K	2 · $2K	—	8.4%▼	5.9%▲
Jake Auchincloss D-MA · MA-4	D B	Voted Yes	$363K	—	—	3.3%▼	4.8%▼
Jake Ellzey R-TX · TX-6	F F	Voted Yes	$103K	—	—	25.1%▲	4.7%▼
James A. Himes D-CT · CT-4	C+ B	Voted Yes	$783K	—	—	10.7%▼	5.9%▲
James Comer R-KY · KY-1	F F	Voted Yes	$89K	1 · $2K	3	9.9%▼	4.7%▼
James E. Clyburn D-SC · SC-6	C+ B	Voted Yes	$2.5M	—	—	15.5%▲	5.9%▲
James P. McGovern D-MA · MA-2	A A-	Voted No	$1.5M	1 · $641	—	3.1%▼	5.2%
James R. Baird R-IN · IN-4	F F	Voted Yes	$3K	—	—	7.8%▼	3.3%▼
Jamie Raskin D-MD · MD-8	B B+	Voted Yes	$752K	—	—	9.3%▼	4.8%▼
Janice D. Schakowsky D-IL · IL-9	A- A-	Voted Yes	$1.7M	1 · $2K	—	10.5%▼	5.5%▲
Jared F. Golden D-ME · ME-2	C+ C-	Voted No	$668K	—	—	10.7%▼	4.2%▼
Jared Huffman D-CA · CA-2	B B+	Voted Yes	$990K	—	—	7.5%▼	6.6%▲
Jared Moskowitz D-FL · FL-23	C+ C	Voted Yes	$246K	—	15	14.9%▲	4.9%▼
Jasmine Crockett D-TX · TX-30	B B+	Voted Yes	$151K	—	—	24.8%▲	5.9%▲
Jason Crow D-CO · CO-6	B B	Voted Yes	$663K	—	—	13%▲	5.1%▼
Jason Smith R-MO · MO-8	F F	Voted Yes	$113K	—	—	14.7%▲	3.9%▼
Jay Obernolte R-CA · CA-23	F F	Voted Yes	$45K	1 · $2K	—	10.7%▼	9%▲
Jefferson Van Drew R-NJ · NJ-2	F F	Voted Yes	$510K	—	—	9.7%▼	7%▲
Jennifer A. Kiggans R-VA · VA-2	F F	Voted Yes	$66K	3 · $6K	—	8.6%▼	4.2%▼
Jennifer L. McClellan D-VA · VA-4	B+ B+	Voted Yes	$194K	—	—	10.5%▼	5.5%▲
Jerrold Nadler D-NY · NY-12	B+ B+	Voted No	$1.4M	—	—	3.7%▼	5.4%▲
Jesús G. "Chuy" García D-IL · IL-4	B+ A-	Voted Yes	$677K	1 · $807	—	19.2%▲	6.8%▲
Jill N. Tokuda D-HI · HI-2	A B+	Voted Yes	$218K	—	—	5.5%▼	5.5%▲
Jim Costa D-CA · CA-21	C C+	Voted Yes	$1.2M	—	—	11.6%▼	10.1%▲
Jim Jordan R-OH · OH-4	F F	Voted Yes	$63K	—	—	8.1%▼	4.1%▼
Jimmy Gomez D-CA · CA-34	A B+	Voted No	$688K	—	—	19.4%▲	7.9%▲
Jimmy Panetta D-CA · CA-19	A- B	Voted No	$580K	—	—	6.7%▼	5.3%▲
Joaquin Castro D-TX · TX-20	B+ B+	Voted Yes	$797K	1 · $825	—	25.3%▲	6.4%▲
Jodey C. Arrington R-TX · TX-19	F F	Voted Yes	$43K	—	—	22.2%▲	4.4%▼
Joe Neguse D-CO · CO-2	B+ B+	Voted Yes	$647K	—	—	7.7%▼	4.7%▼
Joe Wilson R-SC · SC-2	F F	Voted Yes	$78K	1 · $3K	—	12.5%▲	5.4%▲
John B. Larson D-CT · CT-1	B+ B+	Voted Yes	$1.7M	—	8	6.6%▼	5.4%▲
John Garamendi D-CA · CA-8	A B+	Voted Yes	$1.6M	—	—	8.7%▼	7.2%▲
John H. Rutherford R-FL · FL-5	F F	Voted Yes	$89K	—	5	12%▲	3.2%▼
John James R-MI · MI-10	F F	Voted Yes	$28K	—	8	7.3%▼	5.9%▲
John Joyce R-PA · PA-13	F F	Voted Yes	$138K	—	—	8.8%▼	3.9%▼
John R. Carter R-TX · TX-31	F F	Voted Yes	$110K	—	—	16%▲	4.3%▼
John R. Moolenaar R-MI · MI-2	F F	Voted Yes	$51K	—	—	8.3%▼	5.1%▼
John W. Rose R-TN · TN-6	F F	Voted Yes	$9K	—	1	14.3%▲	4.1%▼
Jonathan L. Jackson D-IL · IL-1	B+ B	Voted Yes	$118K	—	11	9.5%▼	10%▲
Joseph D. Morelle D-NY · NY-25	B B	Voted Yes	$1M	1 · $641	2	4.4%▼	4.9%▼
Josh Brecheen R-OK · OK-2	F F	Voted No	$2K	—	—	22.1%▲	5.2%
Josh Gottheimer D-NJ · NJ-5	B+ C+	Voted Yes	$821K	—	153	6.8%▼	5.6%▲
Josh Harder D-CA · CA-9	C+ C+	Voted Yes	$664K	—	—	9.2%▼	7.6%▲
Joyce Beatty D-OH · OH-3	A- B+	Voted Yes	$872K	—	—	11.7%	4.8%▼
Juan Ciscomani R-AZ · AZ-6	F F	Voted Yes	$84K	—	—	9.9%▼	5.1%▼
Juan Vargas D-CA · CA-52	B+ B+	Voted Yes	$778K	—	—	12.2%▲	7.6%▲
Judy Chu D-CA · CA-28	A A-	Voted No	$1.4M	—	—	6.1%▼	5.7%▲
Julia Brownley D-CA · CA-26	A B+	Voted Yes	$1.4M	—	—	10.9%▼	6%▲
Julia Letlow R-LA · LA-5	F F	Voted Yes	$67K	—	9	10%▼	6.2%▲
Kat Cammack R-FL · FL-3	F F	Voted Yes	$16K	—	—	14.7%▲	4.7%▼
Katherine M. Clark D-MA · MA-5	C- B	Voted Yes	$1.2M	1 · $685	18	3.4%▼	4.5%▼
Kathy Castor D-FL · FL-14	B B	Voted Yes	$973K	—	5	15.3%▲	4.8%▼
Keith Self R-TX · TX-3	F F	Voted Yes	$1K	—	—	12.6%▲	4.1%▼
Ken Calvert R-CA · CA-41	F F	Voted Yes	$133K	—	—	8.9%▼	6.1%▲
Kevin Hern R-OK · OK-1	F F	Voted Yes	$82K	2 · $5K	13	18.4%▲	5.1%▼
Kevin Kiley I-CA · CA-3	F F	Voted Yes	$63K	—	—	5.9%▼	5%▼
Kevin Mullin D-CA · CA-15	A- B+	Voted No	$269K	—	—	5.5%▼	5.2%
Kim Schrier D-WA · WA-8	C+ C+	Voted Yes	$731K	—	4	6.7%▼	4.1%▼
Kweisi Mfume D-MD · MD-7	A- B+	Voted Yes	$297K	—	—	8.5%▼	6.4%▲
Lance Gooden R-TX · TX-5	F F	Voted Yes	$26K	—	—	25.2%▲	5%▼
Laurel M. Lee R-FL · FL-15	F F	Voted Yes	$16K	—	—	16%▲	4.6%▼
Lauren Boebert R-CO · CO-4	F F	Voted Yes	$5K	—	—	7.9%▼	3.9%▼
Lauren Underwood D-IL · IL-14	B+ B+	Voted Yes	$635K	—	—	8.5%▼	5.2%
Linda T. Sánchez D-CA · CA-38	A B+	Voted No	$1.8M	—	2	10.1%▼	5.4%▲
Lisa C. McClain R-MI · MI-9	F F	Voted Yes	$83K	3 · $3K	32	5.9%▼	4.7%▼
Lizzie Fletcher D-TX · TX-7	C+ B	Voted Yes	$388K	—	2	24.5%▲	5.8%▲
Lloyd Doggett D-TX · TX-37	A- A-	Voted Yes	$1.5M	—	—	13.3%▲	4.4%▼
Lloyd Smucker R-PA · PA-11	F F	Voted Yes	$73K	5 · $6K	—	10.7%▼	3.6%▼
Lois Frankel D-FL · FL-22	B B	Voted Yes	$1.3M	1 · $1K	—	22.1%▲	5.8%▲
Lori Trahan D-MA · MA-3	A- B+	Voted Yes	$904K	—	—	4.2%▼	5.7%▲
Lucy McBath D-GA · GA-6	B+ C+	Voted Yes	$419K	2 · $4K	—	16.3%▲	5.1%▼
Marc A. Veasey D-TX · TX-33	C+ C+	Voted Yes	$1.1M	—	—	37.4%▲	5.4%▲
Marcy Kaptur D-OH · OH-9	B+ C+	Voted Yes	$2.2M	—	—	7.2%▼	5.4%▲
Maria Elvira Salazar R-FL · FL-27	F F	Voted Yes	$97K	1 · $1K	2	15.5%▲	3.8%▼
Mariannette Miller-Meeks R-IA · IA-1	F F	Voted Yes	$76K	—	—	6.8%▼	3.6%▼
Marie Gluesenkamp Perez D-WA · WA-3	C- C-	Voted Yes	$400K	—	—	9.3%▼	5.3%▲
Marilyn Strickland D-WA · WA-10	B+ B	Voted Yes	$331K	1 · $980	—	8.7%▼	5.5%▲
Mario Diaz-Balart R-FL · FL-26	F F	Voted Yes	$954K	1 · $1K	1	19.9%▲	4.2%▼
Marjorie Taylor Greene R-GA · GA-14	F F	Voted No	$0	—	48	17%▲	4.5%▼
Mark Alford R-MO · MO-4	F F	Voted Yes	$30K	1 · $2K	1	13.7%▲	4.2%▼
Mark DeSaulnier D-CA · CA-10	A- B+	Voted Yes	$941K	—	—	4.3%▼	5.5%▲
Mark E. Amodei R-NV · NV-2	F F	Voted Yes	$86K	1 · $1K	—	13.2%▲	5.1%▼
Mark E. Green R-TN · TN-7	F F	Voted Yes	$10K	—	—	12.7%▲	4.2%▼
Mark Pocan D-WI · WI-2	A A-	Voted Yes	$1.8M	1 · $9K	—	5%▼	2.5%▼
Mark Takano D-CA · CA-39	A- B+	Voted Yes	$1.1M	4 · $4K	—	13.8%▲	6.6%▲
Mary E. Miller R-IL · IL-15	F F	Voted No	$6K	2 · $3K	—	6.8%▼	4.1%▼
Max L. Miller R-OH · OH-7	F F	Voted Yes	$88K	—	—	7.7%▼	3.5%▼
Maxine Waters D-CA · CA-43	A- B+	Voted No	$926K	2 · $2K	—	14.4%▲	8.4%▲
Maxwell Frost D-FL · FL-10	A A-	Voted No	$349K	1 · $1K	—	17.5%▲	6.2%▲
Melanie A. Stansbury D-NM · NM-1	A- B+	Voted Yes	$435K	—	—	10.6%▼	5.4%▲
Michael Cloud R-TX · TX-27	F F	Voted No	$10K	—	—	25.4%▲	4.8%▼
Michael Guest R-MS · MS-3	F F	Voted Yes	$42K	—	7	14.5%▲	5.1%▼
Michael K. Simpson R-ID · ID-2	F F	Voted Yes	$355K	—	1	12.2%▲	4%▼
Michael Lawler R-NY · NY-17	F F	Voted Yes	$250K	1 · $2K	—	6%▼	5.4%▲
Michael R. Turner R-OH · OH-10	F F	Voted Yes	$618K	—	—	8.9%▼	5.6%▲
Michael T. McCaul R-TX · TX-10	F F	Voted Yes	$90K	—	220	16%▲	4.2%▼
Michael Waltz R-FL · FL-6	— —	Voted Yes	$40K	—	—	18.8%▲	4.8%▼
Michelle Fischbach R-MN · MN-7	F F	Voted Yes	$24K	—	—	7.4%▼	3.6%▼
Mike Bost R-IL · IL-12	F F	Voted Yes	$598K	—	—	7.9%▼	4.6%▼
Mike Carey R-OH · OH-15	F F	Voted Yes	$70K	—	—	10.6%▼	4.2%▼
Mike Collins R-GA · GA-10	F F	Voted Yes	$41K	1 · $3K	—	15.6%▲	4.8%▼
Mike D. Rogers R-AL · AL-3	F F	Voted Yes	$137K	—	—	13.9%▲	4.9%▼
Mike Ezell R-MS · MS-4	F F	Voted Yes	$19K	—	—	17.7%▲	6.4%▲
Mike Flood R-NE · NE-1	F F	Voted Yes	$64K	—	—	8.6%▼	2.9%▼
Mike Johnson R-LA · LA-4	F F	Voted Yes	$128K	—	—	10.6%▼	5.3%▲
Mike Kelly R-PA · PA-16	F F	Voted Yes	$268K	—	8	6.7%▼	5.1%▼
Mike Levin D-CA · CA-49	C+ B	Voted No	$815K	1 · $2K	—	8.5%▼	5.4%▲
Mike Quigley D-IL · IL-5	A- B+	Voted Yes	$809K	—	—	6.3%▼	4%▼
Mike Thompson D-CA · CA-4	B B	Voted Yes	$1.2M	—	—	7.1%▼	6.5%▲
Mikie Sherrill D-NJ · NJ-11	B C	Voted Yes	$677K	—	6	6.3%▼	5.5%▲
Monica De La Cruz R-TX · TX-15	F F	Voted Yes	$48K	—	—	36.3%▲	6.6%▲
Morgan Luttrell R-TX · TX-8	F F	Voted Yes	$5K	—	—	21.2%▲	5.9%▲
Morgan McGarvey D-KY · KY-3	A- B+	Voted Yes	$450K	1 · $1K	4	8.1%▼	5.3%▲
Nancy Pelosi D-CA · CA-11	B B	Voted Yes	$2.5M	—	18	4%▼	6%▲
Nanette Diaz Barragán D-CA · CA-44	A- B+	Voted Yes	$634K	—	—	13.9%▲	7.2%▲
Nathaniel Moran R-TX · TX-1	F F	Voted Yes	$21K	—	—	22.8%▲	4.5%▼
Neal P. Dunn R-FL · FL-2	F F	Voted Yes	$8K	—	—	15%▲	5.1%▼
Nicholas A. Langworthy R-NY · NY-23	F F	Voted Yes	$168K	—	—	5.2%▼	5.2%
Nick LaLota R-NY · NY-1	F F	Voted Yes	$250K	—	—	5.2%▼	4.6%▼
Nicole Malliotakis R-NY · NY-11	F F	Voted Yes	$264K	1 · $3K	1	7.1%▼	6.1%▲
Nikema Williams D-GA · GA-5	A- B+	Voted Yes	$353K	—	—	16.5%▲	6.2%▲
Nikki Budzinski D-IL · IL-13	A+ B	Voted Yes	$553K	2 · $3K	—	7.5%▼	5.8%▲
Norma J. Torres D-CA · CA-35	C+ B	Voted Yes	$844K	—	—	12.8%▲	6.5%▲
Nydia M. Velázquez D-NY · NY-7	B A-	Voted No	$875K	—	—	9.8%▼	7.4%▲
Pat Fallon R-TX · TX-4	F F	Voted Yes	$12K	2 · $3K	60	15.2%▲	4.1%▼
Patrick Ryan D-NY · NY-18	C+ C+	Voted Yes	$418K	—	—	6.9%▼	5.3%▲
Paul A. Gosar R-AZ · AZ-9	F F	Voted Yes	$14K	—	—	13%▲	5.3%▲
Paul Tonko D-NY · NY-20	A- B+	Voted Yes	$1.5M	—	—	4.4%▼	4.9%▼
Pete Aguilar D-CA · CA-33	C C+	Voted Yes	$1.3M	1 · $1K	—	11.3%▼	6.3%▲
Pete Sessions R-TX · TX-17	F F	Voted Yes	$87K	—	19	19.9%▲	5.4%▲
Pete Stauber R-MN · MN-8	F F	Voted Yes	$451K	—	—	7.2%▼	4.7%▼
Pramila Jayapal D-WA · WA-7	A+ A	Voted Yes	$1.2M	—	—	5.6%▼	4.8%▼
Raja Krishnamoorthi D-IL · IL-8	A- B+	Voted Yes	$912K	2 · $2K	—	11.5%▼	4.5%▼
Ralph Norman R-SC · SC-5	F F	Voted No	$39K	—	—	13%▲	4.8%▼
Randy Feenstra R-IA · IA-4	F F	Voted Yes	$105K	2 · $22K	—	7.7%▼	3.4%▼
Randy K. Weber Sr. R-TX · TX-14	F F	Voted Yes	$27K	—	—	22.2%▲	5.9%▲
Rashida Tlaib D-MI · MI-12	A A	Voted No	$228K	—	—	7.6%▼	8.9%▲
Raúl M. Grijalva D-AZ · AZ-7	— —	Voted No	$1.6M	—	6	17.9%▲	6.6%▲
Raul Ruiz D-CA · CA-25	C+ B	Voted Yes	$1.1M	—	—	12.2%▲	8.3%▲
Richard E. Neal D-MA · MA-1	C- B	Voted Yes	$1.1M	—	—	3.6%▼	5.6%▲
Richard Hudson R-NC · NC-9	F F	Voted Yes	$209K	—	—	14.9%▲	4.8%▼
Richard McCormick R-GA · GA-7	F F	Voted Yes	$26K	—	3	10.9%▼	3.8%▼
Rick Larsen D-WA · WA-2	B+ B	Voted Yes	$1.8M	—	1	9.6%▼	4.8%▼
Rick W. Allen R-GA · GA-12	F F	Voted Yes	$27K	—	21	17.7%▲	6.4%▲
Ritchie Torres D-NY · NY-15	A- B	Voted Yes	$235K	—	1	9.5%▼	12.1%▲
Ro Khanna D-CA · CA-17	A- A-	Voted Yes	$11K	—	284	4%▼	4.9%▼
Robert B. Aderholt R-AL · AL-4	F F	Voted Yes	$72K	—	1	16%▲	4.3%▼
Robert C. "Bobby" Scott D-VA · VA-3	B B	Voted Yes	$1.5M	7 · $10K	—	11.3%▼	5.9%▲
Robert E. Latta R-OH · OH-5	F F	Voted Yes	$59K	2 · $4K	—	7.5%▼	3.8%▼
Robert Garcia D-CA · CA-42	A B+	Voted Yes	$326K	—	27	14.3%▲	6.8%▲
Robert J. Wittman R-VA · VA-1	F F	Voted Yes	$232K	1 · $1K	17	6.6%▼	3.5%▼
Robert Menendez D-NJ · NJ-8	A- B	Voted Yes	$377K	—	—	21.2%▲	6.5%▲
Robin L. Kelly D-IL · IL-2	B+ B+	Voted Yes	$915K	2 · $2K	—	11.2%▼	9.4%▲
Roger Williams R-TX · TX-25	F F	Voted Yes	$62K	—	—	21.3%▲	5.1%▼
Ron Estes R-KS · KS-4	F F	Voted Yes	$82K	—	—	14.7%▲	4.7%▼
Ronny Jackson R-TX · TX-13	F F	Voted No	$11K	—	—	21.4%▲	3.9%▼
Rosa L. DeLauro D-CT · CT-3	A+ B+	Voted Yes	$2.3M	—	—	7%▼	5.9%▲
Rudy Yakym R-IN · IN-2	F F	Voted Yes	$55K	—	—	12.7%▲	4.2%▼
Russ Fulcher R-ID · ID-1	F F	Voted No	$17K	—	—	13%▲	3.4%▼
Russell Fry R-SC · SC-7	F F	Voted Yes	$10K	—	—	17.4%▲	5.6%▲
Ryan K. Zinke R-MT · MT-1	F F	Voted Yes	$27K	—	—	12.3%▲	3.4%▼
Salud O. Carbajal D-CA · CA-24	B B+	Voted Yes	$809K	—	—	10.5%▼	5.9%▲
Sam Graves R-MO · MO-6	F F	Voted Yes	$750K	—	—	12%▲	3.3%▼
Sanford D. Bishop D-GA · GA-2	C+ C+	Voted Yes	$1.6M	—	—	20.5%▲	7%▲
Sara Jacobs D-CA · CA-51	B+ B+	Voted Yes	$345K	—	1	6.7%▼	6.4%▲
Scott DesJarlais R-TN · TN-4	F F	Voted Yes	$8K	—	—	15.2%▲	4.2%▼
Scott Fitzgerald R-WI · WI-5	F F	Voted Yes	$17K	—	—	5%▼	2.6%▼
Scott Franklin R-FL · FL-18	F F	Voted Yes	$36K	1 · $1K	28	21.8%▲	4.9%▼
Scott H. Peters D-CA · CA-50	C+ B	Voted Yes	$700K	—	12	7%▼	5.3%▲
Scott Perry R-PA · PA-10	F F	Voted No	$56K	—	—	7.4%▼	4.3%▼
Sean Casten D-IL · IL-6	A- B+	Voted Yes	$605K	1 · $825	—	8.2%▼	5.1%▼
Seth Magaziner D-RI · RI-2	A+ B+	Voted Yes	$492K	—	—	5.4%▼	5.6%▲
Seth Moulton D-MA · MA-6	A- B	Voted Yes	$456K	—	1	2.8%▼	4.4%▼
Sharice Davids D-KS · KS-3	C+ B	Voted Yes	$768K	—	—	8.4%▼	3.4%▼
Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick D-FL · FL-20	A- B	Voted Yes	$180K	—	—	21.7%▲	6.7%▲
Shontel M. Brown D-OH · OH-11	A- B+	Voted Yes	$577K	—	—	9.2%▼	8.4%▲
Shri Thanedar D-MI · MI-13	A- B+	Voted Yes	$91K	—	12	10.1%▼	10.1%▲
Steny H. Hoyer D-MD · MD-5	C+ B	Voted Yes	$2.7M	1 · $1K	—	5.6%▼	4.5%▼
Stephanie I. Bice R-OK · OK-5	F F	Voted Yes	$65K	1 · $8K	—	15%▲	4.3%▼
Stephen F. Lynch D-MA · MA-8	A B+	Voted Yes	$1.7M	1 · $825	—	3.1%▼	5%▼
Steve Cohen D-TN · TN-9	A- B+	Voted Yes	$1.3M	—	1	19.2%▲	8.1%▲
Steve Scalise R-LA · LA-1	F F	Voted Yes	$284K	2 · $3K	—	10.7%▼	4.6%▼
Steve Womack R-AR · AR-3	F F	Voted Yes	$107K	—	—	14.2%▲	3.7%▼
Steven Horsford D-NV · NV-4	A- B	Voted Yes	$839K	—	—	17.2%▲	8%▲
Summer L. Lee D-PA · PA-12	A- A-	Voted No	$232K	—	—	6%▼	5.6%▲
Susie Lee D-NV · NV-3	C C	Voted Yes	$788K	4 · $6K	3	13.8%▲	6.8%▲
Suzan K. DelBene D-WA · WA-1	A B+	Voted Yes	$1.1M	2 · $2K	—	6.5%▼	4.3%▼
Suzanne Bonamici D-OR · OR-1	A B+	Voted Yes	$1M	—	—	7.8%▼	4.9%▼
Sydney Kamlager-Dove D-CA · CA-37	C+ B+	Voted No	$397K	—	—	14.8%▲	9.1%▲
Sylvia R. Garcia D-TX · TX-29	B B+	Voted No	$651K	—	—	42.4%▲	7.8%▲
Ted Lieu D-CA · CA-36	A- B+	Voted No	$704K	1 · $20K	—	5.1%▼	6.6%▲
Teresa Leger Fernandez D-NM · NM-3	B+ B+	Voted Yes	$367K	—	—	15.9%▲	6.2%▲
Terri A. Sewell D-AL · AL-7	B B	Voted Yes	$649K	—	—	14.5%▲	6.2%▲
Thomas H. Kean R-NJ · NJ-7	F F	Voted Yes	$161K	—	5	5.2%▼	4.8%▼
Thomas Massie R-KY · KY-4	F F	Voted No	$12K	—	2	6.7%▼	4.2%▼
Thomas P. Tiffany R-WI · WI-7	F F	Voted No	$19K	—	—	8.3%▼	3.1%▼
Tim Burchett R-TN · TN-2	F F	Voted No	$102K	—	—	12.5%▲	3.6%▼
Tim Walberg R-MI · MI-5	F F	Voted Yes	$60K	7 · $72K	3	8.3%▼	5.2%
Tom Cole R-OK · OK-4	F F	Voted Yes	$345K	1 · $1K	1	15.8%▲	5.2%
Tom Emmer R-MN · MN-6	F F	Voted Yes	$485K	1 · $2K	—	5.2%▼	3.4%▼
Tom McClintock R-CA · CA-5	F F	Voted No	$8K	—	—	5.9%▼	6%▲
Tony Gonzales R-TX · TX-23	F F	Voted Yes	$46K	—	—	21.2%▲	4.7%▼
Tracey Mann R-KS · KS-1	F F	Voted Yes	$66K	—	—	13%▲	3.4%▼
Trent Kelly R-MS · MS-1	F F	Voted Yes	$21K	—	—	14.4%▲	4.3%▼
Troy A. Carter D-LA · LA-2	B B+	Voted Yes	$433K	—	—	13.3%▲	7.8%▲
Troy Balderson R-OH · OH-12	F F	Voted Yes	$196K	1 · $861	—	11%▼	3.9%▼
Troy E. Nehls R-TX · TX-22	F F	Voted Yes	$39K	—	—	14.9%▲	4.9%▼
Val T. Hoyle D-OR · OR-4	A B+	Voted Yes	$722K	—	17	8.6%▼	6.4%▲
Valerie P. Foushee D-NC · NC-4	A- B+	Voted Yes	$244K	—	—	9.8%▼	3.7%▼
Vern Buchanan R-FL · FL-16	F F	Voted Yes	$192K	—	—	15.7%▲	4.4%▼
Veronica Escobar D-TX · TX-16	B+ B+	Voted Yes	$550K	1 · $12K	—	29.9%▲	6.1%▲
Vicente Gonzalez D-TX · TX-34	C- C-	Voted Yes	$644K	—	—	38.7%▲	7%▲
Victoria Spartz R-IN · IN-5	F F	Voted No	$10K	—	—	7.8%▼	4.3%▼
Virginia Foxx R-NC · NC-5	F F	Voted Yes	$56K	4 · $3K	6	14%▲	5.2%
W. Gregory Steube R-FL · FL-17	F F	Voted No	$18K	1 · $2K	—	19.1%▲	4.2%▼
Warren Davidson R-OH · OH-8	F F	Voted Yes	$20K	—	—	7.9%▼	4.5%▼
Wesley Hunt R-TX · TX-38	F F	Voted Yes	$25K	—	—	14.5%▲	5.1%▼
William R. Keating D-MA · MA-9	B B	Voted Yes	$1.4M	—	11	4.2%▼	5%▼
William R. Timmons R-SC · SC-4	F F	Voted Yes	$23K	—	5	15.4%▲	4.4%▼
Young Kim R-CA · CA-40	F F	Voted Yes	$98K	—	—	6%▼	5%▼
Yvette D. Clarke D-NY · NY-9	A- B+	Voted No	$1.2M	—	—	7.9%▼	8.1%▲
Zachary Nunn R-IA · IA-3	F F	Voted Yes	$37K	—	—	7.5%▼	3.9%▼
Zoe Lofgren D-CA · CA-18	B B	Voted Yes	$837K	2 · $2K	17	12%▲	5.3%▲

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