The voteHow many members voted yes and how many voted no.
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Worked the billThese groups paid lobbyists to work this bill's issue area. Totals are their full 2025 lobbying, not a bill-specific amount.
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In the distanceElection money: PAC money the voting members' campaigns got from this bill's industry. It is not payment for this bill.
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SummaryA plain summary of what the bill actually does.
What the bill does
This bill would cut federal funding to public colleges that treat religious student groups differently from other groups. It says schools cannot deny religious groups things like meeting spaces or official recognition because of their beliefs or leadership rules.
Why it mattersWho it affects and what is at stake.
The stakes
Public colleges could lose money if they enforce policies that apply to all groups but conflict with a religious group's beliefs. The bill affects students who want to start or join religious clubs on campus.
The debateThe main reasons each side gives, with a link to the source.
What each side says
Supporters
✓Religious student groups should have the same access to campus facilities and recognition as any other student group.bill
✓Schools should not punish groups for requiring leaders to share their faith or follow certain conduct rules.report
Critics
✕The bill could force schools to allow discrimination against students who do not share the group's beliefs, even in leadership roles.report
✕It takes away a school's ability to apply the same nondiscrimination rules to all student groups.report
Each point links to its source. The views are attributed to those sources, not stated as ours.
Lobbying filings, contributions, and votes are public records shown side by side. The further down the chain, the further the money is from this bill. This page does not assert that money caused any vote.