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HRES 161 · 119th CongressIntroducedVoted Feb 25, 2025

Rules for debating energy and budget bills

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The vote
217-211
+6 margin
Worked the bill
$6.7M
1 groups · their total 2025 lobbying
In the distance
Summary

What the bill does

This resolution sets the rules for debating three separate measures in the House. It allows the House to consider a bill to block new energy efficiency standards for gas water heaters, a bill to block a fee on methane emissions from oil and gas operations, and a budget plan for the next ten years. The resolution limits debate time and restricts amendments.

Why it matters

The stakes

This resolution determines how the House will debate and vote on major energy and budget policies. The outcome affects whether new energy efficiency rules and methane fees take effect, and sets the framework for federal spending.

Major public companies this covers
  • Exxon MobilXOM
  • ChevronCVX
  • Rheem ManufacturingRHE
The vote

How the chamber split

217 yea · 211 nayPassed · 4 not voting
217 yes
211 no
Voted yes213
Rep 212Dem 0
Voted no205
Rep 0Dem 205
See how each member voted· all 418
Voted yes · 213
Aaron BeanR · FL
Andy BarrR · KY
Andy BiggsR · AZ
Ann WagnerR · MO
Ben ClineR · VA
Brad KnottR · NC
Brian JackR · GA
Chip RoyR · TX
Cory MillsR · FL
Don BaconR · NE
Gabe EvansR · CO
Jeff CrankR · CO
Jeff HurdR · CO
Jim JordanR · OH
Joe WilsonR · SC
John JamesR · MI
John JoyceR · PA
Keith SelfR · TX
Kevin HernR · OK
Mike BostR · IL
Mike CareyR · OH
Mike EzellR · MS
Mike FloodR · NE
Mike KellyR · PA
Nancy MaceR · SC
Pat FallonR · TX
Ron EstesR · KS
Sam GravesR · MO
Tim MooreR · NC
Tom ColeR · OK
Tom EmmerR · MN
Tony WiedR · WI
Vince FongR · CA
Young KimR · CA
Voted no · 205
Adam GrayD · CA
Adam SmithD · WA
Al GreenD · TX
Ami BeraD · CA
Dave MinD · CA
Derek TranD · CA
Dina TitusD · NV
Ed CaseD · HI
Gabe AmoD · RI
Glenn IveyD · MD
Grace MengD · NY
Greg CasarD · TX
Gwen MooreD · WI
Ilhan OmarD · MN
Jason CrowD · CO
Jim CostaD · CA
Joe NeguseD · CO
Josh RileyD · NY
Judy ChuD · CA
Mark PocanD · WI
Mike LevinD · CA
Nellie PouD · NJ
Paul TonkoD · NY
Raul RuizD · CA
Ro KhannaD · CA
Susie LeeD · NV
Ted LieuD · CA
The debate

What each side says

Supporters
  • It allows the House to vote on blocking energy rules that could raise costs for consumers and businesses.bill
  • It provides a structured process for debating the budget, which is necessary for fiscal planning.bill
Critics
  • It limits debate and amendments, reducing the opportunity for thorough discussion and changes.bill
  • It fast-tracks measures that could weaken environmental protections, such as energy efficiency standards and methane fees.bill

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The bill

where every tie is measured from
HRES 161Rules for debating energy and budget bills

Who paid lobbyists to work it

Direct tie1 groups · their total 2025 lobbying
GroupIssues2025 lobbying
(all issues)
Has PAC?
EXXON MOBIL CORP.Named in billBankingEnergyTransport$6.7MEMCPACEP

Election money, in the distance

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