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HRES 780 · 119th CongressIntroducedVoted Jan 8, 2026

House rules for debating a bill

Sponsored by James P. McGovern

The vote
224-202
+22 margin
Worked the bill
In the distance
Summary

What the bill does

This resolution sets the rules for debating and voting on H.R. 1834, a bill aimed at breaking gridlock in Congress. It limits debate to one hour, allows only one amendment from the minority party, and waives certain procedural objections. The resolution also requires the House to send the passed bill to the Senate within one day.

Why it matters

The stakes

This resolution determines how the House will consider a major policy bill. It affects whether lawmakers can offer changes and how quickly the bill moves, which could influence the final outcome.

The vote

How the chamber split

224 yea · 202 nayPassed · 5 not voting
224 yes
202 no
Voted yes221
Rep 11Dem 210
Voted no201
Rep 200Dem 0
See how each member voted· all 422
Voted yes · 221
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
Voted no · 201
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
Randy FineR · FL
Ron EstesR · KS
Sam GravesR · MO
Tim MooreR · NC
Tom ColeR · OK
Tom EmmerR · MN
Tony WiedR · WI
Vince FongR · CA
Young KimR · CA
The debate

What each side says

Supporters
  • The resolution streamlines debate so the House can act quickly on important legislation.bill
  • It allows the minority party to offer one amendment, giving them a voice in the process.bill
  • Waiving procedural points of order prevents delays and helps break legislative gridlock.bill
Critics
  • The resolution limits debate to one hour, which may not be enough time to fully discuss a complex bill.bill
  • Only one amendment from the minority is allowed, restricting their ability to shape the legislation.bill
  • Waiving points of order removes important procedural checks on the bill's content.bill

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