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Roll-call votes on 198 bills Oravan tracks, since January 3, 2025, latest first. Updated October 1, 2026.
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S. 2403
Open
Bill would let ESOP managers rely on IRS rule to value private stock
The Retire through Ownership Act lets ESOP fiduciaries rely on IRS Revenue Ruling 59-60 to value privately held company stock.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Motion to and Pass
- Result:
- Passed · 401–14
House · · Roll call 314 ·Official record
H.R. 9497
Open
Water Resources bill sets new rules for Army Corps river and levee projects
The 2026 Water Resources Development Act updates how the Army Corps manages flood control, waterways, and regional infrastructure projects.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Motion to and Pass, as Amended
- Result:
- Passed · 415–9
House · · Roll call 313 ·Official record
H.J.Res. 213
Open
Resolution would void California's stricter harbor craft pollution rules
Congress could cancel EPA's approval of California's tougher pollution rules for tugboats, ferries, and other harbor craft.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Passage
- Result:
- Passed · 214–208
House · · Roll call 311 ·Official record
H.R. 10326
Open
States would have to share benefit records for federal fraud probes
The PROOF Act would require states to give the Attorney General records to investigate fraud in Medicaid, SNAP, and other federal programs.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Passage
- Result:
- Passed · 217–207
House · · Roll call 310 ·Official record
H.R. 9576
Open
Bill would create new fraud enforcement division inside Justice Department
HR 9576 establishes a National Fraud Enforcement Division within the DOJ, led by a presidentially appointed official.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Passage
- Result:
- Passed · 352–72
House · · Roll call 309 ·Official record
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H.R. 5334
Law
Bill would impose sweeping new sanctions and tariffs tied to Russia's war
The bill would sanction Russian leaders and banks, ban U.S. investment in Russia, and impose tariffs up to 500%.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Motion to Concur in the Senate Amendments
- Result:
- Passed · 262–159
House · · Roll call 308 ·Official record
Became law September 18, 2026 · Public Law 119-111
H.Con.Res. 93 · Big Question: Iran war powers
Open
Resolution demands troop withdrawal from Iran combat without war approval
The resolution would direct the president to end military action against Iran unless Congress has declared war or authorized it.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Agreeing to the Resolution
- Result:
- Passed · 220–204
House · · Roll call 307 ·Official record
H.J.Res. 210
Open
Resolution would revoke California's at-berth ship pollution waiver
HJRES 210 would cancel EPA's 2023 approval letting California enforce pollution rules on docked ocean-going ships.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Passage
- Result:
- Passed · 216–211
House · · Roll call 306 ·Official record
H.R. 9500
Open
Bill would restore tax deductions for theft and fraud victims
The bill lets theft and fraud victims deduct losses on taxes again, undoing a 2017 restriction.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Motion to and Pass, as Amended
- Result:
- Passed · 408–17
House · · Roll call 305 ·Official record
H.R. 4646
Open
Whistleblower protections confirmed for workers on HUD-funded contracts
The bill confirms federal whistleblower protections cover all HUD contracts, subcontracts, and grants, old and new.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Motion to and Pass, as Amended
- Result:
- Passed · 424–0
House · · Roll call 303 ·Official record
H.R. 8278
Open
Bill would push bank regulators to modernize monitoring technology
HR 8278 requires major financial regulators to review their monitoring technology and report to Congress.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Motion to and Pass, as Amended
- Result:
- Passed · 417–7
House · · Roll call 302 ·Official record
H.R. 2978
Open
Bill lets police use existing federal grants to fight fraud schemes
The GUARD Act lets local police redirect existing federal grant money toward fighting financial scams like "pig butchering."
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Motion to and Pass, as Amended
- Result:
- Passed · 414–7
House · · Roll call 301 ·Official record
H.R. 4795
Open
Colleges could lose federal funds over boycotts of allies like Israel
Colleges must certify they don't boycott key US allies like Israel or risk losing federal funding.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Passage
- Result:
- Passed · 237–169
House · · Roll call 295 ·Official record
H.R. 1501
Open
Bill adds mining to fast-track federal permitting system under FAST Act
HR 1501 adds mining to the FAST Act's expedited permitting system and blocks a 2023 rule that would have narrowed eligible projects.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Passage
- Result:
- Passed · 218–201
House · · Roll call 294 ·Official record
H.J.Res. 1
Open
Proposed amendment would fix Supreme Court at nine justices permanently
HJRES 1 would write nine Supreme Court justices into the Constitution, requiring 38 states to ratify it within seven years.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Motion to and Pass
- Result:
- Failed · 212–206
House · · Roll call 293 ·Official record
H.R. 9436
Open
Bill would delay stricter right whale gear rules until 2035
HR 9436 pushes back a deadline for stricter whale-protection fishing gear rules from 2028 to 2035.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Passage
- Result:
- Passed · 219–196
House · · Roll call 291 ·Official record
H.R. 6500 · Big Question: Government funding deadline
Law
Stopgap bill would fund government through Dec. 11, 2026, avert shutdown
HR 6500 extends federal funding at fiscal year 2026 levels through December 11, 2026, to prevent a government shutdown.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Motion to and Concur in the Senate Amendments
- Result:
- Passed · 370–48
House · · Roll call 286 ·Official record
Became law September 2, 2026 · Public Law 119-103
H.R. 8884
Open
Bill would extend SSDI return-to-work test programs through 2031
The bill extends SSDI demonstration project authority, which expired in 2022, through 2031.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Passage
- Result:
- Passed · 232–188
House · · Roll call 283 ·Official record
H.Con.Res. 89 · Big Question: Iran war powers
Rejected
Resolution directs the president to remove U.S. forces from hostilities against Iran
The resolution directs the president to remove U.S. forces from fighting against Iran unless Congress has declared war or authorized force by law.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Agreeing to the Resolution
- Result:
- Passed · 214–208
House · · Roll call 282 ·Official record
Right now: the Senate voted on it and rejected it, 49–50.
H.Con.Res. 113
Open
Budget plan projects $1.6 trillion deficit in 2027, debt reaching $48.5 trillion
A ten-year budget plan projects a $1.6 trillion deficit in 2027 and debt held by the public growing to $48.5 trillion by 2036.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Agreeing to the Resolution
- Result:
- Passed · 216–214
House · · Roll call 281 ·Official record
H.R. 7008
Open
Bill pairs stock trading ban for lawmakers with voter ID mandate
HR 7008 bans lawmakers from buying stocks and separately requires photo ID to vote in federal elections.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Passage
- Result:
- Passed · 232–198
House · · Roll call 280 ·Official record
H.R. 8800 · Big Question: Annual defense policy
Open
H.R. 8800 sets fiscal 2027 defense spending limits and military pay and benefit rules
H.R. 8800 authorizes fiscal 2027 spending for the Defense Department and nuclear programs and changes military pay, health coverage, and justice rules.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Passage
- Result:
- Passed · 216–212
House · · Roll call 278 ·Official record
H.R. 9770 · Big Question: Government funding deadline
Open
Stopgap bill would fund government at 2026 levels through December 4, 2026
This bill extends federal funding at fiscal year 2026 levels through December 4, 2026, to avoid a shutdown.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Passage
- Result:
- Passed · 220–205
House · · Roll call 272 ·Official record
H.R. 6955
Open
Main Street Act would ease bank rules, speed up federal regulatory decisions
The Main Street Act would loosen bank oversight and speed up regulatory approvals, especially for small and rural banks.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Passage
- Result:
- Passed · 270–155
House · · Roll call 271 ·Official record
H.R. 1118
Open
Bill would let agencies pick "best value" over lowest-cost bids
The Value Over Cost Act lets federal agencies choose the best-value option, not just the cheapest, in GSA schedule purchases.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Motion to and Pass, as Amended
- Result:
- Passed · 421–1
House · · Roll call 252 ·Official record
H.R. 8823
Open
Labor Secretary could cut payments to fraud-convicted medical providers
HR 8823 lets the Labor Secretary block FECA payments to any medical provider convicted of fraud, effective 180 days after enactment.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Motion to and Pass, as Amended
- Result:
- Passed · 396–0
House · · Roll call 251 ·Official record
H.R. 4541
Open
Breast health education program for young women extended five years
HR 4541 moves the funding expiration for a young women's breast health education program from 2026 to 2031.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Motion to and Pass, as Amended
- Result:
- Passed · 394–6
House · · Roll call 250 ·Official record
H.R. 9237
Open
Bill would let disabled retired veterans keep full retirement and VA pay
The bill would end pay cuts for combat-disabled military retirees and speed up VA claims processing.
H.R. 5362
Open
Marietta VA clinic would be renamed for Colonel Michael H. Boyce
The bill renames a Marietta, Georgia VA clinic after Colonel Michael H. Boyce without changing its services or funding.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Motion to and Pass
- Result:
- Passed · 418–0
House · · Roll call 248 ·Official record
H.R. 8595
Open
Annual bill funds State Department, foreign aid and diplomacy for 2027
HR 8595 funds U.S. diplomacy, foreign aid, and international security assistance for the year starting October 2026.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Passage
- Result:
- Passed · 217–209
House · · Roll call 247 ·Official record
H.R. 1181
Open
Bill would ban special credit card codes for gun store purchases
HR 1181 would ban separate payment codes that flag purchases at gun stores, treating them like any retail shop.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Passage
- Result:
- Passed · 221–201
House · · Roll call 240 ·Official record
H.R. 139
Open
Bill would end seasonal clock changes and lock in daylight saving time year-round
HR 139 would make daylight saving time permanent in the US, ending the twice-yearly clock change, with exceptions for Arizona and Hawaii.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Passage
- Result:
- Passed · 308–117
House · · Roll call 238 ·Official record
H.R. 7128
Open
Terrorism insurance backstop program extended from 2027 to 2034
The bill extends the federal terrorism insurance backstop program's expiration from 2027 to 2034.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Motion to and Pass, as Amended
- Result:
- Passed · 373–15
House · · Roll call 229 ·Official record
H.R. 7757
Open
Bill would force new safety rules on tech platforms for kids under 17
The KIDS Act would require tech, gaming, and AI companies to add safety and parental-control features for users under 17.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Motion to and Pass, as Amended
- Result:
- Passed · 267–117
House · · Roll call 228 ·Official record
H.R. 915
Open
Bill would clarify SBA loans can cover business software and AI tools
HR 915 would explicitly allow SBA 7(a) loans to cover business software, cloud services, and AI tools.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Motion to and Pass, as Amended
- Result:
- Passed · 414–4
House · · Roll call 226 ·Official record
H.R. 7401
Open
SBA staff would face new conflict-of-interest rule on small business loans
SBA employees handling loan decisions would have to certify in writing they have no conflict of interest.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Motion to and Pass
- Result:
- Passed · 415–0
House · · Roll call 225 ·Official record
H.R. 6644
Law
Bill targets housing costs with zoning and loan reforms
HR 6644 uses dozens of separate measures to try to increase housing supply and lower costs for buyers, renters, and builders across the U.S.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Motion to and Concur in Senate Adt to House Adt to Senate Adt
- Result:
- Passed · 358–32
House · · Roll call 224 ·Official record
Became law July 11, 2026 · Public Law 119-101
S. 629
Law
Bill would let USDA pay disaster aid to farmers before repairs are done
S 629 lets USDA pay farmers and forest owners upfront for disaster repairs instead of only reimbursing after the fact.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Motion to and Pass
- Result:
- Passed · 368–19
House · · Roll call 223 ·Official record
Became law July 12, 2026 · Public Law 119-102
H.R. 8464
Open
Federal agencies gain power to pause suspected fraud payments
Federal agencies could pause suspected fraud payments, but must notify recipients within 2 days and release confirmed payments within 30 days.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Passage
- Result:
- Passed · 218–200
House · · Roll call 220 ·Official record
H.R. 8312
Open
Bill proposes permanent federal anti-fraud watchdog office
HR 8312 creates two permanent federal offices to find and stop fraud in government payments and spending programs.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Passage
- Result:
- Passed · 240–181
House · · Roll call 218 ·Official record
H.R. 7892
Open
New bill requires fraud screening for every federal financial aid application
Starting October 1, 2026, every FAFSA would be screened for identity fraud, with flagged students facing extra verification steps.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Passage
- Result:
- Passed · 249–172
House · · Roll call 217 ·Official record
H.R. 5408
Open
Bill sets union contract bargaining timeline and deadlines
If no union contract is reached after 90 days, a binding arbitration panel steps in to decide the deal.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Passage
- Result:
- Passed · 230–193
House · · Roll call 216 ·Official record
S. 2
Law
Bill directs tens of billions in new funding to border and immigration agencies
S 2 would fund CBP, ICE, and DHS with tens of billions of dollars for border security and immigration enforcement through 2029.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Passage
- Result:
- Passed · 214–212
House · · Roll call 214 ·Official record
Became law June 10, 2026 · Public Law 119-98
H.R. 8428
Open
Federal workers would train to detect improper payments
Federal workers who manage programs or payments would be required to take fraud-detection training every two years under this bill.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Motion to and Pass, as Amended
- Result:
- Passed · 393–0
House · · Roll call 209 ·Official record
H.R. 8466
Open
Federal agencies must pre-plan emergency fraud controls
Federal agencies would have to write anti-fraud emergency spending plans before a crisis hits, not after.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Motion to and Pass, as Amended
- Result:
- Passed · 384–0
House · · Roll call 208 ·Official record
H.R. 2913
Open
Bill extends Ukraine aid, lend-lease authority, and Russia sanctions through 2028
HR 2913 extends US military lend-lease to Ukraine through 2028 and creates a broad new sanctions regime against Russia.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Passage
- Result:
- Passed · 226–195
House · · Roll call 207 ·Official record
H.R. 8646
Open
Bill sets 2027 funding levels for USDA, rural programs, and FDA
H.R. 8646 sets 2027 funding for USDA, rural development, and FDA programs, from food safety to farm loans.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Passage
- Result:
- Passed · 213–210
House · · Roll call 205 ·Official record
H.Con.Res. 86 · Big Question: Iran war powers
Agreed to
Resolution demands the president halt combat operations against Iran
Congress directs the president to end military combat against Iran unless Congress authorizes it.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Agreeing to the Resolution
- Result:
- Passed · 215–208
House · · Roll call 199 ·Official record
Right now: both chambers have agreed to it in the same form. This kind of resolution does not go to the president, so its path ends here.
A states where both chambers stand. It isn't a law and doesn't go to the president, so it doesn't bind the president the way a law does.
Does this bind the president?
This one invokes section 5(c) of the War Powers Resolution, a law that says the president shall remove U.S. forces from hostilities Congress has not authorized if Congress so directs by concurrent resolution. In 1983, in INS v. Chadha, the Supreme Court held that Congress acts with the force of law only through a measure passed by both chambers and presented to the president. A concurrent resolution is never presented to the president, so the Congressional Research Service calls section 5(c)
constitutionally suspect
.Explanation drafted by AI from official sources
H.R. 7726
Open
Bill would force, not just allow, cutoffs for repeat child care fraud
The bill changes "may" to "shall," requiring HHS to withhold child care funds from repeatedly noncompliant states.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Passage
- Result:
- Passed · 217–207
House · · Roll call 198 ·Official record
S. 254
Law
New law expands protections for Alaska Native ivory handicrafts
The ARTIST Act protects Alaska Native handicrafts from marine mammal parts and limits states' power to ban their sale.
Their vote:
As recorded
- Question
- On Motion to and Pass
- Result:
- Passed · 404–14
House · · Roll call 193 ·Official record
Became law June 12, 2026 · Public Law 119-99
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