My Votes – Week of June 29th

Jul 03, 2020
Votes

RULE BILLS
**A rule bill is a bill passed through a full House vote under a rule that has been voted and agreed upon by the Rules Committee. Rule bills require a simple majority of the House to pass (218 votes) through a recorded vote.

Result and Date Bill #    Bill Title My Vote What it means for you and your family
6/30/2020

PASSED

233-188

H.R. 2 To authorize funds for Federal-aid highways, highway safety programs, and transit programs, and for other purposes NO Infrastructure is an important way to invest in ourselves and is normally a bipartisan issue. Unfortunately, the Moving Forward Act is yet another example of how the Democrats are putting politics over progress. This partisan wish list for infrastructure has no chance of becoming law. Instead of advancing bipartisan solutions on rural broadband deployment, vehicle safety improvements, and American clean energy, Speaker Pelosi decided to rush through a partisan bill. I gave a floor speech in opposition which you can watch by clicking here.
6/29/2020

PASSED

234-179

H.R. 1425  Patient Protection and Affordable Care Enhancement Act  NO This partisan bill extends the tax credits for Obamacare without a way to pay for them and would threaten states with federal spending cuts to force them to expand Medicaid. Most horrifically, it reverses the ban on federal funds being used to fund abortion.
6/29/2020

PASSED

234-179

H.R. 5332 Protecting Your Credit Score Act of 2019  NO This bill would eliminate important information used in creating credit scores. This would make them less useful to financial institutions when determining credit and lead to higher loan costs for the average American.
6/29/2020

PASSED

232-180

H.R. 7301 Emergency Housing Protections and Relief Act of 2020  NO This legislation is a redundant and unfunded $100 billion expenditure. Local, state, and the federal governments are spending record amounts to help renters and have adequate avenues to distribute additional funds if they are needed.
6/29/2020

PASSED

230-179

H.J.Res. 90 Providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule submitted by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency relating to “Community Reinvestment Act Regulations”  NO Overturns an important new rule on how banks are rated that are a critical step in ensuring prosperity for all Americans, and the final rule increases support for and investment in small businesses, small- and family-owned farms, Indian Country, and distressed communities. Overturning this rule will hurt all these groups.

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