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House roll call 288 on H. Res. 1499
Published by Office of the Clerk, U.S. House of Representatives on September 1, 2026.
The 210-208 rule vote the same afternoon as the stopgap, with five Republican nays and two Democratic yeas.
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- The House sent a stopgap funding bill to the president, 370 to 48; he signed it the next day · cited for the 210-208 rule vote and the named Republican nays and Democratic yeas
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Timeline entries this record anchors: House concurs in Senate amendments, 370-48.