Aumua Amata Coleman Radewagen

Dec 18, 2025House vote #352 · 2025H.R. 4776Floor amendment 1

Aye

Amendment to the SPEED Act’s environmental review rules

AI-assisted summary

The SPEED Act would narrow which federal projects receive review under the National Environmental Policy Act and change how agencies assess effects and complete reviews. The House rejected Clyde of Georgia’s Amendment No. 1, so the amendment was not added to the bill. The available record does not describe what the amendment itself would have changed.

Context: The dated background describes the SPEED Act version reported on December 4, 2025; it does not establish the amendment’s text or whether the bill’s text had changed by this vote.

Dec 11, 2025House vote #327 · 2025H.R. 3383Floor amendment 5

Not Voting

Amendment to rules for closed-end funds’ private investments

AI-assisted summary

The Increasing Investor Opportunities Act would prevent the SEC from limiting the sale or listing of securities of certain closed-end funds that invest in private funds, allowing them to increase those investments. The House rejected Waters of California’s Part B Amendment No. 5, so it was not added to the bill. The available record does not describe the amendment’s specific proposal.

Context: The June 25, 2025 background describes the reported bill, not the amendment text or necessarily the precise bill text at this vote.

Dec 11, 2025House vote #326 · 2025H.R. 3383Floor amendment 3

Not Voting

Amendment to rules for closed-end funds’ private investments

AI-assisted summary

The Increasing Investor Opportunities Act would prevent the SEC from limiting the sale or listing of securities of certain closed-end funds that invest in private funds, allowing them to increase those investments. The House rejected Waters of California’s Part B Amendment No. 3, so it was not added to the bill. The available record does not describe the amendment’s specific proposal.

Context: The June 25, 2025 background describes the reported bill, not the amendment text or necessarily the precise bill text at this vote.

Dec 11, 2025House vote #325 · 2025H.R. 3383Floor amendment 1

Not Voting

Amendment to rules for closed-end funds’ private investments

AI-assisted summary

The Increasing Investor Opportunities Act would prevent the SEC from limiting the sale or listing of securities of certain closed-end funds that invest in private funds, allowing them to increase those investments. The House rejected Self of Texas’s Part B Amendment No. 1, so it was not added to the bill. The available record does not describe the amendment’s specific proposal.

Context: The June 25, 2025 background describes the reported bill, not the amendment text or necessarily the precise bill text at this vote.

Sep 10, 2025House vote #260 · 2025H.R. 3838Floor amendment 24

Aye

Amendment to the fiscal 2026 defense authorization bill

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The fiscal 2026 defense authorization bill sets policies and authorities for Defense Department and other national security programs, including procurement, military personnel, and research. The House agreed to Rose of Tennessee’s Part A Amendment No. 253, adding it to the bill; this vote did not pass the bill itself. The available record does not state what the amendment would change.

Context: The background describes the bill as reported on August 19, 2025; the amendment text and any changes to the bill before this vote are not provided.

Sep 10, 2025House vote #259 · 2025H.R. 3838H.Amdt. 97Floor amendment 21

Not Voting

Reject military exemptions from Endangered Species Act protections

AI-assisted summary

The amendment would have barred critical-habitat designations for military installations and certain other defense-designated areas, and removed Endangered Species Act prohibitions for specified military personnel and defense-related operations. The House rejected the amendment, so these proposed changes were not added to the fiscal year 2026 defense authorization bill. This vote decided whether to adopt the amendment, not whether to pass the underlying bill.

Context: The summary describes the amendment text read on the House floor on September 10, 2025; it does not establish the final text or fate of the underlying bill.

Sep 10, 2025House vote #258 · 2025H.R. 3838H.Amdt. 96Floor amendment 20

Aye

Restrict military recruitment contracts involving information-rating services

AI-assisted summary

The amendment changes a provision of the FY2024 National Defense Authorization Act concerning military recruitment contracts. It bars the Defense Department from rating or ranking news or information sources for accuracy, giving opinions on sources’ misinformation, bias, journalistic standards, or ethics, or using another person’s service to provide those ratings or opinions; it also removes subsection (c). The House agreed to the amendment, 219–211. This vote decided the amendment, not final passage of the FY2026 defense authorization bill.

Context: The amendment text changes section 1555 of the FY2024 act; the FY2026 defense authorization bill is the underlying measure. This vote does not establish final passage of that bill.

Sep 10, 2025House vote #257 · 2025H.R. 3838H.Amdt. 95Floor amendment 19

No

Reject removing Taiwan security cooperation funding from the defense bill

AI-assisted summary

The amendment would have removed section 1313 from the fiscal year 2026 defense authorization bill, targeting foreign aid funding for the Taiwan Security Cooperation Initiative. The House rejected the amendment, 9–422, so it did not make that change to the bill. This vote was on the amendment, not final passage of the defense bill.

Context: The floor text directs striking section 1313; the amendment’s stated purpose identifies that section as funding for the Taiwan Security Cooperation Initiative. The supplied record does not provide the full section text.

Sep 10, 2025House vote #256 · 2025H.R. 3838H.Amdt. 94Floor amendment 18

Not Voting

Reject cutting humanitarian aid from the defense authorization bill

AI-assisted summary

The amendment would have removed the item for Overseas Humanitarian, Disaster, and Civil Aid from section 4301 of the FY2026 defense authorization bill. The House rejected the amendment, 60–370, so it did not make that change to the bill. This vote decided the amendment, not whether to pass the underlying bill.

Context: The dated bill summary describes the reported version; the supplied records do not establish the final bill text at this vote.

Sep 10, 2025House vote #255 · 2025H.R. 3838H.Amdt. 93Floor amendment 17

No

Prohibit Ukraine assistance in the FY2026 defense bill

AI-assisted summary

The amendment would have prohibited using any funds made available by the FY2026 defense authorization bill for assistance to Ukraine. The House rejected the amendment, 60–372, so this prohibition was not added by this vote. The vote concerned the amendment, not passage of the underlying defense bill.

Context: Describes the amendment text read on the floor on September 10, 2025; this vote does not establish the final text of the underlying bill.

Sep 10, 2025House vote #254 · 2025H.R. 3838H.Amdt. 91Floor amendment 15

Not Voting

Bar defense funds for cell-cultured meat research and procurement

AI-assisted summary

The amendment would have barred fiscal year 2026 Department of Defense funds from being used for research, development, procurement, or promotion of cell-cultured meat. The House rejected the amendment, so this proposed restriction was not added to the defense authorization bill. The vote did not decide whether to pass the bill itself.

Context: This describes the amendment text offered on September 10, 2025; it does not establish the content of the final bill.

Sep 10, 2025House vote #253 · 2025H.R. 3838H.Amdt. 90Floor amendment 14

Not Voting

Restrict commanders’ discretion to display flags on military bases

AI-assisted summary

The amendment would restrict base commanders’ discretion to fly unauthorized flags by striking a provision of the FY2024 National Defense Authorization Act. The House agreed to the amendment by a recorded vote of 222–210; this vote approved the amendment, not the underlying defense bill.

Context: The amendment text is supplied, but the full FY2026 defense bill text is not; the amendment’s inclusion does not establish that the bill itself passed.

Sep 10, 2025House vote #252 · 2025H.R. 3838H.Amdt. 81Floor amendment 5

Aye

Increase penalties for unlawful entry and defense-area security violations

AI-assisted summary

The amendment changes federal penalties for unlawfully entering military, naval, or Coast Guard property and for violating security regulations in designated national defense areas. It raises the maximum imprisonment for unlawful entry from six months to two years and makes covered security-regulation violations punishable by up to two years in prison, a fine, or both. The House agreed to the amendment, 228–205; this vote adopted the amendment, not the underlying defense bill.

Context: The amendment text is the version read on the floor on September 9, 2025; the vote record identifies agreement to the Wilson amendment on September 10. The text alone does not establish the final enacted language.

Sep 10, 2025House vote #251 · 2025H.R. 3838H.Amdt. 79Floor amendment 3

Aye

Remove electric-vehicle preferences from Defense procurement law

AI-assisted summary

The Patronis amendment would remove provisions in federal law that favor electric- or hybrid-propulsion vehicles in Defense Department vehicle procurement and eliminate related department requirements. The House agreed to this amendment, 224–208, with one member voting present. This vote adopted the amendment; it did not pass the underlying defense authorization bill.

Context: The summary describes the amendment text read on the House floor on September 9, 2025; it does not establish the final text of the defense authorization bill.

Sep 10, 2025House vote #250 · 2025H.R. 3838H.Amdt. 78Floor amendment 2

Aye

Require offshore wind radar certification and an inspector general review

AI-assisted summary

The amendment would require the Defense Secretary to certify that offshore wind projects in the North Atlantic and Mid-Atlantic would not interfere with radar or aviation operations. It also would direct the Transportation Department inspector general to study radar and aviation effects, review the project approval process, and report findings to Congress. The House rejected the amendment, 209–224; this vote decided only whether to add those requirements to the defense authorization bill.

Context: Describes the amendment text read on September 9, 2025; it does not establish the contents of the final enacted bill.

Sep 10, 2025House vote #249 · 2025H.R. 3838H.Amdt. 89Floor amendment 13

Not Voting

Restrict access to single-sex facilities on military installations

AI-assisted summary

The amendment would bar people from using restrooms, locker rooms, and other single-sex facilities on military installations if the facility does not correspond to their biological sex. It includes exceptions for emergency medical personnel and law enforcement in specified circumstances, and allows the Defense Secretary to grant case-by-case waivers for national security. The House agreed to the amendment, adding its provisions to the FY2026 defense authorization bill; this vote did not pass the bill itself.

Context: This describes the amendment text read on the floor on September 10, 2025; the supplied records do not establish the final enacted text of the bill.

Sep 10, 2025House vote #248 · 2025H.R. 3838H.Amdt. 88Floor amendment 12

Aye

Defense forms amendment restricting sex and gender questions agreed to

AI-assisted summary

The amendment adds restrictions on Department of Defense forms and surveys: it bars collecting gender-identity information and offering a sex-or-gender response other than male or female, and requires rejecting responses outside those choices to required questions. It also defines sex, male, female, gender, and gender identity for this section. The House agreed to the amendment, 221–210; this vote did not pass the underlying defense authorization bill.

Context: The amendment text shown was read on the House floor on September 10, 2025. It was an amendment to H.R. 3838, the FY2026 defense authorization bill; this vote establishes only that the amendment was agreed to, not the final bill text or enactment.

Sep 10, 2025House vote #247 · 2025H.R. 3838H.Amdt. 87Floor amendment 11

Aye

Adopt a ban on male cadets in women’s academy sports

AI-assisted summary

The amendment adds a prohibition on Service Academy superintendents allowing male cadets or midshipmen to participate in athletic programs or activities designated exclusively for female cadets or midshipmen. It also defines “male,” “female,” and “Service Academy.” The House agreed to the amendment by a recorded vote of 227–201; this vote adopted the amendment, not the full defense authorization bill.

Context: The Sept. 10, 2025, House-engrossed bill text includes this provision as section 549K. That dated text establishes its inclusion in the engrossed House version, not its content in any later or final version of the bill.

Sep 10, 2025House vote #246 · 2025H.R. 3838H.Amdt. 86Floor amendment 10

Aye

Restrict TRICARE coverage of gender-related medical treatment

AI-assisted summary

The amendment adds a restriction to the defense authorization bill barring TRICARE from covering or furnishing gender-related medical treatment to service members and their dependents, with exceptions for specified medical conditions and complications. The House agreed to this amendment; that vote added its provisions to the bill under consideration, but did not pass the bill itself.

Context: Describes the amendment text read on the floor on September 10, 2025; the vote was on the amendment, not final passage of H.R. 3838.

Sep 10, 2025House vote #245 · 2025H.R. 3838H.Amdt. 85Floor amendment 9

Aye

Restrict gender-transition services through military family program

AI-assisted summary

The amendment would bar gender-transition procedures, including surgery or medication, for a minor dependent child through the Armed Forces’ Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP). It would also bar EFMP referrals for those procedures and duty-station changes made to provide access to them. The House agreed to this amendment, 221–210; that vote added the amendment to the bill and did not pass the bill itself.

Context: The amendment text is dated September 10, 2025. The related bill summary describes the FY2026 defense authorization bill as reported on August 19, 2025; it does not establish the final text of the bill at this vote.

Aumua Amata Coleman Radewagen

How they voted 85

Amendment to the SPEED Act’s environmental review rules

Amendment to rules for closed-end funds’ private investments

Amendment to rules for closed-end funds’ private investments

Amendment to rules for closed-end funds’ private investments

Amendment to the fiscal 2026 defense authorization bill

Reject military exemptions from Endangered Species Act protections

Restrict military recruitment contracts involving information-rating services

Reject removing Taiwan security cooperation funding from the defense bill

Reject cutting humanitarian aid from the defense authorization bill

Prohibit Ukraine assistance in the FY2026 defense bill

Bar defense funds for cell-cultured meat research and procurement

Restrict commanders’ discretion to display flags on military bases

Increase penalties for unlawful entry and defense-area security violations

Remove electric-vehicle preferences from Defense procurement law

Require offshore wind radar certification and an inspector general review

Restrict access to single-sex facilities on military installations

Defense forms amendment restricting sex and gender questions agreed to

Adopt a ban on male cadets in women’s academy sports

Restrict TRICARE coverage of gender-related medical treatment

Restrict gender-transition services through military family program