Herbert C. Conaway, Jr.

Apr 10, 2025House vote #101 · 2025H.R. 22

Yea

House rejected sending the SAVE Act on voter citizenship proof back to committee

AI-assisted summary

The SAVE Act would require documentary proof of U.S. citizenship to register to vote in federal elections, with additional state voter-roll checks. The House rejected a motion to recommit the bill—an attempt to return it to committee for further action. That vote did not decide whether the bill's underlying policy should become law.

Context: The supplied record does not describe any instructions or conditions attached to the motion to recommit.

Apr 10, 2025House vote #100 · 2025H.Con.Res. 14

Nay

House accepted Senate changes to the 2025–2034 federal budget resolution

AI-assisted summary

The budget resolution sets recommended federal budget levels for fiscal years 2025–2034 and directs House committees to develop legislation affecting the deficit and statutory debt limit. The House agreed to the Senate amendment, accepting the Senate's changes to the resolution. A budget resolution sets congressional budget guidelines; this vote did not itself enact the legislation that committees may develop.

Context: The supplied background summarizes the version introduced February 18, 2025, and does not detail the Senate changes accepted here.

Apr 9, 2025House vote #99 · 2025H.R. 1228

Yea

Require the VA Survivors Assistance Office to report to the Secretary

AI-assisted summary

The Prioritizing Veterans’ Survivors Act would place the Office of Survivors Assistance within the Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary’s office, rather than within the Veterans Benefits Administration. The House passed the bill under a procedure for considering measures on an expedited basis. This vote passed the bill in the House, but does not establish that it became law.

Context: The dated background describes the version introduced on February 12, 2025; the supplied records do not establish whether the text at this vote had been amended.

Apr 9, 2025House vote #98 · 2025H.R. 1526

Nay

Pass limits on federal district court injunctions

AI-assisted summary

The No Rogue Rulings Act concerns federal district courts’ authority to issue injunctions. The introduced version would allow an injunction only if it applied to the parties in the case before the court. The House passed the bill; that House vote does not by itself establish that it became law.

Context: The description is for the introduced version dated February 24, 2025; it may not reflect the exact text passed.

Apr 9, 2025House vote #97 · 2025H.R. 1526

Yea

Reject sending the injunction-limits bill back for further action

AI-assisted summary

The No Rogue Rulings Act concerns limits on federal district courts’ authority to issue injunctions; the introduced version would limit injunctions to the parties in the case. The House rejected a motion to recommit, which would have sent the bill back for further action. This procedural vote did not itself pass or defeat the bill’s policy.

Context: The description is for the introduced version dated February 24, 2025; it may not reflect the bill’s text at this vote.

Apr 9, 2025House vote #96 · 2025S.J.Res. 18

Nay

Pass resolution nullifying the CFPB overdraft rule

AI-assisted summary

The resolution would nullify a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau rule on overdraft charges at very large financial institutions. That rule generally capped charges at $5, allowed a higher cap with justification, or treated overdrafts as credit subject to disclosure requirements. The House passed the resolution; passage does not by itself establish that the rule was nullified.

Context: The background describes the rule and resolution version introduced in the Senate on February 13, 2025; it does not establish the exact text approved by the House.

Apr 9, 2025House vote #95 · 2025S.J.Res. 28

Nay

Pass resolution nullifying the CFPB payment-app oversight rule

AI-assisted summary

The resolution would nullify a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau rule defining which nonbank payment-app providers are large enough to be subject to CFPB supervision. The rule covered providers with at least 50 million transactions a year that were not small businesses. The House passed the resolution; passage does not by itself establish that the rule was nullified.

Context: The background describes the rule and resolution version introduced in the Senate on February 27, 2025; it does not establish the exact text approved by the House.

Apr 9, 2025House vote #94 · 2025H.Res. 313

No

Approve rules for considering the Senate’s federal budget resolution

AI-assisted summary

The resolution set rules for House consideration of the Senate amendment to H. Con. Res. 14, a congressional budget resolution setting budgetary levels for fiscal year 2025 and fiscal years 2026 through 2034. The House agreed to the resolution, establishing the process for considering that Senate amendment; it did not itself adopt the budget resolution.

Context: The supplied description explains the resolution’s process but does not provide further details of its terms.

Apr 9, 2025House vote #93 · 2025H.Res. 313

Nay

End debate on rules for considering the Senate budget amendment

AI-assisted summary

The resolution concerned House consideration of the Senate amendment to H. Con. Res. 14, which sets congressional budget levels for fiscal year 2025 and fiscal years 2026 through 2034. The House ordered the previous question, ending debate on the resolution and bringing it to a vote; this did not adopt the Senate budget amendment or the budget resolution itself.

Context: The supplied description summarizes the budget resolution, not the detailed terms of the House’s procedural resolution.

Apr 8, 2025House vote #92 · 2025H.Res. 294

No

Set consideration of bank fees, payment apps, courts, and voter registration

AI-assisted summary

The resolution set House consideration of two measures to undo CFPB rules on overdraft charges and payment-app oversight, plus bills addressing federal court injunctions and proof of citizenship for federal voter registration. The House agreed to the rule, which governs how those proposals may be considered; this vote did not pass or reject any of them.

Context: The descriptions are based on the listed introduced versions, dated before the vote, and do not establish the exact text considered under the rule.

Apr 8, 2025House vote #91 · 2025H.Res. 294

Nay

Limit debate on bank fees, payment apps, courts, and voter registration rule

AI-assisted summary

The resolution set House consideration of proposals concerning CFPB rules on overdraft charges and payment-app oversight, limits on federal court injunctions, and documentary proof of citizenship for federal voter registration. The House ordered the previous question, limiting further debate on the rule and bringing it toward a vote. This procedural vote did not decide those proposals’ policies.

Context: The descriptions are based on the listed introduced versions, dated before the vote, and do not establish the exact text considered under the rule.

Apr 7, 2025House vote #90 · 2025H.R. 1039

Yea

Pass VA claims-notice reviews and extend home-loan fee rates

AI-assisted summary

The bill requires the Department of Veterans Affairs to seek an independent research center’s assessment of notices sent to people applying for or submitting VA benefit claims, report the findings, and implement recommendations. It also extends certain VA home-loan fee rates through June 23, 2034. The House passed the bill as amended on a motion to suspend the rules and pass; this vote alone does not establish that it became law.

Context: The description is for the introduced version dated February 6, 2025; the House passed an amended bill, and the supplied record does not describe the amendments.

Apr 7, 2025House vote #89 · 2025H.R. 586

Yea

Pass the Vietnam veterans bile duct cancer study bill

AI-assisted summary

The bill requires the Department of Veterans Affairs to study bile duct cancer among veterans who served in Vietnam and compare its prevalence with that among U.S. residents. It also calls for cancer-registry tracking and reports to Congress. The House passed the bill as amended; this vote approved the bill, not merely a step to begin considering it.

Context: The background describes the bill as introduced on January 21, 2025; the House vote was on an amended version, whose exact text is not provided.

Apr 1, 2025House vote #88 · 2025H.R. 1491

Yea

House passed bill on disaster-related tax deadline extensions

AI-assisted summary

The bill addresses federal tax deadlines postponed because of disasters and certain other events. It would treat a postponed tax-return deadline as an extension when calculating the period used to limit tax refunds, and include postponed payment deadlines when calculating the IRS deadline for sending certain notices. The House passed the bill as amended; this vote did not itself make it law.

Context: The supplied official summary describes the version introduced February 21, 2025; the House passed an amended version, whose differences are not provided.

Apr 1, 2025House vote #87 · 2025H.Res. 282

No

Set consideration of bank fees, payment apps, courts, and voter registration

AI-assisted summary

The resolution proposed terms for House consideration of measures to undo CFPB rules on overdraft charges and payment-app oversight, a bill limiting federal court injunctions, and a bill requiring documentary proof of citizenship to register for federal elections. The House rejected the resolution, so this rule did not set the terms for considering those proposals. The vote did not itself decide their underlying policies.

Context: The descriptions refer to introduced versions dated before the vote; they do not establish the exact text that would have been considered under the proposed rule.

Apr 1, 2025House vote #86 · 2025H.Res. 282

Nay

Limit debate on bank fees, payment apps, courts, and voter registration rule

AI-assisted summary

The resolution proposed terms for House consideration of measures concerning CFPB rules on overdraft charges and payment-app oversight, federal court injunctions, and proof of citizenship for federal voter registration. The House ordered the previous question, limiting further debate on the rule and bringing it toward a vote. This vote did not pass or reject those underlying policy proposals.

Context: The descriptions refer to introduced versions dated before the vote; they do not establish the exact text that would have been considered under the proposed rule.

Mar 31, 2025House vote #85 · 2025H.R. 997

Yea

Pass the National Taxpayer Advocate Enhancement Act

AI-assisted summary

The bill authorizes the National Taxpayer Advocate to appoint legal counsel within the Taxpayer Advocate Service, reporting directly to the advocate. It also expands the advocate’s authority to take personnel actions involving TAS employees. The House passed the bill as amended, approving the bill rather than simply deciding to begin considering it.

Context: The background describes the bill as introduced on February 5, 2025; the House vote was on an amended version, whose exact text is not provided.

Mar 31, 2025House vote #84 · 2025H.R. 517

Yea

House passed bill extending tax deadlines for disaster-affected taxpayers

AI-assisted summary

The bill would authorize the IRS to postpone federal tax deadlines for taxpayers affected by qualifying state-declared disasters, if requested in writing by a state governor. It would also increase from 60 to 120 days the automatic extension for certain taxpayers and relief workers affected by disasters. The House passed the bill as amended; this vote did not itself make it law.

Context: The supplied official summary describes the version introduced January 16, 2025; the House passed an amended version, whose differences are not provided.

Mar 27, 2025House vote #83 · 2025H.R. 1048

Nay

Pass the DETERRENT Act on foreign funding of colleges

AI-assisted summary

The DETERRENT Act expands disclosure requirements for colleges and universities receiving gifts or contracts from foreign sources, including lower reporting thresholds and additional requirements involving countries and entities of concern. It also provides for investigations and penalties for violations. The House passed the bill, approving it at this stage; this was not merely a vote to begin considering it.

Context: The background describes the bill as introduced on February 6, 2025; the vote record does not specify whether the final text differed from that version.

Mar 27, 2025House vote #82 · 2025H.R. 1048H.Amdt. 15Floor amendment 6

No

Add entities linked to violence and rights violations to investment definition

AI-assisted summary

The amendment would have added to the bill’s definition of an “Investment of Concern” an entity that the Secretary of State determines knowingly and directly enables state violence, war or occupation, or severe violations of international law and human rights. It also specified certain business ties to countries facing related international proceedings or whose officials have outstanding International Criminal Court arrest warrants. The House rejected the amendment, so those changes were not adopted.

Context: The amendment was offered to H.R. 1048; the supplied description of the bill’s subject is from its introduced version, and does not establish the full bill text at this vote.

Herbert C. Conaway, Jr.

How they voted 681

House rejected sending the SAVE Act on voter citizenship proof back to committee

House accepted Senate changes to the 2025–2034 federal budget resolution

Require the VA Survivors Assistance Office to report to the Secretary

Pass limits on federal district court injunctions

Reject sending the injunction-limits bill back for further action

Pass resolution nullifying the CFPB overdraft rule

Pass resolution nullifying the CFPB payment-app oversight rule

Approve rules for considering the Senate’s federal budget resolution

End debate on rules for considering the Senate budget amendment

Set consideration of bank fees, payment apps, courts, and voter registration

Limit debate on bank fees, payment apps, courts, and voter registration rule

Pass VA claims-notice reviews and extend home-loan fee rates

Pass the Vietnam veterans bile duct cancer study bill

House passed bill on disaster-related tax deadline extensions

Set consideration of bank fees, payment apps, courts, and voter registration

Limit debate on bank fees, payment apps, courts, and voter registration rule

Pass the National Taxpayer Advocate Enhancement Act

House passed bill extending tax deadlines for disaster-affected taxpayers

Pass the DETERRENT Act on foreign funding of colleges

Add entities linked to violence and rights violations to investment definition