Jon Husted

Jul 1, 2025Senate vote #357 · 2025H.R. 1

Nay

Send H.R. 1 on taxes, spending and debt limit back to committee

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H.R. 1 is a broad reconciliation bill addressing taxes, federal program spending and the statutory debt limit, among other matters. This vote rejected Wyden’s motion to send the bill back to the Senate Finance Committee with instructions; it did not decide whether H.R. 1 itself should pass. The motion was rejected, 47–53.

Context: The supplied background summarizes a July 1 version of the bill; the record does not specify the motion’s instructions.

Jul 1, 2025Senate vote #356 · 2025S.Amdt. 2775

Yea

Home educator tax deduction: waive budget rules for the proposed deduction

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The Kennedy amendment proposed a tax deduction for expenses of home educators. This vote was on whether to waive applicable budget rules for that amendment, not on adopting the deduction itself. The waiver motion was rejected, 54–46; it did not receive the required three-fifths majority.

Context: The record describes the amendment’s purpose but does not provide details about which expenses would qualify.

Jul 1, 2025Senate vote #355 · 2025S.Amdt. 2812

Yea

Higher income tax rate and rural health funding: waive a budget rule

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The Collins amendment proposed a 39.6 percent individual income tax rate and changes to funding and eligible providers under the Rural Health Transformation Program. This vote was on whether to waive Section 302(f) of the Congressional Budget Act for that amendment, not on adopting its tax or health provisions. The waiver motion was rejected, 22–78, and did not receive the required three-fifths majority.

Context: The record states the amendment’s purpose but gives no further details about the proposed funding changes or eligible providers.

Jul 1, 2025Senate vote #354 · 2025H.R. 1

Nay

Send H.R. 1 on taxes, spending and debt limit back to committee

AI-assisted summary

H.R. 1 is a broad reconciliation bill addressing taxes, federal program spending and the statutory debt limit, among other matters. This vote rejected Bennet’s motion to send the bill back to the Senate Finance Committee with instructions; it did not decide whether H.R. 1 itself should pass. The motion was rejected, 47–53.

Context: The supplied background summarizes a July 1 version of the bill; the record does not specify the motion’s instructions.

Jun 30, 2025Senate vote #353 · 2025H.R. 1

Nay

Send H.R. 1 on taxes, spending and debt limit back to committee

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H.R. 1 is a broad reconciliation bill addressing taxes, federal program spending and the statutory debt limit, among other matters. This vote rejected Padilla’s motion to send the bill back to the Senate Finance Committee with instructions; it did not decide whether H.R. 1 itself should pass. The motion was rejected, 47–53.

Context: The background describes the House-passed version dated May 22, 2025, not necessarily the exact Senate text at this vote; the record does not specify the motion’s instructions.

Jun 30, 2025Senate vote #352 · 2025S.Amdt. 2772

Nay

Waive budget rule for amendment restricting Defense Production Act funds

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Kennedy Amendment No. 2772 would prohibit using funds under the Defense Production Act of 1950 without congressional approval. This vote rejected a motion to waive a budget rule so the Senate could consider the amendment despite that rule. The motion received 42 votes, short of the three-fifths majority required; this did not decide whether the amendment itself would pass.

Context: The supplied record identifies the budget rule provision but does not explain its application to this amendment.

Jun 30, 2025Senate vote #351 · 2025H.R. 1

Nay

Send H.R. 1 on taxes, spending and debt limit back to committee

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H.R. 1 is a broad reconciliation bill addressing taxes, federal program spending and the statutory debt limit, among other matters. This vote rejected Schiff’s motion to send the bill to the Senate Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry Committee with instructions; it did not decide whether H.R. 1 itself should pass. The motion was rejected, 47–53.

Context: The background describes the House-passed version dated May 22, 2025, not necessarily the exact Senate text at this vote; the record does not specify the motion’s instructions.

Jun 30, 2025Senate vote #350 · 2025H.R. 1

Nay

Move H.R. 1’s agriculture and nutrition provisions to committee

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H.R. 1 covers taxes, federal spending and programs, including changes to food assistance and agriculture programs. The vote rejected a motion to send the bill to the Senate Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry Committee with instructions. That means the proposal was not moved out of committee through this motion; the vote did not pass or reject H.R. 1 itself. The motion was rejected, 49–51.

Context: The record does not state the motion’s instructions, so their substance cannot be described.

Jun 30, 2025Senate vote #349 · 2025H.R. 1

Nay

Move H.R. 1’s tax and spending provisions to Finance Committee

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H.R. 1 covers taxes, federal spending and programs, including changes to food assistance and agriculture programs. The vote rejected a motion to send the bill to the Senate Finance Committee with instructions. The bill was not moved out of committee through this motion, and the vote did not pass or reject H.R. 1 itself. The motion was rejected, 48–52.

Context: The record does not state the motion’s instructions, so their substance cannot be described.

Jun 30, 2025Senate vote #348 · 2025H.R. 1

Nay

Move H.R. 1’s tax and spending provisions to Finance Committee

AI-assisted summary

H.R. 1 covers taxes, federal spending and programs, including changes to food assistance and agriculture programs. The vote rejected a motion to send the bill to the Senate Finance Committee with instructions. The bill was not moved out of committee through this motion, and the vote did not pass or reject H.R. 1 itself. The motion was rejected, 47–53.

Context: The record does not state the motion’s instructions, so their substance cannot be described.

Jun 30, 2025Senate vote #347 · 2025H.R. 1

Nay

Move H.R. 1’s defense and military provisions to Armed Services

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H.R. 1 covers taxes, federal spending and programs, and addresses agencies and programs across the federal government. The vote rejected a motion to send the bill to the Senate Armed Services Committee with instructions. The bill was not moved out of committee through this motion, and the vote did not pass or reject H.R. 1 itself. The motion was rejected, 47–53.

Context: The record does not describe H.R. 1’s defense provisions or the motion’s instructions in detail.

Jun 30, 2025Senate vote #346 · 2025H.R. 1

Nay

Move H.R. 1’s homeland security provisions to committee

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H.R. 1 covers taxes, federal spending and programs, and addresses agencies and programs across the federal government. The vote rejected a motion to send the bill to the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee with instructions. The bill was not moved out of committee through this motion, and the vote did not pass or reject H.R. 1 itself. The motion was rejected, 47–53.

Context: The record does not describe H.R. 1’s homeland security provisions or the motion’s instructions in detail.

Jun 30, 2025Senate vote #345 · 2025S.Amdt. 2401

Yea

Waiver vote on Medicaid and CHIP eligibility funding restrictions

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The amendment proposed barring federal Medicaid and CHIP funding for people without verified citizenship, nationality, or satisfactory immigration status. The Senate rejected a motion to waive a budget rule objection to the amendment, so the required three-fifths threshold was not met. This vote decided whether to waive the rule, not whether to approve the amendment's policy.

Context: The vote concerned a waiver of a budget rule, not final passage of the amendment.

Jun 30, 2025Senate vote #344 · 2025S.Amdt. 2771

Nay

Set aside a motion to waive budget rules for Planned Parenthood amendment

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The amendment proposed striking a provision to defund Planned Parenthood from H.R. 1. The Senate rejected a motion to waive a budget rule for this amendment; the required threshold was three-fifths. As a result, the waiver was not granted. This vote did not itself decide whether to adopt the amendment or pass H.R. 1.

Context: The supplied record describes the amendment’s purpose, but does not provide the full amendment text or the specific budget-rule issue.

Jun 30, 2025Senate vote #343 · 2025S.Amdt. 2446

Nay

Reject waiver for cryptocurrency conflict-of-interest amendment

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The amendment would prohibit the president, vice president, members of Congress, certain executive-branch officials, and their families from owning, controlling, promoting for pay, or affiliating with covered cryptocurrency issuers or custodians, with a one-year rule for certain former officials. It also would require financial disclosures about such involvement and set penalties for violations. The Senate rejected waiving the budget rule for the amendment, so the rule was not waived; this was not a vote to pass the amendment.

Context: The dated text is the amendment as submitted on June 29; the supplied records do not establish whether it changed before the June 30 vote.

Jun 30, 2025Senate vote #342 · 2025S.Amdt. 2705

Yea

Waiver vote on Medicaid expansion funding and state coverage

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The amendment proposed reducing the federal Medicaid expansion matching rate to 80 percent in expansion states that provide state-funded coverage to certain nonqualified immigrants charged with or convicted of specified acts. The Senate rejected a motion to waive a budget rule objection to the amendment; it did not reach a three-fifths majority. This was a vote on waiving the rule, not on adopting the amendment.

Context: The vote concerned a waiver of a budget rule, not final passage of the amendment.

Jun 30, 2025Senate vote #341 · 2025S.Amdt. 2414

Nay

Waiver vote on the consumer bureau funding cap reduction

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The amendment proposed striking a reduction in the funding cap for the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection. The Senate rejected a motion to waive a budget rule objection, falling short of the required three-fifths majority. The vote decided whether to set aside the rule objection, not whether to adopt the amendment or change the funding cap.

Context: The vote concerned a waiver of a budget rule, not final passage of the amendment.

Jun 30, 2025Senate vote #340 · 2025H.R. 1

Nay

One Big Beautiful Bill Act motion to return it to Finance rejected

AI-assisted summary

H.R. 1, known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, covers taxes, federal spending and programs, and the statutory debt limit. This vote rejected a motion to send the bill back to the Senate Finance Committee with instructions; it did not decide whether to pass the bill or approve those policies. The motion was rejected, 48–52.

Context: The record does not give the motion’s instructions. The background describes the House-passed version as of May 22, 2025, and does not establish the exact text before the Senate on this vote.

Jun 30, 2025Senate vote #339 · 2025S.Amdt. 2696

Nay

Waive budget rules for tax credits and a high-income tax increase

AI-assisted summary

Amendment 2696 concerned extending enhanced premium tax credits and increasing the individual tax rate for taxpayers with income of $10 million. The Senate rejected a motion to waive a budget rule related to the amendment, 47–53; the required threshold was three-fifths. This vote did not itself decide whether to adopt the amendment.

Context: The supplied record describes the amendment’s purpose but does not provide the text of the specific Section 302(f) rule or the full amendment.

Jun 30, 2025Senate vote #338 · 2025H.R. 1

Nay

One Big Beautiful Bill Act motion to return it to Finance rejected

AI-assisted summary

H.R. 1, known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, covers taxes, federal spending and programs, and the statutory debt limit. This vote rejected a motion to send the bill back to the Senate Finance Committee with instructions; it did not decide whether to pass the bill or approve those policies. The motion was rejected, 48–52.

Context: The record does not give the motion’s instructions. The background describes the House-passed version as of May 22, 2025, and does not establish the exact text before the Senate on this vote.

Jon Husted

How they voted 909

Send H.R. 1 on taxes, spending and debt limit back to committee

Home educator tax deduction: waive budget rules for the proposed deduction

Higher income tax rate and rural health funding: waive a budget rule

Send H.R. 1 on taxes, spending and debt limit back to committee

Send H.R. 1 on taxes, spending and debt limit back to committee

Waive budget rule for amendment restricting Defense Production Act funds

Send H.R. 1 on taxes, spending and debt limit back to committee

Move H.R. 1’s agriculture and nutrition provisions to committee

Move H.R. 1’s tax and spending provisions to Finance Committee

Move H.R. 1’s tax and spending provisions to Finance Committee

Move H.R. 1’s defense and military provisions to Armed Services

Move H.R. 1’s homeland security provisions to committee

Waiver vote on Medicaid and CHIP eligibility funding restrictions

Set aside a motion to waive budget rules for Planned Parenthood amendment

Reject waiver for cryptocurrency conflict-of-interest amendment

Waiver vote on Medicaid expansion funding and state coverage

Waiver vote on the consumer bureau funding cap reduction

One Big Beautiful Bill Act motion to return it to Finance rejected

Waive budget rules for tax credits and a high-income tax increase

One Big Beautiful Bill Act motion to return it to Finance rejected