Mike Johnson

Apr 16, 2026House vote #116 · 2026H.R. 6409

Yea

Pass the FENCES Act on emissions beyond states’ control

AI-assisted summary

The FENCES Act concerns Clean Air Act standards for certain areas that do not meet air-quality limits. It would allow qualifying areas to avoid specified penalties or fees when a state shows that emissions beyond its control prevented compliance, including certain emissions from outside the country. The House passed the bill. The available summary describes the version reported on April 9, 2026; it does not establish the exact text passed.

Context: The background summarizes the version reported on April 9, 2026; the record does not establish the exact text passed.

Apr 16, 2026House vote #115 · 2026H.R. 6409

Nay

Reject recommitting the FENCES Act on air-quality rules

AI-assisted summary

The FENCES Act concerns Clean Air Act standards and penalties for certain areas that do not meet air-quality limits, including when emissions beyond a state’s control contribute to the problem. This vote rejected a motion to recommit the bill, an attempt to send it back for further consideration; it did not decide whether the bill itself passed. The background summarizes the version reported on April 9, 2026, not necessarily the text before the House on this vote.

Context: The background summarizes the version reported on April 9, 2026; the record does not establish the exact text before the House on this vote.

Apr 16, 2026House vote #114 · 2026H.Con.Res. 40

Nay

Reject removing U.S. forces from hostilities with Iran

AI-assisted summary

The concurrent resolution would direct the President to remove U.S. armed forces from hostilities against Iran unless Congress declared war or authorized the use of force, with an exception for forces needed to defend against an imminent attack. The House rejected the resolution, so it did not pass. The background describes the version introduced on June 23, 2025; the record does not establish whether that text was changed before this vote.

Context: The background summarizes the version introduced June 23, 2025; the record does not establish the exact text voted on.

Apr 15, 2026House vote #113 · 2026H.Res. 965

Nay

House votes to bring Haiti bill consideration resolution out of committee

AI-assisted summary

The resolution concerns House consideration of a bill directing the Department of Homeland Security to designate Haiti for temporary protected status. The House agreed to discharge the resolution, moving it out of committee; this did not pass the Haiti bill or the resolution itself.

Context: The available summary describes the resolution as introduced on December 18, 2025; it does not provide details of the committee process or establish whether the text changed.

Apr 15, 2026House vote #112 · 2026H.Res. 1174

Aye

House adopts rule for Clean Air Act bills and family tax resolution

AI-assisted summary

The House agreed to a rule setting how it would consider three Clean Air Act bills and a resolution supporting tax policies for working families. The bills concern wildfire-related air-quality data, EPA review of proposed legislation, and emissions from outside the United States. This vote adopted the rule; it did not pass any of those bills or the tax-policy resolution.

Context: The summary describes the measures as outlined in the resolution reported on April 15, 2026; it does not establish the final text considered under the rule.

Apr 15, 2026House vote #111 · 2026H.Res. 1174

Yea

House limits debate on rule for Clean Air Act bills and family tax resolution

AI-assisted summary

The rule concerns House consideration of three Clean Air Act bills—on wildfire-related air-quality data, EPA review of proposed legislation, and emissions from outside the United States—and a resolution supporting tax policies for working families. By ordering the previous question, the House ended debate on the rule and moved toward a decision on it, rather than deciding the underlying bills or resolution. The rule was agreed to in a separate vote.

Context: The background describes the measures as outlined in the resolution reported on April 15, 2026; it does not establish the final text considered under the rule.

Apr 14, 2026House vote #109 · 2026H.R. 1011

Yea

House passes Emergency Conservation Program Improvement Act

AI-assisted summary

The act revises emergency conservation and forest restoration programs, expanding eligibility for disaster-related payments and allowing some recipients to receive cost-sharing funds in advance. The House passed the bill on a motion to consider it under expedited rules. This vote approved the bill in the House, not a separate measure of its becoming law.

Context: The available background describes the introduced version dated February 5, 2025; it may not reflect the exact text passed.

Mar 27, 2026House vote #108 · 2026H.Res. 1142

Aye

Approve House rules for handling the DHS funding bill amendment

AI-assisted summary

The resolution concerned how the House would handle the Senate amendment to H.R. 7147, the Department of Homeland Security Appropriations Act, 2026. The House agreed to the resolution. This vote approved the resolution’s terms; it did not itself pass the Senate amendment or the funding bill.

Context: The supplied record does not describe the resolution’s specific terms for handling the amendment.

Mar 27, 2026House vote #107 · 2026H.Res. 1142

Yea

End debate on House rules for handling the DHS funding bill amendment

AI-assisted summary

The resolution concerned how the House would handle the Senate amendment to H.R. 7147, the Department of Homeland Security Appropriations Act, 2026. The House agreed to the previous question, ending debate on the resolution and allowing the House to move to a vote on it. This did not itself pass the Senate amendment or the funding bill.

Context: The supplied record does not describe the resolution’s specific terms for handling the amendment.

Mar 27, 2026House vote #106 · 2026ADJOURN

Yea

Adjourn the House

AI-assisted summary

The question was whether the House should adjourn. The motion to adjourn passed, so the House agreed to end its sitting. No policy measure was decided by this vote.

Context: Official House roll call held on March 27, 2026. The member’s recorded choice and the chamber’s overall result are separate.

Mar 26, 2026House vote #104 · 2026H.R. 8029

Yea

Pass the Pay Our Homeland Defenders Act for DHS funding

AI-assisted summary

The House passed the Pay Our Homeland Defenders Act. The introduced version described in the March 20, 2026, summary would provide Department of Homeland Security appropriations for the rest of fiscal year 2026, address a partial DHS shutdown, and authorize back pay for affected federal employees. The vote was on passage, not merely on bringing the bill forward.

Context: The background describes the introduced version; the supplied record does not establish whether the text passed was identical or amended.

Mar 26, 2026House vote #103 · 2026H.R. 8029

Nay

DHS funding and shutdown response bill sent back to committee

AI-assisted summary

The Pay Our Homeland Defenders Act would fund the Department of Homeland Security for the rest of fiscal year 2026 and address the partial DHS shutdown, including back pay for affected federal employees. The House rejected a motion to recommit the bill, which would have sent it back to committee; this vote did not itself pass or reject the bill. The description is based on the introduced version dated March 20, 2026.

Context: The record does not give details of the recommit motion or any proposed instructions, so its specific terms cannot be described.

Mar 26, 2026House vote #102 · 2026H.Res. 1128

Yea

House backs full funding for the Department of Homeland Security

AI-assisted summary

The resolution expresses House support for fully funding the Department of Homeland Security, warns of risks from a lapse in appropriations, and thanks DHS employees for their work protecting the United States. The House agreed to the resolution as amended. This adopted a statement of the House’s position; it did not itself provide funding.

Context: The available background describes the introduced resolution dated March 20, 2026; it may not reflect the exact text agreed to as amended.

Mar 25, 2026House vote #101 · 2026H.R. 5103

Yea

Pass the District of Columbia safety and beautification bill

AI-assisted summary

The bill would create a federal commission to advise on criminal and immigration matters in the District of Columbia, and a Department of the Interior program to clean commonly visited areas and restore damaged or removed federal monuments and similar properties. The House passed the bill. This summary describes the version introduced on September 3, 2025; the records provided do not establish whether the text changed before passage.

Context: The background summarizes the September 3, 2025 introduced version, not necessarily the exact text passed.

Mar 25, 2026House vote #100 · 2026H.R. 5103

Nay

House rejects returning DC safety and cleanup bill to committee

AI-assisted summary

The bill concerns a proposed commission advising on criminal and immigration matters in the District of Columbia and a federal program to clean and maintain commonly visited areas. The House rejected a motion to return the bill to committee, so this vote did not decide whether the bill’s policies should pass; the separate House passage vote addressed that question.

Context: The available background describes the introduced version dated September 3, 2025; it may not reflect the exact text before the House at this vote.

Mar 25, 2026House vote #99 · 2026H.Res. 1131

Aye

Adopt rules for four homeland security, D.C., and maritime measures

AI-assisted summary

The resolution set the House rules for considering four matters: a fiscal 2026 Homeland Security appropriations bill, a bill to beautify the District of Columbia, a bill concerning which vessels may use U.S. waters or ports, and a resolution expressing support for the Department of Homeland Security. The House agreed to the procedural resolution. That decision set up consideration of those measures; it did not pass them.

Context: The background describes the version reported on March 24, 2026; the vote concerned the resolution’s rules, not the final text or passage of the underlying measures.

Mar 25, 2026House vote #98 · 2026H.Res. 1131

Yea

Limit debate on rules for four homeland security, D.C., and maritime measures

AI-assisted summary

The resolution set the House rules for considering four matters: a fiscal 2026 Homeland Security appropriations bill, a bill to beautify the District of Columbia, a bill concerning which vessels may use U.S. waters or ports, and a resolution expressing support for the Department of Homeland Security. The House agreed to the previous question, cutting off further debate on the rules resolution and allowing a vote on its adoption. This did not pass the underlying measures.

Context: The background describes the version reported on March 24, 2026; this vote concerned debate on the procedural resolution, not the final text or passage of the underlying measures.

Mar 19, 2026House vote #96 · 2026H.R. 4638

Yea

Pass the bill on harming law-enforcement animals and immigration

AI-assisted summary

The bill would make a non-U.S. national inadmissible to the United States and deportable if convicted of, or admitting to, an offense related to harming animals used in law enforcement. The House passed the bill. This summary describes the version introduced on July 23, 2025; the records provided do not establish whether the text changed before passage.

Context: The background summarizes the July 23, 2025 introduced version, not necessarily the exact text passed.

Mar 18, 2026House vote #95 · 2026H.J.Res. 139

Yea

Reject a balanced-budget constitutional amendment

AI-assisted summary

The proposed amendment would cap annual federal spending at the average receipts of the prior three years, adjusted for population and inflation, excluding debt payments and borrowed receipts. Congress could exceed the cap with a two-thirds roll-call vote in each chamber, or during a declared war. It would also require two-thirds roll-call approval in each chamber for new or increased taxes. The House rejected the joint resolution, so it did not advance for ratification.

Context: Official House roll call held on March 18, 2026. The member’s recorded choice and the chamber’s overall result are separate.

Mar 18, 2026House vote #94 · 2026H.R. 1958

Yea

Pass the bill on deportation for public-benefits fraud

AI-assisted summary

The bill would make certain public-benefits fraud grounds to bar a non-U.S. national from admission or to deport that person, and would make the person ineligible for immigration-enforcement relief, including relief for people at risk of torture. Covered conduct includes fraud involving SNAP, Social Security, federally funded programs, and producing fraudulent identification documents. The House passed the bill. This summary describes the version reported on January 27, 2026; the records provided do not establish whether the text changed before passage.

Context: The background summarizes the January 27, 2026 reported version, not necessarily the exact text passed.

Mike Johnson

How they voted 527

Pass the FENCES Act on emissions beyond states’ control

Reject recommitting the FENCES Act on air-quality rules

Reject removing U.S. forces from hostilities with Iran

House votes to bring Haiti bill consideration resolution out of committee

House adopts rule for Clean Air Act bills and family tax resolution

House limits debate on rule for Clean Air Act bills and family tax resolution

House passes Emergency Conservation Program Improvement Act

Approve House rules for handling the DHS funding bill amendment

End debate on House rules for handling the DHS funding bill amendment

Adjourn the House

Pass the Pay Our Homeland Defenders Act for DHS funding

DHS funding and shutdown response bill sent back to committee

House backs full funding for the Department of Homeland Security

Pass the District of Columbia safety and beautification bill

House rejects returning DC safety and cleanup bill to committee

Adopt rules for four homeland security, D.C., and maritime measures

Limit debate on rules for four homeland security, D.C., and maritime measures

Pass the bill on harming law-enforcement animals and immigration

Reject a balanced-budget constitutional amendment

Pass the bill on deportation for public-benefits fraud