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71. A majority of Dems, including some of the others in Dem Leadership, voted to cut it off
Wed Jul 15, 2026, 09:00 PM
7 hrs ago
Here is the list of the 103 Dems who voted to cut off military aid to Israel, the 98 Dems who voted to keep it flowing, plus the 10 Dems who voted present, and the 4 Dems who did not vote.



https://clerk.house.gov/Votes/2026243

Yeas (cut it off)

Representative Party State Vote

Amo Democratic Rhode Island Aye
Ansari Democratic Arizona Aye
Auchincloss Democratic Massachusetts Aye
Balint Democratic Vermont Aye
Barragán Democratic California Aye
Beyer Democratic Virginia Aye
Bonamici Democratic Oregon Aye
Brownley Democratic California Aye
Carbajal Democratic California Aye
Carson Democratic Indiana Aye
Carter (LA) Democratic Louisiana Aye
Casar Democratic Texas Aye
Castro (TX) Democratic Texas Aye
Chu Democratic California Aye
Clark (MA) Democratic Massachusetts Aye
Crockett Democratic Texas Aye
Crow Democratic Colorado Aye
Davis (IL) Democratic Illinois Aye
Dean (PA) Democratic Pennsylvania Aye
DeGette Democratic Colorado Aye
Deluzio Democratic Pennsylvania Aye
DeSaulnier Democratic California Aye
Dexter Democratic Oregon Aye
Doggett Democratic Texas Aye
Escobar Democratic Texas Aye
Evans (PA) Democratic Pennsylvania Aye
Foushee Democratic North Carolina Aye
Friedman Democratic California Aye
Frost Democratic Florida Aye
Garamendi Democratic California Aye
Garcia (CA) Democratic California Aye
García (IL) Democratic Illinois Aye
Garcia (TX) Democratic Texas Aye
Goodlander Democratic New Hampshire Aye
Green, Al (TX) Democratic Texas Aye
Grijalva Democratic Arizona Aye
Harder (CA) Democratic California Aye
Hayes Democratic Connecticut Aye
Hernández Democratic Puerto Rico Aye
Horsford Democratic Nevada Aye
Houlahan Democratic Pennsylvania Aye
Hoyle (OR) Democratic Oregon Aye
Ivey Democratic Maryland Aye
Jackson (IL) Democratic Illinois Aye
Jacobs Democratic California Aye
Jayapal Democratic Washington Aye
Johnson (GA) Democratic Georgia Aye
Johnson (TX) Democratic Texas Aye
Kamlager-Dove Democratic California Aye
Keating Democratic Massachusetts Aye
Kelly (IL) Democratic Illinois Aye
Khanna Democratic California Aye
Lee (PA) Democratic Pennsylvania Aye
Leger Fernandez Democratic New Mexico Aye
Lofgren Democratic California Aye
Lynch Democratic Massachusetts Aye
Magaziner Democratic Rhode Island Aye
Mannion Democratic New York Aye
Matsui Democratic California Aye
McBride Democratic Delaware Aye
McGarvey Democratic Kentucky Aye
McGovern Democratic Massachusetts Aye
McIver Democratic New Jersey Aye
Mejia Democratic New Jersey Aye
Menefee Democratic Texas Aye
Min Democratic California Aye
Moore (WI) Democratic Wisconsin Aye
Moulton Democratic Massachusetts Aye
Mullin Democratic California Aye
Neal Democratic Massachusetts Aye
Neguse Democratic Colorado Aye
Ocasio-Cortez Democratic New York Aye
Omar Democratic Minnesota Aye
Pelosi Democratic California Aye
Pettersen Democratic Colorado Aye
Pingree Democratic Maine Aye
Pocan Democratic Wisconsin Aye
Pressley Democratic Massachusetts Aye
Quigley Democratic Illinois Aye
Ramirez Democratic Illinois Aye
Randall Democratic Washington Aye
Raskin Democratic Maryland Aye
Ross Democratic North Carolina Aye
Ryan Democratic New York Aye
Salinas Democratic Oregon Aye
Scanlon Democratic Pennsylvania Aye
Schakowsky Democratic Illinois Aye
Scott (VA) Democratic Virginia Aye
Simon Democratic California Aye
Smith (WA) Democratic Washington Aye
Stansbury Democratic New Mexico Aye
Takano Democratic California Aye
Thompson (MS) Democratic Mississippi Aye
Tlaib Democratic Michigan Aye
Tokuda Democratic Hawaii Aye
Tonko Democratic New York Aye
Trahan Democratic Massachusetts Aye
Tran Democratic California Aye
Underwood Democratic Illinois Aye
Vasquez Democratic New Mexico Aye
Velázquez Democratic New York Aye
Waters Democratic California Aye
Watson Coleman Democratic New Jersey Aye


Nays (keep it flowing)

Adams Democratic North Carolina No
Aguilar Democratic California No
Beatty Democratic Ohio No
Bell Democratic Missouri No
Bishop Democratic Georgia No
Boyle (PA) Democratic Pennsylvania No
Budzinski Democratic Illinois No
Case Democratic Hawaii No
Casten Democratic Illinois No
Castor (FL) Democratic Florida No
Cisneros Democratic California No
Clarke (NY) Democratic New York No
Cleaver Democratic Missouri No
Clyburn Democratic South Carolina No
Cohen Democratic Tennessee No
Conaway Democratic New Jersey No
Correa Democratic California No
Costa Democratic California No
Courtney Democratic Connecticut No
Craig Democratic Minnesota No
Cuellar Democratic Texas No
Davids (KS) Democratic Kansas No
DeLauro Democratic Connecticut No
DelBene Democratic Washington No
Espaillat Democratic New York No
Fields Democratic Louisiana No
Figures Democratic Alabama No
Fletcher Democratic Texas No
Foster Democratic Illinois No
Frankel, Lois Democratic Florida No
Gillen Democratic New York No
Golden (ME) Democratic Maine No
Goldman (NY) Democratic New York No
Gomez Democratic California No
Gonzalez, V. Democratic Texas No
Gottheimer Democratic New Jersey No
Gray Democratic California No
Himes Democratic Connecticut No
Hoyer Democratic Maryland No
Jeffries Democratic New York No
Kaptur Democratic Ohio No
Kennedy (NY) Democratic New York No
Krishnamoorthi Democratic Illinois No
Landsman Democratic Ohio No
Larsen (WA) Democratic Washington No
Larson (CT) Democratic Connecticut No
Latimer Democratic New York No
Lee (NV) Democratic Nevada No
Levin Democratic California No
Liccardo Democratic California No
Lieu Democratic California No
McBath Democratic Georgia No
McClain Delaney Democratic Maryland No
McClellan Democratic Virginia No
McDonald Rivet Democratic Michigan No
Meeks Democratic New York No
Menendez Democratic New Jersey No
Meng Democratic New York No
Mfume Democratic Maryland No
Morelle Democratic New York No
Moskowitz Democratic Florida No
Mrvan Democratic Indiana No
Norcross Democratic New Jersey No
Norton Democratic District of Columbia No
Olszewski Democratic Maryland No
Pallone Democratic New Jersey No
Panetta Democratic California No
Perez Democratic Washington No
Peters Democratic California No
Pou Democratic New Jersey No
Riley (NY) Democratic New York No
Rivas Democratic California No
Ruiz Democratic California No
Schneider Democratic Illinois No
Scholten Democratic Michigan No
Schrier Democratic Washington No
Sewell Democratic Alabama No
Sherman Democratic California No
Sorensen Democratic Illinois No
Soto Democratic Florida No
Stanton Democratic Arizona No
Stevens Democratic Michigan No
Strickland Democratic Washington No
Subramanyam Democratic Virginia No
Suozzi Democratic New York No
Sykes Democratic Ohio No
Thanedar Democratic Michigan No
Titus Democratic Nevada No
Torres (CA) Democratic California No
Torres (NY) Democratic New York No
Vargas Democratic California No
Veasey Democratic Texas No
Vindman Democratic Virginia No
Walkinshaw Democratic Virginia No
Wasserman Schultz Democratic Florida No
Whitesides Democratic California No
Williams (GA) Democratic Georgia No
Wilson (FL) Democratic Florida No


Voted 'Present´

Bera Democratic California Present
Brown Democratic Ohio Present
Bynum Democratic Oregon Present
Elfreth Democratic Maryland Present
Huffman Democratic California Present
McCollum Democratic Minnesota Present
Morrison Democratic Minnesota Present
Pappas Democratic New Hampshire Present
Sánchez Democratic California Present
Thompson (CA) Democratic California Present


Did not vote

Davis (NC) Democratic North Carolina Not Voting
Dingell Democratic Michigan Not Voting
Nadler Democratic New York Not Voting
Plaskett Democratic Virgin Islands Not Voting

Recommendations

1 members have recommended this reply (displayed in chronological order):

Any further funding by the US should include strict conditions.... walkingman Tuesday #1
That is the best solution. yardwork Tuesday #21
Since there are two sides to every fight, can we require the elected hamas government to AZLD4Candidate Tuesday #55
Well angrychair Tuesday #57
My post is about US taxpayer funding of Israel. I don't think we are funding Hamas or Palestine? walkingman Tuesday #58
Sure. Eko 17 min ago #76
To be expected from Jeffries. Ritabert Tuesday #2
Is he on the hook to AIPAC? PSPS Tuesday #3
Yes, to the tune of $1.5 million from AIPAC and other pro-Israel PACs nt Rob H. Tuesday #18
Yeah, but we're not supposed to hold that against him. Iggo 8 hrs ago #68
Many Congresspersons have said it is poorly written and could unintentionally prevent humanitarian aid to the region Quiet Em Tuesday #4
If it's written by Massie that's likely intentional fujiyamasan Tuesday #7
This will really help voter turnout this November, you betcha yaesu Tuesday #5
LOL n/t leftstreet Tuesday #6
Time to get the leadership away from NY politicians. dem4decades Tuesday #8
Straight from the mouth of Netanyahu. AloeVera Tuesday #9
I don't think completely cutting off Isreal is the right policy either Buckeyeblue Tuesday #10
That's the understatement of the century! yardwork Tuesday #22
Israel needs New, Honest, and more Moderate Leadership- that does not look like Ars Longa Tuesday #37
Does Israel need assistance with initiatives related with humanitarian aid, and refugee resettlement? Autumn Tuesday #11
The definitely do, starting with learning what those words mean EdmondDantes_ Tuesday #17
US aid helps create refugees and facilitates Israeli settlement. David__77 Tuesday #12
idiots... RT Atlanta Tuesday #13
Israel doesn't need aid. They have Universal Healthcare, we don't! Emile Tuesday #14
We could easily afford universal healthcare. yardwork Tuesday #25
I wish I undersood every little nuance of this issue but I don't. 3_Limes Tuesday #15
This bill would not achieve peace or stop any butchery. yardwork Tuesday #23
but it would limit our direct complicity in that butchery mike_c Tuesday #31
No. It would not accomplish any of those goals. yardwork Tuesday #32
It would stop the butchery of bombing. AloeVera Tuesday #33
No. yardwork Tuesday #34
Let Netanyahu pay for his own wars. dalton99a Tuesday #16
and how much of this aid does Israel redirect to building BOMBS to continue their GENOCIDE in GAZA ? Jack Valentino Tuesday #19
All of the 3.8 B aid goes to purchasing weapons from the U.S.. AloeVera Tuesday #24
Thank you! Jack Valentino Tuesday #26
None of the $3.8 billion in annual aid us earmarked for humanitarian aid etc AloeVera Tuesday #20
that's why we need new, better repesentation mike_c Tuesday #27
Conditions? Netenyahu wouldn't abide by them, and Trump wouldn't hold him to them. sop Tuesday #28
His stated reasons are bullshit. LuvLoogie Tuesday #29
Good Boo1 Tuesday #30
Yeah, nothing gets the base fired up for the midterms... CrimsonBight Tuesday #39
In a war that Israel didn't start Boo1 Tuesday #40
Post removed Post removed 10 hrs ago #64
Was FDR a war criminal? Boo1 8 hrs ago #66
Do Jews bear collective responsibility sarisataka 8 hrs ago #69
Well that answers the question sarisataka Tuesday #35
Concern for Palestinians as pawns, by those opposing this amendment, is very touching. AloeVera Tuesday #43
I have spoken for the Palestinian people since the beginning sarisataka Tuesday #44
Pls show me where this is about humanitarian aid. AloeVera Tuesday #46
The excerpt is per Rep Jefferies in the post you replied to sarisataka Tuesday #47
His interpretation is wrong. AloeVera Tuesday #49
Jeffries interpretation is not wrong and he is far from the only Democrat raising concerns about it. Quiet Em Tuesday #51
Thanks. MorbidButterflyTat Tuesday #54
The intent is clearly to cut off military aid. The fact that it is a Republican putting it forward looks terrible. AloeVera Tuesday #59
Massie's intent is not that clear nor well thought out. Quiet Em Tuesday #60
Democrats want their leadership to take a STAND. AloeVera Tuesday #61
Democrats can't do anything in a Republican controlled House. Quiet Em Tuesday #62
They will never achieve long lasting majorities... mr715 7 hrs ago #70
Thank you. I agree that the majority of the base knows we're in Nixie 7 hrs ago #72
Looks like another dilemma for the Democrats and AIPAC Beringia Tuesday #36
Disappointing, but not surprising. CrimsonBight Tuesday #38
Relates to what I wrote several days ago B.See Tuesday #41
Israel doesn't need our aid. Gaza does. Lebanon does. The countries that had USAID LuvLoogie Tuesday #42
"Hey you know that thing that so enraged millions of voters that they re-elected the worst president in history?" Takket Tuesday #45
He's a smart man. I trust his judgement. QueerDuck Tuesday #48
I trust him too. MorbidButterflyTat Tuesday #52
Endless, blind support of Israel - the ultimate Forever War. hatrack Tuesday #50
Message auto-removed Name removed Tuesday #53
Jefferies continues to dampen the Democratic prospects PufPuf23 Tuesday #56
Lets do why is the democratic party approval so low for 1000$ please, Alex. Terry_M Tuesday #63
Cant seem to read the room. Nanjeanne 10 hrs ago #65
Of course, he will. Why wouldn't he? Iggo 8 hrs ago #67
A majority of Dems, including some of the others in Dem Leadership, voted to cut it off Celerity 7 hrs ago #71
103 of 215 Boo1 6 hrs ago #73
A majority of the Dem Yays and Nays. Celerity 3 hrs ago #75
Mine's one of the 10, and I'm not happy about it. Iggo 4 hrs ago #74
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