UPDATE 9:58 PM: In keeping with Chad Pergram, Speaker Johnson instructed Fox Information, “I’d hold it open for some time,” noting that some members who haven’t voted are at present “off web site” however will return to the Capitol.
On Fox, Johnson says “I’d hold it open for some time.” Provides a few of the mbrs who haven’t voted are “off web site proper now” and can come again to the Capitol
— Chad Pergram (@ChadPergram) July 3, 2025
Pergram added, “On Fox, Johnson says Trump has talked to mbrs tonight and requested Johnson who he wants to talk to.”
On Fox, Johnson says Trump has talked to mbrs tonight and requested Johnson who he wants to talk to
— Chad Pergram (@ChadPergram) July 3, 2025
UPDATE 9:37 PM: In keeping with Al Jazeera, Ralph Norman flips and pronounces he’ll help the invoice after receiving assurances from President Trump.
Al Jazeera reported:
Ralph Norman, certainly one of a number of Republican holdouts who stated he would vote towards Trump’s invoice “except one thing adjustments”, has a short time in the past introduced he’ll again it within the procedural vote and last passage.
Norman of South Carolina instructed reporters on Wednesday that backing the invoice is “the proper factor to do on the proper time”, explaining his change of coronary heart by saying that he had acquired assurances from Trump that considerations might be addressed.
Norman stated the president had given assurances throughout their assembly on the White Home on Wednesday that considerations over the slower phase-out of inexperienced power tax credit, in addition to different conservative priorities, could be “handled”.
Ralph Norman, certainly one of a number of Republican holdouts who stated he would vote towards Trump’s invoice “except one thing adjustments”, has a short time in the past introduced he’ll again it within the procedural vote and last passage.
Republicans not have the votes wanted to cross President Donald Trump’s “Huge Lovely Invoice” after 4 GOP members broke ranks and voted no.
Earlier, faction of Republicans within the Home threatened to sink the procedural vote for former President Trump’s signature “One Huge Lovely Invoice” (OBBB).
Simply in the future after the Senate narrowly handed the laws with Vice President Vance casting the tie-breaking vote, Republican leaders—together with Speaker Mike Johnson and President Trump—had been scrambling to win over dissenting Home conservatives frightened of a $3–4 trillion enhance in nationwide debt and the rollback of social-safety-net reforms.
In keeping with caucus members, the Senate model “considerably diluted” important spending cuts in Medicaid and SNAP, deserted strict fiscal self-discipline, and grew the deficit far past the settlement made in Might’s Home model.
On Wednesday evening, Home Decision 566 did not advance with zero Republican unity and full Democrat help.
The ultimate vote depend:
- Republicans: 203 Yea, 4 Nay
- Democrats: 212 Yea
- Whole: 203 Yea, 216 Nay
- 13 Not Voting
#BREAKING: Republicans not have the votes to advance Trump’s “Huge Lovely Invoice,” as Democrats erupt in cheers and have a good time the sudden shift on the Home ground pic.twitter.com/ca1D3sDitj
— R A W S A L E R T S (@rawsalerts) July 3, 2025
These are the 4 Republicans who voted no on advancing Trump’s Huge Lovely Invoice:
- Rep. Keith Self (R‑TX)
- Rep. Andrew Clyde (R‑GA)
- Rep. Victoria Spartz (R‑IN)
- Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick (R‑PA)
Listed below are the primary ten GOP lawmakers who’ve not but voted on advancing Trump’s Huge Lovely Invoice:
- Rep. Charles “Chip” Roy (R‑TX)
- Rep. Scott Perry (R‑PA)
- Rep. Bob Onder (R-MO)
- Rep. Andy Harris (R‑MD)
- Rep. Mark Inexperienced (R‑TN)
- Rep. Josh Brecheen (R‑OK)
- Rep. Tim Burchett (R‑TN)
- Rep. Eric Burlison (R‑MO)
- Rep. Michael Cloud (R‑TX)
- Rep. David Valadao (R‑CA)
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