How the House and Senate Voted on Health Care Bills

Holding Congress Accountable for Health Care Votes

As the new Trump administration and Congress came to power in early 2017, the Affordable Care Act (ACA), the healthcare law better known as Obamacare, was targeted for dismantling. AARP vigorously opposed the effort, noting that the proposed replacement included an “age tax” that could have added as much as $13,000 a year to health insurance costs for older Americans. It also would have discriminated against people who already had health conditions like cancer or diabetes. In the end, the ACA survived but narrowly. Since then, the Trump administration has chipped away at the ACA through regulatory action the administration. To remind yourself how your lawmakers voted, we’ve compiled a list of how the House narrowly voted to repeal the ACA and how by a razor-thin margin, the Senate defeated a bill to dismantle the ACA.

U S House of Representatives

On May 4, the U S House of Representatives passed the American Health Care Act by the razor-thin margin of 217-213. Those voting “yes” were voting to dismantle the Affordable Care Act (ACA). The Senate did not adopt this legislation, so it never became law. Here’s how House members voted:

Voted Yes

Alaska
AK-1 Don Young Alabama AL-1 Bradley Byrne AL-2 Martha Roby AL-3 Mike D. Rogers AL-4 Robert B. Aderholt AL-5 Mo Brooks AL-6 Gary Palmer Arkansas AR-1 Rick Crawford AR-2 French Hill AR-3 Steve Womack AR-4 Bruce Westerman Arizona AZ-2 Martha E. McSally AZ-4 Paul Gosar AZ-6 David Schweikert AZ-8 Trent Franks California CA-1 Doug LaMalfa CA-4 Tom McClintock CA-8 Paul Cook CA-10 Jeff Denham CA-21 David Valadao CA-22 Devin Nunes CA-23 Kevin McCarthy CA-25 Steve Knight CA-39 Ed Royce CA-42 Ken Calvert CA-45 Mimi Walters CA-48 Dana Rohrabacher CA-49 Darrell Issa CA-50 Duncan Hunter Colorado CO-3 Scott Tipton CO-4 Ken Buck CO-5 Doug Lamborn Florida FL-1 Matt Gaetz FL-2 Neal Dunn FL-3 Ted Yoho FL-4 John Rutherford FL-6 Ron DeSantis FL-8 Bill Posey FL-11 Daniel Webster FL-12 Gus Bilirakis FL-15 Dennis A. Ross FL-16 Vern Buchanan FL-17 Tom Rooney FL-18 Brian Mast FL-19 Francis Rooney FL-25 Mario Diaz-Balart FL-26 Carlos Curbelo Georgia GA-1 Earl L. “Buddy” Carter GA-3 Drew Ferguson GA-7 Rob Woodall GA-8 Austin Scott GA-9 Doug Collins GA-10 Jody B. Hice GA-11 Barry Loudermilk GA-12 Rick W. Allen GA-14 Tom Graves Iowa IA-1 Rod Blum IA-3 David Young IA-4 Steve King Idaho ID-1 Raúl R. Labrador ID-2 Mike Simpson Illinois IL-6 Peter Roskam IL-12 Mike Bost IL-13 Rodney Davis IL-14 Randy Hultgren IL-15 John Shimkus IL-16 Adam Kinzinger IL-18 Darin M. LaHood Indiana IN-2 Jackie Walorski IN-3 Jim Banks IN-4 Todd Rokita IN-5 Susan W. Brooks IN-6 Luke Messer IN-8 Larry Bucshon IN-9 Trey Hollingsworth Kansas KS-1 Roger Marshall KS-2 Lynn Jenkins KS-3 Kevin Yoder KS-4 Ron Estes Kentucky KY-1 James Comer KY-2 Brett Guthrie KY-5 Harold Rogers KY-6 Andy Barr Louisiana LA-1 Steve Scalise LA-3 Clay Higgins LA-4 Mike Johnson LA-5 Ralph Abraham LA-6 Garret Graves Maryland MD-1 Andy Harris Maine ME-2 Bruce Poliquin Michigan MI-1 Jack Bergman MI-2 Bill Huizenga MI-3 Justin Amash MI-4 John Moolenaar MI-6 Fred Upton MI-7 Tim Walberg MI-8 Mike Bishop MI-10 Paul Mitchell MI-11 Dave Trott Minnesota MN-2 Jason Lewis MN-3 Erik Paulsen MN-6 Tom Emmer Missouri MO-2 Ann Wagner MO-3 Blaine Luetkemeyer MO-4 Vicky Hartzler MO-6 Sam Graves MO-7 Billy Long MO-8 Jason Smith Mississippi MS-1 Trent Kelly MS-3 Gregg Harper MS-4 Steven M. Palazzo Nebraska NE-1 Jeff Fortenberry NE-2 Don Bacon NE-3 Adrian Smith Nevada NV-2 Mark Amodei New Jersey NJ-3 Tom MacArthur NJ-11 Rodney Frelinghuysen New Mexico NM-2 Steve Pearce New York NY-1 Lee Zeldin NY-2 Peter T. King NY-19 John J. Faso NY-21 Elise Stefanik NY-22 Claudia Tenney NY-23 Tom Reed NY-27 Chris Collins North Carolina NC-2 George Holding NC-5 Virginia Foxx NC-6 Mark Walker NC-7 David Rouzer NC-8 Richard Hudson NC-9 Robert Pittenger NC-10 Patrick T. McHenry NC-11 Mark Meadows NC-13 Ted Budd North Dakota ND-1 Kevin Cramer Ohio OH-1 Steve Chabot OH-2 Brad Wenstrup OH-4 Jim Jordan OH-5 Bob Latta OH-6 Bill Johnson OH-7 Bob Gibbs OH-8 Warren Davidson OH-12 Pat Tiberi OH-15 Steve Stivers OH-16 James B. Renacci Oklahoma OK-1 Jim Bridenstine OK-2 Markwayne Mullin OK-3 Frank D. Lucas OK-4 Tom Cole OK-5 Steve Russell Oregon OR-2 Greg Walden Pennsylvania PA-3 Mike Kelly PA-4 Scott Perry PA-5 Glenn Thompson PA-9 Bill Shuster PA-10 Tom Marino PA-11 Lou Barletta PA-12 Keith Rothfus PA-16 Lloyd K. Smucker PA-18 Tim Murphy South Carolina SC-1 Mark Sanford SC-2 Joe Wilson SC-3 Jeff Duncan SC-4 Trey Gowdy SC-7 Tom Rice South Dakota SD-1 Kristi Noem Tennessee TN-1 Phil Roe TN-2 John J. Duncan Jr. TN-3 Chuck Fleischmann TN-4 Scott DesJarlais TN-6 Diane Black TN-7 Marsha Blackburn TN-8 David Kustoff Texas TX-1 Louie Gohmert TX-2 Ted Poe TX-3 Sam Johnson TX-4 John Ratcliffe TX-5 Jeb Hensarling TX-6 Joe L. Barton TX-7 John Culberson TX-8 Kevin Brady TX-10 Michael McCaul TX-11 K. Michael Conaway TX-12 Kay Granger TX-13 Mac Thornberry TX-14 Randy Weber TX-17 Bill Flores TX-19 Jodey Arrington TX-21 Lamar Smith TX-22 Pete Olson TX-24 Kenny Marchant TX-25 Roger Williams TX-26 Michael C. Burgess TX-27 Blake Farenthold TX-31 John Carter TX-32 Pete Sessions TX-36 Brian Babin Utah UT-1 Rob Bishop UT-2 Chris Stewart UT-3 Jason Chaffetz UT-4 Mia Love Virginia VA-1 Rob Wittman VA-2 Scott Taylor VA-5 Tom Garrett VA-6 Robert W. Goodlatte VA-7 Dave Brat VA-9 Morgan Griffith Washington WA-5 Cathy McMorris Rodgers Wisconsin WI-1 Paul D. Ryan WI-5 Jim Sensenbrenner WI-6 Glenn Grothman WI-7 Sean P. Duffy WI-8 Mike Gallagher West Virginia WV-1 David B. McKinley WV-2 Alex X. Mooney WV-3 Evan H. Jenkins Wyoming WY-1 Liz Cheney

Voted No

Alabama AL-7 Terri Sewell Arizona AZ-1 Tom O’Halleran AZ-3 Raul Grijalva AZ-5 Andy Biggs AZ-7 Ruben Gallego AZ-9 Kyrsten Sinema California CA-2 Jared Huffman CA-3 John Garamendi CA-5 Mike Thompson CA-6 Doris Matsui CA-7 Ami Bera CA-9 Jerry McNerney CA-11 Mark DeSaulnier CA-12 Nancy Pelosi CA-13 Barbara Lee CA-14 Jackie Speier CA-15 Eric Swalwell CA-16 Jim Costa CA-17 Ro Khanna CA-18 Anna Eshoo CA-19 Zoe Lofgren CA-20 Jimmy Panetta CA-24 Salud Carbajal CA-26 Julia Brownley CA-27 Judy Chu CA-28 Adam Schiff CA-29 Tony Cardenas CA-30 Brad Sherman CA-31 Pete Aguilar CA-32 Grace Napolitano CA-33 Ted Lieu CA-35 Norma Torres CA-36 Raul Ruiz CA-37 Karen Bass CA-38 Linda Sanchez CA-40 Lucille Roybal-Allard CA-41 Mark Takano CA-43 Maxine Waters CA-44 Nanette Barragan CA-46 Lou Correa CA-47 Alan Lowenthal CA-51 Juan Vargas CA-52 Scott Peters CA-53 Susan Davis Colorado CO-1 Diana DeGette CO-2 Jared Polis CO-6 Mike Coffman CO-7 Ed Perlmutter Connecticut CT-1 John B. Larson CT-2 Joe Courtney CT-3 Rosa DeLauro CT-4 Jim Hines CT-5 Elizabeth Esty Delaware DE-1 Lisa Blunt Rochester Florida FL-5 Al Lawson FL-7 Stephanie Murphy FL-9 Darren Soto FL-10 Val Demings FL-13 Charlie Crist FL-14 Kathy Castor FL-20 Alcee Hastings FL-21 Lois Frankel FL-22 Ted Deutch FL-23 Debbie Wasserman Schultz FL-24 Frederica Wilson FL-27 Ileana Ros-Lehtinen Georgia GA-2 Sanford Bishop GA-4 Hank Johnson GA-5 John Lewis GA-13 David Scott Hawaii HI-1 Colleen Hanabusa HI-2 Tulsi Gabbard Illinois IL-1 Bobby Rush IL-2 Robin Kelly IL-3 Dan Lipinski IL-4 Luis Gutierrez IL-5 Mike Quigley IL-7 Danny K. Davis IL-8 Raja Krishnamoorthi IL-9 Jan Schakowsky IL-10 Brad Schneider IL-11 Bill Foster IL-17 Cheri Bustos Indiana IN-1 Pete Visclosky IN-7 Andre Carson Iowa IA-2 Dave Loebsack Kentucky KY-3 John Yarmuth KY-4 Thomas Massie Louisiana LA-2 Cedric Richmond Maine ME-1 Chellie Pingree Maryland MD-2 Dutch Ruppersberger MD-3 John Sarbanes MD-4 Anthony G. Brown MD-5 Steny Hoyer MD-6 John Delaney MD-7 Elijah Cummings MD-8 Jamie Raskin Massachusetts MA-1 Richard Neal MA-2 Jim McGovern MA-Niki Tsongas MA-4 Joe Kennedy III MA-5 Katherine Clark MA-6 Seth Moulton MA-7 Mike Capuano MA-8 Stephen F. Lynch MA-9 Bill Keating Michigan MI-5 Dan Kildee MI-9 Sander Levin MI-12 Debbie Dingell MI-13 John Conyers Jr. MI-14 Brenda Lawrence Minnesota MN-1 Tim Walz MN-4 Betty McCollum MN-5 Keith Ellison MN-7 Collin Peterson MN-8 Rick Nolan Mississippi MS-2 Bennie Thompson Missouri MO-1 William Clay MO-5 Emanuel Cleaver Nevada NV-1 Dina Titus NV-3 Jacky Rosen NV-4 Ruben Kihuen New Hampshire NH-1 Carol Shea-Porter NH-2 Ann McLane Kuster New Jersey NJ-1 Donald Norcross NJ-2 Frank A. LoBiondo NJ-4 Christopher H. Smith NJ-5 Josh Gottheimer NJ-6 Frank Pallone NJ-7 Leonard Lance NJ-8 Albio Sires NJ-9 Bill Pascrell Jr. NJ-10 Donald Payne, Jr. NJ-12 Bonnie Watson Coleman New Mexico NM-1 Michelle Lujan Grisham NM-3 Ben Ray Lujan New York NY-3 Thomas Suozzi NY-4 Kathleen Rice NY-5 Gregory Meeks NY-6 Grace Meng NY-7 Nydia Velazquez NY-8 Hakeem Jeffries NY-9 Yvette Clarke NY-10 Jerrold Nadler NY-11 Dan Donovan NY-12 Carolyn Maloney NY-13 Adriano Espaillat NY-14 Joseph Crowley NY-15 Jose Serrano NY-16 Eliot Engel NY-17 Nita Lowey NY-18 Sean Patrick Maloney NY-20 Paul Tonko NY-24 John Katko NY-25 Louise Slaughter NY-26 Brian Higgins North Carolina NC-1 G.K. Butterfield NC-3 Walter B. Jones NC-4 David Price NC-12 Alma Adams Ohio OH-3 Joyce Beatty OH-9 Marcy Kaptur OH-10 Michael R. Turner OH-11 Marcia Fudge OH-13 Tim Ryan OH-14 David Joyce Oregon OR-1 Suzanne Bonamici OR-3 Earl Blumenauer OR-4 Peter DeFazio OR-5 Kurt Schrader Pennsylvania PA-1 Bob Brady PA-2 Dwight Evans PA-6 Ryan A. Costello PA-7 Patrick Meehan PA-8 Brian Fitzpatrick PA-13 Brendan F. Boyle PA-14 Michael Doyle PA-15 Charlie Dent PA-17 Matt Cartwright Rhode Island RI-1 David Cicilline RI-2 Jim Langevin South Carolina SC-6 Jim Clyburn Tennessee TN-5 Jim Cooper TN-9 Steve Cohen Texas TX-9 Al Green TX-15 Vicente Gonzalez TX-16 Beto O’Rourke TX-18 Sheila Jackson Lee TX-20 Joaquin Castro TX-23 Will Hurd TX-28 Henry Cuellar TX-29 Gene Green TX-30 Eddie Johnson TX-33 Marc Veasey TX-34 Filemon Vela, Jr. TX-35 Lloyd Doggett Vermont VT-1 Peter Welch Virginia VA-3 Robert Scott VA-4 Donald McEachin VA-8 Don Beyer VA-10 Barbara Comstock VA-11 Gerry Connolly Washington WA-1 Suzan DelBene WA-2 Rick Larsen WA-3 Jaime Herrera Beutler WA-6 Derek Kilmer WA-7 Pramila Jayapal WA-8 Dave Reichert WA-9 Adam Smith WA-10 Dennis Heck Wisconsin WI-2 Mark Pocan WI-3 Ron Kind WI-4 Gwen Moore

U S Senate

On July 26, the U S Senate defeated a “skinny” repeal of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) by a vote of 51 to 49. Those voting “yes” were voting to partially repeal the ACA. Had this measure passed, it would have been the basis for negotiating a final bill with the House of Representatives. Here’s how the senators voted:

Voted Yes

Alabama Luther J. Strange, III Richard Shelby Alaska Daniel S. Sullivan

Arizona Jeff Flake Arkansas John Boozman Tom Cotton Colorado Cory Gardner Florida Marco Rubio Georgia David Perdue Johnny Isakson Idaho Jim Risch Mike Crapo Indiana Todd C. Young Iowa Chuck Grassley Joni Ernst Kansas Jerry Moran Pat Roberts Kentucky Mitch McConnell Rand Paul Louisiana Bill Cassidy John Neely Kennedy Mississippi Roger Wicker Thad Cochran Missouri Roy Blunt Montana Steve Daines Nebraska Ben Sasse Deb Fischer Nevada Dean Heller North Carolina Richard Burr Thom Tillis North Dakota John Hoeven Ohio Rob Portman Oklahoma James Lankford Jim Inhofe Pennsylvania Pat Toomey South Carolina Lindsey Graham Tim Scott South Dakota John Thune Mike Rounds Tennessee Bob Corker Lamar Alexander Texas John Cornyn Ted Cruz Utah Mike Lee Orrin Hatch West Virginia Shelley Moore Capito Wisconsin Ron Johnson Wyoming John Barrasso Mike Enzi

Voted No

Alaska Lisa Murkowski Arizona John McCain California Dianne Feinstein Kamala D. Harris Colorado Michael Bennet Connecticut Christopher S. Murphy Richard Blumenthal Delaware Chris Coons Tom Carper Florida Bill Nelson Hawaii Brian E. Schatz Mazie K. Hirono Illinois Dick Durbin Tammy Duckworth Indiana Joe Donnelly Maine Angus King Susan Collins Maryland Ben Cardin Chris Van Hollen Massachusetts Ed Markey Elizabeth Warren Michigan Debbie Stabenow Gary Peters Minnesota Al Franken Amy Klobuchar Missouri Claire McCaskill
Montana Jon Tester Nevada Catherine Cortez Masto New Hampshire Jeanne Shaheen Maggie Hassan New Jersey Bob Menendez Cory Booker New Mexico Martin Heinrich Tom Udall New York Chuck Schumer Kirsten Gillibrand North Dakota Heidi Heitkamp Ohio Sherrod Brown Oregon Jeff Merkley Ron Wyden Pennsylvania
Bob Casey, Jr. Rhode Island Jack Reed Sheldon Whitehouse Vermont Bernie Sanders Patrick Leahy Virginia Mark Warner Tim Kaine Washington Maria Cantwell Patty Murray West Virginia
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