House Bipartisan Amendment Votes

Bipartisan Amendment Votes in the House in the 114th Congress

A ProPublica analysis of congressional voting data shows that from 1991 through 2010, amendments approved with bipartisan majorities made up one of every six amendment votes in the House. Since 2011, they are only one of every 20 such votes. Below are the 18 amendments passed with bipartisan majorities in the 114th Congress. See other congresses: 102nd | 103rd | 104th | 105th | 106th | 107th | 108th | 109th | 110th | 111th | 112th | 113th | 115th | 116th | 117th | 118th

Date	Amendment	Bill	Yes-No
September 28, 2016	Joyce of Ohio Amendment No. 15	H R 5303	407-18
September 14, 2016	Duffy of Wisconsin Amendment No. 21	H R 5620	423-1
September 14, 2016	Takano of California Amendment No. 20	H R 5620	421-0
September 14, 2016	Takano of California Amendment No. 19	H R 5620	421-1
September 14, 2016	Takano of California Amendment No. 15	H R 5620	426-0
July 7, 2016	Gallego of Arizona Amendment No. 68	H R 5485	409-14
November 5, 2015	Neugebauer of Texas Part B Adt. No. 18 to Senate Adt. to the Text	H R 22	354-72
October 9, 2015	Messer of Indiana Part B Amendment No. 6	H R 702	419-0
October 9, 2015	Messer of Indiana Part B Amendment No. 5	H R 702	414-1
September 25, 2015	Grijalva of Arizona Amendment No. 3	H R 348	320-88
July 8, 2015	Hurd of Texas Part B Amendment No. 31	H R 5	424-2
July 8, 2015	Zeldin of New York Part B Amendment No. 30	H R 5	373-57
June 10, 2015	Forbes of Virginia Amendment	H R 2685	321-111
June 3, 2015	Third Massie of Kentucky Amendment	H R 2578	383-43
June 2, 2015	Lujan Grisham of New Mexico Amendment	H R 2578	417-10
May 15, 2015	Rohrabacher of California Amendment No. 23	H R 1735	413-1
April 23, 2015	Jackson Lee of Texas Part B Amendment No. 10	H R 1731	405-8
April 22, 2015	Mulvaney of South Carolina Part A Amendment No. 4	H R 1560	313-110

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