Representatives Supporting Ceasefire

Updates sourced primarily from @prem_thakker’s Twitter updates.

Representatives

Key

* Statement made, but no legislative action formalizing ceasefire or publicly known confrontation of Biden yet made.

† Rep. Escobar was appointed in April 2023 to be part of Biden’s 2024 reelection campaign, along with Sen. Chris Coons (D, DE), Rep. Lisa Blunt-Rochester (D, DE at-large), Rep. Jim Clyburn (D, SC-6), Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D, IL), Jeffrey Katzenberg (former chair of Walt Disney Studios currently advocating for AI to replace animators), and Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D, MI). I have not yet been able to verify if Rep. Escobar is still part of the reelection campaign.

‡ Cosponsored H.Res. 771: Standing with Israel as it defends itself against the barbaric war launched by Hamas and other terrorists. Passed October 25, 2023.

“No” votes:

  • Thomas Massie (R, KY-4)
  • Jamaal Bowman (D, NY-16)
  • Cori Bush (D, MO-1)
  • André Carson (D, IN-7)
  • Al Green (D, TX-9)
  • Summer Lee (D, PA-12)
  • Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D, NY-14)
  • Ilhan Omar (D, MN-5)
  • Delia Ramirez (D, IL-3)
  • Rashida Tlaib (D, MI-12)

○ Voted “Present” on H.Res. 771. See also: “Voting Present as a Legislative Tactic” by Mark Strand & Tim Lang (April 2, 2013 for Congressional Institute) for more context on what a “present” vote can mean.

◊ See report “Rep. Betty McCollum Leads Effort to Block Israel from Using U.S. Aid to Destroy Palestinian Homes” by Alex Kane (April 14, 2021 in The Intercept) on prior efforts by Rep. McCollum in Palestine and report “Calls for a Ceasefire Get Little Traction in Congress” by Alex Kane (October 27, 2023 in Jewish Currents) for more background on representatives’ track records and language use.

✦ There has only been one Israel-related resolution in the Senate since October 7, 2023: S.Res. 417: A resolution standing with Israel against terrorism, introduced October 19, 2023. The resolution was unanimously passed by the 97 of 100 Senators in attendance. Dick Durbin (D-IL) did not vote. No press or tweets yet found explaining Durbin’s absence.

Sources

Legislation

H.Res. 786: Calling for an immediate deescalation and cease-fire in Israel and occupied Palestine.

Govtrack page for H.Res. 786 showing cosponsors
Cosponsors of H.Res. 786 as of November 9, 2023 from <govtrack.us>
List of cosponsors 
Introduced October 16, 2023

Representative                      Date joined
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Bush, Cori [D-MO1]                  Primary Sponsor 	
Jackson, Jonathan [D-IL1]           Original Cosponsor 	
Bowman, Jamaal [D-NY16]             Original Cosponsor 	
Carson, André [D-IN7]               Original Cosponsor 	
García, Jesús “Chuy” [D-IL4]        Original Cosponsor 	
Lee, Summer [D-PA12]                Original Cosponsor 	
Ocasio-Cortez, Alexandria [D-NY14]  Original Cosponsor 	
Omar, Ilhan [D-MN5]                 Original Cosponsor 	
Pressley, Ayanna [D-MA7]            Original Cosponsor 	
Ramirez, Delia [D-IL3]              Original Cosponsor 	
Tlaib, Rashida [D-MI12]             Original Cosponsor 	
Velázquez, Nydia [D-NY7]            Original Cosponsor 	
Watson Coleman, Bonnie [D-NJ12]     Original Cosponsor 	
Casar, Gregorio [D-TX35]            Oct 18, 2023 	
Jayapal, Pramila [D-WA7]            Oct 18, 2023 	
Lee, Barbara [D-CA12]               Oct 18, 2023 	
Adams, Alma [D-NC12]                Oct 19, 2023 	
Frost, Maxwell [D-FL10]             Oct 20, 2023

Letters

Children’s Rights

Letter to President Biden & Secretary Blinken on the rights of children in Gaza, dated November 15, 2023, as archived on Rep. Pressley’s website and as first reported by David Smith in The Guardian.

Press Releases

Jamie Raskin press release
Press release by Jamie Raskin <raskin.house.gov>
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Statement of Congressman Jamie Raskin, November 17, 2023

November 17, 2023

Washington, DC – Today Congressman Jamie Raskin (MD-08) released the following statement calling for the immediate release of the 239 hostages captured by Hamas, an end to the violence in Israel, Gaza and the West Bank, and a forward-looking strategy to ensure peace and security for all people in the region.

“Now is the time for American strategic, diplomatic and political leadership to press for a breakthrough change in the relentless and dangerous dynamics of war and violence. The world has seen enough death and destruction.

“We must work with Israel and all our democratic allies, as well as the United Nations, to end the horrific carnage of this war that began on October 7, 2023, with Hamas’s vicious terrorist attack. We must establish the framework for a just and durable peace and the democratic reconstruction of the region.

“The multilateral negotiations taking place right now under the auspices of Qatar should be a first step towards a forward-looking strategy providing hope for peace, justice, and the end of terrorism. In order to succeed, the world must accomplish these basic components:

  1. The immediate release of all 239 hostages being unlawfully held by Hamas (and other terrorist groups).
  2. The immediate cessation of hostilities against any civilian targets in order to save the lives of endangered women, children, infants and other noncombatants.
  3. A mutually agreed-upon bilateral humanitarian pause or mutually agreed-upon ceasefire to provide for a “global humanitarian surge” of aid to hundreds of thousands of displaced and suffering innocent civilians throughout Gaza.
  4. The removal of Hamas from operational control of Gaza and the initiation of multilateral negotiations, which include the Palestinian Authority, to arrive at the long sought-after but much-derailed two-state solution, focused on the creation of a democratic sovereign Palestinian state and the reinforcement of the security of a democratic Israel, both with safe and permanent borders. This should be accompanied by the initiation of indictments and prosecutions of the planners and perpetrators of the terrorist violence of October 7.
  5. A Marshall Plan-style global reconstruction effort channeling the energies and resources of the world not into violence and war but into peace, social and municipal rebuilding of devastated areas in Gaza and Israel, and a renewed investment in education, health, social welfare and the rule of law to nourish the growth of democracy in the Middle East.

“We live in a time of extraordinary challenge and difficulty. The world needs a lot more hope and vision to break the cycles of violence and hatred that have cost thousands of lives just this month.

“It is natural for all of us to feel helpless before the magnitude of all this violence and suffering. But we must not despair. We must instead do whatever we can to stand by the rule of law and to work together for peace and security for all.”

Don Beyer press release
Press release by Don Beyer <beyer.house.gov>
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Beyer Statement On Negotiations For Ceasefire And Release Of Hostages

Washington, November 15, 2023

Rep. Don Beyer (D-VA) today issued the following statement on reported negotiations in Qatar coordinated by American officials for an agreement that would see a temporary ceasefire in Gaza, the release of Israeli hostages, and the delivery of humanitarian aid to Palestinian civilians:

“I support negotiations seeking a deal on a ceasefire in exchange for the release of hostages.

“While the immediate goal of these negotiations is to secure the release of hostages and provide urgently needed humanitarian assistance, I believe the next step should be using an initial truce to build a more durable ceasefire to secure the release of all hostages, an end to attacks on Israel, the protection of civilian lives in Gaza, and an end to the appalling loss of life from this conflict.

“Ultimately, a ceasefire should be used to pave the way for negotiations on a new political and security architecture for Gaza that allows Palestinians and Israelis to live in peace, security, and dignity. That is the objective American foreign policy should pursue.”

Beyer previously served as United States Ambassador to Switzerland and Liechtenstein during the Obama Administration.

Maxine Waters press release
Press release by Maxine Waters <iqconnect.house.gov>
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For Immediate Release:
November 3, 2023

ca43.press@mail.house.gov

Congresswoman Maxine Waters Calls for an Immediate Cease-fire in Gaza.

Washington, D.C. – Today Congresswoman Maxine Waters (D-CA), Ranking Member of the Financial Services Committee, released the following statement:

“I call for an immediate cease-fire in Gaza. A war has been raging between Israel and Hamas. Hamas struck Israel with a terror attack on October 7th. One thousand four hundred Israelis died, and Israel was shocked and outraged by this deadly terrorist attack. Israel responded and to date, over ten thousand Palestinians have been killed. According to Save the Children, “more children have been killed in the last three weeks in Gaza,” than have died in the last three years of all other global conflicts (3,600). In comparison, “2,985 children were killed across two dozen war zones throughout all of last year.” [1] The catastrophic civilian death toll in Gaza and Israel stands to inflame the entire region and could possibly further involve Hezbollah and Iran. The United States of America must work to seek a cease-fire as soon as possible. The bloodshed must stop! As a member of Congress and as a supporter of Israel, who has signed a congressional resolution reiterating my support of Israel, I sincerely believe there must be humanitarian support for the civilian population of both Israel and Gaza. The people of Gaza desperately need water, food, medicine, and fuel NOW. There must be negotiations for the release of all hostages, NOW. Hamas must cease all attacks on Israel, and Israel must cease all attacks on Gaza. The killing of civilians must stop, and the U.S. must provide leadership in seeking and working for peaceful solutions to this devastating time in the history of our world.”

[1] https://apnews.com/article/israel-hamas-11-1-2023-children-killed-4a352398b32887e60a658e0270f0a021

Al Green press release
Press release by Al Green <algreen.house.gov>
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Congressman Al Green Explained Why He Is Calling for A Ceasefire Against the Killing of Innocent Palestinian Civilian Men, Women, and Especially Children

November 1, 2023   Press Release

(Houston, Texas) — On Wednesday, November 1, 2023, Congressman Al Green explained why he is calling for a ceasefire against the killing of innocent Palestinian civilian men, women, and especially children. A copy of his statement is below:

And still I rise. Today I stand before you with a heavy heart, burdened with great sadness. Today I’m responding to a moral imperative driven by the dictates of conscience. My conscience dictates that I continue to condemn the hate driven speech and violence being perpetrated against Jews.

On October 8th, 2023, I tweeted on the “X” platform.: “Former Majority Leader @RepStenyHoyer is right: ‘Jews must have the right to live safely & securely in their ancestral homeland. In this terrifying hour, I stand with them & condemn this heinous, terror attack in the strongest possible terms.”

On October 17th, 2023, I signed onto (cosponsored) H.Res.793 - Calling on Hamas to immediately release hostages taken during the October 2023 attack on Israel. The Resolution: Condemns Hamas for its brutal attack on Israel; Condemns Hamas for the taking of hostages; Condemns Hamas for threats made against hostages; Demands that Hamas immediately release all hostages and return them to safety; Recognizes that the taking of hostages is a violation of international humanitarian law; and Expresses sympathy to the hostages, wounded, deceased, and their families for this travesty to justice and personal hardship. Click here to read a copy of the resolution.

Driven by the dictates of conscience, I have defended the Jewish people and Israel on the floor of the House of Representatives. I have proclaimed publicly and believe that Israel is real and has a right to exist. Since being seated in Congress in 2005, I have supported funds to Israel in furtherance of a two-state Israel and Palestinian peace solution. While I support Israel’s right to exist and defend itself against Hamas. I cannot, in good conscience, support the killing of many thousands of Palestinians in a war that has not been declared against Palestine.

Today, with a heavy heart and a moral imperative driven by conscience, I am calling for a ceasefire against the killing of innocent Palestinian civilian men, women, and especially children - like Israel, they too are real and have a right to live.

Joaquin Castro press release
Press release by Joaquin Castro <castro.house.gov>. Superseded by Children’s Rights letter.
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October 17, 2023

Castro, Casar, Escobar, McGovern, Lee, Jayapal, García Call for Ceasefire to Protect Civilians

WASHINGTON – Today, Representative Joaquin Castro (TX-20) issued the following statement calling for an immediate ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, or, at minimum, a temporary cessation of all hostilities in Israel and Gaza to protect civilians. The statement was issued alongside Texas Representatives Greg Casar (TX-35) and Veronica Escobar (TX-16) and Representatives James P. McGovern (MA-02), Barbara Lee (CA-12), Pramila Jayapal (WA-07), and Jesús “Chuy” García (IL-04).

“We remain outraged by the horrific terror attacks carried out by Hamas against Israeli civilians. We are also deeply alarmed by the rising civilian death toll in both Israel and Gaza, including nearly 1,400 Israelis and 3,000 Palestinians. This is a moment that calls for moral and strategic clarity. That is why we believe that the United States must help achieve an immediate ceasefire, or at minimum, a temporary cessation of all hostilities that stops the threats to civilians in Israel and Gaza.

“Let us be clear: our call for a ceasefire should not be mistaken as a lack of support for the protection of the people of Israel. To the contrary, it is because of our dedication to the safety of both Israelis and Palestinians that we seek a path forward without further escalating the toll of civilian dead and injured.

“A cessation of hostilities will allow for the negotiation of the immediate and safe return of all hostages, including Americans, and the delivery of essential humanitarian aid under international auspices. Hamas can and must be stopped and the security of Israel must be guaranteed without the killing of thousands more Palestinian and Israeli civilians. There is a different path. In this devastating time, the United States must lead the way forward.”

Jim McGovern press release
Press release by Jim McGovern <mcgovern.house.gov>. Superseded by Children’s Rights letter.
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McGovern, Jayapal, Casar, Lee, Castro, Escobar, García Release Statement Calling for Ceasefire

Washington, October 17, 2023
Tags: Foreign Policy

WASHINGTON – U.S. Representatives James P. McGovern (MA-02), Pramila Jayapal (WA-07), Greg Casar (TX-35), Barbara Lee (CA-12), Joaquin Castro (TX-20), Veronica Escobar (TX-16), and Jesús G. “Chuy” García (IL-04) are releasing the following statement calling for an immediate ceasefire, or at minimum, a temporary cessation of all hostilities in Israel and Gaza to save civilian lives:

“We remain outraged by the horrific terror attacks carried out by Hamas against Israeli civilians. We are also deeply alarmed by the rising civilian death toll in both Israel and Gaza, including nearly 1,400 Israelis and 3,000 Palestinians. This is a moment that calls for moral and strategic clarity. That is why we believe that the United States must help achieve an immediate ceasefire, or at minimum, a temporary cessation of all hostilities that stops the threats to civilians in Israel and Gaza.

“Let us be clear: our call for a ceasefire should not be mistaken as a lack of support for the protection of the people of Israel. To the contrary, it is because of our dedication to the safety of both Israelis and Palestinians that we seek a path forward without further escalating the toll of civilian dead and injured.

“A cessation of hostilities will allow for the negotiation of the immediate and safe return of all hostages, including Americans, and the delivery of essential humanitarian aid under international auspices. Hamas can and must be stopped and the security of Israel must be guaranteed without the killing of thousands more Palestinian and Israeli civilians. There is a different path. In this devastating time, the United States must lead the way forward.”

Betty McCollum press release
Press release by Betty McCollum <mccollum.house.gov>. Superseded by Children’s Rights letter.
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McCollum Urges President Biden to Facilitate Ceasefire

October 17, 2023 • Press Release

Congresswoman Betty McCollum (DFL-Minn.), Ranking Member of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense, released the following statement today:

“I strongly support President Biden’s decision to travel to Israel at this critical time. I urge him to use this visit to begin facilitating a ceasefire among all parties to prevent the loss of more innocent lives in Israel and Gaza. However, a ceasefire cannot be one-sided. That includes Israel, Hamas, Hezbollah, and other parties. The international community must work together to restore the delivery of food, water, power, and medical supplies to Gaza.

“All people deserve safety and security – and in the wake of the heinous attacks by Hamas, the violence that has followed, and the suffering of Palestinian civilians in Gaza, the only sustainable path forward is one where international human rights and international law are at the forefront.”

Reporting

CNN via Twitter/The New Republic

The New Republic reporting on Durbin
Reporting from The New Republic
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Edith Olmsted / November 2, 2023 / 9:17 a.m. ET

The First U.S. Senator Has Officially Called for a Cease-Fire in Gaza

The second-highest-ranking Democrat in the Senate made a bold statement.

Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images

Senator Dick Durbin is officially the first U.S. senator to call for a cease-fire in Gaza—26 days into a brutal airstrike campaign by the Israeli military which, as of Thursday, has killed over 9,000 Palestinians in Gaza, according to Palestinian health officials.

During an interview with CNN’s Poppy Harlow on Thursday morning, the second-highest-ranking Democrat in the Senate was asked if he believed there should be a cease-fire.

“Is a cease-fire needed now?” Harlow asked.

“I think it is,” Durbin said. “At least, under the context of both sides agreeing.”

The Illinois senator described what would need to be a “good faith” effort by both Hamas and Israel, leading to the immediate release of Israeli hostages by Hamas and “conversation between the Israelis and the Palestinians.”

“Let’s face it, this has gone on for decades. Whatever the rationale for the beginning, it has now reached an intolerable level,” Durbin said.

Durbin said he has not yet communicated his beliefs to President Biden, whose administration is actively avoiding calls for a cease-fire. Durbin joins the ranks of 23 members of Congress who have expressed the need for a cease-fire.

Video of CNN segment tweeted by @_waleedshahid

VTDigger

Article for VTDigger by Rep. Balint <vtdigger.org>

Tweets

Tweeted on November 17, 2023 by @RepRobertGarcia
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“I support negotiations to release all the hostages to secure a lasting ceasefire in Israel and Gaza.

Any deal must ensure that humanitarian assistance reaches the Palestinian people directly, and achieves both an end to the attacks on Israel by Hamas, and the protection of civilian life in Gaza.

Palestinian lives and Israeli lives have the same value. The Palestinian people deserve self determination and security. Israel has a right to defend itself and the Israeli people deserve to live without terrorism or harm.

The United States must be committed to peace and stability in the region, to fighting antisemitism and Islamophobia, and to rebuilding Gaza in partnership with the international community.”

Tweeted on November 17, 2023 by @RepGaramendi
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Garamendi releases statement on ceasefire negotiations and hostage release

November 17, 2023

“I support negotiations aimed at achieving a ceasefire in Gaza in exchange for the release of Israeli hostages, as well as the expedited delivery of humanitarian assistance to civilians in Gaza.

“I share in the enormous concern, empathy, and grief in California’s 8th District and around the world about the horrific loss of life in this conflict. While daily pauses have been a positive first step, additional steps to meet the critical need for humanitarian assistance for Palestinians in Gaza are crucial. These critical negotiations bring us closer to securing the release of Israeli hostages and defeating Hamas. Importantly, these discussions advance efforts to build a stable ceasefire solution to end the terrible loss of life the region has suffered.

“As ceasefire negotiations continue, we must not lose sight of our objective to achieve long-lasting peace in the region for both Israelis and Palestinians to live with dignity, safety, and security.”

John Garamendi

Tweeted on November 17, 2023 by @RepDeSaulnier
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To protect innocent lives and allow for much-needed humanitarian aid into Gaza, I am calling for a negotiated ceasefire that would require the safe return of hostages taken by Hamas and allow for critical aid to flow. Hamas also needs to be brought to justice for the October 7th attack on Israel. This is a necessary first step to ensure that both Israelis and Palestinians are safe, and should be used as a baseline toward a political resolution that achieves lasting peace, security, and dignity for Israelis and Palestinians.

Tweeted on November 17, 2023 by @RepGabeVasquez
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I support working towards a ceasefire agreement that includes the safe return of all hostages and the delivery of critical humanitarian aid. We cannot tolerate or condone acts of violence or terrorism that threaten peace, stability, and the lives of innocent people worldwide. I strongly condemn Hamas and its actions that have brought suffering to Israeli and Palestinian communities.

We need to find immediate solutions that ensure a lasting, effective ceasefire, the release of hostages, and the safety of Israel and countless innocent Gazans. We have lost too many innocent lives.

As a member of the House Armed Services Committee, I stand in support of the Administration’s diplomatic efforts to end the violence and loss of innocent civilians’ lives. A ceasefire should serve to lay the groundwork for meaningful, effective negotiations that must take place now to ensure Palestinians and Israelis can live safely in a peaceful future.

Tweeted on November 16, 2023 by @RepBeccaB
Tweeted on November 8, 2023 by @RepKweisiMfume
Tweeted on November 7, 2023 by @RepMaxineWaters
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For Immediate Release:
November 3, 2023

ca43.press@mail.house.gov

Congresswoman Maxine Waters Calls for an Immediate Cease-fire in Gaza.

Washington, D.C. – Today Congresswoman Maxine Waters (D-CA), Ranking Member of the Financial Services Committee, released the following statement:

“I call for an immediate cease-fire in Gaza. A war has been raging between Israel and Hamas. Hamas struck Israel with a terror attack on October 7th. One thousand four hundred Israelis died, and Israel was shocked and outraged by this deadly terrorist attack. Israel responded and to date, over ten thousand Palestinians have been killed. According to Save the Children, “more children have been killed in the last three weeks in Gaza,” than have died in the last three years of all other global conflicts (3,600). In comparison, “2,985 children were killed across two dozen war zones throughout all of last year.” [1] The catastrophic civilian death toll in Gaza and Israel stands to inflame the entire region and could possibly further involve Hezbollah and Iran. The United States of America must work to seek a cease-fire as soon as possible. The bloodshed must stop! As a member of Congress and as a supporter of Israel, who has signed a congressional resolution reiterating my support of Israel, I sincerely believe there must be humanitarian support for the civilian population of both Israel and Gaza. The people of Gaza desperately need water, food, medicine, and fuel NOW. There must be negotiations for the release of all hostages, NOW. Hamas must cease all attacks on Israel, and Israel must cease all attacks on Gaza. The killing of civilians must stop, and the U.S. must provide leadership in seeking and working for peaceful solutions to this devastating time in the history of our world.”

[1] https://apnews.com/article/israel-hamas-11-1-2023-children-killed-4a352398b32887e60a658e0270f0a021

Tweeted on October 16, 2023 by @RepCori
Tweeted on October 17, 2023 by @NydiaVelazquez
Tweeted on November 8, 2023 by @RepCasar

Group photo supporting H.Res. 786

November 8, 2023

Group photo of reps
Group photo released November 8, 2023. All representatives in photo except Nydia Velázquez and Pramila Jayapal tagged in Rep. Greg Casar’s tweet of photo. Photographer unknown. Annotated by S. Qiouyi Lu.

Censure of Rep. Rashida Tlaib

On November 8, 2023, the House voted to censure Rep. Rashida Tlaib, the only Palestinian-American representative of Congress, for her criticism of Israel.

Here are the cosponsors of the censure resolution, the Democrats who voted for it, and the Republicans who voted against it, sourced from govtrack, again with major cities to help readers orient themselves geographically. I have also included those who abstained under separate headings.

Representatives whose names are preceded with a ☛ symbol were among the House members who attempted a coup by signing an amicus brief to allow a lawsuit by the state of Texas that would attempt to overturn the results of the 2020 election, according to ProPublica.

All listed representatives are up for reelection in 2024.

Cosponsors of H.Res. 845: Censuring Representative Rashida Tlaib for promoting false narratives regarding the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel and for calling for the destruction of the state of Israel.

The representatives who put forth this resolution, sourced from govtrack.

  • Rich McCormick (R, GA-6, Roswell; primary sponsor)
  • Darrell Issa (R, CA-48, Temecula)
  • Troy Nehls (R, TX-22, El Campo)
  • ☛ Jefferson Van Drew (R, NJ-2, Atlantic City)
  • Mark Alford (R, MO-4, Warrensburg)
  • ☛ Jack Bergman (R, MI-1, Houghton)
  • Dusty Johnson (R, SD, at-large)
  • Nicholas Langworthy (R, NY-23, Concord)
  • Max Miller (R, OH-7, Wooster)
  • Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R, IA-1, Iowa City)
  • Beth Van Duyne (R, TX-24, North Richland Hills)
  • Derrick Van Orden (R, WI-3, Eau Claire)
  • ☛ Joe Wilson (R, SC-2, Lexington)

Democrats who voted YES to censure

  • Steve Cohen (D, TN-9, Memphis)
  • Jim Costa (D, CA-21, Fresno)
  • Angie Craig (D, MN-2, Twin Cities)
  • Donald Davis (D, NC-1, Greenville)
  • Lois Frankel (D, FL-22, Boynton Beach)
  • Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (D, WA-3, Vancouver)
  • Jared Golden (D, ME-2, Bangor)
  • Dan Goldman (D, NY-10, New York City)
  • Josh Gottheimer (D, NJ-5, Hackensack)
  • Greg Landsman (D, OH-1, Cincinnati)
  • Susie Lee (D, NV-3, Las Vegas)
  • Kathy Manning (D, NC-6, High Point)
  • Jared Moskowitz (D, FL-23, Boca Raton)
  • Wiley Nickel (D, NC-13, Raleigh)
  • Chris Pappas (D, NH-1, Manchester)
  • Patrick Ryan (D, NY-18, Poughkeepsie)
  • Brad Schneider (D, IL-10, Lake Forest)
  • Kim Schrier (D, WA-8, Eatonville)
  • Darren Soto (D, FL-9, Kissimmee)
  • Ritchie Torres (D, NY-15, New York City)
  • Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D, FL-25, Pembroke Pines)
  • Frederica Wilson (D, FL-24, Miami Beach)

Republicans who voted NO to censure

  • ☛ Ken Buck (R, CO-4, Fort Morgan; announced retirement November 2023)
  • John Duarte (R, CA-13, Merced)
  • Thomas Massie (R, KY-4, Dry Ridge)
  • ☛ Tom McClintock (R, CA-5, Modesto)

No vote

These representatives did not cast a vote, most likely because they were absent, usually due to medical issues, major life events, or running for other office positions.

Present

  • Donald Norcross (D, NJ-1, Camden)
  • Abigail Spanberger (D, VA-7, Fredericksburg)
  • Susan Wild (D, PA-7, Allentown)
  • David Joyce (R, OH-14, Warren)

Additional resolutions to censure Rep. Tlaib

Changelog

November 17, 2023

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