US House Approves $300 Million In Funding for The Ukraine

Cafe 76 September 29, 2023

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy in September 2022 Wikimedia Commons

The US House of Representatives voted 311 to 117 to approve additional funding for the Ukraine late Thursday evening. The funding is part of a much larger Defense appropriations package.

Here is a list of how the partisan divide went followed by a list of those Republicans voting for the $300 million in Ukraine funding.

PARTY	YEAS	NAYS	NOT VOTING
Republican	101	117	3
Democratic	210	0	2
Independent	0	0	0
Total	311	117	5

REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY	STATE	VOTE
Aderholt	Republican	Alabama	YEA
Alford	Republican	Missouri	YEA
Amodei	Republican	Nevada	YEA
Armstrong	Republican	North Dakota	YEA
Bacon	Republican	Nebraska	YEA
Baird	Republican	Indiana	YEA
Balderson	Republican	Ohio	YEA
Barr	Republican	Kentucky	YEA
Bentz	Republican	Oregon	YEA
Bergman	Republican	Michigan	YEA
Bice	Republican	Oklahoma	YEA
Buck	Republican	Colorado	YEA
Bucshon	Republican	Indiana	YEA
Calvert	Republican	California	YEA
Chavez-DeRemer	Republican	Oregon	YEA
Ciscomani	Republican	Arizona	YEA
Cole	Republican	Oklahoma	YEA
Crenshaw	Republican	Texas	YEA
D’Esposito	Republican	New York	YEA
DesJarlais	Republican	Tennessee	YEA
Diaz-Balart	Republican	Florida	YEA
Duarte	Republican	California	YEA
Dunn (FL)	Republican	Florida	YEA
Ellzey	Republican	Texas	YEA
Emmer	Republican	Minnesota	YEA
Ferguson	Republican	Georgia	YEA
Fitzpatrick	Republican	Pennsylvania	YEA
Fleischmann	Republican	Tennessee	YEA
Flood	Republican	Nebraska	YEA
Foxx	Republican	North Carolina	YEA
Gallagher	Republican	Wisconsin	YEA
Garbarino	Republican	New York	YEA
Gimenez	Republican	Florida	YEA
Granger	Republican	Texas	YEA
Graves (MO)	Republican	Missouri	YEA
Grothman	Republican	Wisconsin	YEA
Guthrie	Republican	Kentucky	YEA
Harris	Republican	Maryland	YEA
Hill	Republican	Arkansas	YEA
Hudson	Republican	North Carolina	YEA
Huizenga	Republican	Michigan	YEA
Issa	Republican	California	YEA
James	Republican	Michigan	YEA
Johnson (OH)	Republican	Ohio	YEA
Johnson (SD)	Republican	South Dakota	YEA
Joyce (OH)	Republican	Ohio	YEA
Kean (NJ)	Republican	New Jersey	YEA
Kiggans (VA)	Republican	Virginia	YEA
Kiley	Republican	California	YEA
Kim (CA)	Republican	California	YEA
Kustoff	Republican	Tennessee	YEA
LaMalfa	Republican	California	YEA
Lamborn	Republican	Colorado	YEA
Latta	Republican	Ohio	YEA
Lawler	Republican	New York	YEA
Lee (FL)	Republican	Florida	YEA
Lesko	Republican	Arizona	YEA
Lucas	Republican	Oklahoma	YEA
Luetkemeyer	Republican	Missouri	YEA
Malliotakis	Republican	New York	YEA
McCarthy	Republican	California	YEA
McCaul	Republican	Texas	YEA
McClintock	Republican	California	YEA
McCormick	Republican	Georgia	YEA
McHenry	Republican	North Carolina	YEA
Miller (OH)	Republican	Ohio	YEA
Molinaro	Republican	New York	YEA
Moore (UT)	Republican	Utah	YEA
Newhouse	Republican	Washington	YEA
Obernolte	Republican	California	YEA
Reschenthaler	Republican	Pennsylvania	YEA
Rodgers (WA)	Republican	Washington	YEA
Rogers (AL)	Republican	Alabama	YEA
Rogers (KY)	Republican	Kentucky	YEA
Rose	Republican	Tennessee	YEA
Rouzer	Republican	North Carolina	YEA
Rutherford	Republican	Florida	YEA
Salazar	Republican	Florida	YEA
Scalise	Republican	Louisiana	YEA
Schweikert	Republican	Arizona	YEA
Scott, Austin	Republican	Georgia	YEA
Sessions	Republican	Texas	YEA
Simpson	Republican	Idaho	YEA
Smith (NE)	Republican	Nebraska	YEA
Smith (NJ)	Republican	New Jersey	YEA
Smucker	Republican	Pennsylvania	YEA
Spartz	Republican	Indiana	YEA
Steel	Republican	California	YEA
Stefanik	Republican	New York	YEA
Steil	Republican	Wisconsin	YEA
Strong	Republican	Alabama	YEA
Thompson (PA)	Republican	Pennsylvania	YEA
Turner	Republican	Ohio	YEA
Valadao	Republican	California	YEA
Wagner	Republican	Missouri	YEA
Walberg	Republican	Michigan	YEA
Waltz	Republican	Florida	YEA
Westerman	Republican	Arkansas	YEA
Wilson (SC)	Republican	South Carolina	YEA
Womack	Republican	Arkansas	YEA
Yakym	Republican	Indiana	YEA