Bills · H.R. 2347 · Roll call 258

On the Motion to Proceed Motion to proceedA vote on whether the Senate should begin considering a measure, usually offered by the majority leader when senators won't agree to take it up by unanimous consent. Passing it only opens debate; it is not a vote on the measure itself.Senate glossary: motion to proceed to consider ↗ — H.R. 2347 Survivor Justice Tax Prevention Act

Senate · 119th Congress, 2nd session · Roll call 258 · 11/10/26 Procedural

Result
Motion to Proceed Agreed to

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