Juan Ciscomani

[Congressional biography]

Born: August 31, 1982 in Hermosillo, Mexico

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Key House Vote Data for Juan Ciscomani in 2023

Date	Subject	Result	Conserv. Position	Ciscomani Voted
2023-01-10	Creating a Select Subcommittee to Combat the Weaponization of the Federal Government [HRES12]	Passed (221-211)
This resolution sponsored by Rep. Jordan (R-OH) creates a select subcommittee on the weaponization of the federal government. The subcommittee is tasked with investigating how the executive branch has worked with private sector and non-profit entities to take action against American citizens. CPAC has grave concerns about the government targeting its citizens and supported the creation of this committee.
2023-01-11	Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act [HR26]	Passed (220-210)
This bill sponsored by Rep. Wagner (R-MO), known as the "Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Act", requires healthcare practitioners to provide the same standard of care that they would administer to a baby born normally to babies that are born alive in the wake of an abortion. It additionally requires medical practitioners to take such babies to an actual hospital. CPAC believes abortion is always a human tragedy, believes that infanticide is evil, and supported this bill.
2023-01-11	Opposing the Recent Attacks on Pro-Life Facilities [HCONRES3]	Passed (222-209)
This concurrent resolution sponsored by Rep. Johnson (R-LA) decries the vandalization of pro-life centers and houses of worship. It then calls upon the Biden administration to prioritize investigating and prosecuting these criminal acts. CPAC believes that the government should protect law-abiding citizens and supported this resolution.
2023-01-12	Prohibiting the Sale of Products in the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to China [HR22]	Passed (331-97)
This resolution sponsored by Rep. McMorris-Rodgers (R-WA) prohibits the Secretary of Energy from selling petroleum products from the strategic petroleum reserve to China. CPAC supports measures that hinder Communist China's progress as a dangerous force in the world and supported H.R. 22.
2023-01-27	Sacrificing U.S. Energy Needs at the Altar of the Paris Accords [HR21]	Failed (199-229)
Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) amendment to the Strategic Production Response Act would limit the U.S. plan to expand oil and gas leasing permits by disallowing new leasing in locations where doing so would be inconsistent with the goals of the Paris Climate Accords. The Paris Climate Accords is an international treaty on "climate change" that the U.S. first entered into during the Obama administration. CPAC opposes any effort to outsource policymaking to global interests and foreign bureaucrats, and opposed this amendment.
2023-01-31	Immediately Terminating the Public Health Emergency Declared Over the COVID-19 Pandemic [HR382]	Passed (220-210)
This bill sponsored by Rep. Guthrie (R-KY), known as the "Pandemic is Over Act", officially ends the COVID-19 public health emergency declared on January 31, 2020. CPAC believes that the end of this emergency should have been declared a long time ago and supported this bill.
2023-02-06	Forcing Taxpayers to Fund Graduate Students Studying Cybersecurity [HR302]	Passed (357-56)
This bill sponsored by Rep. Ross (D-NC), known as the "Energy Cybersecurity University Leadership Act", directs the Department of Energy to offer financial assistance to graduate students who are studying cybersecurity. CPAC believes that taxpayers should not be forced to fund other people's education and opposed this bill.
2023-02-08	Removing the CDC's Vaccine Mandate for Foreign Travellers [HR185]	Passed (227-201)
This bill sponsored by Rep. Massie (R-KY) annuls the CDC's "Amended Order Implementing Proclamation on Advancing the Safe Resumption of Global Travel During the COVID-19 Pandemic". This order restricted non-citizen non-immigrants from entering the United States if they were not fully vaccinated against COVID-19. The bill also prohibits the CDC from creating future orders that impose similar requirements. CPAC opposes vaccine mandates, believes that the decision to receive a vaccine should be made on a voluntary basis, and supported this bill.
2023-02-09	Overruling Washington D.C.'s Decision to Let Non-Citizens Vote [HJRES24]	Passed (260-162)
This joint resolution sponsored by Rep. Comer (R-KY) nullifies Washington D.C.'s Local Resident Voting Rights Amendment Act of 2022. The measure allowed people who were not citizens of the U.S. to vote in local elections. CPAC opposes measures that encourage election fraud, believes that only citizens should be permitted to vote, and supported this resolution.
2023-03-01	Permitting Congressional Scrutiny of All Potentially Inflationary Executive Orders [HR347]	Failed (199-226)
Roy (R-TX) amendment to the REIN-IN Act ("Reduce Exacerbated Inflation Negatively Impacting the Nation") making it easier for those performing oversight functions to scrutinize potentially inflationary executive orders. It does this by removing certain types of executive orders from the list of presidential actions that could be exempted from Congressional scrutiny. CPAC supports efforts to protect Americans against arbitrary and overreaching executive orders and supported this amendment.
2023-03-08	Impeding the Government's Efforts to Censor Medical, Religious and Political Speech [HR140]	Failed (207-223)
Perry (R-PA) amendment to the "Protecting Speech from Government Interference" Act prohibiting certain federal bureaucrats from censoring people while acting in an official capacity. CPAC opposes government censorship and supported this amendment.
2023-03-09	Disapproving the Biden Administration's Onerous New Definition of WOTUS [HJRES27]	Passed (227-198)
This Congressional Review Act resolution sponsored by Rep. Graves (R-MO) nullifies the Biden administration's new definition of "waters of the U.S." Had the executive branch been left to its own devices, the new definition would have overruled the old 2020 definition by expanding it to include certain wetlands and ephemeral waters. This measure, in turn, would have greatly increased the regulatory power of the EPA and associated entities. CPAC opposes any increase in the regulatory powers of the EPA, opposes major increases in regulatory burdens on American citizens, and supported this resolution.
2023-03-23	Protecting Pension Funds from the ESG Regime [HJRES30]	Failed (219-200)
This resolution sponsored by Rep. Barr (R-KY) nullifies the Department of Labor rule titled "Prudence and Loyalty in Selecting Plan Investments and Exercising Shareholder Rights". This rule allowed public investment managers to invest pension funds based on ESG standards and objectives. CPAC believes that financial managers should make decisions based on the financial interests of investors rather than arbitrary and irrelevant woke goals. CPAC therefore supported this resolution. (A 2/3 vote was needed to override President Biden's veto.)
2023-03-24	Terminating the Corrupt Department of Education [HR5]	Failed (161-265)
Massie (R-KY) amendment to the Parents Bill of Rights Act declaring that it is the sense of Congress that the Department of Education be terminated before the end of 2023. CPAC believes that questions about public education should be decided on a state and local level and that the federal government should stop interfering in this matter. CPAC therefore supports the termination of the Department of Education and supported this amendment.
2023-03-24	Promoting School Choice by Allowing Education Funds to Follow the Students [HR5]	Failed (113-311)
Roy (R-TX) amendment to the Parents Bill of Rights Act changing Title VIII of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 to allow certain grant funds to be used for the educational needs of individual children. CPAC supports school choice and supported this amendment.
2023-03-24	Parents Bill of Rights Act [HR5]	Passed (213-208)
This bill sponsored by Rep. Letlow (R-LA), known as the "Parents Bill of Rights Act", recognizes that parents have the primary responsibility to care for their children and are thereby entitled to know what is being taught in schools. It declares that parents have the right to review their children's school's curriculum, the right to know if the school allows males to use women's restrooms, and the right to inspect the books in the school's library. CPAC supports parental rights in education and supported this bill.
2023-03-29	Curtailing the EPA's Overregulation of Emissions [HR1]	Failed (96-336)
Perry (R-PA) amendment to the Lower Energy Costs Act repeals Section 115 of the Clean Air Act. This section allows the EPA to regulate emissions that it believes are negatively impacting other countries. CPAC supports efforts to pare down the EPA's authority in this way and supported this amendment.
2023-03-30	Lower Energy Costs Act [HR1]	Passed (225-204)
This bill sponsored by Rep. Scalise (R-LA), known as the "Lower Energy Costs Act", promotes American energy independence by revising the Biden administration's anti-energy policies and regulations. It streamlines the permitting process for energy infrastructure, prevents President Biden from banning hydraulic fracking, disapproves of Biden's cancellation of the Keystone XL Pipeline, and much more. CPAC supports American energy independence and supported this bill.
2023-04-20	Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act [HR734]	Passed (219-203)
This bill sponsored by Rep. Steube (R-FL), known as the "Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act", makes it unlawful for federally funded athletic programs and activities to allow males to compete in competitions designed for females. CPAC supports efforts to create a safe and fair environment of play in women's sports and supported this bill.
2023-05-09	Competing with Private Services in Weather Modeling [HR1715]	Passed (356-50)
This bill sponsored by Rep. Miller (R-OH), known as the "Advanced Weather Model Computing Development Act", directs the Department of Energy to research different ways to advance weather and climate modeling and prediction schemes. CPAC believes that the government should not compete with private companies in providing weather modelling services and opposed this bill.
2023-05-11	Secure the Border Act [HR2]	Passed (219-213)
This bill sponsored by Rep. Diaz-Balart (R-FL), known as the "Secure the Border Act", expands provisions barring certain people from applying for asylum, requires the DHS to resume certain planned constructions of the border wall, and requires employers to use an electronic system to verify the employment eligibility of new hires. CPAC supports efforts to enforce and strengthen federal immigration laws and supported this bill.
2023-05-30	Expanding Race- and Gender-based Federal Programs [HR2796]	Passed (309-67)
This bill sponsored by Rep. Waters (D-CA), known as the "Promoting Opportunities for Non-Traditional Capital Formation Act", calls on the Office of the Advocate for Small Business Capital Formation within the SEC to host events and create educational materials to help "underrepresented" small businesses raise capital. "Underrepresented small businesses" refer primarily to women- and minority-owned businesses. CPAC opposes racism in government decision-making processes and opposed this bill.
2023-06-13	Nullifying the ATF's Absurd Shoulder Brace Rule [HJRES44]	Passed (219-210)
This Congressional Review Act resolution sponsored by Rep. Clyde (R-GA) nullifies a rule submitted by the ATF titled "Factoring Criteria for Firearms with Attached Stabilizing Braces". This rule attempts to classify firearms with stabilizing braces as "rifles", a measure that would subject them to far stricter regulation and place millions of Americans in danger of automatically becoming felons. CPAC opposes the ATF's infringement on the Second Amendment, supports efforts to uphold Second Amendment freedoms, and supported this resolution.
2023-06-13	Ending Washington D.C.'s Anti-Police, Pro-Crime Policies [HJRES42]	Failed (233-197)
This resolution sponsored by Rep. Clyde (R-GA) nullifies Washington D.C.'s Comprehensive Policing and Justice Reform Act Amendment of 2022. This legislation siphoned off funds for police operations to pay for DEI programs and placed unnecessary restrictions on law enforcement. CPAC has long worked to make our communities safer and to improve the work of the police in achieving this end. CPAC recognizes that D.C.'s reform will have the opposite effect and therefore supported this resolution. (A 3/5 vote was needed to override President Biden's veto.)
2023-06-13	Gas Stove Protection and Freedom Act [HR1615]	Passed (248-180)
This bill sponsored by Rep. Armstrong (R-ND), known as the "Gas Stove Protection and Freedom Act", prohibits the Consumer Product Safety Commission from using federal funds to ban gas stoves or create a regulation that makes gas stoves prohibitively expensive. CPAC supports consumer choice, opposes bureaucratic meddling and supported this bill.
2023-06-14	Extending Congressional Oversight Over Bureaucratic Rules Promoting Diversity, Equity and Inclusion [HR277]	Failed (217-219)
Roy (R-TX) amendment to the REINS Act of 2023 expands the provisions within the Act to give Congress the authority to approve major rules related to DEI. CPAC opposes racist DEI programs, supports efforts to increase legislative oversight over the bureaucracy, and supported this amendment.
2023-06-14	REINS Act of 2023 [HR277]	Passed (221-210)
This bill sponsored by Rep. Cammack (R-FL), known as the "Regulations from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny Act", creates a congressional approval process for major rules proposed by executive agencies and prevents these agencies from implementing such rules until they are approved by Congress. The definition of "major rule" includes those that will have an effect on the economy of $100,000,000 or more, those that will substantially change prices for consumers, those that will badly damage U.S. business interests, or those that will greatly increase vaccination rates. CPAC supports measures that increase legislative oversight over bureaucratic rules, and supported this bill.
2023-06-15	Separation of Powers Restoration Act [HR288]	Passed (220-211)
This bill sponsored by Rep. Fitzgerald (R-WI), known as the "Separation of Powers Act", allows courts to no longer give federal bureaucrats the benefit of the doubt when Americans take executive agencies to court. CPAC supports efforts to reign in bureaucratic overreach and strengthen the separation of powers within the federal government.
2023-06-21	Cracking Down On Unconstitutional Executive Student Loan Actions [HJRES45]	Failed (221-206)
This Congressional Review Act resolution sponsored by Rep. Good (R-VA) nullifies a rule promulgated by the Department of Education titled "One Time Federal Student Loan Debt Relief". This rule forgave $10,000 of student debt. CPAC believes that taxpayers should not be forced to pay off other people's debts, believes that this action was clearly unconstitutional, and supported this resolution. (A 2/3 vote was necessary for the bill to override President Biden's veto, but the rule was later found unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.)
2023-06-21	CHOICE Arrangement Act [HR3799]	Passed (220-209)
This bill sponsored by Rep. Hern (R-OK), known as the "CHOICE Arrangement Act", expands healthcare insurance options for small businesses and their employees. It gives small businesses the option to pay their workers in cash which workers may then use to purchase the healthcare coverage of their choice. CPAC supports measures that promote freedom in healthcare decisions and supported this bill.
2023-06-21	Censuring Adam Schiff For His Grotesque Lies to the American People [HRES521]	Passed (213-209)
This resolution sponsored by Rep. Luna (R-FL), censures Adam Schiff for lying to the American people about President Trump's relationship with Russia. Beginning in 2016, Representative Schiff repeatedly alleged that he had significant evidence that President Trump colluded with Russia to win the 2016 election. However, a special counsel created to investigate this matter found that these allegations were outright lies. CPAC opposes Representative Schiff's abuse of his office and supported this resolution.
2023-07-13	Prohibiting the Department of Defense from Paying for Abortions [HR2670]	Agreed To (221-213)
Jackson (R-TX) amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act for FY 2024 prohibiting the Secretary of Defense from using public funds to pay for abortions. CPAC believes that funds appropriated for defense purposes should be used for defense purposes, not abortions, and supported this amendment.
2023-07-13	Prohibiting the Department of Defense from Paying for Radical Gender Surgeries [HR2670]	Agreed To (222-211)
Rosendale (R-MT) amendment to the National Defense Authoization Act for FY 2024 prohibiting the military's healthcare system from covering gender reassignment surgeries or hormone replacement therapies. The amendment also prohibits the Department of Defense from paying for gender reassignment surgeries. CPAC believes that public funds should not be used to fund elective surgeries, and supported this amendment.
2023-07-13	Requiring the POTUS to Create a Plan of Action for the U.S. in Ukraine [HR2670]	Failed (129-301)
Davidson (R-OH) amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act for FY 2024 requiring the President to submit a report to Congress containing a strategy for U.S. involvement in the ongoing war in Ukraine. CPAC believes that the U.S. needs this type of plan of action, and supported this amendment.
2023-07-13	Ending DEI Hiring and Promotion Practices at the Department of Defense [HR2670]	Agreed To (214-210)
Crane (R-AZ) amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act for FY 2024 prohibiting the Department of Defense from conditioning its hiring, promotion or retention of individuals based on their participation in or affirmation of certain "race-based concepts". These concepts include those that teach that a person is inherently racist or that people should feel shame because of their race. CPAC believes that the Department of Defense should focus on defending the U.S., not promoting the left's racial ideologies, and supported this amendment.
2023-07-13	Requiring Patriotic Flags to Be Flown at Federal Facilities [HR2670]	Agreed To (218-213)
Norman (R-SC) amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act for FY 2024 stating that only the American flag, state flags, military service flags and a selection of other flags may be flown at federal facilities. CPAC supports efforts to promote patriotism in the federal government and supported this amendment.
2023-07-13	Scrutinizing the "Countering Extremism Working Group" [HR2670]	Agreed To (218-213)
Hageman (R-WY) amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act of FY 2024 requiring that the documents and correspondence of the "Countering Extremism Working Group" be made available to the Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government and the Committee on Armed Services. This group is tasked with combating ideologies that the government deems "extreme" among the ranks of the U.S. military. CPAC recognizes that this group is a weapon deployed by the government to attack conservative members of the military, believes that it is deserving of thorough scrutiny, and supported this amendment.
2023-07-19	Wasting Money on Green R&D Programs for Plane Engines [HR3935]	Failed (127-308)
Perry (R-PA) amendment to the Securing Growth and Robust Leadership in American Aviation Act which cuts out the Continuous Lower Energy, Emissions and Noise Program (CLEEN). Under this program, the FAA partners with airline companies to develop "greener" and more efficient engines by contributing funds to airline research and development projects. CPAC believes that the government should refrain from subsidizing favored industries with taxpayer dollars, and supported this amendment.
2023-07-26	Cutting an Increase in Funding for the NATO Security Investment Program [HR4366]	Failed (83-347)
Greene (R-GA) amendment to the Consolidated Appropriations Act for FY 2024 cutting the $73,000,000 funding increase for the NATO Security Investment Program. CPAC believes that President Trump's strategy of conditioning increases in funding for NATO on the choice of other countries to contribute their fair share to its budget is the best strategy for dealing with the organization. CPAC therefore supported this amendment as a way of driving nations to contribute more to NATO's security infrastructure.
2023-07-27	Cracking Down on the Government's Abuse of the Endangered Species List [SJRES9]	Passed (221-206)
This Congressional Review Act resolution sponsored by Sen. Marshall (R-KS) nullifies a rule created by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service titled "Endangered and Threatened Wildlife and Plants; Lesser Prairie-Chicken; Threatened Status with Section 4(d) Rule for the Northern Distinct Population Segment and Endangered Status for the Southern Distinct Population Status". The rule places the Lesser Prairie-Chicken on the endangered species list and extends various protections to it. CPAC recognizes that the endangered species list has been used by left-wing environmental radicals to stop economic development. In the case of the Lesser Prairie-Chicken, its "endangerment" has helped bolster opposition to the Keystone XL pipeline, a project particularly hated by the environmental left. CPAC opposes the abuse of the endangered species list in this way and supported this resolution.
2023-09-14	Protecting Consumers Against Radical Bans on Gas-Powered Cars [HR1435]	Passed (222-190)
This bill sponsored by Rep. Joyce (R-PA), known as the "Preserving Choice in Vehicle Purchases Act", prohibits the EPA from authorizing a state to adopt a regulation prohibiting or limiting the sale of a new type of motor vehicle if the regulation is being set because of the vehicle's use of an internal combustion engine. The bill also requires the EPA to revoke authorizations issued after January 1, 2022 that allowed for states to enact such regulations. CPAC supports efforts to preserve consumer choice in the motor vehicle market and supported this bill.
2023-09-27	Stripping Appropriations for the USDA's Rental Assistance Program [HR4368]	Failed (89-341)
Brecheen (R-OK) amendment to the Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration and Related Agencies Act for FY 2024 eliminating funding for the USDA's rental assistance program. This program provides payments to USDA-financed rural and farm labor housing project owners to support low-income tenants. CPAC believes that taxpayers should not be forced to pay for other people's rent, and supported this amendment.
2023-09-27	Striking Out Funding for the Left's "Climate Corps" [HR4368]	Agreed To (217-216)
Miller (R-IL) amendment to the Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration and Related Agencies Act for FY 2024 prohibiting the funds appropriated in the bill from being used to implement the Climate Corps. The Climate Corps is a government program that seeks to combat "climate change" by training young people in career paths that will supposedly help facilitate the U.S. transition to a greener and more efficient future. CPAC believes that taxpayers should not be forced to pay for the indoctrination of young people into the left's extremist climate agenda, and supported this amendment.
2023-09-28	Eliminating Funds for USAID [HR4665]	Failed (111-315)
Perry (R-PA) amendment to the Department of State, Foreign Operations and Related Programs Appropriations Act for FY 2024 which cuts all funding to the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). USAID has, for years, been rife with inefficiency and fraud and is duplicative of other federal bureaucracies. CPAC believes that taxpayers should not be forced to continue funding this poorly managed branch of the bureaucracy, and supported this amendment.
2023-09-28	Redirecting Government Resources Away from Illegal Immigration Assistance Programs [HR4665]	Failed (121-311)
Perry (R-PA) amendment to the Department of State, Foreign Operations and Related Programs Appropriations Act for FY 2024 eliminating funding for the government's refugee and migration assistance programs. CPAC believes that these resources should instead be directed toward the well-being of American citizens, and supported this amendment.
2023-09-28	Cut Additional Funding to Ukraine [HR4665]	Failed (90-342)
Greene (R-GA) amendment to the Department of State, Foreign Operations and Related Programs Appropriations Act for FY 2024 prohibiting the federal government from using funds appropriated in the act to send aid to Ukraine. CPAC recognizes that American taxpayers have already spent over $75 billion dollars in Ukraine, a third of which has gone toward non-military expenditures. CPAC believes that President Trump's tactic of conditioning increases in funding for the U.S.' European allies on the choice of other countries to contribute their fair share to the cause at hand is an acceptable strategy moving forward, and supports this amendment as a means of pushing NATO members to contribute more to Ukraine's cause. CPAC believes that funding for the war in Ukraine should be more properly scrutinized outside of massive omnibus bills and supported this amendment as a means of encouraging this outcome.
2023-09-28	Cutting the Purse Strings of NGOs that Facilitate Illegal Immigration [HR4665]	Failed (198-232)
Gooden (R-TX) amendment to the Department of State, Foreign Operations and Related Programs Appropriations Act for FY 2024 prohibiting the government from using funds appropriated in the bill to support the International Organization for Migration's "Refugee Travel Loan Program". This NGO, alongside many other NGOs, pays to send people to the United States. CPAC believes that taxpayer funds should not be used to fund the U.S. migration crisis, and supported this amendment.
2023-09-28	Increasing Congressional Authority to Oversee Funds Sent to the U.N. [HR4665]	Failed (188-242)
Spartz (R-IN) amendment to the Department of State, Foreign Operations and Related Programs Appropriations Act for FY 2024 prohibiting the government from funding entities within the United Nations unless Congress specifically appropriates funds to those entities. CPAC recognizes that the U.N. does not represent the interests of the American taxpayer and that its organizations have been co-opted by anti-American sentiments. CPAC therefore supported this amendment.
2023-09-28	Stopping Federal Participation in the Clinton Global Initiative [HR4665]	Agreed To (218-215)
Foxx (R-NC) amendment to the Department of State, Foreign Operations and Related Programs Appropriations Act for FY 2024 prohibiting the State Department from using its resources to send federal employees to Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) events. Founded by Hillary and Bill Clinton, the CGI has supported numerous prominent leftist causes. CPAC believes that taxpayers should not be forced to pay to let public employees attend CGI conferences, and supported this amendment.
2023-09-28	Slashing All Appropriations for the UNRWA [HR4665]	Failed (213-218)
Perry (R-PA) amendment to the Department of State, Foreign Operations and Related Programs Appropriations Act for FY 2024 prohibiting the government from funding the United Nations Relief and Works Agency. The UNRWA is a welfare organization that is specifically designed to assist Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank. UNRWA schools have, for years, been a major source of antisemitism and anti-American indoctrination for the Palestinian population. CPAC believes that the federal government should not fund the work of antisemites, and supported this amendment.
2023-09-30	Temporarily Extending Pelosi's Unsustainable Spending Policies [HR5860]	Passed (335-91)
This continuing resolution sponsored by Rep. Granger (R-TX), known as the "Continuing Appropriations Act, 2024 and Other Extensions Act", allowed the government to continue spending money at its then-current levels for 45 days. CPAC opposes these extensions and the preservation of irresponsible spending policies and opposed this bill.
2023-10-17	Vote to Elect Jim Jordan as Speaker of the House of Representatives	Failed (212-220)
This roll call vote was taken in an attempt to elect Representative Jim Jordan (R-OH) as the Speaker of the House of Representatives after Kevin McCarthy was ousted from his position. CPAC acknowledges that Representative Jordan has the highest CPAC rating of all time and supported his bid to become Speaker. A 'Yes' vote was a vote for Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY).
2023-10-26	Ending Subsidies to Federally-Backed Clean Energy Demonstrations [HR4394]	Failed (135-284)
Perry (R-PA) amendment reducing funding for the Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations within the Department of Energy, a new section of the bureaucracy created by the Biden administration to push the left's climate change scams. CPAC supports all forms of energy, believes that the government should not support one form of energy over another, and supported this amendment.
2023-10-26	Cutting Wasted Funds Used to Pay for Green Heavy-Duty Vehicles [HR4394]	Failed (176-241)
Hageman (R-WY) amendment to the Energy and Water Development and Related Agencies Appropriations Act for FY 2024 prohibiting the funding of the Supertruck III program. This program helps fund the creation of low emissions medium- and heavy-duty truck and freight systems. CPAC opposes the endless funding of R&D projects that should instead be initiated by the private sector, and supported this amendment.
2023-10-26	Reducing Funding for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to 2022 Levels [HR4394]	Failed (76-335)
Rosendale (R-MT) amendment to the Energy and Water Development and Related Agencies Appropriations Act for FY 2024 reducing funding for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to 2022 levels. This amendment represents a long list of multiple amendments that also attempt to reduce overall government spending. CPAC supports efforts to reduce the size and scope of the government, and supported this amendment.
2023-11-02	Cutting 50% of the Appropriations for the Bureau of Land Management [HR4821]	Failed (144-280)
Hageman (R-WY) amendment to the Department of the Interior, Environment and Related Agencies Appropriations Act for FY 2024 reducing the amount of funds appropriated to the Bureau of Land Management by 50%. The BLM is primarily in charge of acquiring, regulating and maintaining federal lands. CPAC supports efforts to reduce funding for this bureaucracy and supported this bill.
2023-11-02	Ending Subsidies to Leftist Pet Projects [HR4821]	Failed (132-292)
Perry (R-PA) amendment to the Department of the Interior, Environment and Related Agencies Appropriations Act for FY 2024 which strikes funding in the bill for the National Endowment for the Humanities. The Endowment is a federal agency that provides grants to various leftist causes. CPAC believes that taxpayers should not be forced to fund non-essential pet projects while American families struggle with the effects of Bidenomics, and supported this amendment.
2023-11-02	Israel Security Supplemental Appropriations Act [HR6126]	Passed (226-196)
This bill sponsored by Rep. Kay Granger (R-TX), known as the "Israel Security Supplemental Appropriations Act", appropriates funds to Israel for its Iron Dome system and other defense measures. It then offsets the cost of this appropriation by reducing funds that were eventually to be appropriated to the Internal Revenue Service. CPAC supports Israel's right to defend itself, supports the lowering of funds appropriated to the IRS, and supported this bill.
2023-11-03	Withholding Funds from Left-Wing "Environmental Justice" Causes [HR4821]	Agreed To (212-204)
Roy (R-TX) amendment to the Department of the Interior, Environment and Related Agencies Appropriations Act for FY 2024 prohibiting the federal government from using funds to carry out "environmental justice activities". Environmental justice is a strand of intersectionality that seeks to combine the strictures of the left's radical climate agenda with the discrimination of its racial agenda. CPAC believes that taxpayers should not be forced to pay for either agenda, and supported this amendment.
2023-11-07	Reducing the Government's Power Over Property Owners [HR4820]	Failed (174-252)
Brecheen (R-OK) amendment to the Transportation, Housing, and Urban Development and Related Agencies Appropriations Act for FY 2024 reducing appropriations to the Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity to pre-COVID levels. CPAC recognizes that this office was significantly expanded beyond its original size in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, supports efforts to shrink it back to pre-pandemic levels, and supported this amendment.
2023-11-07	Dragging the Government Out of Community Development and Housing Initiatives [HR4820]	Failed (106-324)
Grothman (R-WI) amendment to the Transportation, Housing, and Urban Development and Related Agencies Appropriations Act for FY 2024 decreasing funding for the Community Development Fund. This fund apportions grants to local governments such that they may provide housing to low-income people. CPAC believes that taxpayers should not be forced to pay for other people's housing, and supported this amendment.
2023-11-07	Impeding the Growth of Radical Gender Policies [HR4820]	Failed (212-217)
Norman (R-SC) amendment to the Transportation, Housing, and Urban Development and Related Agencies Appropriations Act for FY 2024 prohibiting the federal government from funding the rule "Equal Access in Accordance with an Individual's Gender Identity in Community Planning and Development Programs". This rule allows transgender individuals to access the services of single-sex HUD projects if they identify as members of the sex to which the project is assigned. CPAC opposes radical gender ideology and supported this amendment.
2023-11-07	Censuring Representative Rashida Tlaib (D-MI) [HRES845]	Passed (234-188)
This resolution sponsored by Rep. Greene (R-GA) censures Representative Tlaib (D-MI) for her antisemitic remarks, her sympathy for terrorist organizations and her leadership of an unlawful demonstration at the U.S. Capitol Complex. Following the October 7 attacks on Israel, Representative Tlaib made numerous incorrect and misleading statements about the ongoing conflict. For example, she helped foster the lie that Israel had launched a rocket at the Al-Ahli Arab Hospital and killed hundreds of people. This was false. Representative Tlaib would later go on to help lead a protest inside the Cannon Rotunda in the U.S. Capitol Complex. CPAC opposes Representative Tlaib's antisemitism, further opposes her storming of the Capitol complex, and supported this resolution.
2023-11-08	Disarm the IRS by Cutting their Firearms Budget [HR4664]	Failed (187-238)
Harshbarger (R-TN) amendment to the Financial Services and General Government Appropriations Act for FY 2024 eliminating funding for firearms and ammunition for the IRS. CPAC believes that the IRS should not be armed with weapons, and supported this amendment.
2023-11-08	Checking the White House's Gender Initiatives [HR4664]	Failed (205-211)
Harshbarger (R-TN) amendment to the Financial Services and General Government Appropriations Act for FY 2024 prohibiting the bill from funding the White House Gender Policy Council. This council was created by the Biden administration to advance gender discrimination in the name of "equity" in domestic and foreign policy. CPAC opposes discrimination based on race and gender no matter how well-intentioned, and supported this amendment.
2023-11-08	Paycheck Protection Provisions for Federal Employees [HR4664]	Failed (196-223)
Ogles (R-TN) amendment to the Financial Services and General Government Appropriations Act for FY 2024 prohibiting the funding of the Federal Labor Relations Authority's rule titled "Miscellaneous and General Requirements". The rule hampers the ability of federal employees to opt out of labor union participation. CPAC supports efforts to give federal employees the ability to choose whether they wish to participate in a labor union or not, and supported this amendment.
2023-11-08	Defunding Biden's Gun Control Agenda [HR4664]	Failed (208-212)
Rosendale (R-MT) amendment to the Financial Services and General Government Appropriations Act for FY 2024 prohibiting the federal government from funding the Office of Gun Violence Prevention. This office was created by the Biden administration and is overseen by Vice President Kamala Harris. It works to expand and promote the administration's various gun control measures. CPAC supports the Second Amendment as it was envisioned by the founders, and supported this amendment.
2023-11-14	Working to Reduce Regulatory Burdens on Employers Nationwide [HR5894]	Failed (131-300)
Miller (R-IL) amendment to the Labor, Health and Human Services, Education and Related Agencies Appropriations Act for FY 2024 which completely defunds the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). While OSHA may have provided value when it was first created, it now wages bureaucratic war on employers. CPAC believes that regulations on businesses of the nature that OSHA promulgates should instead be imposed at the state level, and supported this amendment.
2023-11-14	Reducing Taxpayer Subsidization of Leftist Indoctrination at Universities [HR5894]	Failed (81-353)
Biggs (R-AZ) amendment to the Labor, Health and Human Services, Education and Related Agencies Appropriations Act for FY 2024 which slashes the entirety of the federal government's apportionment of $1,769,207,000 to the Student Aid Administration. This organization dumps loans and grants onto young students such that they can pay the exorbitant costs of a leftist education at a university or college. CPAC believes that taxpayers should not be forced to help pay the costs of other people's higher education, and supported this amendment.
2023-11-14	Further Extending Pelosi's Unsustainable Spending Policies [HR6363]	Passed (336-95)
This bill sponsored by Rep. Granger (R-TX), known as the "Further Continuing Appropriations and Other Extensions Act, 2024", allowed the government to continue spending money at its then-current levels for 45 days. CPAC opposes these extensions and the preservation of irresponsible spending policies and opposed this bill.
2023-11-15	Facing Off Against the Corrupt Bargain Between the Government and Labor Unions [HR5894]	Failed (169-257)
Perry (R-PA) amendment to the Labor, Health and Human Services, Education and Related Agencies Appropriations Act for FY 2024 reducing funding for the National Labor Relations Board by 50%. The NLRB has historically been an activist, pro-union agency and has transformed the government into an ATM for left-wing labor bosses. CPAC supports the defunding of the corrupt bargain between unions and the government, and supported this amendment.
2023-12-01	Cracking Down on Leftist Weapons Against Meritocracy and Business [SJRES32]	Passed (221-202)
This Congressional Review Act resolution sponsored by Sen. Kennedy (R-LA) nullifies a rule created by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau titled "Small Business Lending Under the Equal Credit Opportunity Act (Regulation B)". The rule makes it easier for the CFPB to receive information on the demographics of businesses that submit applications for credit to covered financial institutions. CPAC opposes the use of race and gender to advance the left-wing "equity" agenda, and supported this resolution.
2023-12-01	Inappropriately Reducing the Republican Majority in the House [HRES878]	Passed (311-114)
This resolution sponsored by Rep. Guest (R-MS) expels Representative George Santos (R-NY) from the House of Representatives. CPAC recognizes that expulsions of this nature have historically occurred only after a Congressman has been convicted of a serious crime. CPAC recognizes that Representative Santos is innocent until proven guilty and opposed his expulsion from the House.
2023-12-06	Exposing Corruption at America's Top Universities [HR5933]	Failed (94-320)
Ogles (R-TN) amendment to the DETERRENT Act requires universities to report all gifts and donations made to them by authoritarian regimes in foreign countries of concern. CPAC supports efforts to make universities more transparent about their sources of funding and supported this amendment.
2023-12-13	Taking Steps to Impeach President Joseph R. Biden for High Crimes and Misdemeanors [HRES918]	Passed (221-212)
This resolution sponsored by Rep. Armstrong (R-ND) authorizes the House Committees on Oversight and Accountability, Ways and Means, and the Judiciary to continue to investigate whether there exists sufficient evidence with which to impeach President Biden. CPAC believes that President Biden's dealings with his son Hunter Biden merit investigation, and supported this resolution.
2023-12-14	National Defense Authorization Act [HR2670]	Passed (310-118)
The NDAA for FY 2024 sponsored by Rep. Rogers (R-AL) is a gargantuan 3000+ page piece of legislation that advances various leftist causes under the guise of national security. Firstly, it extends Section 702 of the FISA Act, which allows the government to spy on Americans. Additionally, the bill continues to allow the government to fund travel for abortion purposes. CPAC believes that the government should instead work to curb the police powers that have been frequently abused by the government, opposes publicly funding abortion travel, and opposed the passage of this bill.

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