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H.R. 6644U.S. CongressBecame law 119th Congress

21st Century ROAD to Housing Act

Last status update Jul 11, 2026

What this measure contains

21st Century ROAD to Housing Act This act establishes and modifies various federal housing programs.TITLE I--OPPORTUNITIES FOR HOUSING(Sec. 101) This section requires the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to review the performance of organizations that receive grants to provide housing counseling services. Such review may take into account the performance of individual counselors.HUD may terminate assistance for such organizations that are not in compliance with the program's requirements.(Sec. 102) This section requires HUD to establish best practices and provide technical assistance to state and local entities to support permitting for point-access block buildings (i.e., apartments with a single staircase to access the dwelling units and that are no more than six stories high). It also allows HUD to award competitive grants to state and local entities to assess the feasibility, safety, and cost-effectiveness of such buildings. This authority expires after seven years.(Sec. 103) This section exempts from environmental review specified rural housing projects located on an infill site (i.e., a site served by existing infrastructure, including water lines, sewer lines, and roads).(Sec. 104) This section requires Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) grantees to maintain a publicly accessible, searchable database identifying undeveloped land owned by the grantee.(Sec. 105) This section authorizes the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) to establish a four-year pilot program to increase the number of mortgages originated with a principal balance of $100,000 or less.(Sec. 106) This section requires HUD to establish a three-year pilot program to award grants to public housing agencies (PHAs) and owners of federally assisted rental housing to install temperature sensors in residential dwelling units.(Sec. 107) This section requires HUD to publish guidelines and best practices for state and local zoning frameworks that support production of adequate housing to meet the needs of communities and provide housing opportunities for individuals of all income levels. TITLE II--BUILDING MORE IN AMERICA(Sec. 201) This section allows HUD to give additional weight to competitive housing grant applications that include proposals for projects located in, or substantially benefiting, communities designated as Qualified Opportunity Zones (i.e., designated low-income areas for which economic investments may receive certain tax benefits).(Sec. 202) This section authorizes a pilot program through which HUD provides grants to state and local governments to support the ability of certain landlords and low- to moderate-income homeowners to make necessary modifications, repairs, or updates to their property.State and local governments must use the funds they receive under the program to award grants to homeowners and loans to landlords to make changes that address issues such as accessibility, habitability, and energy efficiency. The program ends on October 1, 2031.(Sec. 203) This section increases the cap on investments that state member banks of the Federal Reserve System and national banks supervised by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency may make to promote the public welfare, which include projects that provide housing, services, or jobs to low- and moderate-income communities or families.The section increases the aggregate amount of allowable investments by such banks from 15% to 20% of the bank's capital stock and unimpaired surplus.(Sec. 204) This section authorizes the new construction of affordable housing as an allowable use of funds under the CDBG program.(Sec. 205) This section allows HUD to designate housing assistance as funds for a special project for the purpose of environmental review under the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 (NEPA). Such designation allows states, local governments, or tribal entities to assume responsibility for the project's environmental review obligations.(Sec. 206) This section requires HUD to reclassify certain housing activities as exempt or excluded from specified environmental review requirements under NEPA. These activities include tenant-based rental assistance, supportive services, rehabilitation of public facilities, and infill projects to develop residential housing units.(Sec. 207) This section establishes a five-year competitive grant program to assist local jurisdictions or regional planning agencies in developing housing plans to increase affordable housing and reduce barriers to housing development. (Sec. 208) This section establishes a seven-year competitive grant program to assist metropolitan cities, urban counties, local governments, or tribes that have demonstrated improved housing supply growth. Grants may be used to expand the housing supply available to households at specified income levels.(Sec. 209) This section authorizes competitive grants for local governments, municipal membership organizations, and tribes to select prereviewed designs of mixed-income housing for use in the grantee’s jurisdiction.Prereviewed designs, also known as pattern books, are construction plans that are assessed and approved by localities for compliance with local building and permitting standards to expedite approval for housing construction.Grants may not be used for construction, alteration, or repair work.(Sec. 210) This section authorizes a pilot program from FY2027-FY2031 under the HOME Investment Partnerships Program to award competitive grants to states and localities to convert vacant and abandoned buildings into housing that serves low- and moderate-income households.(Sec. 211) This section increases the statutory maximum loan limits for mortgage insurance programs administered by the FHA for multifamily homes and requires the use of a more specific inflation index for such loans.(Sec. 212) This section makes the Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) program permanent and increases from 455,000 to 555,000 the number of housing units that may be converted to Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) properties under the program.(Sec. 213) This section adjusts the allocation of CDBG funds to certain jurisdictions based on the annual percentage change in the number of available housing units in the jurisdiction.For example, jurisdictions with annual growth above 4% shall receive additional funding, while jurisdictions with a growth rate below the median housing growth rate compared to other jurisdictions shall receive 10% less funding. TITLE III--MANUFACTURED HOUSING FOR AMERICA(Sec. 301) This section eliminates the requirement that manufactured homes must be constructed with a permanent chassis.Additionally, HUD must issue revised standards for such homes, including energy efficiency standards.(Sec. 302) This section requires the FHA to review its construction financing programs to identify barriers to the use of modular home methods. Modular homes are constructed in a factory in one or more modules, transported to the home building site, installed on a foundation, and completed.(Sec. 303) This section increases the maximum FHA-insured loan amount for (1) improvements to single-family structures, and (2) purchasing manufactured homes. The section also authorizes the use of property improvement loans for construction of accessory dwelling units.HUD must study and report on the cost effectiveness of constructing manufactured and modular homes.(Sec. 304) This section reauthorizes the Preservation and Reinvestment Initiative for Community Enhancement (PRICE) program for seven years. The program provides competitive grants to develop manufactured-housing communities. TITLE IV--ACCESSING THE AMERICAN DREAM(Sec. 401) This section requires the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) to report on loan originator compensation practices throughout the residential mortgage market, including the effect of such practices on the availability of small-dollar mortgages (mortgages with an original principal of not more than $100,000).(Sec. 402) This section requires the CFPB, in consultation with the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), to study the impact of current regulations that limit the total points and fees that lenders may charge on small-dollar mortgages.(Sec. 403) This section revises the eligibility criteria for real estate appraisers who are authorized to perform appraisals for federally related mortgage loans, including by allowing federal employees who are state certified or licensed as an appraiser to perform federally related appraisals in states and territories other than the state or territory in which they are certified or licensed. The section also expands the national registry of state certified and licensed appraisers to include credentialed trainees. It also allows state certified appraisers to use the assistance of a credentialed trainee or an unlicensed trainee. The section also requires the Appraisal Subcommittee of the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council to make grants to support appraisal workforce development. The appraisal subcommittee generally oversees the real estate appraisal regulatory framework for federally related transactions.(Sec. 404) This section authorizes a 10-year pilot program to expand the Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) escrow account program to provide up to 5,000 families receiving public housing assistance with interest-bearing escrow accounts. The FSS program is administered by PHAs or multifamily property owners that receive assistance to provide low-income housing. Under the pilot program, FSS administrators must fund such additional escrow accounts based on any increase in the amount of rent paid by a participating family due to increases in the family's earned income while receiving housing assistance. A family eventually may withdraw funds from the escrow account if certain conditions are met (e.g., the family no longer receives housing assistance or Temporary Assistance for Needy Families).(Sec. 405) This section allows housing units financed through the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, HOME Investment Partnerships Program, and Rural Housing Service to satisfy the inspection requirements of the Section 8 program if they have passed an inspection within the past year.The section also allows new Section 8 landlords to request an inspection before entering a lease agreement with a tenant under the program, subject to specified conditions. TITLE V--PROGRAM REFORM(Sec. 501) This section modifies and reauthorizes the HOME Investment Partnerships program. The program provides grants to state and local governments to create affordable housing for low-income households.The section expands eligibility for the program to households with an income of not more than 100% of the median family income for the area. The current income threshold is 80% of the median income for the area.Further, participating jurisdictions may, subject to certain conditions, use funds under the program to improve infrastructure, including the installation or repair of water and sewer lines, sidewalks, roads, and utility connections.The section also exempts certain projects, such as infill development or acquisition, from specified environmental review requirements.(Sec. 502) This section modifies programs administered by the Rural Housing Service (RHS).This includes requiring the RHS to maintain any rental assistance payments that are attached to a multifamily property during the foreclosure process or while managing and disposing of a multifamily property that is owned by HUD.The section also authorizes the RHS to renew a rental assistance contract with the owner of a multifamily property for a term of 20 years after the owner's mortgage term ends.(Sec. 503) This section allows states and localities receiving assistance under the HUD Emergency Solutions Grant program to request a waiver to exceed the 60% spending cap on emergency shelter activities for FY2027-FY2030.(Sec. 504) This s…

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How this measure moved

Legislative path

Each stage below is a House or Senate floor decision: every recorded roll call on this measure, plus passage by voice vote or unanimous consent, which records no individual votes. Each stage shows the latest version published before that day; the chamber may have voted on an amended text. Roll calls name every member. A member's row follows their votes, and a highlighted vote marks where they voted for advancing the measure at one stage and against it at another (passage, cloture, motions to proceed, agreeing to the other chamber's version). Amendments and motions such as recommit or table don't count as a change, because an aye there isn't a vote for the measure.

  1. Introduced in House
  2. Reported in House
  3. Engrossed in Houseby House suspend rules and pass
  4. Placed on Calendar Senate
  5. Engrossed Amendment Senateby Senate passage
  6. Engrossed Amendment House
  7. Enrolled Bill
  8. Engrossed Amendment Senate
  9. Public Law

Decision stages

  1. House suspend rules and pass on Reported in House: Passed, reported as Engrossed in House

    390 aye · 9 no · 33 not voting · Source roll call

  2. Senate cloture on Placed on Calendar Senate: Cloture Motion Agreed to

    84 aye · 6 no · 1 present · 9 not voting · Source roll call

  3. Senate motion to proceed on Placed on Calendar Senate: Motion to Proceed Agreed to

    90 aye · 8 no · 1 present · 1 not voting · Source roll call

  4. Senate cloture on Placed on Calendar Senate: Cloture Motion Agreed to

    89 aye · 9 no · 1 present · 1 not voting · Source roll call

  5. Senate amendment on Placed on Calendar Senate: Amendment Agreed to

    84 aye · 10 no · 1 present · 5 not voting · Source roll call

  6. Senate cloture on Placed on Calendar Senate: Cloture Motion Agreed to

    82 aye · 11 no · 1 present · 6 not voting · Source roll call

  7. Senate passage on Placed on Calendar Senate: Bill Passed, reported as Engrossed Amendment Senate

    89 aye · 10 no · 1 not voting · Source roll call

  8. Senate motion to proceed on Engrossed Amendment House: Motion to Proceed Agreed to

    87 aye · 8 no · 5 not voting · Source roll call

  9. Senate cloture on Engrossed Amendment House: Cloture Motion Agreed to

    84 aye · 8 no · 8 not voting · Source roll call

  10. Senate motion on Engrossed Amendment House: Motion Agreed to

    85 aye · 5 no · 10 not voting · Source roll call

  11. House motion to suspend the rules and concur in senate adt to house adt to senate adt on Engrossed Amendment Senate: Passed

    358 aye · 32 no · 41 not voting · Source roll call

Senate members along the path

Senate members' votes at each stage of H.R. 6644
MemberCloture
Placed on Calendar Senate		Motion to proceed
Placed on Calendar Senate		Cloture
Placed on Calendar Senate		Amendment
Placed on Calendar Senate		Cloture
Placed on Calendar Senate		Passage
Placed on Calendar Senate		Motion to proceed
Engrossed Amendment House		Cloture
Engrossed Amendment House		Motion
Engrossed Amendment House		Change along the path
Mazie K. HironoD-HIAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Brian SchatzD-HIAyeAyeNoNoNoNoAyeAyeAyeAye → No at Senate cloture (Placed on Calendar Senate)No → Aye at Senate motion to proceed (Engrossed Amendment House)
Theodore BuddR-NCAyeAyeNoNoNoNoAyeAyeAyeAye → No at Senate cloture (Placed on Calendar Senate)No → Aye at Senate motion to proceed (Engrossed Amendment House)
Ted CruzR-TXAyeAyeAyeNoNoNoNoNoNVAye → No at Senate cloture (Placed on Calendar Senate)
Christopher Van HollenD-MDNoNoAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeNo → Aye at Senate cloture (Placed on Calendar Senate)
Lisa MurkowskiR-AKAyeAyeAyeAyeNoAyeAyeAyeAyeAye → No at Senate cloture (Placed on Calendar Senate)No → Aye at Senate passage (Placed on Calendar Senate)
Christopher MurphyD-CTNoNoNoAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeNo → Aye at Senate cloture (Placed on Calendar Senate)
Thom TillisR-NCAyeNoAyeNoNoNoAyeAyeAyeAye → No at Senate motion to proceed (Placed on Calendar Senate)No → Aye at Senate motion to proceed (Engrossed Amendment House)
Roger WickerR-MSAyeAyeAyeNoNoAyeAyeAyeAyeAye → No at Senate cloture (Placed on Calendar Senate)No → Aye at Senate passage (Placed on Calendar Senate)
Todd YoungR-INAyeAyeNoNoNoNoNoNoNVAye → No at Senate cloture (Placed on Calendar Senate)
91 more Senate members
MemberCloture
Placed on Calendar Senate		Motion to proceed
Placed on Calendar Senate		Cloture
Placed on Calendar Senate		Amendment
Placed on Calendar Senate		Cloture
Placed on Calendar Senate		Passage
Placed on Calendar Senate		Motion to proceed
Engrossed Amendment House		Cloture
Engrossed Amendment House		Motion
Engrossed Amendment House		Change along the path
Angela AlsobrooksD-MDAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeNVAye
Alan ArmstrongR-OKNoNoAye
Tammy BaldwinD-WIAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
James BanksR-INNVAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
John BarrassoR-WYAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Michael BennetD-CONVAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeNVNVNV
Marsha BlackburnR-TNAyeAyeAyeNVNVNVAyeAyeAye
Richard BlumenthalD-CTAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Cory BookerD-NJPresentPresentPresentPresentPresentAyeNVAyeAye
John BoozmanR-ARAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Katie BrittR-ALAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Maria CantwellD-WAAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Shelley CapitoR-WVAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Bill CassidyR-LAAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Susan CollinsR-MEAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Christopher CoonsD-DENVAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
John CornynR-TXNVNVAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Tom CottonR-ARNVAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Kevin CramerR-NDAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Michael CrapoR-IDAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
John CurtisR-UTAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeNV
Steve DainesR-MTAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Tammy DuckworthD-ILAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeNVAye
Richard DurbinD-ILAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeNVAye
Joni ErnstR-IAAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
John FettermanD-PANVAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Deb FischerR-NEAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Ruben GallegoD-AZAyeAyeAyeNVNVAyeAyeAyeAye
Kirsten GillibrandD-NYAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Lindsey GrahamR-SCAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeNV
Charles GrassleyR-IAAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Bill HagertyR-TNAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Maggie HassanD-NHAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Joshua HawleyR-MOAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeNVAyeAye
Martin HeinrichD-NMAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
John HickenlooperD-COAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
John HoevenR-NDAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeNVAye
Jon HustedR-OHAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Cindy Hyde-SmithR-MSAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Ron JohnsonR-WINoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNo
James JusticeR-WVAyeAyeAyeNVNVAyeAyeAyeNV
Tim KaineD-VAAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Mark KellyD-AZAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeNVAye
John KennedyR-LAAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Andy KimD-NJAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Angus KingI-MEAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Amy KlobucharD-MNAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
James LankfordR-OKAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Mike LeeR-UTNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNo
Ben LujánD-NMAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Cynthia LummisR-WYAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Edward MarkeyD-MAAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Roger MarshallR-KSAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Catherine Cortez MastoD-NVAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Mitch McConnellR-KYAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeNVNVNV
David McCormickR-PAAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Jeff MerkleyD-ORAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Ashley MoodyR-FLAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Jerry MoranR-KSAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Bernie MorenoR-OHAyeAyeAyeNVNVAyeAyeAyeAye
Markwayne MullinR-OKAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Patty MurrayD-WAAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeNV
Jon OssoffD-GAAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Alex PadillaD-CAAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Rand PaulR-KYNVNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNo
Gary PetersD-MIAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Jack ReedD-RIAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Pete RickettsR-NEAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
James RischR-IDNVAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Lisa Blunt RochesterD-DEAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeNVAye
Jacklyn RosenD-NVAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Mike RoundsR-SDAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Bernard SandersI-VTAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeNVAyeAye
Adam SchiffD-CAAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Eric SchmittR-MOAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Chuck SchumerD-NYAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Rick ScottR-FLNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNo
Tim ScottR-SCAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Jeanne ShaheenD-NHAyeAyeNVAyeNVAyeAyeAyeAye
Timothy SheehyR-MTAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Elissa SlotkinD-MIAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeNV
Tina SmithD-MNAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Daniel SullivanR-AKAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
John ThuneR-SDAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Tommy TubervilleR-ALNoNoNoNVNVNoNoNoNo
Mark WarnerD-VAAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Raphael WarnockD-GANVAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Elizabeth WarrenD-MAAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Peter WelchD-VTAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye
Sheldon WhitehouseD-RIAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeNV
Ronald WydenD-ORAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAyeAye

House members along the path

House members' votes at each stage of H.R. 6644
MemberSuspend rules and pass
Reported in House		Motion to suspend the rules and concur in senate adt to house adt to senate adt
Engrossed Amendment Senate		Change along the path
Ed CaseD-HIAyeAye
Jill N. TokudaD-HIAyeAye
433 more House members
MemberSuspend rules and pass
Reported in House		Motion to suspend the rules and concur in senate adt to house adt to senate adt
Engrossed Amendment Senate		Change along the path
AdamsD-NCAyeAye
AderholtR-ALAyeAye
AguilarD-CAAyeAye
AlfordR-MOAyeAye
AllenR-GAAyeAye
AmoD-RIAyeAye
Amodei (NV)R-NVAyeAye
AnsariD-AZAyeAye
ArringtonR-TXAyeAye
AuchinclossD-MAAyeAye
BabinR-TXAyeAye
BaconR-NEAyeAye
BairdR-INAyeAye
BaldersonR-OHAyeAye
BalintD-VTAyeAye
BarragánD-CAAyeAye
BarrR-KYAyeAye
BarrettR-MIAyeAye
BaumgartnerR-WAAyeNV
Bean (FL)R-FLAyeNo
BeattyD-OHAyeAye
BegichR-AKAyeAye
BellD-MOAyeAye
BentzR-ORAyeAye
BeraD-CAAyeAye
BergmanR-MIAyeAye
BeyerD-VAAyeAye
BiceR-OKAyeAye
Biggs (AZ)R-AZNoNo
Biggs (SC)R-SCAyeNo
BilirakisR-FLAyeAye
BishopD-GAAyeAye
BoebertR-COAyeNo
BonamiciD-ORAyeAye
BostR-ILAyeAye
Boyle (PA)D-PAAyeNV
BrecheenR-OKNoNV
BresnahanR-PAAyeAye
BrownD-OHAyeAye
BrownleyD-CAAyeAye
BuchananR-FLAyeNV
BudzinskiD-ILAyeAye
BurchettR-TNAyeNo
BurlisonR-MOAyeNo
BynumD-ORAyeAye
CalvertR-CAAyeAye
CammackR-FLAyeNo
CarbajalD-CAAyeNV
CareyR-OHAyeAye
CarsonD-INAyeAye
Carter (GA)R-GAAyeAye
Carter (LA)D-LAAyeAye
Carter (TX)R-TXAyeNV
CasarD-TXAyeAye
CastenD-ILAyeAye
Castor (FL)D-FLAyeAye
Castro (TX)D-TXAyeAye
Cherfilus-McCormickD-FLAye
ChuD-CAAyeAye
CiscomaniR-AZNVAye
CisnerosD-CAAyeAye
Clark (MA)D-MAAyeAye
Clarke (NY)D-NYAyeNV
CleaverD-MOAyeAye
ClineR-VAAyeAye
CloudR-TXAyeNo
ClyburnD-SCAyeAye
ClydeR-GAAyeNo
CohenD-TNAyeAye
ColeR-OKAyeAye
Watson ColemanD-NJAyeAye
CollinsR-GAAyeAye
ComerR-KYAyeAye
ConawayD-NJAyeAye
CorreaD-CAAyeAye
CostaD-CAAyeAye
CourtneyD-CTAyeAye
CraigD-MNAyeAye
CraneR-AZNoNo
CrankR-COAyeAye
CrawfordR-ARAyeAye
CrenshawR-TXNVNV
CrockettD-TXAyeAye
CrowD-COAyeAye
De La CruzR-TXAyeAye
CuellarD-TXAyeAye
Davids (KS)D-KSAyeAye
DavidsonR-OHAyeNo
Davis (IL)D-ILAyeAye
Davis (NC)D-NCAyeAye
Dean (PA)D-PAAyeAye
DeGetteD-COAyeAye
McClain DelaneyD-MDAyeNV
DeLauroD-CTAyeAye
DelBeneD-WAAyeAye
DeluzioD-PAAyeAye
DeSaulnierD-CAAyeAye
DesJarlaisR-TNAyeAye
DexterD-ORAyeAye
Diaz-BalartR-FLAyeAye
DingellD-MIAyeAye
DoggettD-TXAyeAye
DonaldsR-FLAyeNo
DowningR-MTAyeAye
Van DrewR-NJAyeAye
Dunn (FL)R-FLNVNV
Van DuyneR-TXAyeAye
EdwardsR-NCAyeAye
ElfrethD-MDAyeAye
EllzeyR-TXNVAye
EmmerR-MNAyeAye
Van EppsR-TNAyeAye
EscobarD-TXAyeAye
EspaillatD-NYAyeNV
EstesR-KSAyeAye
Evans (CO)R-COAyeAye
Evans (PA)D-PAAyeAye
EzellR-MSAyeAye
FallonR-TXAyeAye
FedorchakR-NDAyeAye
FeenstraR-IAAyeAye
Leger FernandezD-NMAyeAye
FieldsD-LAAyeAye
FiguresD-ALAyeAye
FineR-FLAyeNo
FinstadR-MNAyeAye
FischbachR-MNAyeAye
FitzgeraldR-WIAyeAye
FitzpatrickR-PAAyeAye
FleischmannR-TNAyeAye
FletcherD-TXNoAye
FloodR-NEAyeAye
FongR-CAAyeAye
FosterD-ILAyeAye
FousheeD-NCAyeAye
FoxxR-NCAyeAye
Frankel, LoisD-FLAyeAye
Franklin, ScottR-FLAyeAye
FriedmanD-CAAyeAye
FrostD-FLAyeAye
FryR-SCAyeAye
FulcherR-IDAyeAye
FullerR-GANo
GallagherR-CAAye
GaramendiD-CAAyeAye
GarbarinoR-NYAyeAye
Garcia (CA)D-CANVAye
Garcia (TX)D-TXAyeAye
García (IL)D-ILAyeAye
GillenD-NYAyeAye
Gill (TX)R-TXAyeNo
GimenezR-FLAyeAye
Golden (ME)D-MEAyeNV
Goldman (NY)D-NYAyeNV
Goldman (TX)R-TXAyeAye
GomezD-CANVAye
Gonzales, TonyR-TXNV
Gonzalez, V.D-TXAyeAye
GoodenR-TXAyeAye
GoodlanderD-NHAyeAye
GosarR-AZNoNV
GottheimerD-NJAyeAye
GravesR-MONVAye
GrayD-CAAyeNV
Green, Al (TX)D-TXAyeAye
GriffithR-VAAyeAye
GrijalvaD-AZAyeAye
GrothmanR-WIAyeAye
GuestR-MSAyeAye
GuthrieR-KYAyeAye
HagemanR-WYAyeAye
Hamadeh (AZ)R-AZAyeAye
Harder (CA)D-CAAyeAye
HaridopolosR-FLAyeAye
HarriganR-NCAyeAye
Harris (MD)R-MDAyeNo
Harris (NC)R-NCAyeNo
HarshbargerR-TNAyeNo
HayesD-CTAyeNV
Hern (OK)R-OKAyeAye
Higgins (LA)R-LAAyeNo
Hill (AR)R-ARAyeAye
HimesD-CTAyeAye
HinsonR-IAAyeAye
HorsfordD-NVAyeAye
HouchinR-INAyeAye
HoulahanD-PANVAye
HoyerD-MDAyeAye
Hoyle (OR)D-ORAyeAye
HudsonR-NCAyeAye
HuffmanD-CAAyeAye
HuizengaR-MIAyeAye
HuntR-TXNVAye
Hurd (CO)R-COAyeAye
IssaR-CAAyeAye
IveyD-MDAyeAye
JackR-GAAyeAye
Jackson (IL)D-ILAyeAye
Jackson (TX)R-TXAyeAye
JacobsD-CAAyeAye
JamesR-MINVNV
JayapalD-WAAyeAye
JeffriesD-NYAyeAye
Johnson (GA)D-GAAyeAye
Johnson (LA)R-LAAyeAye
Johnson (SD)R-SDAyeAye
Johnson (TX)D-TXAyeAye
JordanR-OHAyeAye
Joyce (OH)R-OHAyeAye
Joyce (PA)R-PAAyeAye
Kamlager-DoveD-CAAyeAye
KapturD-OHAyeAye
KeanR-NJNVNV
KeatingD-MAAyeAye
Kelly (IL)D-ILAyeAye
Kelly (MS)R-MSAyeAye
Kelly (PA)R-PAAyeAye
Kennedy (NY)D-NYAyeAye
Kennedy (UT)R-UTAyeAye
KhannaD-CAAyeAye
Kiggans (VA)R-VAAyeAye
Kiley (CA)R-CAAyeAye
KimR-CAAyeAye
KnottR-NCAyeAye
KrishnamoorthiD-ILAyeAye
KustoffR-TNAyeAye
LaHoodR-ILAyeAye
LaLotaR-NYAyeAye
LandsmanD-OHAyeAye
LangworthyR-NYAyeAye
Larsen (WA)D-WAAyeAye
Larson (CT)D-CTAyeAye
LatimerD-NYAyeAye
LattaR-OHAyeAye
LawlerR-NYAyeAye
Lee (FL)R-FLAyeAye
Lee (NV)D-NVAyeAye
Lee (PA)D-PAAyeAye
LetlowR-LANVAye
LevinD-CAAyeAye
LiccardoD-CAAyeAye
LieuD-CAAyeAye
LofgrenD-CAAyeAye
LoudermilkR-GAAyeAye
LucasR-OKAyeAye
LunaR-FLAyeNo
LuttrellR-TXAyeNo
LynchD-MAAyeAye
MaceR-SCNVNV
MackenzieR-PAAyeAye
MagazinerD-RIAyeAye
MalliotakisR-NYAyeAye
MaloyR-UTAyeAye
MannionD-NYAyeAye
MannR-KSAyeAye
MassieR-KYNoNo
MastR-FLAyeAye
MatsuiD-CAAyeAye
McBathD-GAAyeAye
McBrideD-DEAyeAye
McCaulR-TXAyeNV
McClainR-MIAyeAye
McClellanD-VAAyeAye
McClintockR-CANoNo
McCollumD-MNAyeAye
McCormickR-GAAyeAye
McDowellR-NCAyeAye
McGarveyD-KYAyeAye
McGovernD-MAAyeAye
McGuireR-VAAyeAye
McIverD-NJAyeNV
MeeksD-NYNVNV
MejiaD-NJAye
MenefeeD-TXAyeAye
MenendezD-NJAyeAye
MengD-NYNVNV
MessmerR-INAyeAye
MeuserR-PAAyeAye
MfumeD-MDAyeNV
Miller-MeeksR-IAAyeAye
Miller (IL)R-ILAyeNo
Miller (OH)R-OHAyeAye
Miller (WV)R-WVAyeAye
MillsR-FLAyeAye
MinD-CAAyeAye
MoolenaarR-MIAyeAye
Moore (AL)R-ALAyeNo
Moore (NC)R-NCAyeAye
Moore (UT)R-UTAyeAye
Moore (WI)D-WIAyeAye
Moore (WV)R-WVAyeAye
MoranR-TXAyeAye
MorelleD-NYAyeNV
MorrisonD-MNAyeAye
MoskowitzD-FLAyeAye
MoultonD-MANVNV
MrvanD-INAyeAye
MullinD-CAAyeAye
MurphyR-NCNVAye
NadlerD-NYAyeNV
NealD-MAAyeAye
NeguseD-COAyeAye
NehlsR-TXNVAye
NewhouseR-WAAyeAye
NorcrossD-NJAyeAye
NormanR-SCAyeNo
Nunn (IA)R-IAAyeAye
ObernolteR-CAAyeAye
Ocasio-CortezD-NYAyeAye
OglesR-TNNVNV
OlszewskiD-MDAyeAye
OmarD-MNAyeAye
OnderR-MOAyeNo
Van OrdenR-WIAyeAye
OwensR-UTAyeAye
PalloneD-NJAyeAye
PalmerR-ALAyeAye
PanettaD-CAAyeAye
PappasD-NHAyeAye
PatronisR-FLAyeAye
PelosiD-CANVAye
PerezD-WAAyeAye
PerryR-PAAyeNo
PetersD-CAAyeAye
PettersenD-CONVAye
PflugerR-TXAyeAye
PingreeD-MEAyeAye
PocanD-WIAyeAye
PouD-NJAyeAye
PressleyD-MAAyeAye
QuigleyD-ILNVAye
RamirezD-ILAyeAye
RandallD-WAAyeAye
RaskinD-MDAyeAye
ReschenthalerR-PAAyeAye
Riley (NY)D-NYAyeAye
RivasD-CAAyeAye
McDonald RivetD-MIAyeAye
Rogers (AL)R-ALAyeAye
Rogers (KY)R-KYAyeAye
RoseR-TNAyeNV
RossD-NCAyeAye
RouzerR-NCAyeAye
RoyR-TXNoNo
RuizD-CAAyeAye
RulliR-OHAyeAye
RutherfordR-FLAyeAye
RyanD-NYAyeNV
SalazarR-FLAyeNV
SalinasD-ORAyeAye
SánchezD-CAAyeAye
ScaliseR-LAAyeAye
ScanlonD-PAAyeAye
SchakowskyD-ILNVNV
SchmidtR-KSAyeAye
SchneiderD-ILAyeAye
ScholtenD-MINVAye
SchrierD-WAAyeAye
Wasserman SchultzD-FLAyeAye
SchweikertR-AZAyeNo
Scott (VA)D-VAAyeAye
Scott, AustinR-GAAyeAye
Scott, DavidD-GAAye
SelfR-TXNVNo
SessionsR-TXAyeAye
SewellD-ALAyeAye
ShermanD-CAAyeAye
ShreveR-INAyeAye
SimonD-CAAyeAye
SimpsonR-IDAyeAye
Smith (MO)R-MOAyeAye
Smith (NE)R-NEAyeAye
Smith (NJ)R-NJAyeAye
Smith (WA)D-WANVAye
SmuckerR-PAAyeNV
SorensenD-ILAyeAye
SotoD-FLAyeAye
SpartzR-INAyeAye
StansburyD-NMAyeAye
StantonD-AZAyeAye
StauberR-MNAyeAye
StefanikR-NYNVAye
SteilR-WIAyeAye
SteubeR-FLAyeNo
StevensD-MIAyeAye
StricklandD-WAAyeAye
StrongR-ALAyeAye
StutzmanR-INAyeNV
SubramanyamD-VAAyeAye
SuozziD-NYAyeAye
SwalwellD-CANV
SykesD-OHNVAye
TakanoD-CAAyeAye
TaylorR-OHAyeAye
TenneyR-NYAyeAye
ThanedarD-MIAyeAye
Thompson (CA)D-CAAyeAye
Thompson (MS)D-MSAyeAye
Thompson (PA)R-PAAyeNV
TiffanyR-WINVNV
TimmonsR-SCNVAye
TitusD-NVNVAye
TlaibD-MIAyeAye
TonkoD-NYAyeAye
Torres (CA)D-CAAyeAye
Torres (NY)D-NYAyeNV
TrahanD-MAAyeAye
TranD-CAAyeAye
Turner (OH)R-OHAyeAye
UnderwoodD-ILAyeAye
ValadaoR-CAAyeAye
VargasD-CAAyeAye
VasquezD-NMAyeAye
VeaseyD-TXAyeAye
VelázquezD-NYAyeNV
VindmanD-VAAyeAye
WagnerR-MOAyeAye
WalbergR-MIAyeAye
WalkinshawD-VAAyeAye
WatersD-CAAyeAye
Weber (TX)R-TXAyeNV
Webster (FL)R-FLAyeAye
WestermanR-ARAyeAye
WhitesidesD-CAAyeAye
WiedR-WIAyeAye
Williams (GA)D-GAAyeAye
Williams (TX)R-TXAyeAye
Wilson (FL)D-FLAyeNV
Wilson (SC)R-SCAyeNV
WittmanR-VAAyeAye
WomackR-ARAyeAye
YakymR-INAyeAye
ZinkeR-MTNoAye

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Legislative history

  1. Introduced in House

  2. Referred to the Committee on Financial Services, and in addition to the Committee on Veterans' Affairs, for a period to be subsequently determined by the Speaker, in each case for consideration of such provisions as fall within the jurisdiction of the committee concerned.

  3. Committee Consideration and Mark-up Session Held

  4. Committee Consideration and Mark-up Session Held

  5. Ordered to be Reported (Amended) by the Yeas and Nays: 50 - 1.

  6. Reported (Amended) by the Committee on Financial Services. H. Rept. 119-457, Part I.

  7. Committee on Veterans' Affairs discharged.

  8. Placed on the Union Calendar, Calendar No. 392.

  9. Mr. Hill (AR) moved to suspend the rules and pass the bill, as amended.

  10. Considered under suspension of the rules. (consideration: CR H2050-2074)

  11. DEBATE - The House proceeded with forty minutes of debate on H.R. 6644.

  12. At the conclusion of debate, the Yeas and Nays were demanded and ordered. Pursuant to the provisions of clause 8, rule XX, the Chair announced that further proceedings on the motion would be postponed.

  13. Considered as unfinished business. (consideration: CR H2082)

  14. Passed/agreed to in House: On motion to suspend the rules and pass the bill, as amended Agreed to by the Yeas and Nays: (2/3 required): 390 - 9 (Roll no. 57). (text: CR H2050-2070)

  15. On motion to suspend the rules and pass the bill, as amended Agreed to by the Yeas and Nays: (2/3 required): 390 - 9 (Roll no. 57). (text: CR H2050-2070)

  16. Motion to reconsider laid on the table Agreed to without objection.

  17. The title of the measure was amended. Agreed to without objection.

  18. Received in the Senate.

  19. Read the first time. Placed on Senate Legislative Calendar under Read the First Time.

  20. Read the second time. Placed on Senate Legislative Calendar under General Orders. Calendar No. 343.

  21. Motion to proceed to consideration of measure made in Senate. (CR S692)

  22. Cloture motion on the motion to proceed to the measure presented in Senate. (CR S692)

  23. Motion to proceed to measure considered in Senate. (CR S719)

  24. Cloture on the motion to proceed to the measure invoked in Senate by Yea-Nay Vote. 84 - 6. Record Vote Number: 44. (CR S728)

  25. Motion to proceed to measure considered in Senate. (CR S741)

  26. Motion to proceed to measure considered in Senate. (CR S769)

  27. Motion to proceed to consideration of measure agreed to in Senate by Yea-Nay Vote. 90 - 8. Record Vote Number: 45. (CR S773)

  28. Measure laid before Senate by motion. (consideration: CR S773-777)

  29. Motion by Senator Thune to commit to Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs with instructions to report back forthwith with the following amendment (SA 4313) made in Senate.

  30. Considered by Senate. (consideration: CR S855-856)

  31. Cloture motion on the measure presented in Senate. (CR S877)

  32. Considered by Senate. (consideration: CR S943)

  33. Motion by Senator Thune to commit to Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs with instructions to report back forthwith with the following amendment (SA 4313) fell when cloture was invoked on amendment SA 4308 in Senate.

  34. Considered by Senate. (consideration: CR S969, S1004-1005)

  35. Cloture invoked in Senate by Yea-Nay Vote. 82 - 11. Record Vote Number: 52. (CR S1005)

  36. Considered by Senate. (consideration: CR S1017, S1021-1024)

  37. Passed/agreed to in Senate: Passed Senate with an amendment by Yea-Nay Vote. 89 - 10. Record Vote Number: 53.

  38. Passed Senate with an amendment by Yea-Nay Vote. 89 - 10. Record Vote Number: 53.

  39. Message on Senate action sent to the House.

  40. Resolving differences -- House actions: House agreed to Senate amendment with amendment pursuant to H. Res. 1299

  41. House agreed to Senate amendment with amendment pursuant to H. Res. 1299 (consideration: CR H3643-3644)

  42. Message on House action received in Senate and at desk: House amendment to Senate amendment.

  43. Motion to proceed to consideration of the House message to accompany H.R. 6644 agreed to in Senate by Yea-Nay Vote. 87 - 8. Record Vote Number: 175.

  44. Measure laid before Senate by motion. (consideration: CR S2813-2316)

  45. Motion by Senator Thune to concur in the House amendment to the Senate amendment to H.R. 6644 with an amendment (SA 5823) made in Senate.

  46. Cloture motion on the motion to concur in the House amendment to the Senate amendment to H.R. 6644 with an amendment (SA 5823) presented in Senate.

  47. Motion by Senator Thune to refer to Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs the House message to accompany H.R. 6644 with instructions to report back forthwith with the following amendment (SA5825) made in Senate.

  48. Considered by Senate (Message from the House considered). (consideration: CR S2913-2917)

  49. Cloture on the motion to concur in the House amendment to the Senate amendment to H.R. 6644 with an amendment (SA 5823) invoked in Senate by Yea-Nay Vote. 84 - 8. Record Vote Number: 180.

  50. Motion by Senator Thune to refer to Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs the House message to accompany H.R. 6644 with instructions to report back forthwith with the following amendment (SA 5825) fell when cloture was invoked on the motion to concur in the House amendment to the Senate amendment to H.R. 6644 in Senate.

  51. Considered by Senate (Message from the House considered). (consideration: CR S2977, S2982-2984)

  52. Resolving differences -- Senate actions: Senate concurred in the House amendment to the Senate amendment with an amendment (SA 5823) by Yea-Nay Vote. 85 - 5. Record Vote Number: 182.

  53. Senate concurred in the House amendment to the Senate amendment with an amendment (SA 5823) by Yea-Nay Vote. 85 - 5. Record Vote Number: 182.

  54. Message on Senate action sent to the House.

  55. Mr. Hill (AR) moved that the House suspend the rules and agree to the Senate amendment to the House amendment to the Senate amendment. (consideration: CR H4151-4193)

  56. DEBATE - The House proceeded with forty minutes of debate on the motion to suspend the rules and agree to the Senate amendment to the House amendment to the Senate amendment.

  57. At the conclusion of debate, the Yeas and Nays were demanded and ordered. Pursuant to the provisions of clause 8, rule XX, the Chair announced that further proceedings on the motion would be postponed.

  58. Resolving differences -- House actions: On motion that the House suspend the rules and agree to the Senate amendment to the House amendment to the Senate amendment Agreed to by the Yeas and Nays: (2/3 required): 358 - 32 (Roll no. 224). (text: CR H4151-4187)

  59. On motion that the House suspend the rules and agree to the Senate amendment to the House amendment to the Senate amendment Agreed to by the Yeas and Nays: (2/3 required): 358 - 32 (Roll no. 224). (text: CR H4151-4187)

  60. Motion to reconsider laid on the table Agreed to without objection.

  61. Presented to President.

  62. Sent to Archivist of the United States unsigned.

  63. Became Public Law No: 119-101.

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