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AI Plain-English Summary

The National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2027 sets the budget and policy for the US military, impacting troop numbers, weapons procurement, and international relations.

Primary Focus General Legislation

Voting Mechanism Passage

Bipartisan Consensus 7%

A "Yea" vote supports: A Yea vote supports increasing funding for the Department of Defense to support national security initiatives.

A "Nay" vote supports: A Nay vote supports maintaining current funding levels for the Department of Defense.

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Original Question: National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2027

Constituent Referendum

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Constituent Sentiment

Total Votes: 0

Yea: 0 (0%) Nay: 0 (0%)

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Result: Passed

216

Yea

212

Nay

Not Voting

Yea Votes by Party

Distribution of supportive votes by party

216 Total

Dem (6)

Rep (209)

Ind (1)

Nay Votes by Party

Distribution of opposing votes by party

212 Total

Dem (205)

Rep (7)

Bipartisan Consensus

Degree of voting agreement across party lines

7% Score

Highly Polarized

A score of 7% indicates deep polarization, meaning the two parties voted almost entirely opposite to one another.

Member Votes

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Politician	State	Party	Vote Cast
Aaron Bean	FL	Republican	Yea
Abraham J. Hamadeh	AZ	Republican	Yea
Adam Gray	CA	Democrat	Yea
Adam Smith	WA	Democrat	Nay
Addison P. McDowell	NC	Republican	Yea
Adelita S. Grijalva	AZ	Democrat	Nay
Adrian Smith	NE	Republican	Yea
Adriano Espaillat	NY	Democrat	Nay
Al Green	TX	Democrat	Nay
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez	NY	Democrat	Nay
Alma S. Adams	NC	Democrat	Nay
Ami Bera	CA	Democrat	Nay
Analilia Mejia	NJ	Democrat	Nay
Andrea Salinas	OR	Democrat	Nay
Andrew Ogles	TN	Republican	Yea
Andrew R. Garbarino	NY	Republican	Yea
Andrew S. Clyde	GA	Republican	Yea
André Carson	IN	Democrat	Nay
Andy Barr	KY	Republican	Yea
Andy Biggs	AZ	Republican	NotVoting