Question

How did my representative vote on the Farm Bill 2026?

Last updated: 2026-05-01

Quick answer

224 representatives voted YES and 200 voted NO on H.R. 7567 on April 30, 2026 (House Clerk Roll Call 154). Most votes were along party lines: 209 of 212 voting Republicans voted YES, and 197 of 211 voting Democrats voted NO. Only 3 Republicans voted no (Fitzpatrick PA, Garbarino NY, Hageman WY) and 14 Democrats plus 1 independent crossed over to YES. For the official, member-by-member record, see clerk.house.gov.

How to find your representative’s vote

The only authoritative source is the official roll call. We do not infer individual votes from party membership.

Find your representative at house.gov/representatives/find-your-representative
Open the official record: House Clerk Roll Call 154
Match the name in the roll call for the recorded vote

The party split (from Roll Call 154)

Republicans: 209 YES, 3 NO, 5 not voting
Democrats: 14 YES, 197 NO, 1 not voting
Independent: 1 YES (Kiley, CA)

The lists below name everyone who crossed party lines or did not vote, taken verbatim from the official roll call. Anyone not named below is recorded with the majority of their party, but confirm against the roll call to be certain.

The 14 Democrats who voted YES

Member	State
Bishop	GA
Costa	CA
Cuellar	TX
Davids	KS
Davis	NC
Gonzalez, V.	TX
Gray	CA
Kaptur	OH
McDonald Rivet	MI
Perez	WA
Riley	NY
Schrier	WA
Soto	FL
Vasquez	NM

The 3 Republicans who voted NO

Member	State
Fitzpatrick	PA
Garbarino	NY
Hageman	WY

Members who did not vote (6)

Biggs (R-AZ), Burlison (R-MO), Kean (R-NJ), Loudermilk (R-GA), Smith (R-MO), and Wilson (D-FL).

Why this matters

The 224-200 vote is a House-passage tally only, the bill is not law. It shapes 2026 campaign messaging, Senate negotiating leverage in any eventual conference, and the baseline coalitions for future farm policy.

Beyond final passage

Some amendments had their own recorded roll calls. For verified examples, the Crawford rotisserie-chicken amendment (Roll Call 145, agreed to 384-35) and the Luna amendment striking section 12006 (Roll Call 148, agreed to 280-142), see our Vote Tracker and Amendments pages.