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Full List of Republicans Who Voted Against Mike Johnson’s Shutdown Bill

January 19, 2024


The House of Representatives on Thursday voted to advance a short-term funding extension to avoid a government shutdown, but Republicans were split on the legislation.

The continuing resolution, or CR, passed 314 to 108 with 107 GOP House members voting for it, and 106 Republicans opposing it.

Congress has been passing CR to avoid a shutdown of government agencies since the end of September after failing to pass 12 annual spending bills for the 2024 fiscal year. Despite House Republicans voicing their disapproval of another CR, House Speaker Mike Johnson, a Louisiana Republican, pushed another one forward after it was passed by the Senate in a 77-18 vote earlier on Thursday.

The stopgap bill was passed before funding would have been cut off for agencies like the Veterans Affairs Department and Transportation Department on Friday. The rest of the government, including the Defense and State Departments, had a deadline of February 2.

The new CR will extend funding deadlines to March 1 and March 8.

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House Speaker Mike Johnson in front of the West Wing at the White House on January 17, 2024, in Washington, DC.
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The House Freedom Caucus has been wagering their support of legislation to avoid a government shutdown on their GOP colleagues’ approval of tougher immigration policies amid the surge in illegal migrant crossings at the southern border.

Hours before the Senate approved that stopgap bill, the Freedom Caucus asked Johnson to consider adding border security policies to it. In exchange, the Freedom Caucus would not try to stall a vote for the funding bill. But Johnson declined the deal.

The stopgap measure will be a temporary fix while Congress irons out some finer details of a $1.66 trillion appropriations deal that Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, a New York Democrat, and Johnson agreed to earlier this month.

“This represents the most favorable budget agreement Republicans have achieved in over a decade,” Johnson wrote in a letter to his House GOP colleagues on January 7.

The stopgap bill will now go to President Joe Biden, who is expected to sign it into law.

Here’s a full list of the 106 House Republicans who voted against the stopgap bill:

  1. Mark Alford, Missouri
  2. Jodey Arrington, Texas
  3. Brian Babin, Texas
  4. James Baird, Indiana
  5. Jim Banks, Indiana
  6. Aaron Bean, Florida
  7. Jack Bergman, Michigan
  8. Andy Biggs, Arizona
  9. Gus Bilirakis, Florida
  10. Dan Bishop, North Carolina
  11. Lauren Boebert, Colorado
  12. Mike Bost, Illinois
  13. Josh Brecheen, Oklahoma
  14. Ken Buck, Colorado
  15. Tim Burchett, Tennessee
  16. Michael Burgess, Texas
  17. Eric Burlison, Missouri
  18. Kat Cammack, Florida
  19. Jerry Carl, Alabama
  20. Ben Cline, Virginia
  21. Michael Cloud, Texas
  22. Andrew Clyde, Georgia
  23. Mike Collins, Georgia
  24. Elijah Crane, Arizona
  25. John Curtis, Utah
  26. Warren Davidson, Ohio
  27. Byron Donalds, Florida
  28. Jeff Duncan, South Carolina
  29. Neal Dunn, Florida
  30. Ron Estes, Kansas
  31. Mike Ezell, Mississippi
  32. Pat Fallon, Texas
  33. Brad Finstad, Minnesota
  34. Michelle Fischbach, Minnesota
  35. Scott Fitzgerald, Wisconsin
  36. Scott Franklin, Florida
  37. Russell Fry, South Carolina
  38. Matt Gaetz, Florida
  39. Mike Gallagher, Wisconsin
  40. Tony Gonzales, Texas
  41. Bob Good, Virginia
  42. Lance Gooden, Texas
  43. Paul Gosar, Arizona
  44. Mark Green, Tennessee
  45. Marjorie Taylor Greene, Georgia
  46. H. Morgan Griffith, Virginia
  47. Glenn Grothman, Wisconsin
  48. Michael Guest, Mississippi
  49. Harriet Hageman, Wyoming
  50. Andy Harris, Maryland
  51. Diana Harshbarger, Tennessee
  52. Kevin Hern, Oklahoma
  53. Clay Higgins, Louisianna
  54. Erin Houchin, Indiana
  55. Wesley Hunt, Texas
  56. Ronny Jackson, Texas
  57. Jim Jordan, Ohio
  58. John Joyce, Pennsylvania
  59. Trent Kelly, Mississippi
  60. Darin LaHood, Illinois
  61. Debbie Lesko, Arizona
  62. Barry Loudermilk, Georgia
  63. Anna Paulina Luna, Florida
  64. Morgan Luttrell, Texas
  65. Nancy Mace, South Carolina
  66. Celeste Maloy, Utah
  67. Tracey Mann, Kansas
  68. Thomas Massie, Kentucky
  69. Brian Mast, Florida
  70. Tom McClintock, California
  71. Richard McCormick, Georgia,
  72. Mary Miller, Illinois
  73. Max Miller, Ohio
  74. Mariannette Miller-Meeks, Iowa
  75. Cory Mills, Florida
  76. Alexander Mooney, West Virginia
  77. Barry Moore, Alabama
  78. Nathaniel Moran, Texas
  79. Troy Nehls, Texas
  80. Ralph Norman, South Carolina
  81. Jay Obernolte, California
  82. Gary Palmer, Alabama
  83. Scott Perry, Pennsylvania
  84. August Pfluger, Texas
  85. Bill Posey, Florida
  86. John Rose, Tennessee
  87. Matthew Rosendale, Montana
  88. Chip Roy, Texas
  89. David Schweikert, Arizona
  90. Keith Self, Texas
  91. Pete Sessions, Texas
  92. Victoria Spartz, Indiana
  93. Pete Stauber, Montana
  94. Elise Stefanik, New York
  95. Bryan Steil, Wisconsin
  96. W. Gregory Steube, Florida
  97. Thomas Tiffany, Wisconsin
  98. William Timmons, South Carolina
  99. Jefferson Van Drew, New Jersey
  100. Beth Van Duyne, Texas
  101. Derrick Van Orden, Wisconsin
  102. Randy Weber, Texas
  103. Daniel Webster, Florida
  104. Bruce Westerman, Arkansas
  105. Roger Williams, Texas
  106. Rudy Yakym, Indiana