U.S. House Votes on Resolution Condemning Socialism: Here’s Where Your Representatives Stand

The United States House of Representatives voted earlier this month on a resolution addressing socialism, election security, and the SAVE America Act.
The resolution passed 220-192, with two members voting present and 18 members not voting.
Among its provisions, H.Res. 1490 condemns and denounces socialism in all its forms, including the Democratic Socialists of America, and opposes implementation of socialist policies in the United States. It also reaffirmed support for free, fair, and secure elections, stated that American elections are for American citizens, recommitted the House to upholding the U.S. Constitution, and called for enactment of the SAVE America Act.
Here’s how members of congress from Arizona, Georgia, Wisconsin, and Nebraska voted:
Arizona
- Yassamin Ansari (Democrat) – Nay
- Andy Biggs (Republican) – Yea
- Juan Ciscomani (Republican) – Yea
- Elijah Crane (Republican) – Yea
- Paul A. Gosar (Republican) – Yea
- Adelita Grijalva (Democrat) – Nay
- Abraham Hamadeh (Republican) – Yea
- David Schweikert (Republican) – Yea
- Greg Stanton (Democrat) – Nay
Georgia
- Rick Allen (Republican) – Yea
- Sanford Bishop (Democrat) – Nay
- Everton Blair (Democrat) – Nay
- Buddy Carter (Republican) – Yea
- Andrew Clyde (Republican) – Yea
- Mike Collins (Republican) – Yea
- Clay Fuller (Republican) – Yea
- Brian Jack (Republican) – Yea
- Hank Johnson (Democrat) – Nay
- Barry Loudermilk (Republican) – Yea
- Lucy McBath (Democrat) – Nay
- Richard McCormick (Republican) – Yea
- Austin Scott (Republican) – Yea
- Nikema Williams (Democrat) – Nay
Nebraska
- Don Bacon (Republican) – Yea
- Mike Flood (Republican) – Yea
- Adrian Smith (Republican) – Yea
Wisconsin
- Scott Fitzgerald (Republican) – Yea
- Glenn Grothman (Republican) – Yea
- Gwen Moore (Democrat) – Nay
- Mark Pocan (Democrat) – Nay
- Bryan Steil (Republican) – Yea
- Thomas Tiffany (Republican) – Yea
- Derrick Van Orden (Republican) – Yea
- Tony Wied (Republican) – Yea
The House Clerk’s official roll call provides the complete vote-by-vote breakdown for the resolution.