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The House passed a temporary government funding bill by a 220-205 vote.

Supported

What the evidence shows

The House clerk’s roll call page shows the measure passed on July 21, 2026. AP reported the same 220-205 outcome and described it as a stopgap funding bill through Dec. 4. The vote tally is confirmed by the official House record.

Evidence considered

  1. House clerk records the bill passed on July 21.
  2. AP reported a 220-205 House vote.
  3. The clerk’s vote page matches the reported tally.

Sources

01U.S. House of Representatives Roll Call VotesOpen source ↗02AP: House passes temporary government funding bill months early to avoid election season shutdownOpen source ↗03House Office of the Clerk vote pageOpen source ↗

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