SEATTLE, WA – Representative Adam Smith (D-Wash.) issued the following statement regarding the United Nations (U.N.) Security Council’s adoption of a resolution calling for a surge in aid to civilians in Gaza. “As I’ve said repeatedly,…
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Representative Adam Smith today released the following statement after the House of Representatives passed the Fiscal Year (FY) 2024 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), sending the bill to the President’s desk to…
HousingBudget & taxesLaborParks & environmentDefense & militaryHealth careEducation & libraries
Passed 407–9 in U.S. House.
Passed 310–118 in U.S. House.
Failed 23–307 in U.S. House.
Passed 221–212 in U.S. House.
Passed 220–212 in U.S. House.
Passed 303–126 in U.S. House.
Passed 330–99 in U.S. House.
Passed 216–205 in U.S. House.
Failed 206–211 in U.S. House.
Passed 218–203 in U.S. House.
Passed 215–207 in U.S. House.
Passed 386–37 in U.S. House.
Passed 396–28 in U.S. House.
Passed 403–20 in U.S. House.
Passed 420–1 in U.S. House.
Passed 394–0 in U.S. House.
Passed 320–71 in U.S. House.
Passed 376–15 in U.S. House.
Passed 214–191 in U.S. House.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Sound Transit and Mercy Housing broke ground this week on the Mercy Angle Lake Family Housing project, located next to the Sound Transit Angle Lake Light Rail station in SeaTac. Sound Transit is the first in the country…
Passed 210–189 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 372–39 in U.S. House.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Representatives Adam Smith (Ranking Member, House Armed Services Committee), Garret Graves (Chairman, House Aviation Subcommittee), and Mark Green (Chairman, Committee on Homeland Security), along with Representatives…
Failed 202–213 in U.S. House.
Passed 246–170 in U.S. House.
Failed 201–216 in U.S. House.
Passed 221–197 in U.S. House.
Failed 201–214 in U.S. House.
Passed 213–201 in U.S. House.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Representative Adam Smith (D-Wash.) today released the following statement on the resolution condemning antisemitism. "Today I voted to advance a resolution condemning antisemitism. Since the October 7th terrorist…
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Representative Adam Smith (D-Wash.) and Senator Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.) teamed up to introduce the bicameral End Hedge Fund Control of American Homes Act of 2023. This legislation responds directly and forcefully to a…
HousingTransportationBudget & taxesLaborEducation & libraries
Passed 209–200 in U.S. House.
Passed 356–61 in U.S. House.
Passed 408–10 in U.S. House.
Passed 414–5 in U.S. House.
Passed 311–14 in U.S. House.
Passed 221–202 in U.S. House.
WASHINGTON, D.C. -Representative Adam Smith (D-Wash.) today released the following statement on the vandalism against his home in Bellevue, Washington regarding the conflict in Israel and Gaza. "Last night, my house was vandalized by…
Failed 206–223 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 422–1 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 241–181 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 226–199 in U.S. House.
Passed 224–203 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 399–28 in U.S. House.
Failed 194–236 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 231–198 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 412–11 in U.S. House.
Passed 307–119 in U.S. House.
Passed 213–205 in U.S. House.
Passed 212–205 in U.S. House.
Passed 414–0 in U.S. House.
Passed 412–1 in U.S. House.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Representative Adam Smith (D-Wash.) issued the following statement regarding the hostage release in Gaza. "I welcome the agreement to secure the release of 50 hostages, including Americans, who were among those abducted…
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Representatives Adam Smith (D-Wash.) and Joe Wilson (R-S.C.) introduced a resolution celebrating the 20th anniversary of the creation of the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), established by Congress to reduce…
Agreed to 411–14 in U.S. House.
Passed 218–206 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 373–54 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 216–211 in U.S. House.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Representative Adam Smith (D-Wash.) today introduced the Pre-Apprenticeship Wrap-Around Support Services Fund Act, which would help fund transportation, housing, and childcare stipends, pay for lost hourly wages, and…
Failed 151–273 in U.S. House.
Failed 155–268 in U.S. House.
Failed 204–224 in U.S. House.
Failed 144–279 in U.S. House.
Failed 173–254 in U.S. House.
Failed 165–260 in U.S. House.
Failed 157–268 in U.S. House.
Failed 155–270 in U.S. House.
Failed 162–262 in U.S. House.
Failed 169–257 in U.S. House.
Failed 198–225 in U.S. House.
Failed 148–280 in U.S. House.
Failed 170–254 in U.S. House.
Passed 217–208 in U.S. House.
Passed 217–209 in U.S. House.
Failed 85–350 in U.S. House.
Failed 190–241 in U.S. House.
Failed 109–324 in U.S. House.
Failed 81–354 in U.S. House.
Failed 118–316 in U.S. House.
Failed 183–251 in U.S. House.
Passed 336–95 in U.S. House.
Failed 131–300 in U.S. House.
Failed 140–294 in U.S. House.
Failed 186–247 in U.S. House.
Failed 81–353 in U.S. House.
Passed 409–0 in U.S. House.
Passed 209–201 in U.S. House.
Passed 405–0 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 336–86 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 222–198 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 219–210 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 250–174 in U.S. House.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Representatives Adam Smith (D-Wash.) and Jared Huffman (D-Calif.) today introduced the Voluntary Grazing Permit Retirement Act, which would give grazing permit holders the flexibility to voluntarily waive their permits…
Failed 183–246 in U.S. House.
Failed 196–223 in U.S. House.
Failed 106–322 in U.S. House.
Failed 142–277 in U.S. House.
Failed 205–211 in U.S. House.
Failed 115–306 in U.S. House.
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Failed 175–252 in U.S. House.
Failed 145–273 in U.S. House.
Failed 172–257 in U.S. House.
Failed 198–221 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 238–185 in U.S. House.
Failed 212–214 in U.S. House.
Passed 234–188 in U.S. House.
Failed 208–213 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 213–210 in U.S. House.
Passed 217–204 in U.S. House.
Passed 217–204 in U.S. House.
Failed 144–282 in U.S. House.
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Failed 104–325 in U.S. House.
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Failed 106–324 in U.S. House.
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Passed 359–24 in U.S. House.
Passed 384–1 in U.S. House.
Passed 342–69 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 208–207 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 214–204 in U.S. House.
Passed 213–203 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 212–204 in U.S. House.
Failed 201–215 in U.S. House.
Passed 213–203 in U.S. House.
HousingTransportationBudget & taxesParks & environmentIsrael & Palestine
Passed 213–200 in U.S. House.
HousingTransportationBudget & taxesParks & environmentIsrael & Palestine
Agreed to 217–202 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 212–202 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 213–212 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 212–206 in U.S. House.
Passed 226–196 in U.S. House.
Passed 396–23 in U.S. House.
Failed 177–246 in U.S. House.
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Passed 214–197 in U.S. House.
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Passed 354–53 in U.S. House.
Passed 222–186 in U.S. House.
Passed 363–46 in U.S. House.
WASHINGTON, D.C. -Representative Adam Smith (D-Wash.) issued the following statement regarding House Republican Leadership's partisan proposal for aid to Israel. "Instead of helping Israel, House Republican Leadership is playing partisan…
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Representative Adam Smith (D-Wash.) issued the following statement regarding Israel and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. "I strongly support the goal of significantly degrading and ultimately eliminating the Hamas…
Failed 212–213 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 277–142 in U.S. House.
Failed 192–222 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 207–204 in U.S. House.
Failed 166–247 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 207–204 in U.S. House.
Failed 208–209 in U.S. House.
Failed 121–299 in U.S. House.
Failed 116–303 in U.S. House.
Failed 199–210 in U.S. House.
Failed 100–314 in U.S. House.
Failed 76–335 in U.S. House.
Passed 210–199 in U.S. House.
Failed 160–250 in U.S. House.
Failed 164–249 in U.S. House.
Failed 115–306 in U.S. House.
Failed 120–291 in U.S. House.
Failed 122–299 in U.S. House.
Failed 122–295 in U.S. House.
Failed 176–241 in U.S. House.
Failed 137–283 in U.S. House.
Failed 123–300 in U.S. House.
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Failed 134–283 in U.S. House.
Failed 105–319 in U.S. House.
Failed 161–257 in U.S. House.
Failed 105–316 in U.S. House.
Failed 156–265 in U.S. House.
Failed 137–287 in U.S. House.
Failed 130–287 in U.S. House.
Passed — 429 answered present in U.S. House.
Johnson (LA) elected — Johnson (LA) 220, Jeffries 209, Not Voting 4 in U.S. House.
Passed 412–10 in U.S. House.
Jeffries elected — Jeffries 210, Jordan 194, Scalise 8, McHenry 6, Zeldin 4, Donalds 2, McCarthy 2, Garcia, Mike 1, Emmer 1, Westerman 1, Not Voting 4 in U.S. House.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Today, Representative Adam Smith (D-Wash.) joined over 100 members of the House of Representatives in sending a letter to President Biden regarding the situation in the Middle East. See below for the full letter. "We…
Passed — 427 answered present in U.S. House.
Jeffries elected — Jeffries 212, Jordan 199, Scalise 7, McCarthy 5, Zeldin 3, Donalds 1, Emmer 1, Garcia, Mike 1, Boehner 1, Granger 1, Westerman 1, Miller, Candice 1 in U.S. House.
Passed — 432 answered present in U.S. House.
Jeffries elected — Jeffries 212, Jordan 200, Scalise 7, McCarthy 6, Zeldin 3, Garcia, Mike 1, Emmer 1, Cole 1, Massie 1, Not Voting 1 in U.S. House.
Passed — 432 answered present in U.S. House.
WASHINGTON, D.C. -Representative Adam Smith (D-Wash.) today issued the following statement in response to Hamas terrorist attacks in Israel. "I vehemently condemn today's attack against the people of Israel by the terrorist group Hamas. It…
Passed 218–207 in U.S. House.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Representative Adam Smith (D-Wash.) today issued the following statement regarding the vote to oust Speaker Kevin McCarthy. "Kevin McCarthy has been one of the worst Speakers in the history of this country. He has been…
Passed 218–208 in U.S. House.
Passed 394–1 in U.S. House.
Passed 390–0 in U.S. House.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Representative Adam Smith (D-Wash.) today issued the following statement after the U.S. House of Representatives voted 335-91 for a 45-day continuing resolution to avert a federal government shutdown. "Yet again, extreme…
Failed 0–427 in U.S. House.
Passed 335–91 in U.S. House.
Passed 217–207 in U.S. House.
Passed 218–210 in U.S. House.
Failed 210–216 in U.S. House.
Failed 210–218 in U.S. House.
Passed 214–210 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 216–213 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 351–81 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 217–212 in U.S. House.
Failed 210–218 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 218–215 in U.S. House.
Failed 210–217 in U.S. House.
Passed 216–212 in U.S. House.
Passed 217–211 in U.S. House.
Passed 220–208 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 219–213 in U.S. House.
Failed 211–217 in U.S. House.
Failed 195–236 in U.S. House.
Passed 218–210 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 360–67 in U.S. House.
Failed 121–311 in U.S. House.
Failed 173–255 in U.S. House.
Failed 171–258 in U.S. House.
Failed 198–232 in U.S. House.
Failed 92–340 in U.S. House.
Failed 78–353 in U.S. House.
Failed 132–298 in U.S. House.
Failed 169–261 in U.S. House.
Failed 151–278 in U.S. House.
Passed 311–117 in U.S. House.
Failed 161–268 in U.S. House.
Failed 75–347 in U.S. House.
Failed 133–297 in U.S. House.
Failed 191–237 in U.S. House.
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Agreed to 240–191 in U.S. House.
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Agreed to 217–216 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 217–214 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 217–216 in U.S. House.
Failed 206–223 in U.S. House.
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Failed 89–341 in U.S. House.
Failed 159–272 in U.S. House.
Failed 106–323 in U.S. House.
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Failed 182–247 in U.S. House.
Failed 119–307 in U.S. House.
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Failed 202–231 in U.S. House.
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Failed 81–350 in U.S. House.
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Failed 147–282 in U.S. House.
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Failed 210–216 in U.S. House.
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Passed 216–212 in U.S. House.
Passed 215–209 in U.S. House.
Passed 209–198 in U.S. House.
Passed 424–1 in U.S. House.
Passed 216–202 in U.S. House.
Failed 212–216 in U.S. House.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Today, Representatives Adam Smith (D-Wash.) and Young Kim (R-Calif.) announced the relaunch of the Congressional Caucus for Effective Foreign Assistance. The caucus, co-chaired by Reps. Adam Smith and Young Kim, is a…
Failed 205–214 in U.S. House.
Passed 423–0 in U.S. House.
Passed 217–209 in U.S. House.
Failed 212–214 in U.S. House.
Passed 422–0 in U.S. House.
Passed 401–19 in U.S. House.
Passed 393–27 in U.S. House.
Passed 378–32 in U.S. House.
Passed 410–0 in U.S. House.
Passed 409–0 in U.S. House.
Passed 215–200 in U.S. House.
Passed 214–198 in U.S. House.
Passed 222–190 in U.S. House.
Failed 193–212 in U.S. House.
Passed 406–4 in U.S. House.
Passed 415–0 in U.S. House.
Passed 413–2 in U.S. House.
Passed 403–8 in U.S. House.
Passed 410–3 in U.S. House.
RENTON, WA - On Wednesday, August 24, Representative Adam Smith (D-Wash.) hosted Dr. Miriam Delphin-Rittmon, the Assistant Secretary for Mental Health and Substance Use at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the…
SEATTLE, WA - On Friday, August 18, Representative Adam Smith hosted a roundtable with representatives from the Washington State Department of Commerce, the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, and community partners…
SEATTLE, WA - Representative Adam Smith (D-Wash.) today issued the following statement after introducing the Expanding Service Coordinators Act with Representatives Joyce Beatty (D-Ohio) and Suzanne Bonamici (D-Ore.). This legislation…
HousingTransportationBudget & taxesHealth careEducation & libraries
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Representative Adam Smith (D-Wash.) today issued the following statement after he voted against the Fiscal Year (FY) 2024 Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies appropriations bill advanced by…
HousingBudget & taxesParks & environmentDefense & militaryHealth careEducation & libraries
Passed 219–211 in U.S. House.
Passed 221–206 in U.S. House.
Failed 206–219 in U.S. House.
Passed 220–209 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 228–206 in U.S. House.
Passed 208–191 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 394–19 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 222–212 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 220–214 in U.S. House.
Passed 217–206 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 224–210 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 223–211 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 221–212 in U.S. House.
Failed 83–347 in U.S. House.
Failed 99–327 in U.S. House.
Failed 204–227 in U.S. House.
Passed 409–1 in U.S. House.
Failed 250–163 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 348–57 in U.S. House.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Today Representative Adam Smith (D-Wash.) released the following statement after the House of Representatives passed the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) reauthorization bill. "Residents in aviation impacted…
Failed 64–329 in U.S. House.
Passed 351–69 in U.S. House.
Failed 195–226 in U.S. House.
Failed 200–212 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 220–215 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 243–191 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 392–41 in U.S. House.
Passed 222–201 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 240–195 in U.S. House.
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Failed 205–229 in U.S. House.
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Failed 49–386 in U.S. House.
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Passed 213–206 in U.S. House.
Passed 213–207 in U.S. House.
Failed 27–393 in U.S. House.
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Passed 412–9 in U.S. House.
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Passed 386–22 in U.S. House.
Passed 400–0 in U.S. House.
Passed 219–210 in U.S. House.
Failed 210–217 in U.S. House.
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Agreed to 399–31 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 222–209 in U.S. House.
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Agreed to 227–201 in U.S. House.
Passed 214–207 in U.S. House.
Failed 160–266 in U.S. House.
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Agreed to 234–198 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 217–212 in U.S. House.
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Failed 71–360 in U.S. House.
Passed 215–201 in U.S. House.
Passed 217–207 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 218–207 in U.S. House.
Passed 398–11 in U.S. House.
Passed 409–1 in U.S. House.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Representative Adam Smith (D-Wash.) today issued the following statement regarding the Supreme Court's decision to strike down affirmative action, heavily restricting how universities can consider race in admissions…
SEATTLE, WA - Representative Adam Smith (D-Wash.) today issued the following statement after the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) announced it is awarding over $33 million of Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding to King County Metro…
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Representative Adam Smith (D-Wash.) today issued the following statement on the one-year anniversary of the Supreme Court's ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization, which overturned Roe v. Wade and…
Failed 204–216 in U.S. House.
Passed 230–189 in U.S. House.
Failed 197–214 in U.S. House.
FAA Reauthorization Bill Includes Noise and Other Important Provisions Advocated for by Rep. Smith WASHINGTON, D.C. - The House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure (T&I) recently advanced the Federal Aviation Administration…
TransportationParks & environmentImmigration & ICEHealth care
Passed 219–208 in U.S. House.
Passed 223–201 in U.S. House.
Passed 214–206 in U.S. House.
Passed 215–207 in U.S. House.
Passed 220–209 in U.S. House.
Passed 215–211 in U.S. House.
Failed 211–220 in U.S. House.
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Agreed to 228–206 in U.S. House.
Agreed to 281–151 in U.S. House.
Passed 213–209 in U.S. House.
Failed 208–218 in U.S. House.
Failed 221–206 in U.S. House.
Passed 407–0 in U.S. House.
Passed 409–0 in U.S. House.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Today Representative Adam Smith (D-Wash.) released the following statement after the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure(T&I) advanced the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) reauthorization bill,…
Passed 220–211 in U.S. House.
Failed 210–220 in U.S. House.
Passed 249–181 in U.S. House.
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