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Roll call 289

They all agreed. Then nothing happened.

The House voted 427 to 1 to release the files. The Senate passed it without a recorded vote because not one senator objected. Find your district below.

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The House passed the Epstein Files Transparency Act 427 to 1. The Senate did not need a recorded vote to pass it. Almost every person on this map already went on record.

VOTED TO RELEASE THE FILES
427
VOTED AGAINST
1
DID NOT VOTE
5
SENATORS WHO OBJECTED
0
THEY ALL AGREED. THEN NOTHING HAPPENED.The Senate passed it by unanimous consent, so no senator had to put a name to it. Not one objected. The law took effect on November 19, 2025 and gave the Justice Department thirty days.

U.S. HOUSE · 435 VOTING DISTRICTS · ROLL CALL 289

✓ VOTED TO RELEASE× VOTED AGAINST• DID NOT VOTE↗ SEAT CHANGED HANDS
HOW EACH DELEGATION VOTEDSELECT A STATE TO OPEN ITS RECORD

CARTOGRAM, NOT BOUNDARY MAP. EVERY STATE STAYS LEGIBLE ON SMALL SCREENS.

Votes come from the Clerk of the House record for roll call 289 on 18-Nov-2025, matched to current districts. Seven members who cast a vote have since left office. Their seats are marked as changed hands, because that vote does not belong to whoever holds the seat now.

The Senate passed the bill by unanimous consent, which produces no per-senator record. No senator is shown here because no senator was recorded.

Clerk of the House, roll call 289