While busy in Washington, DC, Representative Jason Smith was called upon to cast his ballot on several essential items. Here is how he voted.
H.R. 22
This resolution requires states to obtain documentary proof of United States citizenship when registering an individual to vote in a federal election, including mail-in voting. Representative Smith voted in favor of this, and it did pass.
H.R. 1526
This House resolution limits the ability of a single district judge to issue a nationwide injunction, prohibits U.S. district courts from issuing any orders providing for injunctive relief that are broader in scope than restricting the actions of a party before the court concerning the party seeking injunctive relief. Representative Smith voted in favor, and it did pass.
H. Con. Res 14
This action establishes the reconciliation framework to allow Congress to pass President Trump’s bill to lower taxes for working families and small businesses, secure our border, and unleash American energy. Representative Smith voted in favor, and it did pass.
S.J. 18
This nullifies the Biden Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s (CFPB) misguided rule imposing a government-mandated price cap on banking services. This would make it harder for banks to offer overdraft services to their customers, particularly those with short-term financial concerns. It passed, and Representative Smith did vote in favor.
H.R. 586
This resolution requires the VA to carry out a study on the prevalence of bile duct cancer in Vietnam-era veterans. It passed, and Representative Smith voted in favor of it.
