Repealing the Job-Killing Health Care Law Act

Jan. 19, 2011 | H.R. 2
In the first major vote after winning the majority, House Republicans voted to repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA) health reform law. The ACA improves access to affordable health care coverage, provides consumer protections, and reduces the federal deficit. Among other effects repeal would cost 1.2 million young adults their coverage through their parents' health plan. It would mean higher drug prices for 2.7 million seniors, would eliminate free preventive services for 44 million seniors, and discard measures to help control health care costs. It would allow insurance companies to resume denying coverage, limiting care and spending premiums on larger CEO salaries and profits.

This is Bad for working people.

Vote result: Passed

YEAs: 245
NAYs: 189

Legislator Sort descending State District Party Vote
Rep. James P. Moran
VA
8 Democrat No
Rep. Mick Mulvaney
SC
5 Republican Yes
Rep. Tim Murphy
PA
18 Republican Yes
Sen. Christopher S. Murphy
CT
Democrat No
Rep. Sue Myrick
NC
9 Republican Yes
Rep. Jerrold Nadler
NY
12 Democrat No
Rep. Grace F. Napolitano
CA
31 Democrat No
Rep. Richard E. Neal
MA
1 Democrat No
Rep. Randy Neugebauer
TX
19 Republican Yes
Rep. Kristi Noem
SD
At Large Republican Yes
Rep. Richard Nugent
FL
11 Republican Yes
Rep. Devin Nunes
CA
22 Republican Yes
Rep. Alan Nunnelee
MS
1 Republican Yes
Rep. Pete Olson
TX
22 Republican Yes
Rep. John W. Olver
MA
1 Democrat No
Rep. Bill Owens
NY
21 Democrat No
Rep. Steven Palazzo
MS
4 Republican Yes
Rep. Frank Pallone
NJ
6 Democrat No
Rep. Bill Pascrell Jr.
NJ
9 Democrat No
Rep. Ed Pastor
AZ
7 Democrat No