The legislation passed the House floor with a 237-169 vote and is headed for the Senate.

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The legislation passed the House floor with a 237-169 vote and is headed for the Senate.
The 237-169 vote on the House floor meant the legislation, known as the Protect Economic and Academic Freedom Act of 2026, passed and is headed for the Senate.
The US House of Representatives passed the Protect Economic and Academic Freedom Act.
The US House of Representatives on Thursday passed a Republican-backed bill
The Protect Economic and Academic Freedom Act passed by a 237-169 vote, with 33 Democrats voting in favor and two Republicans opposing.
The Protect Economic and Academic Freedom Act passed by a 237-169 vote, with 33 Democrats breaking with the rest of their party to vote in favor, and only two Republicans opposed.
The Protect Economic and Academic Freedom Act now goes to the Senate for consideration.
It now goes to the Senate for consideration.

Origin: extracted from Over 30 Democrats in the House of Representatives Thursday voted in favor of a measure to strip colleges and universities of federal aid if they are engaged in so-called boycotts against Israel. · 2026-09-07 06:26