House roll call vote
house-vote:117-1:132House Vote 117-1 Roll Call 132: On Passage
LawLinter roll call 117-1/132
On Passage
Apr 22, 2021 Passed 430 positions
Legislation voted on
HR 51 - 117 - Washington, D.C. Admission ActYea
216
50.2%
Nay
208
48.4%
Present: 0 (0.0%)
Not voting: 6 (1.4%)
Party snapshot
Democratic
218
Yea
216
99.1%
Nay
0
0.0%
Not voting 2
Republican
212
Yea
0
0.0%
Nay
208
98.1%
Not voting 4
Legislation voted on
HR 51 - 117Washington, D.C. Admission Act
Status In session
Policy area Government Operations and Politics
Introduced Jan 4, 2021
Latest bill action
Received in the Senate.
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House Vote 117-1 Roll Call 132: On Passage Result: Passed on Apr 22, 2021; Total recorded positions: 430; Yea: 216 (50.2%); Nay: 208 (48.4%); Not voting: 6 (1.4%) Related bill: HR 51 - 117 - Washington, D.C. Admission Act Member-by-member positions are linked on LawLinter.
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House Vote 117-1 Roll Call 132: On Passage source snapshot Vote basics: - Date: Apr 22, 2021 - Result: Passed - Total positions: 430 - Yea: 216 (50.2%) - Nay: 208 (48.4%) - Present: 0 (0.0%) - Not voting: 6 (1.4%) Roll-call context: Question: On Passage Vote type: Yea-and-Nay Related bill: - HR 51 - 117 - Washington, D.C. Admission Act Party-wise breakdown: - Democratic: 218 total - Yea 216 (99.1%) - Nay 0 (0.0%) - Not voting 2 (0.9%) - Republican: 212 total - Yea 0 (0.0%) - Nay 208 (98.1%) - Not voting 4 (1.9%) Official source links: - Congress.gov: https://www.congress.gov/votes/house/117-1/132 - Official roll call XML: https://clerk.house.gov/evs/2021/roll132.xml
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House Vote 117-1 Roll Call 132: On Passage Result: Passed on Apr 22, 2021; Total recorded positions: 430; Yea: 216 (50.2%); Nay: 208 (48.4%); Not voting: 6 (1.4%) Question: On Passage Vote type: Yea-and-Nay Related bill: HR 51 - 117 - Washington, D.C. Admission Act Party breakdown: Democratic: 218 total - Yea 216 (99.1%) - Nay 0 (0.0%) - Not voting 2 (0.9%) Republican: 212 total - Yea 0 (0.0%) - Nay 208 (98.1%) - Not voting 4 (1.9%) Use this as a source-review starting point: check the roll-call page for member-by-member positions and official links.
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Title: House Vote 117-1 Roll Call 132: On Passage Body: Result: Passed on Apr 22, 2021; Total recorded positions: 430; Yea: 216 (50.2%); Nay: 208 (48.4%); Not voting: 6 (1.4%) Related bill: HR 51 - 117 - Washington, D.C. Admission Act Party-wise vote split: Democratic: 218 total - Yea 216 (99.1%) - Nay 0 (0.0%) - Not voting 2 (0.9%) Republican: 212 total - Yea 0 (0.0%) - Nay 208 (98.1%) - Not voting 4 (1.9%) The LawLinter vote page has the member-by-member roll call and official source links.
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House Vote 117-1 Roll Call 132: On Passage Result: Passed on Apr 22, 2021; Total recorded positions: 430; Yea: 216 (50.2%); Nay: 208 (48.4%); Not voting: 6 (1.4%) --- Vote totals Yea: 216 (50.2%) Nay: 208 (48.4%) Present: 0 (0.0%) Not voting: 6 (1.4%) --- Party context Democratic: 218 total - Yea 216 (99.1%) - Nay 0 (0.0%) - Not voting 2 (0.9%) Republican: 212 total - Yea 0 (0.0%) - Nay 208 (98.1%) - Not voting 4 (1.9%) --- Related bill HR 51 - 117 - Washington, D.C. Admission Act --- The useful part is the member-by-member roll call: who voted yea, who voted nay, and who did not vote.
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LawLinter roll call 117-1/132
On Passage
Apr 22, 2021 Passed 430 positions
Legislation voted on
HR 51 - 117 - Washington, D.C. Admission ActYea
216
50.2%
Nay
208
48.4%
Present: 0 (0.0%)
Not voting: 6 (1.4%)
Party snapshot
Democratic
218
Yea
216
99.1%
Nay
0
0.0%
Not voting 2
Republican
212
Yea
0
0.0%
Nay
208
98.1%
Not voting 4
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House Vote 117-1 Roll Call 132: On Passage Result: Passed on Apr 22, 2021; Total recorded positions: 430; Yea: 216 (50.2%); Nay: 208 (48.4%); Not voting: 6 (1.4%) Related bill: HR 51 - 117 - Washington, D.C. Admission Act Full member roll call and official source links are on LawLinter.
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Use one hook as the first line of the post, then work 2-4 search phrases naturally into the caption. Do not paste the whole keyword list as a block. Hook options: - How the House voted on roll call 132 - Inside House Vote 117-1/132: Passed - Who voted yea and nay on this House roll call - The vote record behind HR 51 - 117 - Washington, D.C. Admission Act Search phrases to include naturally: - House roll call 132 - House vote 117-1 132 - House Vote 117-1 Roll Call 132: On Passage - House vote yea nay breakdown - member by member House vote - HR 51 - 117 - Washington, D.C. Admission Act Simple caption pattern: House Vote 117-1 Roll Call 132: On Passage Result: Passed on Apr 22, 2021; Total recorded positions: 430; Yea: 216 (50.2%); Nay: 208 (48.4%); Not voting: 6 (1.4%) Related bill: HR 51 - 117 - Washington, D.C. Admission Act Full member roll call and official source links are on LawLinter.
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Create a clean LawLinter social graphic about a House roll-call vote. Make the actual vote outcome the dominant visual: result, date, yea count, nay count, and total positions. Make the voted-on legislation obvious near the top: use a dedicated 'Legislation voted on' band with the bill number and short title, not a tiny corner label. Use party breakdown only as smaller supporting context. Subject: House Vote 117-1 Roll Call 132: On Passage. Vote facts: Result: Passed on Apr 22, 2021; Total recorded positions: 430; Yea: 216 (50.2%); Nay: 208 (48.4%); Not voting: 6 (1.4%). Legislation voted on: HR 51 - 117 - Washington, D.C. Admission Act. Tone: neutral legislative research, not partisan, not promotional.
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Create a LawLinter social-media infographic. Graphic packet: House vote result card Vote: House Vote 117-1 Roll Call 132: On Passage Facts to show: - Legislation voted on: HR 51 - 117 - Washington, D.C. Admission Act - Vote: House Vote 117-1 Roll Call 132: On Passage - Date: Apr 22, 2021 - Result: Passed - Total positions: 430 - Yea: 216 (50.2%) - Nay: 208 (48.4%) - Present: 0 (0.0%) - Not voting: 6 (1.4%) - Question: On Passage - Vote type: Yea-and-Nay - Secondary party context: Democratic: 218 total - Yea 216 (99.1%) - Nay 0 (0.0%) - Not voting 2 (0.9%) | Republican: 212 total - Yea 0 (0.0%) - Nay 208 (98.1%) - Not voting 4 (1.9%) Visual direction: Make the actual vote result the main event: large result badge, date, roll-call identifier, and oversized Yea/Nay counters with percentages. Directly beneath the title/result area, include a high-visibility 'Legislation voted on' band with the bill number and short title; it must be readable at mobile size and must not be buried in a footer, corner, or tiny source strip. Place party breakdown in a smaller lower panel so it supports the outcome without competing with it. Hierarchy requirements: - The viewer must understand both what happened in the vote and what legislation was voted on without reading small text. - If legislation is supplied, reserve a clear, readable band or panel for the bill number and short title near the top third of the graphic. - Do not reduce the bill number/title to a footer, source strip, corner badge, or tiny footnote. Style requirements: Use the LawLinter visual identity: dark civic data dashboard, near-black background #0B0F16, elevated panel #111827, secondary panel #162032, border blue #1F6FEB, accent cyan #19C3FF, white text #F8FAFC, muted text #CBD5E1, success teal #14B8A6, warning amber #F59E0B. Make it social-media friendly: use a vertical 2:3 portrait aspect ratio, ideally 1024x1536 or 1080x1620. Keep all important text inside generous safe margins and do not create a horizontal image unless explicitly requested. Prioritize mobile readability: large headline, 3-6 facts maximum, high contrast, no tiny legal text, no overloaded tables. Tone must be neutral legislative research. No partisan framing, no campaign symbols, no unsupported causal claims. Include a small LawLinter wordmark text and source-analysis framing. Use 'source context' wording when data is contextual rather than bill-caused. Vote-color rule: use success teal or emerald for Yea, rose #FB7185 for Nay, amber #F59E0B for Present, and muted slate for Not voting. Do not use colors to imply party preference.
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Create a LawLinter social-media infographic. Graphic packet: House vote party breakdown card Vote: House Vote 117-1 Roll Call 132: On Passage Facts to show: - Legislation voted on: HR 51 - 117 - Washington, D.C. Admission Act - Vote: House Vote 117-1 Roll Call 132: On Passage - Date: Apr 22, 2021 - Overall result: Result: Passed on Apr 22, 2021; Total recorded positions: 430; Yea: 216 (50.2%); Nay: 208 (48.4%); Not voting: 6 (1.4%) - Democratic: 218 total - Yea 216 (99.1%) - Nay 0 (0.0%) - Not voting 2 (0.9%) - Republican: 212 total - Yea 0 (0.0%) - Nay 208 (98.1%) - Not voting 4 (1.9%) Visual direction: Create a secondary breakdown graphic. Keep the overall vote result and the legislation voted on visible in the header area, then show compact party rows with within-party percentages for Yea, Nay, Present, and Not voting. Do not color parties as red/blue teams; use vote-position colors only. Hierarchy requirements: - The viewer must understand both what happened in the vote and what legislation was voted on without reading small text. - If legislation is supplied, reserve a clear, readable band or panel for the bill number and short title near the top third of the graphic. - Do not reduce the bill number/title to a footer, source strip, corner badge, or tiny footnote. Style requirements: Use the LawLinter visual identity: dark civic data dashboard, near-black background #0B0F16, elevated panel #111827, secondary panel #162032, border blue #1F6FEB, accent cyan #19C3FF, white text #F8FAFC, muted text #CBD5E1, success teal #14B8A6, warning amber #F59E0B. Make it social-media friendly: use a vertical 2:3 portrait aspect ratio, ideally 1024x1536 or 1080x1620. Keep all important text inside generous safe margins and do not create a horizontal image unless explicitly requested. Prioritize mobile readability: large headline, 3-6 facts maximum, high contrast, no tiny legal text, no overloaded tables. Tone must be neutral legislative research. No partisan framing, no campaign symbols, no unsupported causal claims. Include a small LawLinter wordmark text and source-analysis framing. Use 'source context' wording when data is contextual rather than bill-caused. Vote-color rule: use success teal or emerald for Yea, rose #FB7185 for Nay, amber #F59E0B for Present, and muted slate for Not voting. Do not use colors to imply party preference.
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