A group of 19 House Republicans joined with the Democratic Party On Wednesday vote against a procedural motion Begin consideration of a bill that would reauthorize the state’s warrantless surveillance powers and call into question the authority of intelligence tools.
A procedural vote to advance Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) failed 193-228. The move comes after former President Trump on Wednesday urged Republicans to “kill FISA,” dividing the party.
Here are the 19 Republicans who left the party and voted against moving forward with the bill.
Congressman Andy Biggs (Arizona)
Congressman Dan Bishop (North Carolina)
Congresswoman Lauren Boebert (Colorado)
Congressman Tim Burchett (Tennessee)
Congressman Michael Cloud (Texas)
Congressman Eli Crane (Arizona)
Congressman Matt Gaetz (Florida)
Congressman Bob Good (Virginia)
Congressman Paul Gosar (Arizona)
Congressman Clay Higgins (Louisiana)
Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna (Florida)
Congresswoman Nancy Mace (South Carolina)
Congressman Cory Mills (Florida)
Congressman Ralph Norman (South Carolina)
Congressman Andy Ogles (Tennessee)
Congressman Scott Perry (Pennsylvania)
Congressman Matt Rosendale (Montana)
Congressman Chip Roy (Texas)
Congressman Greg Steube (Florida)
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