Senators say Taxpayer Protection Act could get a roll-call vote after athletics bill
September 23, 2026 | Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry, Senate Committees, U.S. Senate, Legislative, Federal
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A questioner asked whether the Senate could "get a roll call vote on this Taxpayer Protection Act" after finishing work on a college athletics bill. The Senate leader said there was "a significant level of interest in having a vote" and that the measure was a "candidate that would make sense" to try to schedule. He noted the House had already passed the bill "417 to 3."
The remarks focused on scheduling and the need for cooperation from Democrats to bring the measure to the floor. The transcript does not record a formal Senate motion, a roll-call vote, or date for such a vote; it records interest and the prior House vote count only.
The remarks focused on scheduling and the need for cooperation from Democrats to bring the measure to the floor. The transcript does not record a formal Senate motion, a roll-call vote, or date for such a vote; it records interest and the prior House vote count only.
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