Votes at a glance: Subcommittee forwards several public-safety communications bills
January 16, 2026 | Energy and Commerce: House Committee, Standing Committees - House & Senate, Congressional Hearings Compilation, Legislative, Federal
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The House Energy and Commerce subcommittee advanced several additional bills by voice vote and forwarded them to the full committee during the same markup session.
- HR 2076: Reported for first reading and adopted by voice vote; details of the bill text are not specified in the transcript excerpt. (Reported and adopted during SEG 271–284.)
- HR 5200: Reported for first reading and adopted by voice vote; the clerk noted the bill would direct the Federal Communications Commission on a matter described in the clerk’s report; the transcript excerpt does not specify further details. (Reported and adopted during SEG 285–298.)
- HR 5201: Reported for first reading and adopted by voice vote; the clerk indicated the bill directs the FCC to publish a document (details not specified in the excerpt). (Reported and adopted during SEG 299–312.)
Each adoption was announced as a voice vote with the chair stating "the ayes have it;" the transcript does not include recorded roll-call tallies or names tied to votes.
- HR 2076: Reported for first reading and adopted by voice vote; details of the bill text are not specified in the transcript excerpt. (Reported and adopted during SEG 271–284.)
- HR 5200: Reported for first reading and adopted by voice vote; the clerk noted the bill would direct the Federal Communications Commission on a matter described in the clerk’s report; the transcript excerpt does not specify further details. (Reported and adopted during SEG 285–298.)
- HR 5201: Reported for first reading and adopted by voice vote; the clerk indicated the bill directs the FCC to publish a document (details not specified in the excerpt). (Reported and adopted during SEG 299–312.)
Each adoption was announced as a voice vote with the chair stating "the ayes have it;" the transcript does not include recorded roll-call tallies or names tied to votes.
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