H.R.1156
Extending Statute for Pandemic Unemployment Fraud
Date of Vote: March 11, 2025
Chamber of Origin: HouseCongress: 119thRoll Call Number: 68 | Session Number: 1
To address fraudulent activities related to pandemic unemployment assistance programs established under the CARES Act. The bill proposes extending the statute of limitations for prosecuting such fraud to 10 years, allowing more time for authorities to identify and prosecute offenders.1
Turning Point Action’s Position
Voted YEA
29571.86% REPUBLICANS28.14% DEMOCRATS0% INDEPENDENTS
VOTED NAY
1270% REPUBLICANS100% DEMOCRATS0% INDEPENDENTS
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Voted yea
Aaron BeanUS CongressFlorida
Session Score:93.33
Abe HamadehUS CongressArizona
Session Score:93.33
Adam GrayUS CongressCalifornia
Session Score:46.67
Addison McDowellUS CongressNorth Carolina
Session Score:93.33
Adrian SmithUS CongressNebraska
Session Score:93.33
Andrew ClydeUS CongressGeorgia
Session Score:93.33
Voted nay
Adam SmithUS CongressWashington
Session Score:6.67
Adriano EspaillatUS CongressNew York
Session Score:6.67
Al GreenUS CongressTexas
Session Score:10.00
Alexandria Ocasio-CortezUS CongressNew York
Session Score:6.67
Alma AdamsUS CongressNorth Carolina
Session Score:6.67
Ami BeraUS CongressCalifornia
Session Score:20.00
Not voting
Andrew GarbarinoUS CongressNew York
Session Score:90.00
David JoyceUS CongressOhio
Session Score:93.33
Diana HarshbargerUS CongressTennessee
Session Score:86.67
Donald NorcrossUS CongressNew Jersey
Session Score:16.67
Henry C. "Hank" Jr. JohnsonUS CongressGeorgia
Session Score:10.00
Jim JordanUS CongressOhio
Session Score:90.00
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