Impeach Pete Hegseth

House of Representatives · Roll Call 317

Who voted to refer the Pete Hegseth impeachment resolution?

Search the full official record for your representative: on November 10, 2026, the House approved a procedural motion to refer H.Res. 1655 to the Judiciary Committee, 211–204.

Source: Office of the Clerk, U.S. House · November 10, 2026 · 6:02 p.m. Eastern

Read the question first: The Clerk labels this vote “On Motion to Refer.” A yea is for referral, not for impeachment; a nay is against referral, not necessarily a vote on the merits. Open the full official vote record.
211Yea · refer
204Nay · against referral
18Not voting

Votes by party

PartyYeaNayNot voting
Republican21017
Democratic020311
Independent100
Total21120418

The Clerk lists 415 cast yea or nay votes, plus 18 members who did not vote. Rep. Thomas Massie (Republican, Kentucky) cast the single Republican nay; Rep. Kevin Kiley (independent, California) cast the independent yea.

Look up all representatives and the 18 absences

The authoritative, member-by-member roster is maintained by the House Clerk. It includes each representative's name, state, party and whether the member voted yea, nay, or did not vote. Use the links below rather than a copied list that could diverge from the official record.

Official member roster: Roll Call 317 — all votes. The page includes an XML View and a member list; it is the source of record.

Quick reference: Download party totals as CSV · Floor proceedings.

How to interpret your representative's vote

  1. Open the Clerk's Roll Call 317 page.
  2. Find your representative's name or state in the official table.
  3. Read the “Vote Question” field: On Motion to Refer.
  4. Interpret “Yea” as favoring referral; “Nay” as opposing referral. “Not Voting” records no yea-or-nay vote.

This vote did not directly resolve the substance of the eight allegations or constitute impeachment. For the procedural context, read our November 10 vote explainer; for the charges, read the eight articles.

Sources and scope

Counts and party classifications above reproduce the House Clerk's November 10 roll call, not an election forecast or independent inference. All figures refer to the 119th Congress, second session, Roll Call 317. The CSV contains aggregate party totals only; the Clerk's live table is the complete member-by-member record.