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GOP Floor Revolt

House Republicans split over the SAVE Act, stalling the GOP agenda.

June 30, 2026 · Updated Jun 30, 8:55pm ET

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What happened

A bloc of House Republican hardliners again froze floor action by rejecting a procedural rule tied to the annual National Defense Authorization Act, even after Speaker Mike Johnson tried to attach President Donald Trump’s SAVE America Act to the defense bill. The vote failed 198-224, with 14 Republicans joining Democrats, as conservatives pressed the Senate to act on the election measure and refused to let other legislation move. The standoff, led in part by figures including Reps. Anna Paulina Luna and Chip Roy, derailed GOP leaders’ packed agenda and marked another setback for Johnson’s effort to manage a narrow, fractious majority. The blockade left major legislation stalled and exposed deep divisions over how aggressively House Republicans should force action on Trump-backed voting rules.