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Common ground
Progress that crossed the aisle: the bills most Democrats and most Republicans voted to pass together in the 119th Congress, and the Republicans who most often broke from their party to vote with Democrats.
Passed with most of both parties
No such votes in the data collected so far.
Final-passage votes (passage, suspension of the rules, conference reports, concurring in the other chamber's changes, veto overrides) on bills that passed, where a majority of each party voted yea. Many are routine; 0 on this page drew ten or more nays.
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