state contracts; foreign adversary; prohibition
What it does: Establishes the Protection Procurement Act which prohibits a company domiciled in and controlled or majority owned by the People's Republic of China from contracting with a state agency for electronic or information technology, requires a prospective company to certify that the company is not domiciled in China or reselling electronic or information technology from a Chinese company to a state agency and outlines penalties for submitting a false certification. (official summary)
Question before the chamber: Final Reading
The tally
Yes 31 · No 24 · Not voting 5
Bar: green = yes, brown = no, striped = not voting.
| Party | Yes | No | Not voting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Democrats | 0 | 24 | 3 |
| Republicans | 31 | 0 | 2 |
Most Democrats voted no; most Republicans voted yes.
The full roll (60)
Yes 31
- Alex KolodinR3
- Beverly PingerelliR28
- Chris LopezR16
- Cody ReimR3
- Gail GriffinR19
- James TaylorR29
- Jeff WeningerR13
- John GilletteR30
- Julie WilloughbyR13
- Justin OlsonR10
- Khyl PowellR14
- Laurin HendrixR14
- Leo BiasiucciR30
- Lisa FinkR27
- Lupe DiazR19
- Matt GressR4
- Michael CarboneR25
- Michael WayR15
- Michele PeñaR23
- Neal CarterR15
- Nick KupperR25
- Pamela CarterR4
- Quang NguyenR1
- Rachel KeshelR17
- Ralph HeapR10
- Selina BlissR1
- Steve MontenegroR29
- Sylvia AllenR7
- Teresa MartinezR16
- Tony RiveroR27
- Walt BlackmanR7
No 24
- Aaron MárquezD5
- Alma HernándezD20
- Anna AbeytiaD24
- Betty VillegasD20
- Brian GarciaD8
- Cesar AguilarD26
- Chris MathisD18
- Consuelo HernandezD21
- Elda Luna-NájeraD22
- Janeen ConnollyD8
- Junelle CaveroD11
- Kevin VolkD17
- Lorena AustinD9
- Lupe ContrerasD22
- Lydia HernandezD24
- Mae PeshlakaiD6
- Mariana SandovalD23
- Myron TsosieD6
- Oscar De Los SantosD11
- Patty ContrerasD12
- Quantá CrewsD26
- Sarah LiguoriD5
- Stacey TraversD12
- Stephanie Stahl HamiltonD21
Not voting 5
“Not voting” is a recorded non-vote, not a reason for the absence. Parties come from public rosters; how we count.