How the GOP could vote on ACA replacement

Amid a possible House vote on the revised healthcare bill this week, The New York Times outlined potential Republican votes against the legislation.

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Assuming no Democrats support the bill, Republicans can only forego 22 “no” votes for the measure to pass.

Here are vote tallies from five news organizations, as reported by the NYT Monday.

CNN — 21 Republican “no” votes

The Hill — 21 Republican “no” votes

The NYT— 20 Republican “no” votes

NBC News — 20 Republican “no” votes

Huffington Post — 19 Republican “no” votes

The NYT notes negotiations on the revised healthcare bill are expected to continue, and additional changes could occur that would change vote tallies.

 

 

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