24 Jul 5 Bills Passed With Strong Bipartisan Support

Past 21 days, 2026-07-24. Source: Congress.gov roll-call records.

Where the parties agreed

Headlines focus on polarization, but cross-aisle agreement isn’t extinct. These bills cleared a chamber vote with at least 70% Yea support from both Democratic and Republican caucuses:

1. HR1118: Value Over Cost Act of 2026 — house on 2026-07-21: 100% of Democrats and 100% of Republicans voted Yea.
2. HR8823: Putting Patients First by Strengthening Provider Accountability in FECA Act — house on 2026-07-20: 100% of Democrats and 100% of Republicans voted Yea.
3. HR4541: To reauthorize the Young Women’s Breast Health Education and Awareness Requires Learning Y… — house on 2026-07-20: 100% of Democrats and 97% of Republicans voted Yea.
4. HR5362: To name the Department of Veterans Affairs multispecialty clinic in Marietta, Georgia, as … — house on 2026-07-16: 100% of Democrats and 100% of Republicans voted Yea.
5. HR8897: Improving Travel for American Families Act — house on 2026-07-13: 99% of Democrats and 95% of Republicans voted Yea.

Why surface bipartisan votes

The structural incentives for partisan reporting are strong: party-line votes drive engagement, get retweeted, and confirm priors. Bipartisan agreement is quieter — but more representative of how most legislation actually moves through Congress. We surface both to give the full picture.

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