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This Is How Tri-State Representatives Voted on the Republican's Health Care Bill

The measure skirted through the House by a thin 217-213 vote, as all voting Democrats and 20 mostly moderate Republican holdouts voted no

The Republican health care bill narrowly passed in the House Thursday, delivering a victory for President Donald Trump just six weeks after nearly leaving the measure for dead.

House approval sends the measure to an uncertain fate in the Senate, where some Republicans consider the bill too harsh. Polls have shown President Barack Obama's health care overhaul — which the GOP bill would largely repeal — has actually gained in popularity as the debate over a replacement health care program has accelerated.

The measure skirted through the House by a thin 217-213 vote, as all voting Democrats and 20 mostly moderate Republican holdouts voted no.

Here's how representatives from New York, New Jersey and Connecticut voted. All Democrats and some Republicans voted against the bill, and a little more than a half dozen Republicans voted for it. 

NY REPUBLICANS:

COLLINS: YES

DONOVAN: NO

FASO: YES

KATKO: NO

KING: YES

REED: YES

STEFANIK: YES

TENNEY: YES

ZELDIN: YES

NY DEMOCRATS:

CLARKE: NO

CROWLEY: NO

ENGEL: NO

ESPAILLAT: NO

HIGGINS: NO

JEFFRIES: NO

MALONEY: NO

MEEKS: NO

MENG: NO

NADLER: NO

RICE: NO

SERRANO: NO

SLAUGHTER: NO

SUOZZI: NO

TONKO: NO

VELAZQUEZ: NO

NJ REPUBLICANS:

Frelinghuysen: YES

Lance: NO

LoBiondo: NO

MacArthur: YES

Smith: NO

NJ DEMOCRATS:

Watson Coleman: NO

Gottheimer: NO

Norcross: NO

Pallone: NO

Pascrell: NO

Payne: NO

Sires: NO

CT REPUBLICANS:

NONE

CT DEMOCRATS

Courtney: NO

DeLauro: NO

Esty: NO

Himes: NO

Larson: NO

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