Issues / Government Accountability / Event · Nov 18 – Nov 18, 2025
Epstein Files Release Vote
How the conversation moved
Democrat Republican · one dot = one action| Action type | Wed12 | Thu13 | Fri14 | Sat15 | Sun16 | Mon17 | Tue1814 | Total |
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| StatementsResponses to news | 6 | |||||||
| CriticizedA policy, decision or person | 2 | |||||||
| Other | 6 |
What members did
20 members · 14 actionsThere is no proposal to be for or against here. Members are grouped by what they did.
Reacted · 6
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DHaley M. StevensMI · House
Voted to release Epstein files and called for ending presidential pardon power.
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DEric SorensenIL · House
Voted to release Epstein files, calling for transparency and justice for victims.
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DKelly MorrisonMN · House
Spoke at press conference supporting release of Epstein files ahead of House vote.
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DSteve CohenTN · House
Voted to release Jeffrey Epstein files; criticized Trump's potential delay tactics.
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RBen ClineVA · House
Voted to release Epstein files; reaffirmed commitment to transparency and accountability.
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DEmanuel CleaverMO · House
Voted to release Epstein files; criticized Speaker and President for blocking vote.
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DSteve CohenTN · House
Voted to release Jeffrey Epstein files; criticized Trump's potential delay tactics.
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RBen ClineVA · House
Voted to release Epstein files; reaffirmed commitment to transparency and accountability.
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DEmanuel CleaverMO · House
Voted to release Epstein files; criticized Speaker and President for blocking vote.
Other actions · 6
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DGwen MooreWI · House
Voted to release Department of Justice files on Jeffrey Epstein to the public.
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DAdelita S. GrijalvaAZ · House
Voted for Epstein Files Transparency Act requiring full release of investigative documents.
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DJimmy GomezCA · House
Voted to release full Epstein files and called on Senate Republicans to act.
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RGabe EvansCO · House
Voted to release Epstein files while emphasizing victim privacy protections.
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RErin HouchinIN · House
Supported House passage of legislation requiring full transparency of Jeffrey Epstein files.
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DJahana HayesCT · House
Voted to require Department of Justice release entire Jeffrey Epstein files.
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RGabe EvansCO · House
Voted to release Epstein files while emphasizing victim privacy protections.
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RErin HouchinIN · House
Supported House passage of legislation requiring full transparency of Jeffrey Epstein files.
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DJahana HayesCT · House
Voted to require Department of Justice release entire Jeffrey Epstein files.
Criticized · 2
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DDave MinCA · House
Criticized Trump and Johnson for opposing Epstein files release on CNN.
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DJimmy GomezCA · House
Challenged Republicans for naming children's savings account after Trump amid Epstein connections.
Based on press releases since Nov 18, 2025. AI summaries of each release.
What each party did · Democrats 11 · Republicans 3
- 5Statements1
- 2Criticized0
- 4Other2
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Actions by members from each state, split by party. A joint release counts once for each member on it.
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Every action
14 actions · 22 releases- Nov 18, 2025
- Statement
DStevens MI, RStefanik NY, RSmucker PA, DMin CA
Voted to release Epstein files and called for ending presidential pardon power.
- Statement
Voted to release Epstein files, calling for transparency and justice for victims.
- Statement
Spoke at press conference supporting release of Epstein files ahead of House vote.
- Criticism
- Statement
- Statement
Voted for Epstein Files Transparency Act requiring full release of investigative documents.
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DGomez CA, DGolden ME, RFulcher ID, DHoulahan PA
Voted to release full Epstein files and called on Senate Republicans to act.
- Criticism
- Statement
Voted to release Epstein files while emphasizing victim privacy protections.
- Statement
Supported House passage of legislation requiring full transparency of Jeffrey Epstein files.
- Statement
- Statement
- Statement
- Statement
Voted to release Epstein files; criticized Speaker and President for blocking vote.
- Statement
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