H.R.5143
District of Columbia Policing Protection Act of 2025
Date of Vote: September 17, 2025
Chamber of Origin: HouseCongress: 119thRoll Call Number: 275 | Session Number: 1
This bill repeals restrictions from D.C.’s 2022 Comprehensive Policing and Justice Reform Amendment Act, which limits when D.C. law enforcement can engage in vehicular pursuits of suspects fleeing in motor vehicles. Instead, it mandates pursuits unless deemed futile, excessively risky, or less effective than other apprehension methods. It also requires the Department of Justice to report on the costs and benefits of technology to alert the public about active police pursuits.1
Turning Point Action’s Position
Voted YEA
24588.16% REPUBLICANS11.84% DEMOCRATS0% INDEPENDENTS
VOTED NAY
1820% REPUBLICANS100% DEMOCRATS0% INDEPENDENTS
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Voted yea
Aaron BeanUS CongressFlorida
Session Score:87.30
Abe HamadehUS CongressArizona
Session Score:83.33
Adam SmithUS CongressWashington
Session Score:18.25
Addison McDowellUS CongressNorth Carolina
Session Score:82.54
Adrian SmithUS CongressNebraska
Session Score:80.95
Ami BeraUS CongressCalifornia
Session Score:21.43
Voted nay
Adriano EspaillatUS CongressNew York
Session Score:17.46
Al GreenUS CongressTexas
Session Score:19.84
Alexandria Ocasio-CortezUS CongressNew York
Session Score:12.70
Alma AdamsUS CongressNorth Carolina
Session Score:15.87
Andrea SalinasUS CongressOregon
Session Score:20.63
André CarsonUS CongressIndiana
Session Score:15.87
Not voting
Adam GrayUS CongressCalifornia
Session Score:45.24
Dina TitusUS CongressNevada
Session Score:27.78
Jodey ArringtonUS CongressTexas
Session Score:79.37
John RutherfordUS CongressFlorida
Session Score:73.81
Zach NunnUS CongressIowa
Session Score:79.37
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