Who voted to ban TikTok? See how your Representative voted in the US House Wednesday

The U.S. House of Representatives voted Wednesday on legislation to either force TikTok’s parent company to sell the popular social media app or face a ban.

Bill number H. R. 7521, titled the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act, needed a 2/3 majority vote to pass the House. It was fast-tracked to the House after it was approved by the House Energy and Commerce Committee last week by a unanimous vote of 50-0.

Legislators approved the measure Wednesday by a vote of 352 to 65.

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The final vote tally saw 197 yeas and 15 nays from Republicans, while 155 Democrats voted yea and 50 nays. Seven representatives from each party did not vote and one voted present. However, the bill likely faces more of an uphill battle in the Senate.

President Joe Biden said on March 8 that he would sign the legislation if it made it to his desk.

Biden has addressed concerns about the app's security in the past, calling on federal agencies to delete TikTok from all government-issued mobile devices last year. Congress, the White House and the U.S. armed forces had already banned TikTok from devices.

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One U.S. state, Montana, did pass a state-wide ban on the app in 2023, though it was temporarily blocked by a federal judge before it could go into effect, citing First Amendment concerns. Montana has since filed an appeal of the decision with the U.S. 9^th Circuit Court of Appeal, saying consumer protection in this case outweighs First Amendment concerns.

Despite the support from Congress and the sitting president, banning TikTok is opposed by Biden's challenger, former President Donald Trump.

TikTok's parent company, ByteDance, is based in Beijing, although the company said it now uses a separate, U.S.-based entity to store its American user data. If the measure ultimately gets approved, ByteDance will have six months to sell off TikTok or face a ban in the U.S.

To see how your reps voted, click on the state name to go directly to the state or scroll through the list below.

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Alabama

• Jerry Carl (R-1): YEA

• Barry Moore (R-2): YEA

•  Mike D. Rogers (R-3): YEA

•  Robert B. Aderholt (R-4): YEA

• Dale Strong (R-5): YEA

• Gary Palmer (R-6): YEA

• Terri Sewell (D-7): YEA

Alaska

• Mary Pelota (D-1): YEA

Arizona

• David Schweikert (R-1): NAY

• Eli Crane (R-2): YEA

• Ruben Gallego (D-3): NAY

• Greg Stanton (D-4): YEA

• Andy Biggs (R-5): NAY

• Juan Ciscomani (R-6): YEA

• Raúl M. Grijalva (D-7): Not voting

• Debbie Lesko (R-8): YEA

• Paul Gosar (R-9): Not voting

Arkansas

• Rick Crawford (R-1): YEA

• French Hill (R-2): YEA

• Steve Womack (R-3): YEA

• Bruce Westerman (R-4): YEA

California

• Doug LaMalfa (R-1): YEA

• Jared Huffman (D-2): YEA

• Kevin Kiley (R-3): YEA

• Mike Thompson (D-4): YEA

• Tom McClintock (R-5): NAY

• Ami Bera (D-6): YEA

• Doris Matsui (D-7): YEA

• John Garamendi (D-8): YEA

• Josh Harder (D-9): Not voting

• Mark DeSaulnier (D-10): YEA

• Nancy Pelosi (D-11): YEA

• Barbara Lee (D-12): NAY

• John Duarte (R-13): NAY

• Eric Swalwell (D-14): NAY

• Kevin Mullin (D-15): NAY

• Anna G. Eshoo (D-16): YEA

• Ro Khanna (D-17): NAY

• Zoe Lofgren (D-18): NAY

• Jimmy Panetta (D-19): YEA

• Kevin McCarthy (R-20): YEA

• Jim Costa (D-21): YEA

• David Valadao (R-22): YEA

• Jay Obernolte (R-23): YEA

• Salud Carbajal (D-24): YEA

• Raul Ruiz (D-25): YEA

• Julia Brownley (D-26): YEA

• Mike Garcia (R-27): YEA

• Judy Chu (D-28): YEA

• Tony Cárdenas (D-29): YEA

• Adam B. Schiff (D-30): YEA

• Grace F. Napolitano (D-31): YEA

• Brad Sherman (D-32): YEA

• Pete Aguilar (D-33): YEA

• Jimmy Gomez (D-34): NAY

• Norma Torres (D-35): NAY

• Ted Lieu (D-36): YEA

• Sydney Kamlager-Dove (D-37): NAY

• Linda T. Sánchez (D-38): YEA

• Mark Takano (D-39): YEA

• Young Kim (R-40): YEA

• Ken Calvert (R-41): YEA

• Robert Garcia (D-42): NAY

• Maxine Waters (D-43): YEA

• Nanette Barragán (D-44): YEA

• Michelle Steel (R-45): YEA

• J. Luis Correa (D-46): YEA

• Katie Porter (D-47): NAY

• Darrell Issa (R-48): YEA

• Mike Levin (D-49): YEA

• Scott Peters (D-50): YEA

• Sara Jacobs (D-51): NAY

• Juan Vargas (D-52): NAY

Colorado

• Diana DeGette (D-1): YEA

• Joe Neguse (D-2): YEA

• Lauren Boebert (R-3): YEA

• Ken Buck (R-4): YEA

• Doug Lamborn (R-5): YEA

• Jason Crow (D-6): YEA

• Brittany Pettersen (D-7): YEA

• Yadira Caraveo (D-8): YEA

Connecticut

• John B. Larson (D-1): NAY

• Joe Courtney (D-2): YEA

• Rosa DeLauro (D-3): YEA

• Jim Himes (D-4): NAY

• Jahana Hayes (D-5): NAY

Delaware

• Lisa Blunt Rochester (D-1): YEA

Florida

• Matt Gaetz (R-1): NAY

• Neal Dunn (R-2): YEA

• Kat Cammack (R-3): YEA

• Aaron Bean (R-4): YEA

• John Rutherford (R-5): YEA

• Michael Waltz (R-6): YEA

• Cory Mills (R-7): YEA

• Bill Posey (R-8): YEA

• Darren Soto (D-9): YEA

• Maxwell Frost (D-10): NAY

• Daniel Webster (R-11): YEA

• Gus Bilirakis (R-12): YEA

• Anna Paulina Luna (R-13): YEA

• Kathy Castor (D-14): YEA

• Laurel Lee (R-15): YEA

• Vern Buchanan (R-16): YEA

• Greg Steube (R-17): NAY

• Scott Franklin (R-18): YEA

• Byron Donalds (R-19): YEA

• Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick (D-20): YEA

• Brian Mast (R-21): YEA

• Lois Frankel (D-22): Not voting

• Jared Moskowitz (D-23): YEA

• Frederica Wilson (D-24): YEA

• Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-25): YEA

• Mario Diaz-Balart (R-26): YEA

• Maria Elvira Salazar (R-27): YEA

• Carlos Giménez (R-28): YEA

Georgia

• Buddy Carter (R-1): YEA

• Sanford D. Bishop Jr. (D-2): YEA

• A. Drew Ferguson (R-3): YEA

• Hank Johnson (D-4): YEA

• Nikema Williams (D-5): NAY

• Rich McCormick (R-6): YEA

• Lucy McBath (D-7): YEA

• Austin Scott (R-8): YEA

• Andrew Clyde (R-9): YEA

• Mike Collins (R-10): YEA

• Barry Loudermilk (R-11):

• Rick Allen (R-12): YEA

• David Scott (D-13): YEA

• Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-14): NAY

Hawaii

• Ed Case (D-1): YEA

• Jill Tokuda (D-2): YEA

Idaho

• Russ Fulcher (R-1): YEA

• Mike Simpson (R-2): Not voting

Illinois

• Jonathan Jackson (D-1): NAY

• Robin Kelly (D-2): YEA

• Delia Ramirez (D-3): NAY

• Jesús García (D-4): NAY

• Mike Quigley (D-5): YEA

• Sean Casten (D-6): YEA

• Danny K. Davis (D-7): Not voting

• Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-8): YEA

• Jan Schakowsky (D-9): NAY

• Brad Schneider (D-10): YEA

• Bill Foster (D-11): YEA

• Mike Bost (R-12): YEA

• Nikki Budzinski (D-13): YEA

• Lauren Underwood (D-14): YEA

• Mary Miller (R-15): YEA

• Darin M. LaHood (R-16): YEA

• Eric Sorensen (D-17): YEA

Indiana

• Frank Mrvan (D-1): YEA

• Rudy Yakym (R-2): YEA

• Jim Banks (R-3): YEA

• James Baird (R-4): YEA

• Victoria Spartz (R-5): YEA

• Greg Pence (R-6): YEA

• André Carson (D-7): YEA

• Larry Bucshon (R-8): YEA

• Erin Houchin (R-9): YEA

Iowa

• Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R-1): YEA

• Ashley Hinson (R-2): YEA

• Zach Nunn (R-3): YEA

• Randy Feenstra (R-4): YEA

Kansas

• Tracey Mann (R-1): YEA

• Jake LaTurner (R-2): YEA

• Sharice Davids (D-3): YEA

• Ron Estes (R-4): YEA

Kentucky

• James Comer (R-1): YEA

• Brett Guthrie (R-2): YEA

• Morgan McGarvey (D-3): NAY

• Thomas Massie (R-4): NAY

• Harold Rogers (R-5): YEA

• Andy Barr (R-6): YEA

Louisiana

• Steve Scalise (R-1): YEA

• Troy Carter (D-2): YEA

• Clay Higgins (R-3): NAY

• Mike Johnson (R-4): YEA

• Julia Letlow (R-5): YEA

• Garret Graves (R-6): YEA

Maine

• Chellie Pingree (D-1): YEA

•  Jared Golden (D-2): YEA

Maryland

• Andy Harris (R-1): YEA

• C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger (D-2): YEA

• John Sarbanes (D-3): YEA

• Glenn Ivey (D-4): YEA

• Steny H. Hoyer (D-5): YEA

• David Trone (D-6): YEA

• Kweisi Mfume (D-7): YEA

• Jamie Raskin (D-8): YEA

Massachusetts

• Richard E. Neal (D-1): NAY

• Jim McGovern (D-2): NAY

• Lori Trahan (D-3): YEA

• Jake Auchincloss (D-4): YEA

• Katherine Clark (D-5): NAY

• Seth Moulton (D-6): YEA

• Ayanna Pressley (D-7): NAY

• Stephen F. Lynch (D-8): YEA

• Bill Keating (D-9): YEA

Michigan

• Jack Bergman (R-1): YEA

• John Moolenaar (R-2): YEA

• Hillary Scholten (D-3): YEA

• Bill Huizenga (R-4): YEA

• Tim Walberg (R-5): YEA

• Debbie Dingell (D-6): YEA

• Elissa Slotkin (D-7): YEA

• Dan Kildee (D-8): YEA

• Lisa McClain (R-9): YEA

• John James (R-10): YEA

• Haley Stevens (D-11): YEA

• Rashida Tlaib (D-12): Not voting

• Shri Thanedar (D-13): YEA

Minnesota

• Brad Finstad (R-1): YEA

• Angie Craig (D-2): YEA

• Dean Phillips (D-3): NAY

• Betty McCollum (D-4): YEA

• Ilhan Omar (D-5): NAY

• Tom Emmer (R-6): YEA

• Michelle Fischbach (R-7): YEA

• Pete Stauber (R-8): YEA

Mississippi

• Trent Kelly (R-1): YEA

• Bennie Thompson (D-2): YEA

• Michael Guest (R-3): YEA

• Mike Ezell (R-4): YEA

Missouri

• Cori Bush (D-1): NAY

• Ann Wagner (R-2): Not voting

• Blaine Luetkemeyer (R-3): YEA

• Mark Alford (R-4): YEA

• Emanuel Cleaver II (D-5): YEA

• Sam Graves (R-6): YEA

• Eric Burlison (R-7): YEA

• Jason Smith (R-8): YEA

Montana

• Ryan Zinke (R-1): YEA

• Matt Rosendale (R-2): YEA

Nebraska

• Mike Flood (R-1): YEA

• Don Bacon (R-2): YEA

• Adrian Smith (R-3): YEA

Nevada

• Dina Titus (D-1): YEA

• Mark Amodei (R-2): YEA

• Susie Lee (D-3): YEA

• Steven Horsford (D-4): NAY

New Hampshire

• Chris Pappas (D-1): YEA

• Ann McLane Kuster (D-2): YEA

New Jersey

• Donald W. Norcross (D-1): YEA

• Jefferson Van Drew (R-2): YEA

• Andy Kim (D-3): Not voting

• Christopher H. Smith (R-4): YEA

• Josh Gottheimer (D-5): YEA

• Frank Pallone (D-6): YEA

• Thomas Kean (R-7): YEA

• Robert Menendez (D-8): YEA

• Bill Pascrell Jr. (D-9): YEA

• Donald M. Payne Jr. (D-10): YEA

• Mikie Sherrill (D-11): YEA

• Bonnie Watson Coleman (D-12): YEA

New Mexico

• Melanie Stansbury (D-1): YEA

• Gabe Vasquez (D-2): YEA

• Teresa Leger Fernandez (D-3): YEA

New York

• Nick LaLota (R-1): YEA

• Andrew Garbarino (R-2): YEA

• George Santos (R-3): YEA

• Anthony D'Esposito (R-4): YEA

• Gregory W. Meeks (D-5): NAY

• Grace Meng (D-6): NAY

• Nydia M. Velázquez (D-7): NAY

• Hakeem Jeffries (D-8): YEA

• Yvette D. Clarke (D-9): YEA

• Dan Goldman (D-10): YEA

• Nicole Malliotakis (R-11): YEA

• Jerrold Nadler (D-12): NAY

• Adriano Espaillat (D-13): NAY

• Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-14): NAY

• Ritchie Torres (D-15): YEA

• Jamaal Bowman (D-16): NAY

• Michael Lawler (R-17): YEA

• Patrick Ryan (D-18): YEA

• Marcus Molinaro (R-19): YEA

• Paul Tonko (D-20): YEA

• Elise Stefanik (R-21): YEA

• Brandon Williams (R-22): YEA

• Nick Langworthy (R-23): YEA

• Claudia Tenney (R-24): YEA

• Joe Morelle (D-25): YEA

• Brian Higgins (D-26): YEA

North Carolina

• Donald G. Davis (D-1): YEA

• Deborah Ross (D-2): YEA

• Greg Murphy (R-3): YEA

• Valerie Foushee (D-4): YEA

• Virginia Foxx (R-5): YEA

• Kathy Manning (D-6): YEA

• David Rouzer (R-7): YEA

• Dan Bishop (R-8): NAY

• Richard Hudson (R-9): YEA

• Patrick T. McHenry (R-10): YEA

• Chuck Edwards (R-11): YEA

• Alma Adams (D-12): YEA

• Wiley Nickel (D-13): YEA

• Jeffrey Jackson (D-14): YEA

North Dakota

• Kelly Armstrong (N.D.-1): YEA

Ohio

• Greg Landsman (D-1): YEA

• Brad Wenstrup (R-2): YEA

• Joyce Beatty (D-3): YEA

• Jim Jordan (R-4): YEA

• Robert E. Latta (R-5): YEA

• Bill Johnson (R-6): YEA

• Max Miller (R-7): YEA

• Warren Davidson (R-8): NAY

• Marcy Kaptur (D-9): YEA

• Michael R. Turner (R-10): YEA

• Shontel Brown (D-11): YEA

• Troy Balderson (R-12): YEA

• Emilia Sykes (D-13): YEA

• Dave Joyce (R-14): YEA

• Mike Carey (R-15): YEA

Oklahoma

• Kevin Hern (R-1): YEA

• Josh Brecheen (R-2): YEA

• Frank D. Lucas (R-3): YEA

• Tom Cole (R-4): YEA

• Stephanie Bice (R-5): YEA

Oregon

• Suzanne Bonamici (D-1): NAY

• Cliff Bentz (R-2): YEA

• Earl Blumenauer (D-3): YEA

• Valerie Hoyle (D-4): NAY

• Lori Chavez-DeRemer (R-5): YEA

• Andrea Salinas (D-6): YEA

Pennsylvania

• Brian Fitzpatrick (R-1): YEA

• Brendan Boyle (D-2): NAY

• Dwight Evans (D-3): YEA

• Madeleine Dean (D-4): YEA

• Mary Gay Scanlon (D-5): YEA

• Chrissy Houlahan (D-6): YEA

• Susan Wild (D-7): YEA

• Matt Cartwright (D-8): YEA

• Daniel Meuser (R-9): YEA

• Scott Perry (R-10): NAY

• Lloyd Smucker (R-11): YEA

• Summer Lee (D-12): NAY

• John Joyce (R-13): YEA

• Guy Reschenthaler (R-14): YEA

• Glenn Thompson (R-15): YEA

• Mike Kelly (R-16): YEA

• Chris Deluzio (D-17): YEA

Rhode Island

• Gabe Amo (D-1): YEA

• Seth Magaziner (D-2): YEA

South Carolina

• Nancy Mace (R-1): NAY

• Joe Wilson (R-2): YEA

•  Jeffrey Duncan (R-3): YEA

•  William Timmons (R-4): YEA

•  Ralph Norman (R-5): YEA

•  James E. Clyburn (D-6): NAY

•  Russell Fry (R-7): YEA

South Dakota

• Dusty Johnson (R-1): YEA

Tennessee

• Diana Harshbarger (R-1): YEA

• Tim Burchett (R-2): YEA

• Chuck Fleischmann (R-3): YEA

• Scott DesJarlais (R-4): Not voting

• Andy Ogles (R-5): Not voting

• John Rose (R-6): YEA

• Mark Green (R-7): YEA

• David Kustoff (R-8): YEA

• Steve Cohen (D-9): YEA

Texas

• Nathaniel Moran (R-1): YEA

• Dan Crenshaw (R-2): YEA

• Keith Self (R-3): YEA

• Pat Fallon (R-4): YEA

• Lance Gooden (R-5): YEA

• Jake Ellzey (R-6): YEA

• Lizzie Fletcher (D-7): YEA

• Morgan Luttrell (R-8): YEA

• Al Green (D-9): YEA

• Michael McCaul (R-10): YEA

• August Pfluger (R-11): YEA

• Kay Granger (R-12): Not voting

• Ronny Jackson (R-13): YEA

• Randy Weber (R-14): YEA

• Mónica De La Cruz (R-15): YEA

• Veronica Escobar (D-16): YEA

• Pete Sessions (R-17): YEA

• Sheila Jackson Lee (D-18): NAY

• Jodey Arrington (R-19): YEA

• Joaquín Castro (D-20): NAY

• Chip Roy (R-21): YEA

• Troy Nehls (R-22): YEA

• Tony Gonzales (R-23): YEA

• Beth Van Duyne (R-24): YEA

• Roger Williams (R-25): Not voting

• Michael C. Burgess (R-26): YEA

• Michael Cloud (R-27): YEA

• Henry Cuellar (D-28): YEA

• Sylvia Garcia (D-29): YEA

• Jasmine Crockett (D-30): Present

• John Carter (R-31): YEA

• Colin Allred (D-32): YEA

• Marc Veasey (D-33): YEA

• Vicente Gonzalez (D-34): YEA

• Greg Casar (D-35): NAY

• Brian Babin (R-36): YEA

• Lloyd Doggett (D-37): YEA

• Wesley Hunt (R-38): YEA

Utah

• Blake Moore (R-1): YEA

• Chris Stewart (R-2): YEA

• John Curtis (R-3): YEA

• Burgess Owens (R-4): YEA

Vermont

• Becca Balint (D-1): YEA

Virginia

• Robert J. Wittman (R-1): YEA

• Jennifer Kiggans (R-2): YEA

• Robert C. Scott (D-3): YEA

• Jennifer McClellan (D-4): YEA

• Robert Good (R-5): YEA

• Ben Cline (R-6): YEA

• Abigail Spanberger (D-7): YEA

• Donald Beyer (D-8): YEA

• Morgan Griffith (R-9): YEA

• Jennifer Wexton (D-10): YEA

• Gerald E. Connolly (D-11): Not voting

Washington

• Suzan K. DelBene (D-1): YEA

• Rick Larsen (D-2): NAY

• Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (D-3): YEA

• Dan Newhouse (R-4): YEA

• Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-5): YEA

• Derek Kilmer (D-6): YEA

• Pramila Jayapal (D-7): NAY

• Kim Schrier (D-8): YEA

• Adam Smith (D-9): YEA

• Marilyn Strickland (D-10): YEA

West Virginia

• Carol Miller (R-1): YEA

• Alex Mooney (R-2): NAY

Wisconsin

• Bryan Steil (R-1): YEA

• Mark Pocan (D-2): NAY

• Derrick Van Orden (R-3): YEA

• Gwen Moore (D-4): NAY

• Scott Fitzgerald (R-5): YEA

• Glenn Grothman (R-6): YEA

• Tom Tiffany (R-7): YEA

• Mike Gallagher (R-8): YEA

Wyoming

• Harriet Hageman (R-1): YEA

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: These reps voted to ban TikTok in the US House today