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The bill succeeded as best as it could for the time, the House and Senate also had other bills for the different phases of the COVID-19 pandemic. This bill was in phase 2 which was a $104 billion. This provided for paid sick leave, Medicare covering COVID-19 testing, expanding unemployment insurance by $1 billion and more.

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Agreed by the majority of both parties to help Americans.

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This law was executed very nicely, there wasn't much disagreement expect a little bit in the Senate, for which they disagreement in adding any new amendments. Amendments were proposed but none were actually selected. This law was quickly passed in both the House and the Senate because it was very important at the time to help Americans.

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Yeas-90
Nay-8 (All Republican)
Not Voting- 2
PASSED

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Democratic: Yeas-223 Nays- 0 Not Voting- 9
Republican: Yeas-140
Nays-40 Not Voting-17
PASSED

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Highly supported by the Democratic party because it helps the American people who are struggling due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Many Republicans voted against the Bill because they thought the Government were giving too much to the people.

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S: Democrat, Nita M. Lowey [NY-17]
CS: Democrat, Robert C. Schott [VA-3]
CS: Democrat, Richard E. Neal [MA-1]
CS: Democrat, Sanford D. Bishop Jr. [GA-2]
CS: Democrat, Rosa L. DeLauro [CT-3]
CS: Democrat, Frank Jr. Pallone [NJ-6]
CS: Democrat, Collin C. Peterson [MN-7]

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3/18/2020
Presented to President and signed by President.

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Became Public Law No: 116-127

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3/18/2020
Passed Senate,
having achieved 60 votes in the affirmative, without amendment.
Vote: 90 - 8

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3/18/2020
Different amendments proposed by different senators but none of these amendments were agreed to.

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3/14/2020
Motion to suspend the rules and pass the bill, agreed to.
Vote: 363 - 40
Agreed to without objection.

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3/14/2020
Mrs. Lowey moves to suspend the rules and pass the bill which is considered under suspension of the rules.
The House debated on H.R.6201 Families First Coronavirus Response Act.

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March 11th, 2020 Bill was introduced in the House

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3/17/2020
Received in the Senate

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Referred to the House Committee on Appropriations, House Budget, and House Way and Means.

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This bill responds to the COVID-19 outbreak by providing Americans with paid sick leave, tax credits, and free COVID-19 testing, expanding food assistance, unemployment benefits, and increasing Medicaid funding.

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H.R. 6201, 116th Congress: Families First Coronavirus Response Act 

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H.R. 6201, 116th Congress: Families First Coronavirus Response Act 