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The Loan Access Bill
Bank rules tweak could shift loan access for everyday people
Main Street Capital Access Act
Mixed: some good, some bad ·
If passed, the bill would change federal banking rules, which might affect how easily people can get loans.
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What we think, in plain words.
Citizens should watch this bill because it could make borrowing cheaper or harder, and it may favor big banks over small borrowers.
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The facts
What the bill actually says, no spin.
- Title: Main Street Capital Access Act
- Jurisdiction: United States
- Bill number: HB6955
- Current stage: Engrossed (passed one chamber)
- Sponsors: all Republican representatives
How they voted
The actual floor vote, and who broke from their own party.
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- Henry Cuellar (D): voted for it, crossing most Democrats
- Bill Foster (D): voted for it, crossing most Democrats
- Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D): voted for it, crossing most Democrats
- James Himes (D): voted for it, crossing most Democrats
- Mike Thompson (D): voted for it, crossing most Democrats
- Gregory Meeks (D): voted for it, crossing most Democrats
- Mike Quigley (D): voted for it, crossing most Democrats
- Jim Costa (D): voted for it, crossing most Democrats
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