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H.R. 3132: CHOICE for Veterans Act of 2025

In committee. Pending legislation, not current law. It does not change any benefit shown on this site.

  1. Introduced (reached)
  2. Committee (reached)
  3. Passed one chamber
  4. Passed both chambers
  5. Became law

Where it stands

Latest official action
: Ordered to be Reported by the Yeas and Nays: 12 - 11.
Introduced
in the House
Sponsor
Jack Bergman (R-MI)
Cosponsors
61

Read the bill and its full history on Congress.gov, the official record.

Who has signed on, by state

A cosponsor is a member of Congress who has formally added their name to the bill. Listed as recorded by Congress.gov.

  • Alabama: Barry Moore (R)
  • Arizona: Paul Gosar (R)
  • Arkansas: Bruce Westerman (R), Eric Crawford (R)
  • California: Ken Calvert (R), Young Kim (R)
  • Colorado: Gabe Evans (R)
  • Florida: Carlos Gimenez (R), Daniel Webster (R), Jimmy Patronis (R), Maria Salazar (R), Neal Dunn (R), Scott Franklin (R)
  • Georgia: Richard McCormick (R)
  • Illinois: Mike Bost (R)
  • Iowa: Ashley Hinson (R), Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R), Zachary Nunn (R)
  • Michigan: Bill Huizenga (R), John James (R)
  • Minnesota: Pete Stauber (R)
  • Mississippi: Michael Guest (R), Trent Kelly (R)
  • Missouri: Ann Wagner (R), Mark Alford (R)
  • New Jersey: Jefferson Van Drew (R)
  • New York: Michael Lawler (R), Nick LaLota (R)
  • North Carolina: Addison McDowell (R), Brad Knott (R), Chuck Edwards (R), David Rouzer (R), Mark Harris (R), Pat Harrigan (R), Richard Hudson (R), Tim Moore (R)
  • Ohio: Max Miller (R)
  • Oklahoma: Stephanie Bice (R)
  • Pennsylvania: Daniel Meuser (R), Lloyd Smucker (R), Mike Kelly (R)
  • Tennessee: Andrew Ogles (R), David Kustoff (R), John Rose (R), Scott DesJarlais (R), Tim Burchett (R)
  • Texas: August Pfluger (R), Brandon Gill (R), Brian Babin (R), Craig Goldman (R), Dan Crenshaw (R), Keith Self (R), Michael McCaul (R), Nathaniel Moran (R), Roger Williams (R), Ronny Jackson (R)
  • Washington: Dan Newhouse (R)
  • Wisconsin: Bryan Steil (R), Derrick Van Orden (R), Thomas Tiffany (R), Tony Wied (R)

Source: Congress.gov. Last read November 14, 2026. This page is automatic and not human-reviewed.