I will not vote to fund an agency that has failed the last 7 audits while shoveling money to private contractors with little oversight.
Refuse to vote to fund Pentagon spending without transparency and accountability.
Occurrences
Evidence
"House Not In Session" and "Next Session: June 29th, 2026 at 12:00 PM" on the Clerk's current Roll Call Votes page.
Hoyle said the bill was intended "to prevent Congress from fast-tracking funding for a war in Iran through a backdoor budget process" and that Congress should have "a transparent process and an up or down vote in Congress."
Assessments
Hoyle did take a concrete anti-war funding step by introducing legislation aimed at preventing fast-tracked war funding and pushing for a transparent, up-or-down congressional process, which is directionally consistent with the promise. But the cited evidence does not show an actual refusal vote on Pentagon spending, and the House was not in session in the relevant window, so the specific promise is not yet confirmed as fulfilled or failed.