Golden also announced that he will oppose a separate resolution, offered by Congressman Josh Gottheimer (NJ-05), that has been widely reported to be coming to the floor for a vote this week.
Vote against a separate war powers resolution that would shorten the congressional authorization deadline to 30 days.
Occurrences
Evidence
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Golden said he would vote in favor of a clean war powers resolution, and separately said he would oppose H.Con.Res.75, which would have reduced the congressional authorization deadline from 60 days to 30 days.
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The House Clerk records H.Con.Res.75 as failed on May 14, 2026, and lists Jared Golden (ME) as voting Nay.
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Golden's office said he would oppose H.Con.Res.75, a separate resolution offered by Rep. Josh Gottheimer that would have reduced the congressional authorization deadline from 60 days to 30 days.
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The House Clerk lists Roll Call 170 on H.Con.Res.75, records the resolution as failed, and lists Golden (ME) as voting Nay.
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The House Clerk records Roll Call 170 on H.Con.Res.75, shows the vote question as agreeing to the resolution, lists the status as Failed, and lists Golden (ME) as voting Nay.
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Golden's office announced that he would oppose H.Con.Res.75, described as a separate Josh Gottheimer resolution that would have reduced the congressional authorization deadline from 60 days to 30 days.
Assessments
Golden promised a specific vote action: oppose the separate war powers resolution that would shorten the authorization deadline to 30 days. The House Clerk roll call for H.Con.Res.75 records Golden voting Nay, and the resolution failed. Because he took the promised vote while serving in the same federal House term, the promise was fulfilled directly rather than merely attempted.
Golden promised to vote against the separate war powers resolution shortening the congressional authorization deadline to 30 days. His office announced on May 13, 2026 that he would oppose H.Con.Res.75, and the House Clerk's May 14, 2026 roll call records Golden voting Nay on H.Con.Res.75, which failed. This directly fulfills the vote-specific promise during the same federal term.
Golden publicly said he would oppose H.Con.Res.75, the separate war powers resolution that shortened the authorization deadline to 30 days, and the House Clerk’s roll call shows he voted Nay on May 14, 2026. That directly fulfills the claim.
Golden promised to vote against the separate war powers resolution that would shorten the congressional authorization deadline to 30 days. The provided official roll-call evidence says H.Con.Res.75 failed on May 14, 2026 and that Golden voted Nay, directly matching the promised action while he was serving in the same federal House term. Because the promise was about his vote, not final enactment of a broader policy, the Nay vote fulfills it.