Prevent future efforts to sell off public lands through the congressional reconciliation process.

introduced bipartisan legislation, H.R.9167 ... to prevent future efforts to sell off public lands through the Congressional reconciliation process

Titus said she introduced legislation to block future public land sales via reconciliation.

Rep. Dina Titus Introduces Bipartisan Legislation to Protect Public Lands | U.S. Congresswoman Dina Titus
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AP reported that House Republicans added a reconciliation provision authorizing sales of hundreds of thousands of acres of public land in Nevada and Utah, including land-sale language advanced by the House Natural Resources Committee.

A public-lands selloff effort did occur through the 2025 reconciliation package, including Nevada lands. That means the promise was not fully delivered as a blanket prevention of future efforts, although this was an attempted provision rather than enacted law.

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House Republicans push to sell hundreds of thousands of acres of public lands in the West
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Axios reported that the Senate parliamentarian ruled Sen. Mike Lee's proposal to sell about 3.3 million acres of federal public lands could not be included in the reconciliation bill because it violated Senate reconciliation rules.

The major Senate reconciliation selloff proposal was blocked procedurally during the lookback-adjacent legislative fight, supporting partial delivery of the outcome but not a permanent fix attributable solely to Titus.

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Mike Lee's proposed public lands sale blocked by Senate parliamentarian
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The enacted reconciliation law's Title V, Subtitle C, Lands, lists sections on timber sales, renewable energy fees and revenue sharing, rescission of National Park Service and Bureau of Land Management funds, and America's 250th anniversary; it does not list a broad federal public-land disposal or housing sale mandate.

The final enacted reconciliation law omitted the high-profile public-lands selloff language. This supports a partial outcome: the 2025 attempt did not become law, but no permanent protection against future reconciliation attempts is shown.

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Public Law 119-21, An Act to provide for reconciliation pursuant to title II of H. Con. Res. 14
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The Clerk records the final House vote on H.R. 1 as passed 218-214 on the motion to concur in the Senate amendment; Rep. Titus, Democrat of Nevada, voted No.

Titus took concrete legislative action against the final reconciliation bill after the land-sale provision had been removed. This is evidence of effort, but the vote did not enact a durable bar on future public-land selloff attempts through reconciliation.

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Office of the Clerk, Roll Call 190, H.R. 1, July 3, 2025
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The Clerk records the initial House passage vote on H.R. 1 as passed 215-214-1; Rep. Titus, Democrat of Nevada, voted Nay.

Titus voted against the House reconciliation vehicle during the same legislative fight. This supports an effort badge, but the available record does not show she secured a lasting procedural prohibition on future public-land selloff provisions.

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Office of the Clerk, Roll Call 145, H.R. 1, May 22, 2025
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