How Central California representatives voted for President Trump's 'big, beautiful bill'

FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- House Republicans propelled President Donald Trump's $4.5 trillion taxation breaks and spending cuts measure to last legislature transition Thursday, overcoming aggregate setbacks to o.k. his signature second-term argumentation bundle earlier a Fourth of July deadline.

To assistance offset the mislaid taxation revenue, the bundle includes $1.2 trillion successful cutbacks to the Medicaid wellness attraction and nutrient stamps, mostly by imposing caller enactment requirements, including for immoderate parents and older people, and a large rollback of greenish vigor taxation credits.

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President Donald Trump is expected to motion the measure into instrumentality connected the 4th of July.

Here is however immoderate Central California politicians voted for the bill.

David Valadao

Republican David Valadao, who represents California's 22nd Congressional District, voted to walk the measure contempt saying successful the past helium would not, citing the cuts to Medicaid.

Gov. Gavin Newsom specifically called retired Valadao connected X, saying that 64% of his constituents trust connected Medicaid.

In a statement, Valadao said "It was not an casual determination for me, but I voted yes connected the fund reconciliation bill."

He added that helium inactive voted to walk the measure due to the fact that "it does sphere the Medicaid programme for its intended recipients-children, large women, the disabled, and elderly."

Valadao said helium was capable to unafraid $1 cardinal successful h2o retention and backing for h2o infrastructure.

"No portion of authorities is perfect, but this measure yet reflects the priorities of CA-22-lower taxes, stronger farms, amended infrastructure, and a committedness to protecting entree to healthcare for Valley residents.

To spot Valadao's afloat statement, click here.

Vince Fong

Republican Vince Fong represents the 20th Congressional District and joined Valadao successful voting "yes" connected the megabill.

Fong said that the measure volition greatly assistance farmers and ranchers portion besides helping the h2o and vigor infrastructure.

"I look guardant to seeing the President motion this historical measure into instrumentality truthful that it tin statesman to revitalize the American Dream and bring lasting economical accidental and prosperity to the Central Valley," helium said successful a statement.

Tom McClintock

Republican Tom McClintock represents California's 5th Congressional District and voted "yes."

In a station connected X, helium said that Trump's measure is "Reagan's policies connected steroids."

He went connected to accidental that "a caller procreation of Americans volition cognize the prosperity, accidental and information that state produces."

Jim Costa

Democrat Jim Costa, who represents the state's 21st Congressional District and is simply a Fresno native, voted "no" connected the bill.

In a station connected X, Costa said that Republicans are "turning their backs connected Americans."

"Instead, they've chosen to enactment billionaires and large corporations archetypal astatine the disbursal of the radical of the San Joaquin Valley," helium said successful a statement.

In the statement, it provides information that claims implicit 51,000 radical successful Costa's territory volition suffer Medicaid and that 35,000 radical volition suffer SNAP benefits.

Adam Gray

Democrat Adam Gray represents California's 13th Congressional District and besides voted "no" connected the bill.

In a statement, Gray specifically mentioned the cuts to nutrient assistance programs, stating "over 47,000 Valley families who trust connected SNAP benefits to enactment nutrient connected the array could spell hungry."

He went connected to accidental that the measure benefits the "ultra-wealthy" portion adding to the nationalist debt.

"I couldn't beryllium much disappointed. For each these reasons, for the Valley, I voted no."

Action News volition proceed to supply some section and nationalist absorption to the megabill being passed.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.