Congressional Votes on
The Epstein Files
Donald Trump, Melania Trump, Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell pose together at a party in 2000

Vote to Reveal any Trump or Ex-Presidents' Communications in The Epstein Files

On a tie vote of 5-5, the Federal Law Enforcement Subcommittee on July 23, 2025, failed to adopt a motion by Rep. Robert Garcia, D-Calif., requiring the public release from The Epstein Files of any communications that former U.S. presidents or President Trump had with Jeffrey Epstein. The subcommittee is a unit of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. This was the first-ever congressional vote on Epstein and his global sex-trafficking ring.

NV = Did Not Vote

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To Release Any Trump-Epstein Communications
Andy Biggs R-5 AZ NO
Paul Gosar R-9 AZ NV
Lateefah Simon D-12 CA YES
Robert Garcia D-42 CA YES
Lauren Boebert R-4 CO NV
Brian Jack R-3 GA NO
Clay Higgins R-3 LA NO
Ayanna Pressley D-7 MA YES
Wesley Bell D-1 MO YES
Scott Perry R-10 PA NO
Summer Lee D-12 PA YES
Nancy Mace R-1 SC NO
Issue 1

Revealing Any Trump or Ex-Presidents’ Epstein Communications

On a tie vote of 5-5, the Federal Law Enforcement Subcommittee on July 23, 2025, failed to adopt a motion by Rep. Robert Garcia, D-Calif., requiring the public release from The Epstein Files of any communications that former U.S. presidents or President Trump had with Jeffrey Epstein. The subcommittee is a unit of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. This was the first-ever congressional vote on Epstein and his global sex-trafficking ring.

A yes vote was backed a motion to reveal communications “any president or executive branch official” had with Epstein.