aid. this bill on track for passage is not done yet, but the roll vote is making a very clear. the votes are there, in fact, right now, there are 306 votes in the affirmative. remember they just, you know, majority of this full house, in order to pass this go well over a majority. but the question is, how did the republicans come down? and at the moment, mike johnson this is losing more republicans, then gaining them on the final bill, there are 110 no votes, republican votes. and counting her 99 republican yes votes. and counting all democrats who are present have voted for this measure. that's 210. there's still a handful of members who have not yet already had. there's about a minute and a half or so, a little bit over that left in this vote. so we'll see how the ultimate vote shakes out. of course, you can change your vote anytime before that actual gavel comes down. but we're not expecting major changes to this final tally here right now it stands 310 to 111. that's where there's vote is set suggesting that this is well on its way to