The U.S. House of Representatives is voting today , Tuesday, February 3, 2026, with floor votes scheduled between roughly late morning and early afternoon Eastern time.

Today’s vote window

  • The House meets at 10:00 a.m. for legislative business today, Feb. 3, 2026.
  • First votes are expected around 11:15 a.m. Eastern.
  • Last votes are expected by about 1:00 p.m. Eastern today.

What “when does the House vote again” usually means

If you’re asking in a general, forum-style way (like people do during big showdowns or shutdowns), a few key points help:

  • The exact time for “the next vote” depends on the daily schedule set by House leadership and can shift during the day. Floor updates often tighten or move vote windows as debate progresses.
  • On a typical week when the House is in session, votes are clustered in blocks (late afternoon/evening on Mondays, midday to afternoon Tuesday–Thursday, and earlier on getaway days like Thursday).

How to check the next vote time yourself

If you’re following a specific bill or drama and want real-time updates:

  1. Check the House Majority Leader’s daily or weekly schedule page, which posts when first and last votes are expected.
  1. Look at the official House floor calendars and schedules, which show what’s up for consideration and when.
  1. During high‑profile fights (Speaker elections, shutdown deals), news and political forums will often post live updates like “House will return at X p.m. for another vote.”

In other words, as of right now, the House is voting again today, with votes packed into a late‑morning to early‑afternoon window, and you can track the precise timing by watching the official schedule and floor updates.

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