Here’s how PA’s representatives voted on resolution to remove Marjorie Taylor Greene from committees

WASHINGTON — Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene was removed from both of her committees on Thursday after a vote by the House of Representatives.

Greene is a freshman member of the House from Georgia’s 14th Congressional District. Her expulsion came after previous comments questioned the truth of school shootings, encouraged political violence and expressed anti-Semitic sentiments.

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The House voted 230-199, mostly along party lines, except for 11 Republicans, one of them from Pennsylvania.

Here’s how Pennsylvania’s representatives voted:

District 1 - Brian Fitzpatrick (R) - Yay

District 2 - Brendan Boyle (D) - Yay

District 3 - Dwight Evans (D) - Yay

District 4 - Madeleine Dean (D) - Yay

District 5 - Mary Scanlon (D) - Yay

District 6 - Chrissy Houlahan (D) - Yay

District 7 - Susan Wild (D) - Yay

District 8 - Matthew Cartwright (D) - Yay

District 9 - Daniel Meuser (R) - Nay

District 10 - Scott Perry (R) - Nay

District 11 - Lloyd Smucker (R) - Nay

District 12 - Fred Keller (R) - Nay

District 13 - John Joyce (R) - Nay

District 14 - Guy Reschenthaler (R) - Nay

District 15 - Glenn Thompson (R) - Nay

District 16 - Mike Kelly (R) - Nay

District 17 - Conor Lamb (D) - Yay

District 18 - Mike Doyle (D) - Yay

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