The vote, which passed by a margin of 273-147, demonstrated bipartisan support, with both Republicans and Democrats endorsing the bill. Of those who backed the legislation, 126 were Republicans and 147 were Democrats. This decision came after a tense vote that narrowly rejected an amendment seeking to expand warrant requirements for surveillance in various scenarios.
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