Here are the Republican holdouts who flipped in favor of Trump's 'One Big Beautiful Bill'

A group of hardline and moderate Republican lawmakers seemed torn on passing President Donald Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill" heading into Thursday's House vote, but every GOP member except for two ended up voting for it.

The House of Representatives passed the megabill in a 218-214 vote. GOP Reps. Thomas Massie, of Kentucky, and Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick, of Pennsylvania, joined all House Democrats in opposing the legislation.

The House initially passed the legislation in May, but Senate Republicans made big enough changes to it that it was sent back to the lower chamber for another vote after they passed it on Tuesday. It now heads to Trump's desk for his signature.

Here are the Republican lawmakers who appeared ready to oppose the megabill this week before flipping on Thursday:

House Freedom Caucus Chairman Andy Harris

Former House Freedom Caucus Chairman Andy Biggs

House Freedom Caucus member Scott Perry

House Freedom Caucus member Andy Ogles

House Freedom Caucus member Chip Roy

House Freedom Caucus member Ralph Norman

Texas Rep. Keith Self

Moderate California Rep. David Valdao

Moderate California Rep. Young Kim

Moderate Nebraska Rep. Don Bacon

Moderate New Jersey Rep. Jeff Van Drew

Moderate New York Rep. Nick LaLota. 

The passage marks a significant achievement for House Speaker Mike Johnson and Trump, who corralled Republican hardliners all day Wednesday in order to get the necessary support.

Misty Severi is a news reporter for Just The News. You can follow her on X for more coverage.