Representative Massie Plans Vote on Epstein Files Bill
Representative Thomas Massie plans to force a vote next week on a follow-up bill concerning the Epstein files once Congress reconvenes.
Wichita Hutchinson Plus, KS, November 5, 2026 —
Representative Thomas Massie has announced intentions to bring a follow-up bill related to the Epstein files to a vote in the House of Representatives. The planned vote is scheduled for next week, following Congress’s reconvening.
The specifics of the proposed follow-up bill were not detailed in the information available. The bill’s content and its objectives are expected to become clearer as the legislative session progresses and the vote approaches.
The timing of the vote is contingent on Congress returning to session. Further details regarding the legislative agenda and the exact date for the vote are anticipated.
Representative Massie’s move indicates a continued focus on legislation connected to the Epstein files. The nature of this connection and the implications of the follow-up bill remain subjects of public and congressional interest.
Information regarding the bill’s co-sponsors, its committee referrals, or specific legislative actions preceding the planned vote was not provided. The path forward for the bill will depend on procedural rules and the support it garners from other members of Congress.
Story summarized from the original created by Rebecca Beitsch and The Hill on www.ksn.com, see more information here.
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