Censuring Representative Andy Ogles.

This measure would publicly censure a specific Member of the House. A censure is a formal statement that the House strongly disapproves of a Member’s conduct. It does not change any laws or create new programs; it is a public reprimand placed in the official record .

For most people, this has no direct effect on daily life. It is mainly about holding a Member accountable within the House. Any further consequences would depend on House rules and actions, not on this measure itself .

• Key points:
  • Who is affected: The named Representative who is censured
  • What changes: A formal statement of disapproval by the House; no new laws or funding
  • When it matters: If the House adopts the measure, the censure becomes part of the official record