Full List of Republicans Who Voted to Expel George Santos

The House of Representatives voted to expel Representative George Santos from Congress Friday morning.

More than 100 Republicans joined nearly every Democrat to oust the embattled New York Republican following November's House Ethics Committee report that said investigators found "substantial" proof that Santos broke federal criminal laws.

According to the committee's 10-month-long inquiry, evidence shows that Santos used his campaign funds for personal use, engaged in "fraudulent conduct" and filed "false or incomplete reports" to the Federal Election Commission while running for office in 2022.

Santos maintains his innocence and has pleaded not guilty to charges related to a federal criminal investigation. Among the accusations in the 23-count indictment were allegations that he stole from his donors and falsified campaign filings.

The Ethics Committee report brought new efforts to expel Santos, who survived previous expulsion votes. Both Republican and Democratic members of Congress argued that he was entitled to due process, either through the committee's findings or through a criminal trial.

Ahead of the House's vote, Santos maintained a defiant tone as lawmakers debated on Thursday whether he should be expelled.

"I will not stand by quietly. The people of the 3rd District of New York sent me here. If they want me out, you're going to have to go silence those people and go take the hard vote," he said during a speech.

Newsweek reached out to Santos' office and political team via email for comment after Friday's vote.

In total, 105 Republicans voted to expel Santos. Two Democrats voted against expulsion, while two voted "present."

Here is a full list of the 105 Republicans who voted to expel Santos:

1. Robert Aderholt, Alabama
2. Rick Allen, Georgia
3. Mark Amodei, Nevada
4. Kelly Armstrong, North Dakota
5. Don Bacon, Nebraska
6. Troy Balderson, Ohio
7. Andy Barr, Kentucky
8. Cliff Bentz, Oregon
9. Jack Bergman, Michigan
10. Stephanie Bice, Oklahoma
11. Ken Buck, Colorado
12. Larry Bucshon, Indiana
13. Michael Burgess, Texas
14. Ken Calvery, California
15. Mike Carey, Ohio
16. Buddy Carter, Georgia
17. Lori Chavez-DeRemer, Oregon
18. Juan Ciscomani, Arizona
19. Tom Cole, Oklahoma
20. James Comer, Kentucky
21. Dan Crenshaw, Texas
22. John Curtis, Utah
23. Anthony D'Esposito, New York
24. Monica De La Cruz, Texas
25. Mario Diaz-Balart, Florida
26. John Duarte, California
27. Neal Dunn, Florida
28. Chuck Edwards, North Carolina
29. Jake Ellzey, Texas
30. Ron Estes, Kansas
31. Randy Feenstra, Iowa
32. Drew Ferguson, Georgia
33. Brian Fitzpatrick, Pennsylvania
34. Mike Flood, Nebraska
35. Virginia Foxx, North Carolina
36. Scott Franklin, Florida
37. Andrew Garbarino, New York
38. Mike Garcia, California
39. Carlos Gimenez, Florida
40. Tony Gonzalez, Texas
41. Kay Granger, Texas
42. Garet Graves, Louisiana
43. Mark Green, Tennessee
44. Glenn Grothman, Wisconsin
45. Michael Guest, Texas
46. Brett Guthrie, Kentucky
47. Ashley Hinson, Iowa
48. Erin Houchin, Indiana
49. Richard Hudson, North Carolina
50. John James, Michigan
51. Dusty Johnson, South Dakota
52. David Joyce, Ohio
53. John Joyce, Pennsylvania
54. Thomas Kean, New Jersey
55. Jen Kiggans, Virginia
56. Kevin Kiley, California
57. Young Kim, California
58. Darin LaHood, Illinois
59. Nick LaLota, New York
60. Nick Langworthy, New York
61. Bob Latta, Ohio
62. Jake LaTurner, Kansas
63. Mike Lawler, New York
64. Julia Letlow, Louisiana
65. Frank Lucas, Oklahoma
66. Nicole Malliotakis, New York
67. Celeste Maloy, Utah
68. Tracey Mann, Kansas
69. Lisa McClain, Michigan
70. Dan Meuser, Pennsylvania
71. Max Miller, Ohio
72. Mariannette Miller-Meeks, Iowa
73. Marcus Molinaro, New York
74. Blake Moore, Utah
75. Nathaniel Moran, Texas
76. Greg Murphy, North Carolina
77. Dan Newhouse, Washington
78. Zack Nunn, Iowa
79. Jay Obernolte, California
80. Burgess Owens, Utah
81. Greg Pence, Indiana
82. August Pfluger, Texas
83. Hal Rogers, Kentucky
84. John Rose, Tennessee
85. David Rouzer, North Carolina
86. John Rutherford, Florida
87. David Schweikert, Arizona
88. Austin Scott, Georgia
89. Mike Simpson, Idaho
90. Chris Smith, New Jersey
91. Lloyd Smucker, Pennsylvania
92. Pete Stauber, Minnesota
93. Michelle Steel, California
94. Bryan Steil, Wisconsin
95. Glenn Thompson, Pennsylvania
96. David Valadao, California
97. Jeff Van Drew, New Jersey
98. Ann Wagner, Missouri
99. Dan Webster, Florida
100. Brad Wenstrup, Ohio
101. Bruce Westerman, Arkansas
102. Brandon Williams, New York
103. Steve Womack, Arkansas
104. Rudy Yakym, Indiana
105. Ryan Zinke, Montana

Santos was elected to Congress in November 2022 in an upset victory in a competitive Long Island congressional district that backed President Joe Biden by 9 percentage points in 2020.

Just weeks after his surprise win, The New York Times ran a story accusing him of lying about large parts of his biography, including his professional experience and education. Santos has admitted to "embellishing" personal details during his campaign.

After the House Ethics Committee report was released last month, Santos said he would not run for reelection next fall. His expulsion would mean a special election would be held to replace him.

Some Republicans argued Santos should not face potential expulsion unless he is eventually convicted of a crime.

"Since the beginning of this Congress, there's only two ways you get expelled," said Representative Matt Gaetz, a Florida Republican, on Thursday. "You get convicted of a crime or you participated in the Civil War. Neither apply to George Santos, and so I rise not to defend George Santos, whoever he is, but to defend the very precedent that my colleagues are willing to shatter."