The House approved the Stopping Indoctrination and Protecting Kids Act on Wednesday by a 217-198 margin, conditioning federal funds for elementary and middle schools on explicit parental consent for student pronoun changes, preferred names, gender markers, and sex-based facility access. The measure was introduced by Rep. Tim Walberg and received support from 208 Republicans, one independent, and eight Democrats. All cited sources agree on the vote tally, bill provisions, and floor statements emphasizing parental involvement.