On October 2, 2020, I voted incorrectly on Roll no. 218, on agreeing to the resolution H. Res. 1154, ``Condeming QAnon and rejecting the conspiracy theory it promotes.'' The record should reflect that my intended vote on this roll call should have been ``aye,'' in favor of passage of the resolution. PERSONAL EXPLANATION
John Rice Carter: “On October 2, 2020, I voted incorrectly on Roll no. 218, on agreeing to the resolution H. Res. 1154, ``Condeming QAnon…”
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