As the deadline approaches to secure funding for the U.S. government, there are just over 12 hours for Congress to reach a compromise. Despite looking forward to a new year where they hold the presidency and both houses, the Republicans are struggling to cooperate effectively as they attempt to finalize a spending bill.

On Thursday night, the House dismissed a proposal supported by President-elect Donald Trump, leading to a significant defeat of 174-235. This proposal was a modified version of a bipartisan bill that had previously been rejected earlier in the week after both Trump and Vice President-elect JD Vance voiced their opposition to it.

Below is the list of the 38 Republicans who broke ranks with the soon-to-be president and voted alongside Democrats against the continuing resolution.

Arizona

• Rep. Andy Biggs
• Rep. Elijah Crane
• Rep. Paul Gosar
• Rep. Debbie Lesko
• Rep. David Schweikert

Colorado

• Rep. Doug Lamborn
• Rep. Greg Lopez

Florida

• Rep. Aaron Bean
• Rep. Kat Cammack
• Rep. Cory Mills
• Rep. Bill Posey

Georgia

• Rep. Andrew S. Clyde
• Rep. Richard McCormick

Idaho

• Rep. Russ Fulcher

Indiana

• Rep. Victoria Spartz

Kentucky

• Rep. Thomas Massie

Maryland

• Rep. Andy Harris

Missouri

• Rep. Eric Burlison

Montana

• Rep. Matthew M. Rosendale, Sr.

Oklahoma

• Rep. Josh Brecheen

Pennsylvania

• Rep. Scott Perry

South Carolina

• Rep. Jeff Duncan

• Rep. Nancy Mace

• Rep. Ralph Norman

Tennessee

• Rep. Tim Burchett
• Rep. Andrew Ogles

Texas

• Rep. Michael Cloud
• Rep. Wesley Hunt
• Rep. Morgan Luttrell
• Rep. Nathaniel Moran
• Rep. Chip Roy
• Rep. Keith Self
• Rep. Beth Van Duyne

Utah

• Rep. John R. Curtis
• Rep. Blake D. Moore

Virginia

• Rep. Bob Good

West Virginia

• Rep. Alexander X. Mooney

Wisconsin

• Rep. Thomas P. Tiffany