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- The ROTOR Act would require Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) technology, but it failed in the U.S. House by one vote.
- All opposing votes came from Republicans.
- Families of crash victims lamented lawmakers' absence due to blizzard travel issues.
- Despite strong bipartisan support, absences, including key New England supporters, are cited as the bill's main delay.
- Advocates urge a swift re-vote to enact essential safety provisions and prevent tragedies.
