The House of Representatives on Thursday voted to block two Washington, D.C., laws, including one allowing noncitizens to vote.

The Republican-led House, with support from dozens of Democrats, voted 260-162 to repeal a district law giving noncitizens the right to vote in city elections, The Washington Post reported.

The D.C. Council in October passed legislation allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections, arguing that all D.C. residents have a vested interest in schools, public safety, and other local issues.

The House also voted 250-173 to approve a resolution seeking to overturn an overhaul of D.C.’s century-old criminal code that softens the punishment for homicide, robberies, and carjackings.