Better late than never:

The US House today joined the Senate in voting to defund ACORN, the community advocacy group beset by allegations of voter registration fraud and videotapes apparently showing employees advising conservative activists posing as a prostitute and pimp how to break the law.

The measure, offered as part of a motion on a student loan bill, passed by a vote of 345-75, according to the office of House Republican leader John Boehner.

The Senate voted earlier this week to withdraw housing and urban development funding. Last week, the Census Bureau severed ties with ACORN, which on Wednesday said it is suspending accepting new clients during an investigation.

But congressional Republicans are calling for all federal funds to be cut off and for a Justice Department investigation.

Just the beginning. Far from the end.

Here’s the roll call vote.

The no votes:

Baldwin

Becerra

Brady (PA)

Brown, Corrine

Butterfield

Capuano

Carson (IN)

Castor (FL)

Cleaver

Clyburn

Crowley

Cummings

Davis (IL)

DeGette

Delahunt

Doyle

Edwards (MD)

Ellison

Engel

Fattah

Filner

Fudge

Green, Al

Grijalva

Hinchey

Hirono

Holt

Honda

Jackson (IL)

Jackson-Lee (TX)

Johnson, E. B.

Kilpatrick (MI)

Kucinich

Larsen (WA)

Lee (CA)

Lewis (GA)

Lynch

Markey (MA)

McCollum

McDermott

McGovern

Meeks (NY)

Mollohan

Moore (WI)

Moran (VA)

Nadler (NY)

Neal (MA)

Olver

Pallone

Pascrell

Payne

Polis (CO)

Price (NC)

Rahall

Rangel

Roybal-Allard

Rush

Sánchez, Linda T.

Schakowsky

Scott (GA)

Scott (VA)

Serrano

Sherman

Sires

Slaughter

Stark

Thompson (MS)

Towns

Tsongas

Velázquez

Waters

Watson

Waxman

Wexler

Woolsey

The “presents”

Hastings (FL)

Watt

And not voting:

Abercrombie

Barrett (SC)

Clarke

Connolly (VA)

Costa

Frank (MA)

McHugh

Nunes