The House of Representatives passed legislation Thursday that could preview Republican efforts next year to undo or modify President Obama’s landmark post-crisis financial reform legislation.

The bill authored by Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer, R-Mo., to lessen the regulatory load on many midsize and regional banks received some support from 20 Democrats, and cleared the lower chamber in a 254-161 vote.

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