U.S. Rep. David B. McKinley voted "no" in January on raising the nation's debt limit by $1.3 trillion, but he said another vote is likely and he isn't certain where he will stand next time.

McKinley, R-W.Va., also has voted twice against the budget proposed by presumed Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan, and he defended those votes during a town hall meeting Thursday at West Virginia Northern Community College.

McKinley was one of only four House Republicans last year to vote against Ryan's proposed budget, and he was among 12 GOP members to reject it this year.

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