NEW YORK, NY October 03, 2008 —"If at first you don't succeed, try, try again."

Congressmembers put that adage into action and passed the financial industry bailout plan in a vote of 263 to 171, a reversal of Monday's stunning defeat.

Among those who changed their minds is New Jersey Democrat Bill Pascrell, who says the Senate's revisions improved the bill.

PASCUE: There's a lot of junk in there unfortunately the senate put it in there the way they wrote it out but I have to look for the greater good. To me the greater good was voting for it after I watched that credit market. It just became obvious to me that we had to do something and we had to do it quickly.

REPORTER: However, another New Jersey Congressman, Scott Garett, voted against the bailout for a second time.

Of the four members of New York's delegation who voted against the first bailout plan, only upstate Republican John Kuhl changed his mind, and voted "yes."