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CONGRESSIONAL VOTING RECORD
FOR THE 111TH CONGRESS, 2009
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A MESSAGE FROM THE
EXECUTIVE DIRECTORSDear Peace Voter,
When voters expressed their hope or change in the 2008 election, they demanded a new direction
or U.S. oreign policy. In the rst days o the new administration, the President used the bullypulpit to bring a rereshing change o tone to U.S. statecrat. His willingness to personally and
repeatedly embrace the vision o a world ree o nuclear weapons is one o the highlights o thepast year that this voting record does not capture.
However, voters are not seeing the kind o strong change in oreign policy many o us hoped orA year into the presidents term, real progress on nuclear disarmament has not yet been achieve
Obamas decisions to twice increase the number o U.S. troops in Aghanistan were, simply put,the wrong strategy to bring peace to the region.
In act, anyone watching the political action this year knows that Washington, D.C. has a way otripping up hopes and visions on their way to becoming realities. Despite the publics clarion call
or change, the votes here demonstrate that transorming an outmoded, saber-rattling approach
to oreign policy is still incredibly challenging. You may be surprised to see scores have loweredsince the Bush era, as many Democrats teamed up with Republicans to vote in avor o discreditedstrategies like blunt military orce and harsh sanctions.
The debate on the war in Aghanistan has embodied the lack o oreign policy boldness and
creativity in Congress and the White House. Most o Congress publicly supports the currentmilitary-dominated strategy, even while many have privately shared serious concerns about itsviability. Like a sleepwalker going through the motions, Congress has unded a military-dominated
approach while underunding civilian alternatives, even though almost everyone now agrees thathe problems acing Aghanistan cant really be solved using military tools. But even in this toug
year in which politicians stuck to old habits and many Democrats hesitated in criticizing their ownpartys president, our supporters applied enough pressure to get leading members o Congress t
voice their skepticism o war and speak out or peaceul alternatives. With your help, our organizin
can continue to bring more politicians into the old.
I youre reading this voting record you know that real democracy means more than votingevery ew years. It certainly means a lot more than the non-stop, smash-mouth grudgeest that i
the perpetual campaign season. For democracy to fourish, citizens need to be ully engaged. Anthat means learning more about the critical issues that ace the country and tracking what your
representatives are doing.
This voting record helps you know the score you know whether your representatives in
Congress are standing up or a oreign policy that refects your values.
But knowing the score is, o course, not the end o your engagement. We invite you to let yourrepresentative and senators know that you know. Communicate your views oten by calling, writin
or e-mailing or better yet visiting their oces. And when election time rolls around, vote yoviews. True and lasting change doesnt come easy and it doesnt come in a single election or a singl
year. Engaged citizens need to keep speaking out and keep pushing. Issue ater issue. Vote ater vote
Together, staying engaged and holding our elected representatives accountable, we can make the
changes that the people truly want become real.
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BEST AND WORST
OF CONGRESS IN 2009
Best Worst
GRASSROOTS POWER AND COMMON SENSE DEFEAT
WASTEFUL F-22 FIGHTER JETSWhen the Obama administration released its rst Pentagon budgetin early 2009, they cut back on obsolete weapons systems such as theF-22 ghter jet. Unortunately, some members o Congress didnt getthe message that the Cold War is over. The House added money orF-22s at a long-term cost o $2 billion, and the Senate ollowed with$1.7 billion or seven F-22s.
Peace Action and the wider arms control community responded inorce with a clear message: No money or Cold War weapons! Withpressure mounting, Sens. Levin (D-MI) and McCain (R-AZ) oered
an amendment to strip the unds, which passed in a vote that splitboth parties (Senate vote #235). When it became clear that the F-22boosters were losing, the House stripped the unds rom their versiono the budget (House vote #661).
SLOW BUT STEADY PROGRESS ON AFGHANISTANAs President Obama prepared or escalation in Aghanistan, advocateso non-military alternatives undertook the dicult job o convincingmembers o Congress to publicly question the reliance on increasedmilitary orce.
The rst sign o progress was the vote on Rep. McGoverns (D-MA)amendment requiring the Deense Department to present an exitstrategy by the end o the year (House vote #453). Although theamendment ailed, a majority o Democrats voted or this importantmilestone. Progressives like Reps. McGovern, Lee, Woolsey, Honda,Ellison, Kucinich and Grijalva and Sens. Feingold and Sanders led thecharge in speaking out or a new approach. Republican Rep. Jonessucceeded in getting some o his colleagues on board.
As we kept the pressure coming, concern in Congress grew. SpeakerPelosi remarked that the plan to send more troops would be hard tosell to Congress because o constituent pressure. The roster o skepticsgrew to include deense-minded politicians like Rep. Harman (D-CA)and Sen. Levin (D-MI). The pace o progress can be rustrating, butits important to recognize how ar weve come as we work to promotesmart, non-military alternatives.
GOODBYE TO NUCLEAR PORK IN THE STIMULUS
The Senate Appropriations Committee took advantage o theeconomic crisis to sneak $1 billion or the nuclear weapons complexinto the stimulus package. And who would pay or this pork? A groupo centrist senators tried to lower the overall price o the stimulus bycutting Pell Grants and $1.1 billion or Head Start. Our supportersknew that the last thing our bloated nuclear weapons complex neededwas an inusion o cash.
Peace Action helped build a coalition to expose the attempt to sneaknuclear weapons into the stimulus. Our members wrote letters to theeditor and fooded the Senate with emails and phone calls. Facingmounting outrage, the House and Senate removed the wasteulunding rom the nal version o the bill.
HARSH SANCTIONS ON IRAN THAT WONT WORK AND
WILL BACKFIREWhile President Obama began delicate negotiations with IranCongress couldnt resist meddling. This resulted in the IranReined Petroleum Sanctions Act, a bill punishing companiewho sell rened petroleum to Iran. There is little evidence thathese sanctions can change the Iranian regimes behavior, anthey are likely to backire.
But politicians didnt let acts get in the way o their desire tbe tough on Iran. Ater Irans tumultuous presidential electioRep. Howard Berman (D-CA), lead sponsor o the bill, push
orward with a vote in the House, and Sen. Chris Dodd (D-Cadvanced an even more aggressive bill in the Senate. Despitethe past ailures o this approach, the House passed the bill ba lopsided 412-12 in December (House vote #975). The Senatpassed Dodds bill by an unrecorded voice vote in early 2010and the inal version o the bill is pending.
UNDERMINING AN EVEN-HANDED APPROACH IN GAAs the confict in Gaza raged in early 2009 and casualties rosethe international community united around the call or anunconditional ceasere to quell the violence. Plagued by datecounterproductive thinking about what it means to be pro-Israel, the House brought a one-sided bill to the loor thatchronicled many criticisms o Hamas and explicitly called orall blame to be placed with one side o the conlict. At a timwhen a uniied call or a ceaseire could have created enoughinternational pressure to end the conlict and save lives, theHouse voted a whopping 390-5 in avor o this biased resolutiothat gave cover or continuing the conlict (House vote #10)
Ater the ighting inally came to a close, the UN enlistedrenowned human rights investigator Richard Goldstone tolaunch an inquiry into the confict. Goldstone, a sel-describedZionist who led investigations in Rwanda and the ormerYugoslavia, accepted the mandate only when he determinedhe could investigate both the Israeli government and HamasThe Goldstone Report concluded there were crimes committed
on both sides o the conlict. Still, Congress condemned thereport as irredeemably biased, and urged the administrationto rebuke it in a 344-36 vote (House vote #838).
Cover: Peace Action supporters, Rev. Martin Luther King andDr. Benjamin Spock, march against the Vietnam War.
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BILL DESCRIPTIONS
Use the color-coded icons to easily dierentiate the good rom
the bad. EachQ represents a bill we supported. Eachjrepresents a bill we opposed. Members o Congress who abstained
or were absent are marked with an NV. Members o Congress
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CUTTING PENTAGON PORK
1 QCUTTING SPENDING TO FUND HUMAN NEEDS
(ROLL CALL #188)Including the wars in Iraq and Aghanistan and nuclearweapons, the U.S. military budget has grown an astounding78% since 2000. Rep. Lynn Woolsey (D-CA) oered this
alternative budget amendment that would have cut wasteulweapons systems and other unnecessary programs and ended
the war in Iraq, then used the savings or programs likeuniversal health care and reducing poverty. Failed, 84-338.
2 j ROBBING ENVIRONMENTAL CLEANUP TO FUNDMISSILE DEFENSE (RC #455)Its bad enough to waste tax dollars on a weapons systemthat has never completed a realistic test and doesnt deend
against 21st century threats. But Rep. Trent Franks (R-AZ)took bad to worse by oering this amendment to restore $1.2
billion that was cut rom this boondoggle by robbing romenvironmental cleanup unds. Failed, 171-244.
3 QCUTTING FUNDING FOR PLANES THEPENTAGON DOESNT WANT (RC #661)To shed waste rom the Deense budget, the Obama
administration cut money or additional F-22 ghter jets obsolete planes designed to ght the Soviet Union. Underpressure rom weapons companies with high-priced contracts
at stake, the House Armed Services Committee added $368
million to the Deense Authorization bill or 12 additionalF-22s, with a long-term cost o $2 billion. Ater the Senateresponded to grassroots pressure and a veto threat rom
President Obama by cutting the unding, the House ollowedsuit. Passed, 269-155.
U.S. RELATIONS WITH IRAN
4 jFORCING A VOTE ON HARSH SANCTIONS ONIRAN (RC #327)
At a highly charged moment right beore the Iranianpresidential election, Rep. Dan Burton (R-IN) pulled asurprise procedural move to scrap the vote on the State
Department Authorization bill and replace it with a voteon broad sanctions on Iran. At the time, Congress was
purposely reraining rom a vote on the bill due tothe administrations ongoing diplomatic outreach eorts.
Failed, 174-250.
5 j SANCTIONS ON IRAN THAT WONT WORK ANWILL BACKFIRE (RC #975)
Despite little evidence that harsh sanctions punishingcompanies who sell petroleum to Iran would elicit positivchanges rom the Iranian government, Congress plowed
ahead with passing this dangerous bill that would hurt theIranian people. The vote came in the midst o the Obama
administrations attempts to use diplomacy to resolve tensionwith Iran over its nuclear program. Passed, 412-12.
THE WARS IN IRAQ AND AFGHANISTA
6 j BILLIONS FOR A MILITARY-DOMINATEDAPPROACH IN AFGHANISTAN AND IRAQ (RC #265
This supplemental unding bill provided $80 billion or thewars in Iraq and Aghanistan on top o the money allocated
in the Fiscal Year 2009 budget. Despite President Obamasstated commitment to building civilian capacity inAghanistan, less than 10% o the unds were allocated or
non-military tools. Passed, 368-60.
7 j UNDER PRESSURE, HOUSE PASSES FINALVERSION OF WAR FUNDING (RC #348)Ater money or a loan to the International Monetary Fund
was added to the supplemental bill, Republicans deecteden masse. The administration and Democratic leadership
put signicant pressure on antiwar Democrats to changetheir votes on this inal version and ensure its passage,
despite their moral objections. Passed, 226-202.
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8 QCALLING FOR AN EXIT STRATEGY (RC #453)As the Aghanistan war approached its eighth anniversary,the administration developed plans to send additional troops,
but had not articulated a timerame or the U.S. militarypresence or an exit plan. This amendment by Rep. Jim
McGovern (D-MA) would have required the Deense Secretaryto present an Aghanistan exit strategy to Congress
by December 31, 2009. Failed, 138-278.
WAR IN GAZA
9 jONE-SIDED SUPPORT FOR ISRAELS USE OFFORCE IN GAZA (RC #10)
According to renowned human rights investigator RichardGoldstone, both Israel and Hamas engaged in war crimes in
the Gaza confict. Goldstones report documented Israelsindiscriminate use o repower and deliberate attacks oncivilians and civilian inrastructure in its attack on Gaza in
late 2008 and early 2009. In the midst o this heated confict,Congress passed this one-sided resolution tacitly approving
o Israels use o orce at a time when most o the internationalcommunity was calling or a ceasere. Passed, 390-5.
10 jCONDEMNING THE GOLDSTONE REPORT ONGAZA (RC #838)
Judge Richard Goldstone, respected human rights investigatorwho led investigations in Rwanda, Yugoslavia and South Arica,
issued a thorough and evenhanded report on Operation CastLead in Gaza, documenting war crimes on both sides o the
confict. The House passed this resolution dismissing the widelyhailed report as irredeemably biased and unworthy o urtherconsideration, without accurately reuting any o its contents.
Passed, 344-36.
TORTURE AND HUMAN RIGHTS
11 jATTEMPTING TO BLOCK THE CLOSURE OFGUANTANAMO BAY PRISON (RC #361)
In response to President Obamas executive order to close thenotorious Guantanamo Bay prison, Rep. Jerry Lewis (R-CA)oered this amendment to prohibit the use o Department o
Justice unds to carry out the order. Failed, 212-213.
12 QTRANSPARENCY AT THE WHINSEC MILITARYTRAINING FACILITY (RC #454)
Rep. Jim McGoverns (D-MA) amendment requires publicdisclosure o the names o students and instructors at the
Western Hemisphere Institute or Security Cooperation(ormerly known as the School o the Americas), a military
training acility that produced ormer military dictatorManuel Noriega, and was linked to human rights abuses inLatin America. Passed, 224-190.
13 jBLOCKING GUANTANAMO DETAINEES FROM
U.S. PRISONS (RC #783)Republicans attempted a last minute procedural move to
add language in the Homeland Security Appropriations billto prevent the transer o any Guantanamo detainee to the U.S.
or prosecution or incarceration. This was another attemptto throw up roadblocks to improving the U.S. governmentstreatment o detainees and adherence to the rule o law.
Failed, 193-224.
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ALABAMA
1 Jo Bonner (R)
2 Bobby Bright (D)
3 Michael Rogers (R)
4 Robert Aderholt (R)
5 Parker Grith (R)
6 Spencer Bachus (R)
7 Artur Davis (D)
ALASKA
Don Young (R)
ARIZONA
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2 Trent Franks (R)
3 John Shadegg (R)
4 Ed Pastor (D)
5 Harry Mitchell (D)
6 Je Flake (R)
7 Raul Grijalva (D)
8 Gabrielle Giords (D)
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2 Vic Snyder (D)
3 John Boozman (R)
4 Mike Ross (D)
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CALIFORNIA (continued...)
8 Nancy Pelosi (D)
9 Barbara Lee (D)
10 Ellen Tauscher (D)
11 Jerry McNerney (D)
12 Jackie Speier (D)
13 Pete Stark (D)
14 Anna Eshoo (D)
15 Mike Honda (D)
16 Zoe Logren (D)
17 Sam Farr (D)
18 Dennis Cardoza (D)
19 George Radanovich (R)
20 Jim Costa (D)
21 Devin Nunes (R)
22 Kevin McCarthy (R)
23 Lois Capps (D)
24 Elton Gallegly (R)
25 Howard Buck McKeon (R)
26 David Dreier (R)
27 Brad Sherman (D)
28 Howard Berman (D)
29 Adam Schi (D)
30 Henry Waxman (D)
31 Xavier Becerra (D)
32 Judy Chu (D)
33 Diane Watson (D)
34 Lucille Roybal-Allard (D)
35 Maxine Waters (D)
36 Jane Harman (D)
37 Laura Richardson (D)
38 Grace Napolitano (D)
39 Linda Sanchez (D)
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CALIFORNIA (continued...)
40 Ed Royce (R)
41 Jerry Lewis (R)
42 Gary Miller (R)
43 Joe Baca (D)
44 Ken Calvert (R)
45 Mary Bono Mack (R)
46 Dana Rohrabacher (R)
47 Loretta Sanchez (D)
48 John Campbell (R)
49 Darrell Issa (R)
50 Brian Bilbray (R)
51 Bob Filner (D)
52 Duncan Hunter (R)
53 Susan Davis (D)
COLORADO
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2 Jared Polis (D)
3 John Salazar (D)
4 Betsy Markey (D)
5 Doug Lamborn (R)
6 Mike Coman (R)
7 Ed Perlmutter (D)
CONNECTICUT1 John Larson (D)
2 Joseph Courtney (D)
3 Rosa DeLauro (D)
4 Jim Himes (D)
5 Christopher Murphy (D)
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FLORIDA
1 Je Miller (R)
2 Allen Boyd (D)
3 Corrine Brown (D)
4 Ander Crenshaw (R)
5 Ginny Brown-Waite (R)
6 Cli Stearns (R)
7 John Mica (R)
8 Alan Grayson (D)
9 Gus Bilirakis (R)
10 C.W. Bill Young (R)
11 Kathy Castor (D)
12 Adam Putnam (R)
13 Vern Buchanan (R)
14 Connie Mack (R)
15 Bill Posey (R)
16 Tom Rooney (R)
17 Kendrick Meek (D)
18 Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R)
19 Robert Wexler (D)
20 Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D)
21 Lincoln Diaz-Balart (R)
22 Ron Klein (D)
23 Alcee Hastings (D)
24 Suzanne Kosmas (D)
25 Mario Diaz-Balart (R)
GEORGIA
1 Jack Kingston (R)
2 Sanord Bishop (D)
3 Lynn Westmoreland (R)
4 Henry Hank Johnson (D)
5 John Lewis (D)
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GEORGIA (continued...)
6 Tom Price (R)
7 John Linder (R)
8 Jim Marshall (D)
9 Nathan Deal (R)
10 Paul Broun (R)
11 Phil Gingrey (R)
12 John Barrow (D)
13 David Scott (D)
HAWAII
1 Neil Abercrombie (D)
2 Mazie Hirono (D)
IDAHO
1 Walt Minnick (D)
2 Mike Simpson (R)
ILLINOIS
1 Bobby Rush (D)
2 Jesse Jackson, Jr. (D)
3 Dan Lipinski (D)
4 Luis Gutierrez (D)
5 Mike Quigley (D)
6 Peter Roskam (R)
7 Danny K. Davis (D)
8 Melissa Bean (D)
9 Janice Schakowsky (D)
10 Mark Kirk (R)
11 Deborah Halvorson (D)
12 Jerry Costello (D)
13 Judy Biggert (R)
14 Bill Foster (D)
15 Timothy V. Johnson (R)
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ILLINOIS (continued...)
16 Donald Manzullo (R)
17 Phil Hare (D)
18 Aaron Schock (R)
19 John Shimkus (R)
INDIANA
1 Peter Visclosky (D)
2 Joe Donnelly (D)
3 Mark Souder (R)
4 Steve Buyer (R)
5 Dan Burton (R)
6 Mike Pence (R)
7 Andre Carson (D)
8 Brad Ellsworth (D)
9 Baron Hill (D)
IOWA
1 Bruce Braley (D)
2 Dave Loebsack (D)
3 Leonard Boswell (D)
4 Tom Latham (R)
5 Steve King (R)
KANSAS
1 Jerry Moran (R)
2 Lynn Jenkins (R)
3 Dennis Moore (D)
4 Todd Tiahrt (R)
KENTUCKY
1 Ed Whiteld (R)
2 Brett Guthrie (R)
3 John Yarmuth (D)
4 Geo Davis (R)
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KENTUCKY (continued...)
5 Harold Rogers (R)
6 Ben Chandler (D)
LOUISIANA
1 Steve Scalise (R)
2 Anh Cao (R)
3 Charlie Melancon (D)
4 John Fleming (R)
5 Rodney Alexander (R)
6 Bill Cassidy (R)
7 Charles Boustany (R)
MAINE
1 Chellie Pingree (D)
2 Mike Michaud (D)
MARYLAND
1 Frank Kratovil (D)
2 Dutch Ruppersberger (D)
3 John Sarbanes (D)
4 Donna Edwards (D)
5 Steny Hoyer (D)
6 Roscoe Bartlett (R)
7 Elijah Cummings (D)
8 Chris Van Hollen (D)
MASSACHUSETTS
1 John Olver (D)
2 Richard Neal (D)
3 Jim McGovern (D)
4 Barney Frank (D)
5 Niki Tsongas (D)
6 John Tierney (D)
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MASSACHUSETTS (cont..)
7 Ed Markey (D)
8 Mike Capuano (D)
9 Stephen Lynch (D)
10 Bill Delahunt (D)
MICHIGAN
1 Bart Stupak (D)
2 Peter Hoekstra (R)
3 Vern Ehlers (R)
4 Dave Camp (R)
5 Dale Kildee (D)
6 Fred Upton (R)
7 Mark Schauer (D)
8 Mike Rogers (F)
9 Gary Peters (D)
10 Candice Miller (R)
11 Thaddeus McCotter (R)
12 Sander Levin (D)
13 Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick (D)
14 John Conyers (D)
15 John Dingell (D)
MINNESOTA
1 Tim Walz (D)
2 John Kline (R)3 Erik Paulsen (R)
4 Betty McCollum (D)
5 Keith Ellison (D)
6 Michele Bachmann (R)
7 Collin Peterson (D)
8 James Oberstar (D)
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MISSISSIPPI
1 Travis Childers (D)
2 Bennie Thompson (D)
3 Gregg Harper (R)
4 Gene Taylor (D)
MISSOURI
1 William Lacy Clay (D)
2 Todd Akin (R)
3 Russ Carnahan (D)
4 Ike Skelton (D)
5 Emanuel Cleaver (D)
6 Sam Graves (R)
7 Roy Blunt (R)
8 Jo Ann Emerson (R)
9 Blaine Luetkemeyer (R)
MONTANA
Denny Rehberg (R)
NEBRASKA
1 Je Fortenberry (R)
2 Lee Terry (R)
3 Adrian Smith (R)
NEVADA
1 Shelley Berkley (D)
2 Dean Heller (R)
3 Dina Titus (D)
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1 Carol Shea-Porter (D)
2 Paul Hodes (D)
NEW JERSEY
1 Rob Andrews (D)
2 Frank LoBiondo (R)
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NEW JERSEY (continued...)
3 John Adler (D)
4 Chris Smith (R)
5 Scott Garrett (R)
6 Frank Pallone (D)
7 Leonard Lance (R)
8 Bill Pascrell, Jr. (D)
9 Steve Rothman (D)
10 Donald Payne (D)
11 Rodney Frelinghuysen (R)
12 Rush Holt (D)
13 Albio Sires (D)
NEW MEXICO
1 Martin Heinrich (D)
2 Harry Teague (D)
3 Ben Ray Lujan (D)
NEW YORK
1 Tim Bishop (D)
2 Steve Israel (D)
3 Peter King (R)
4 Carolyn McCarthy (D)
5 Gary Ackerman (D)
6 Gregory Meeks (D)
7 Joseph Crowley (D)8 Jerrold Nadler (D)
9 Anthony Weiner (D)
10 Edolphus Towns (D)
11 Yvette Clarke (D)
12 Nydia Velzquez (D)
13 Mike McMahon (D)
14 Carolyn Maloney (D)
15 Charles Rangel (D)
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NEW YORK (continued...)
16 Jos Serrano (D)
17 Eliot Engel (D)
18 Nita Lowey (D)
19 John Hall (D)
20 Scott Murphy (D)
21 Paul Tonko (D)
22 Maurice Hinchey (D)
23 Bill Owens (D)
24 Michael Arcuri (D)
25 Dan Maei (D)
26 Christopher Lee (R)
27 Brian Higgins (D)
28 Louise McIntosh Slaughter (D)
29 Eric Massa (D)
NORTH CAROLINA
1 G. K. Buttereld (D)
2 Bob Etheridge (D)
3 Walter Jones (R)
4 David Price (D)
5 Virginia Foxx (R)
6 Howard Coble (R)
7 Mike McIntyre (D)
8 Larry Kissell (D)
9 Sue Myrick (R)
10. Patrick McHenry (R)
11 Heath Shuler (D)
12 Melvin Watt (D)
13 Brad Miller (D)
NORTH DAKOTA
Earl Pomeroy (D)
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OHIO
1 Steve Driehaus (D)
2 Jean Schmidt (R)
3 Michael Turner (R)
4 Jim Jordan (R)
5 Robert Latta (R)
6 Charlie Wilson (D)
7 Steve Austria (R)
8 John Boehner (R)
9 Marcy Kaptur (D)
10 Dennis Kucinich (D)
11 Marcia Fudge (D)
12 Patrick Tiberi (R)
13 Betty Sutton (D)
14 Steve LaTourette (R)
15 Mary Jo Kilroy (D)
16 John Boccieri (D)
17 Tim Ryan (D)
18 Zack Space (D)
OKLAHOMA
1 John Sullivan (R)
2 Dan Boren (D)
3 Frank Lucas (R)
4 Tom Cole (R)
5 Mary Fallin (R)
OREGON
1 David Wu (D)
2 Greg Walden (R)
3 Earl Blumenauer (D)
4 Peter DeFazio (D)
5 Kurt Schrader (D)
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PENNSYLVANIA
1 Robert Brady (D)
2 Chaka Fattah (D)
3 Kathy Dahlkemper (D)
4 Jason Altmire (D)
5 Glenn Thompson (R)
6 Jim Gerlach (R)
7 Joe Sestak (D)
8 Patrick Murphy (D)
9 Bill Shuster (R)
10 Christopher Carney (D)
11 Paul Kanjorski (D)
12 John Murtha (D)
13 Allyson Schwartz (D)
14 Mike Doyle (D)
15 Charles Dent (R)16 Joseph Pitts (R)
17 Tim Holden (D)
18 Tim Murphy (R)
19 Todd Platts (R)
RHODE ISLAND
1 Patrick Kennedy (D)
2 James Langevin (D)
SOUTH CAROLINA1 Henry Brown, Jr. (R)
2 Joe Wilson (R)
3 Gresham Barrett (R)
4 Bob Inglis (R)
5 John Spratt (D)
6 James Clyburn (D)
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SOUTH DAKOTA
Stephanie Herseth Sandlin (D)
TENNESSEE
1 Phil Roe (R)
2 John Duncan (R)
3 Zach Wamp (R)
4 Lincoln Davis (D)
5 Jim Cooper (D)
6 Bart Gordon (D)
7 Marsha Blackburn (R)
8 John Tanner (D)
9 Steve Cohen (D)
TEXAS
1 Louie Gohmert (R)
2 Ted Poe (R)
3 Sam Johnson (R)
4 Ralph Hall (R)
5 Jeb Hensarling (R)
6 Joe Barton (R)
7 John Culberson (R)
8 Kevin Brady (R)
9 Al Green (D)
10 Michael McCaul (R)
11 Mike Conaway (R)12 Kay Granger (R)
13 Mac Thornberry (R)
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TEXAS (continued...)
19 Randy Neugebauer (R)
20 Charles Gonzalez (D)
21 Lamar Smith (R)
22 Pete Olson (R)
23 Ciro Rodriguez (D)
24 Kenny Marchant (R)
25 Lloyd Doggett (D)
26 Michael Burgess (R)
27 Solomon Ortiz (D)
28 Henry Cuellar (D)
29 Gene Green (D)
30 Eddie Bernice Johnson (D)
31 John Carter (R)
32 Pete Sessions (R)
UTAH
1 Rob Bishop (R)
2 Jim Matheson (D)
3 Jason Chaetz (R)
VERMONT
Peter Welch (D)
VIRGINIA
1 Robert Wittman (R)
2 Glenn Nye (D)
3 Bobby Scott (D)
4 Randy Forbes (R)
5 Tom Perriello (D)
6 Bob Goodlatte (R)
7 Eric Cantor (R)
8 Jim Moran (D)
9 Rick Boucher (D)
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VIRGINIA (continued...)
10 Frank Wol (R)
11 Gerry Connolly (D)
WASHINGTON
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2 Rick Larsen (D)
3 Brian Baird (D)
4 Doc Hastings (R)
5 Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R)
6 Norm Dicks (D)
7 Jim McDermott (D)
8 Dave Reichert (R)
9 Adam Smith (D)
WEST VIRGINIA
1 Alan Mollohan (D)
2 Shelley Moore Capito (R)
3 Nick Rahall (D)
WISCONSIN
1 Paul Ryan (R)
2 Tammy Baldwin (D)
3 Ron Kind (D)
4 Gwen Moore (D)
5 Jim Sensenbrenner (R)
6 Tom Petri (R)
7 Dave Obey (D)
8 Steve Kagen (D)
WYOMING
Cynthia Lummis (R)
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BILL DESCRIPTIONS
Senate
CUTTING PENTAGON PORK
1 QTHE F-22 BOONDOGGLE BATTLE(Roll Call #235)Despite Obamas veto threat, the Senate Armed Services
Committee added an extra $1.75 billion to the Deense billor seven Cold War F-22 ghter jets. In a closely watched
vote splitting both political parties, the amendmentintroduced by Sens. Levin (D-MI) and McCain (R-AZ)removed the extra unding. Passed, 58-40.
2 QCUTTING FUNDS FOR UNNEEDED C-17AIRCRAFT (RC #312)The Senate Deense Appropriations Subcommittee added
$2.5 billion to the Deense Appropriations bill or ten C-17aircrat the Pentagon didnt want. This amendment by
Sen. McCain (R-AZ) would have cut the wasteul spending.
Failed, 30-68.
U.S. RELATIONS WITH IRAN
3 j PENALIZING BUSINESSES THAT WORK WITHIRAN (RC #85)
Sen. Kyls (R-AZ) amendment to the omnibus appropriationsbill was another example o politicians underminingdiplomacy with Iran by pushing or punitive measures.
It would have prohibited unding or contracts withcompanies with a business presence in Irans
energy sector. Failed, 41-53.
THE WARS IN IRAQ AND AFGHANISTAN
4 j MORE MONEY FOR WAR IN IRAQ ANDAFGHANISTAN (RC #202)
The $91.3 billion supplemental unded the wars in Iraq and
Aghanistan without meaningul oversight or restrictions onthe administrations Aghanistan strategy. The vast majorityo the unding went to military tools, not civilian ones.
Passed, 86-3.
5 j FINAL SUPPLEMENTAL WAR FUNDING VOTE(RC #210)Ater the House and Senate passed more than $90 billion or
the wars in Iraq and Aghanistan in 2010, Congress loadedup the compromise version o the two bills, bringing total
spending to $105 billion with no strings attached.
Passed, 91-5.
6 j MANEUVERING FOR MORE TROOPS INAFGHANISTAN (RC #305)
In a move to pressure President Obama into rushing motroops to Aghanistan, Sen. McCains (R-AZ) amendment
have mandated that Generals McChrystal and Petraeus testhe Senate while Obama was reviewing his Aghanistan str
Failed, 40-59.
TORTURE AND HUMAN RIGHTS
7 QBLOCKING DETAINEES FROM TRIAL IN CIVILCOURTS (RC #338)The Senate tabled Sen. Grahams amendment (R-SC) toundermine the rule o law by prohibiting unds or prosecutin
9/11 attack suspects in civilian courts. A yes vote was in avoo tabling this unhelpul amendment. Passed, 54-45.
8 QKEEPING DETAINEES IN GUANTANAMO (RC#The Senate tabled Sen. Inhoes (R-OK) amendment to prohiunding or U.S. acilities to incarcerate Guantanamo detaineThis amendment undermined eorts to close the detentio
acility. A yes vote was in avor o tabling the amendmen
Passed, 57-43.
MILITARY CONTRACTORS
9 QHOLDING DEFENSE CONTRACTORSACCOUNTABLE (RC #308)
Jamie Leigh Jones was sexually assaulted by coworkers whileworking or Kellogg, Brown and Root in Iraq and couldnttake her case to court due to a clause in her contract. Her
case inspired Sen. Frankens (D-MN) amendment to prohibitgovernment unding or contractors that keep employees
rom taking workplace cases o rape, sexual assault, and
discrimination to court. Passed, 68-30.
DIPLOMACY WITH NORTH KOREA
10 j RE-DECLARING NORTH KOREA A STATESPONSOR OF TERRORISM (RC #239)North Korea was taken o the list o state sponsors o terroris
ater agreeing to allow access to their nuclear program in 200The listing contributed to deadlock in negotiations.
Sen. Brownbacks (R-KS) amendment proposed returningNorth Korea to the list ater its 2009 nuclear test. Failed, 43-5
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ALABAMA
Je Sessions (R)
Richard Shelby (R)
ALASKA
Mark Begich (D)
Lisa Murkowski (R)
ARIZONA
Jon Kyl (R)
John McCain (R)
ARKANSAS
Blanche Lincoln (D)
Mark Pryor (D)
CALIFORNIA
Barbara Boxer (D)
Dianne Feinstein (D)
COLORADO
Michael Bennet (D)
Mark Udall (D)
CONNECTICUT
Christopher Dodd (D)
Joe Lieberman (I)
DELAWARE
Thomas Carper (D)
Ted Kauman (D)
FLORIDA
George LeMieux (R)
Bill Nelson (D)
GEORGIA
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