Thought everyone would be interested in how the vote went. Please pay attention to your individual states – I think some Congressmen may need personalized letters!!!
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House Roll Call
Associated Press
Taken from Washington Post here.
Wednesday, May 25, 2005; A08
Following is the 238 to 194 roll call yesterday by which the House passed the Stem Cell Research Enhancement Act (HR 810), which would lift restrictions on embryonic stem cell research.
ALABAMA — Democrats: Cramer, yes; Davis, yes. Republicans: Aderholt, no; Bachus, no; Bonner, no; Everett, no; Rogers, no.
ALASKA — Republican: Young, yes.
ARIZONA — Democrats: Grijalva, yes; Pastor, yes. Republicans: Flake, no; Franks, no; Hayworth, no; Kolbe, yes; Renzi, no; Shadegg, no.
ARKANSAS — Democrats: Berry, yes; Ross, yes; Snyder, yes. Republican: Boozman, no.
CALIFORNIA — Democrats: Baca, yes; Becerra, yes; Berman, yes; Capps, yes; Cardoza, yes; Costa, yes; Davis, yes; Eshoo, yes; Farr, yes; Filner, yes; Harman, yes; Honda, yes; Lantos, yes; Lee, yes; Lofgren, Zoe, yes; Matsui, yes; Millender-McDonald, not voting; Miller, George, yes; Napolitano, yes; Pelosi, yes; Roybal-Allard, yes; Sanchez, Linda T., yes; Sanchez, Loretta, yes; Schiff, yes; Sherman, yes; Solis, yes; Stark, yes; Tauscher, yes; Thompson, yes; Waters, yes; Watson, yes; Waxman, yes; Woolsey, yes. Republicans: Bono, yes; Calvert, yes; Cox, no; Cunningham, yes; Doolittle, no; Dreier, yes; Gallegly, no; Herger, no; Hunter, no; Issa, yes; Lewis, yes; Lungren, Daniel E., no; McKeon, yes; Miller, Gary, no; Nunes, no; Pombo, no; Radanovich, no; Rohrabacher, yes; Royce, no; Thomas, yes.
COLORADO — Democrats : DeGette, yes; Salazar, yes; Udall, yes. Republicans: Beauprez, no; Hefley, no; Musgrave, no; Tancredo, no.
CONNECTICUT — Democrats: DeLauro, yes; Larson, yes. Republicans: Johnson, yes; Shays, yes; Simmons, yes.
DELAWARE — Republican: Castle, yes.
FLORIDA — Democrats: Boyd, yes; Brown, Corrine, yes; Davis, yes; Hastings, yes; Meek, yes; Wasserman Schultz, yes; Wexler, yes. Republicans: Bilirakis, no; Brown-Waite, Ginny, yes; Crenshaw, no; Diaz-Balart, L., no; Diaz-Balart, M., no; Feeney, no; Foley, yes; Harris, no; Keller, no; Mack, yes; Mica, no; Miller, no; Putnam, no; Ros-Lehtinen, no; Shaw, yes; Stearns, no; Weldon, no; Young, yes.
GEORGIA — Democrats: Barrow, yes; Bishop, yes; Lewis, yes; Marshall, no; McKinney, yes; Scott, yes. Republicans: Deal, no; Gingrey, no; Kingston, no; Linder, no; Norwood, no; Price, no; Westmoreland, no.
HAWAII — Democrats: Abercrombie, yes; Case, yes.
IDAHO — Republicans: Otter, no; Simpson, no.
ILLINOIS — Democrats: Bean, yes; Costello, no; Davis, yes; Emanuel, yes; Evans, yes; Gutierrez, yes; Jackson, yes; Lipinski, no; Rush, yes; Schakowsky, yes. Republicans: Biggert, yes; Hastert, no; Hyde, no; Johnson, no; Kirk, yes; LaHood, no; Manzullo, no; Shimkus, no; Weller, no.
INDIANA — Democrats: Carson, yes; Visclosky, yes. Republicans: Burton, no; Buyer, no; Chocola, no; Hostettler, no; Pence, no; Sodrel, no; Souder, no.
IOWA — Democrat: Boswell, yes. Republicans: King, no; Latham, no; Leach, yes; Nussle, no.
KANSAS — Democrat: Moore, yes. Republicans: Moran, no; Ryun, no; Tiahrt, no.
KENTUCKY — Democrat: Chandler, yes. Republicans: Davis, no; Lewis, no; Northup, no; Rogers, no; Whitfield, no.
LOUISIANA — Democrats: Jefferson, yes; Melancon, yes. Republicans: Alexander, no; Baker, no; Boustany, no; Jindal, no; McCrery, no.
MAINE — Democrats: Allen, yes; Michaud, yes.
MARYLAND — Democrats: Cardin, yes; Cummings, yes; Hoyer, yes; Ruppersberger, yes; Van Hollen, yes; Wynn, yes. Republicans: Bartlett, no; Gilchrest, yes.
MASSACHUSETTS — Democrats: Capuano, yes; Delahunt, yes; Frank, yes; Lynch, yes; Markey, yes; McGovern, yes; Meehan, yes; Neal, yes; Olver, yes; Tierney, yes.
MICHIGAN — Democrats: Conyers, yes; Dingell, yes; Kildee, no; Kilpatrick, yes; Levin, yes; Stupak, no. Republicans: Camp, no; Ehlers, no; Hoekstra, no; Knollenberg, no; McCotter, no; Miller, no; Rogers, no; Schwarz, yes; Upton, yes.
MINNESOTA — Democrats: McCollum, yes; Oberstar, no; Peterson, no; Sabo, yes. Republicans: Gutknecht, no; Kennedy, no; Kline, no; Ramstad, yes.
MISSISSIPPI — Democrats: Taylor, no; Thompson, yes. Republicans: Pickering, no; Wicker, no.
MISSOURI — Democrats: — Carnahan, yes; Clay, yes; Cleaver, yes; Skelton, yes. Republicans: Akin, no; Blunt, no; Emerson, yes; Graves, no; Hulshof, no.
MONTANA — Republican: Rehberg, no.
NEBRASKA — Republicans: Fortenberry, no; Osborne, no; Terry, no.
NEVADA — Democrats: Berkley, yes. Republicans: Gibbons, yes; Porter, yes.
NEW HAMPSHIRE — Republicans: Bass, yes; Bradley, yes.
NEW JERSEY — Democrats: Andrews, yes; Holt, yes; Menendez, yes; Pallone, yes; Pascrell, yes; Payne, yes; Rothman, yes. Republicans: Ferguson, no; Frelinghuysen, yes; Garrett, no; LoBiondo, no; Saxton, no; Smith, no.
NEW MEXICO — Democrat: Udall, yes. Republicans: Pearce, no; Wilson, yes.
NEW YORK — Democrats: Ackerman, yes; Bishop, yes; Crowley, yes; Engel, yes; Higgins, yes; Hinchey, yes; Israel, yes; Lowey, yes; Maloney, yes; McCarthy, yes; McNulty, yes; Meeks, yes; Nadler, yes; Owens, yes; Rangel, yes; Serrano, yes; Slaughter, yes; Towns, yes; Velazquez, yes; Weiner, yes. Republicans: Boehlert, yes; Fossella, yes; Kelly, yes; King, no; Kuhl, no; McHugh, no; Reynolds, no; Sweeney, yes; Walsh, no.
NORTH CAROLINA — Democrats: Butterfield, yes; Etheridge, yes; McIntyre, no; Miller, yes; Price, yes; Watt, yes. Republicans: Coble, yes; Foxx, no; Hayes, no; Jones, no; McHenry, no; Myrick, no; Taylor, no.
NORTH DAKOTA — Democrat: Pomeroy, yes.
OHIO — Democrats: Brown, yes; Jones, yes; Kaptur, no; Kucinich, yes; Ryan, yes; Strickland, yes. Republicans: Boehner, no; Chabot, no; Gillmor, no; Hobson, no; LaTourette, yes; Ney, no; Oxley, no; Pryce, yes; Regula, yes; Tiberi, no; Turner, no.
OKLAHOMA — Democrat: Boren, yes. Republicans: Cole, no; Istook, no; Lucas, no; Sullivan, no.
OREGON — Democrats: Blumenauer, yes; DeFazio, yes; Hooley, yes; Wu, yes. Republicans: Walden, yes.
PENNSYLVANIA — Democrats: Brady, yes; Doyle, yes; Fattah, yes; Holden, no; Kanjorski, yes; Murtha, yes; Schwartz, yes. Republicans: Dent, yes; English, no; Fitzpatrick, no; Gerlach, yes; Hart, no; Murphy, no; Peterson, no; Pitts, no; Platts, yes; Sherwood, no; Shuster, no; Weldon, no.
RHODE ISLAND — Democrats: Kennedy, yes; Langevin, yes.
SOUTH CAROLINA — Democrats: Clyburn, yes; Spratt, yes. Republicans: Barrett, no; Brown, no; Inglis, no; Wilson, no.
SOUTH DAKOTA — Democrat: Herseth, yes.
TENNESSEE — Democrats: Cooper, yes; Davis, no; Ford, yes; Gordon, yes; Tanner, yes. Republicans: Blackburn, no; Duncan, no; Jenkins, no; Wamp, no.
TEXAS — Democrats: Cuellar, yes; Doggett, yes; Edwards, yes; Gonzalez, yes; Green, Al, yes; Green, Gene, yes; Hinojosa, yes; Jackson-Lee, yes; Johnson, E.B., yes; Ortiz, yes; Reyes, yes. Republicans: Barton, yes; Bonilla, no; Brady, no; Burgess, no; Carter, no; Conaway, no; Culberson, no; DeLay, no; Gohmert, no; Granger, yes; Hall, no; Hensarling, no; Johnson, Sam, no; Marchant, no; McCaul, no; Neugebauer, no; Paul, no; Poe, no; Sessions, no; Smith, no; Thornberry, no.
UTAH — Democrat: Matheson, yes. Republicans: Bishop, no; Cannon, no.
VERMONT — Independent: Sanders, yes.
VIRGINIA — Democrats: Boucher, yes; Moran, yes; Scott, yes. Republicans: Cantor, no; Davis, Jo Ann, no; Davis, Tom, yes; Drake, no; Forbes, no; Goode, no; Goodlatte, no; Wolf, no.
WASHINGTON — Democrats: — Baird, yes; Dicks, yes; Inslee, yes; Larsen, yes; McDermott, yes; Smith, yes. Republicans: Hastings, not voting; McMorris, no; Reichert, no.
WEST VIRGINIA — Democrats: Mollohan, no; Rahall, no. Republican: Capito, yes.
WISCONSIN — Democrats: Baldwin, yes; Kind, yes; Moore, yes; Obey, yes. Republicans: Green, no; Petri, no; Ryan, no; Sensenbrenner, no.
WYOMING — Republican: Cubin, no.
? 2005 The Washington Post Company
2 responses to “Snowstorm in DC – House Roll Call”
It’s disappointing to me that most of the congressmen we visited in September voted yes.
That is sad indeed! I’ve rewritten to everyone in Texas thanking them if they voted yes and asking them to please reconsider and support programs like Snowflake Adoptions. I also wrote to everyone in Arizona stating that although I am not a resident there, I am interested in the issues affecting the state because I consider it home, having lived there for so long. Maybe it will somehow make a difference.