107th Congress (2nd) Vote 64 - To establish a residual ballot performance benchmark.

4/11/2002, 12:35 PM

Vote Summary

Amendment Rejected (48-52)The vote failed with a tally of 48 For, 52 Against, 0 Present, and 0 Not Voting. When broken down by party, there were 47 Democrats, 0 Republican, and 1 Independents voting For, 3 Democrats, 49 Republican, and 0 Independents voting Against, 0 Democrats, 0 Republican, and 0 Independents voting Present, and finally, 0 Democrats, 0 Republican, and 0 Independents Not Voting.

Voting For

DemocratRepublicanIndependent

48

4701

Voting Against

DemocratRepublicanIndependent

52

3490

Voting Present

DemocratRepublicanIndependent

0

000

Not Voting

DemocratRepublicanIndependent

0

000

Official Vote Question

On the Amendment S.Amdt. 3108 to S. 565 (Martin Luther King, Jr. Equal Protection of Voting Rights Act of 2002) - To establish a residual ballot performance benchmark.

Official Vote Result

Amendment Rejected (48-52)

Comments

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Senators' Votes on To establish a residual ballot performance benchmark.

Daniel K. Akaka

Hawaii (Democrat)

Wayne Allard

Colorado (Independent)

George Allen

Virginia (Independent)

Max Baucus

Montana (Democrat)

Evan Bayh

Indiana (Democrat)

Robert F. Bennett

Utah (Republican)

Joseph R. Biden Jr.

Delaware (Independent)

Jeff Bingaman

New Mexico (Democrat)

Christopher S. Bond

Missouri (Republican)

Barbara Boxer

California (Democrat)

John B. Breaux

Louisiana (Independent)

Sam Brownback

Kansas (Republican)

Jim Bunning

Kentucky (Republican)

Conrad R. Burns

Montana (Independent)

Robert C. Byrd

West Virginia (Democrat)

Ben Nighthorse Campbell

Colorado (Independent)

Jean Carnahan

Missouri (Independent)

Lincoln Chafee

Rhode Island (Independent)

Max Cleland

Georgia (Independent)

Hillary Rodham Clinton

New York (Independent)

Thad Cochran

Mississippi (Republican)

Kent Conrad

North Dakota (Democrat)

Jon S. Corzine

New Jersey (Independent)

Larry E. Craig

Idaho (Independent)

Thomas A. Daschle

South Dakota (Independent)

Mark Dayton

Minnesota (Independent)

Mike DeWine

Ohio (Independent)

Christopher J. Dodd

Connecticut (Democrat)

Pete V. Domenici

New Mexico (Independent)

Byron L. Dorgan

North Dakota (Democrat)

John Edwards

North Carolina (Independent)

John Ensign

Nevada (Republican)

Michael B. Enzi

Wyoming (Republican)

Russell D. Feingold

Wisconsin (Democrat)

Peter Fitzgerald

Illinois (Independent)

William H. Frist

Tennessee (Independent)

Phil Gramm

Texas (Independent)

Judd Gregg

New Hampshire (Republican)

Chuck Hagel

Nebraska (Independent)

Tom Harkin

Iowa (Democrat)

Orrin G. Hatch

Utah (Republican)

Jesse Helms

North Carolina (Independent)

Ernest F. Hollings

South Carolina (Independent)

Tim Hutchinson

Arkansas (Independent)

Kay Bailey Hutchison

Texas (Republican)

Daniel K. Inouye

Hawaii (Democrat)

James M. Jeffords

Vermont (Independent)

Tim Johnson

South Dakota (Independent)

Edward M. Kennedy

Massachusetts (Independent)

John F. Kerry

Massachusetts (Democrat)

Jon Kyl

Arizona (Republican)

Mary L. Landrieu

Louisiana (Democrat)

Patrick J. Leahy

Vermont (Democrat)

Carl Levin

Michigan (Democrat)

Blanche L. Lincoln

Arkansas (Democrat)

Trent Lott

Mississippi (Independent)

Richard G. Lugar

Indiana (Republican)

John McCain

Arizona (Republican)

Barbara A. Mikulski

Maryland (Democrat)

Zell Miller

Georgia (Independent)

Frank H. Murkowski

Alaska (Independent)

Bill Nelson

Florida (Democrat)

Ben Nelson

Nebraska (Democrat)

Don Nickles

Oklahoma (Independent)

Harry Reid

Nevada (Democrat)

Pat Roberts

Kansas (Republican)

John D. Rockefeller IV

West Virginia (Democrat)

Rick Santorum

Pennsylvania (Independent)

Paul S. Sarbanes

Maryland (Independent)

Jeff Sessions

Alabama (Republican)

Richard C. Shelby

Alabama (Republican)

Bob Smith

New Hampshire (Independent)

Gordon H. Smith

Oregon (Independent)

Olympia J. Snowe

Maine (Republican)

Arlen Specter

Pennsylvania (Democrat)

Ted Stevens

Alaska (Independent)

Craig Thomas

Wyoming (Independent)

Fred Thompson

Tennessee (Independent)

Strom Thurmond

South Carolina (Independent)

Robert G. Torricelli

New Jersey (Independent)

George V. Voinovich

Ohio (Republican)

John Warner

Virginia (Independent)

Paul D. Wellstone

Minnesota (Independent)

Voting Member of 107th Congress (2nd) Vote 64

Ron Wyden

Oregon(Democrat)

Paul D. Wellstone

Minnesota(Independent)

John Warner

Virginia(Independent)

George V. Voinovich

Ohio(Republican)

Fred Thompson

Tennessee(Independent)

Robert G. Torricelli

New Jersey(Independent)

Strom Thurmond

South Carolina(Independent)

Craig Thomas

Wyoming(Independent)

Gordon H. Smith

Oregon(Independent)

Jeff Sessions

Alabama(Republican)

Ted Stevens

Alaska(Independent)

Debbie Stabenow

Michigan(Democrat)

Arlen Specter

Pennsylvania(Democrat)

Olympia J. Snowe

Maine(Republican)

Bob Smith

New Hampshire(Independent)

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