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108th Congress - Senate Vote Record


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Voted with the preferred position Voted against the preferred position
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- Did Not Vote A Absent
T Paired Vote Z Presiding
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Preferred Position: Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Score
Akaka, Daniel 
No longer in office
  		42%
Alexander, Lamar (R)
Tennessee  U.S. Senate 		85%
Allard, Wayne 
No longer in office
  		85%
Allen, George 
No longer in office
  		100%
Baucus, Max (D)
Montana  U.S. Senate 		71%
Bayh, Evan 
No longer in office
  		71%
Bennett, Robert 
No longer in office
  		- 100%
Biden, Joseph 
No longer in office
  		- 50%
Bingaman, Jeff 
No longer in office
  		57%
Bond, Christopher 
No longer in office
  		100%
Boxer, Barbara (D)
California  U.S. Senate 		57%
Breaux, John 
No longer in office
  		57%
Brownback, Sam (R)
Kansas  Governor 		85%
Bunning, Jim 
No longer in office
  		100%
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Preferred Position: Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Score
Burns, Conrad 
No longer in office
  		- 100%
Byrd, Robert 
No longer in office
  		71%
Campbell, Ben 
No longer in office
  		100%
Cantwell, Maria (D)
Washington  U.S. Senate 		57%
Carper, Thomas (D)
Delaware  U.S. Senate 		71%
Chafee, Lincoln (D)
Rhode Island  Governor 		71%
Chambliss, Saxby (R)
Georgia  U.S. Senate 		71%
Clinton, Hillary 
No longer in office
  		57%
Cochran, Thad (R)
Mississippi  U.S. Senate 		100%
Coleman, Norm 
No longer in office
  		- 100%
Collins, Susan (R)
Maine  U.S. Senate 		100%
Conrad, Kent 
No longer in office
  		71%
Cornyn, John (R)
Texas  U.S. Senate 		85%
Corzine, Jon 
No longer in office
  		57%
Craig, Larry 
No longer in office
  		85%
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Preferred Position: Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Score
Crapo, Mike (R)
Idaho  U.S. Senate 		100%
Daschle, Thomas 
No longer in office
  		71%
Dayton, Mark (DFL)
Minnesota  Governor 		57%
DeWine, Mike 
No longer in office
  		85%
Dodd, Chris 
No longer in office
  		42%
Dole, Elizabeth 
No longer in office
  		85%
Domenici, Pete 
No longer in office
  		100%
Dorgan, Byron 
No longer in office
  		71%
Durbin, Richard (D)
Illinois  U.S. Senate 		- 50%
Edwards, John 
No longer in office
  		- - - - - 50%
Ensign, John 
No longer in office
  		- 50%
Enzi, Mike (R)
Wyoming  U.S. Senate 		85%
Feingold, Russ 
No longer in office
  		14%
Feinstein, Dianne (D)
California  U.S. Senate 		71%
Fitzgerald, Peter 
No longer in office
  		85%
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Preferred Position: Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Score
Frist, Bill 
No longer in office
  		71%
Graham, Bob 
No longer in office
  		- 33%
Graham, Lindsey (R)
South Carolina  U.S. Senate 		85%
Grassley, Chuck (R)
Iowa  U.S. Senate 		85%
Gregg, Judd 
No longer in office
  		42%
Hagel, Charles 
No longer in office
  		85%
Harkin, Tom (D)
Iowa  U.S. Senate 		- 66%
Hatch, Orrin (R)
Utah  U.S. Senate 		100%
Hollings, Ernest 
No longer in office
  		- 33%
Hutchison, Kay Bailey 
No longer in office
  		42%
Inhofe, James (R)
Oklahoma  U.S. Senate 		100%
Inouye, Daniel 
No longer in office
  		57%
Jeffords, James 
No longer in office
  		85%
Johnson, Tim (D)
South Dakota  U.S. Senate 		71%
Kennedy, Edward 
No longer in office
  		57%
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Preferred Position: Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Score
Kerry, John 
No longer in office
  		- - - - - 50%
Kohl, Herb 
No longer in office
  		42%
Kyl, Jon 
No longer in office
  		42%
Landrieu, Mary (D)
Louisiana  U.S. Senate 		57%
Lautenberg, Frank 
No longer in office
  		57%
Leahy, Patrick (D)
Vermont  U.S. Senate 		71%
Levin, Carl (D)
Michigan  U.S. Senate 		57%
Lieberman, Joe 
No longer in office
  		- 66%
Lincoln, Blanche 
No longer in office
  		71%
Lott, Trent 
No longer in office
  		100%
Lugar, Richard 
No longer in office
  		85%
McCain, John (R)
Arizona  U.S. Senate 		14%
McConnell, Mitch (R)
Kentucky  U.S. Senate 		71%
Mikulski, Barbara (D)
Maryland  U.S. Senate 		57%
Miller, Zell 
No longer in office
  		71%
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Preferred Position: Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Score
Murkowski, Lisa (R)
Alaska  U.S. Senate 		- 100%
Murray, Patty (D)
Washington  U.S. Senate 		57%
Nelson, Ben 
No longer in office
  		- 100%
Nelson, Bill (D)
Florida  U.S. Senate 		57%
Nickles, Don 
No longer in office
  		71%
Pryor, Mark (D)
Arkansas  U.S. Senate 		57%
Reed, Jack (D)
Rhode Island  U.S. Senate 		- 50%
Reid, Harry (D)
Nevada  U.S. Senate 		71%
Roberts, Pat (R)
Kansas  U.S. Senate 		100%
Rockefeller, Jay (D)
West Virginia  U.S. Senate 		71%
Rodham Clinton, Hillary 
No longer in office
  		57%
Santorum, Rick 
No longer in office
  		57%
Sarbanes, Paul 
No longer in office
  		57%
Schumer, Charles (D)
New York  U.S. Senate 		57%
Sessions, Jeff (R)
Alabama  U.S. Senate 		57%
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Preferred Position: Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Score
Shelby, Richard (R)
Alabama  U.S. Senate 		71%
Smith, Gordon 
No longer in office
  		85%
Snowe, Olympia 
No longer in office
  		85%
Specter, Arlen 
No longer in office
  		57%
Stabenow, Debbie (D)
Michigan  U.S. Senate 		57%
Stevens, Ted 
No longer in office
  		- 100%
Sununu, John 
No longer in office
  		42%
Talent, James 
No longer in office
  		100%
Thomas, Craig 
No longer in office
  		85%
Voinovich, George 
No longer in office
  		85%
Warner, John 
No longer in office
  		85%
Wyden, Ron (D)
Oregon  U.S. Senate 		57%

Symbol Key:
Voted with the preferred position Voted against the preferred position
Y Voted YES N Voted NO
- Did Not Vote A Absent
T Paired Vote Z Presiding
P Voted PRESENT    

Key:

1 108-1 79: S.CON.RES.23, On the Amendment S.Amdt. 358 On increasing highway and transit funding.
2 108-1 196: H.R.2, On the Conference Report Support of Jobs and Growth Plan
3 108-1 403: S.1751, On Cloture on the Motion to Proceed A procedural vote that would have allowed the Senate to debate Class Action Reform Legislation. The purpose of the bill is to establish a new set of criteria for class action legislation, among these to bring more cases to federal court.
4 108-2 7: S.1072, cloture On S.1072: Support cloture motion to bring the highway bill up for floor debate.
5 108-2 9: S.1072, On the Motion to Table S.Amdt. 2286 On S.1072: On the Motion to Table S.Amdt. 2286 which would have unfairly tied federal funding to state seat belt laws.
6 108-2 10: S.1072, On the Cloture Motion S.Amdt. 2285 On S.1072: On the Cloture Motion S.Amdt. 2285 to end debate and limit amendments.
7 108-2 14: S.1072, On Passage of the Bill On S.1072: On Passage of Highway and Transit Reauthorization