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Senate Vote 249 (2001)2001-07-25On the Amendment HR2299: To direct the State of Georgia, in expending certain funds, to give priority consideration to certain projects.Amendment Agreed to90-8
Senate Vote 248 (2001)2001-07-24On the Amendment HR2299: Relating to commercial air service at the Gary-Chicago Airport.Amendment Agreed to100-0
Senate Vote 247 (2001)2001-07-23On the Amendment HR2299: To require a study of the hazards and risks to public health and safety, the environment, and the economy of the transportation of hazardous chemicals and radioactive material, the improvements to transportation infrastructure necessary to prevent accidents in the transportation of such chemicals and material, and the preparedness of Federal, State, and local emergency response and medical personnel to response to and mitigate accidents in the transportation of such chemicals and material.Amendment Agreed to96-0
Senate Vote 246 (2001)2001-07-20On the Nomination PN429: Richard F. Cebull, of Montana, to be United States District Judge for the District of MontanaNomination Confirmed93-0
Senate Vote 245 (2001)2001-07-20On the Nomination PN428: Sam E. Haddon, of Montana, to be United States District Judge for the District of MontanaNomination Confirmed95-0
Senate Vote 244 (2001)2001-07-20On the Nomination PN402: Roger L. Gregory, of Virginia, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Fourth CircuitNomination Confirmed93-1
Senate Vote 243 (2001)2001-07-19On the Nomination PN265: Roger Walton Ferguson, Jr., of Massachusetts, to be a Member of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System for a term of fourteen years from February 1, 2000Nomination Confirmed97-2
Senate Vote 242 (2001)2001-07-19On the Nomination PN213: John D. Graham, of Massachusetts, to be Administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, Office of Management and BudgetNomination Confirmed61-37
Senate Vote 241 (2001)2001-07-19On Passage of the Bill S1172: An original bill making appropriations for the Legislative Branch for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2002, and for other purposes.Bill Passed88-9
Senate Vote 240 (2001)2001-07-19On Passage of the Bill HR2311: A bill making appropriations for energy and water development for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2002, and for other purposes.Bill Passed97-2
Senate Vote 239 (2001)2001-07-19On the Motion for Attendance HR2311: A bill making appropriations for energy and water development for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2002, and for other purposes.Motion for Attendance Agreed to76-23
Senate Vote 238 (2001)2001-07-18On the Motion to Table HR2311: To provide grants and fellowships for energy industry workforce training and to monitor energy industry workforce trends.Motion to Table Agreed to56-44
Senate Vote 237 (2001)2001-07-18On the Amendment HR2311: To impose additional conditions on the consideration of revisions to the Missouri River Master Water Control Manual.Amendment Agreed to100-0
Senate Vote 236 (2001)2001-07-17On Passage of the Bill HR333: A bill to amend title 11, United States Code, and for other purposes.Bill Passed82-16
Senate Vote 235 (2001)2001-07-17On the Amendment HR333: To require the General Accounting Office to conduct a study of the effects of the Act on bankruptcy filings, and for other purposes.Amendment Agreed to52-46
Senate Vote 234 (2001)2001-07-17On the Cloture Motion HR333: In the nature of a substitute.Cloture Motion Agreed to88-10
Senate Vote 233 (2001)2001-07-12On the Amendment HR2217: To prohibit the use of funds for any purpose relating to Vulcan Monument, Alabama.Amendment Rejected12-87
Senate Vote 232 (2001)2001-07-12On the Motion to Table HR2217: To direct the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to take certain actions for the recovery of the lost river sucker and the shortnose sucker, and to clarify the operations of the Klamath Project in Oregon and California, and for other purposes.Motion to Table Agreed to52-48
Senate Vote 231 (2001)2001-07-12On the Motion to Table HR2217: To prohibit the use of funds to execute a final lease agreement for oil and gas development in the area of the Gulf of Mexico known as "Lease Sale 181".Motion to Table Agreed to67-33
Senate Vote 230 (2001)2001-07-12On the Cloture Motion HR333: A bill to amend title 11, United States Code, and for other purposes.Cloture Motion Agreed to88-10
Senate Vote 229 (2001)2001-07-11On the Motion to Table HCONRES83: No Statement of Purpose on File.Motion to Table Failed42-57
Senate Vote 228 (2001)2001-07-10On Passage of the Bill HR2216: A bill making supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2001, and for other purposes.Bill Passed98-1
Senate Vote 227 (2001)2001-07-10On the Amendment S1077: To rescind $33,900,000 for the printing and postage costs of the notices to be sent by the Internal Revenue Service before and after the tax rebate, such amount to remain available for debt reduction.Amendment Rejected49-50
Senate Vote 226 (2001)2001-07-10On the Motion to Table S1077: To provide additional funds for military personnel, working-capital funds, mission-critical maintenance, force protection, and other purposes by increasing amounts appropriated to the Department of Defense, and to offset the increases by reducing and rescinding certain appropriations.Motion to Table Agreed to83-16
Senate Vote 225 (2001)2001-07-10On the Motion to Table S1077: To increase the amount provided to combat HIV/AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis, and to offset that increase by rescinding amounts appropriated to the Navy for the V-22 Osprey aircraft program.Motion to Table Agreed to79-20
Senate Vote 224 (2001)2001-07-10On the Motion to Table S1077: To increase funding for the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program, with an offset.Motion to Table Agreed to77-22
Senate Vote 223 (2001)2001-07-10On the Amendment S1077: Ensuring funding for defense and education and the supplemental appropriation by repealing tax cuts for 2001.Amendment Rejected3-94
Senate Vote 222 (2001)2001-07-10On the Motion S1077: To protect the social security surpluses by preventing on-budget deficits.Motion Rejected43-54
Senate Vote 221 (2001)2001-07-10On the Motion S1077: To establish an off-budget lockbox to strengthen Social Security and Medicare.Motion Rejected42-54
Senate Vote 220 (2001)2001-06-29On Passage of the Bill S1052: A bill to amend the Public Health Service Act and the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 to protect consumers in managed care plans and other health coverage.Bill Passed59-36
Senate Vote 219 (2001)2001-06-29On the Amendment S1052: To provide for a complete substitute.Amendment Rejected36-59
Senate Vote 218 (2001)2001-06-29On the Motion S1052: To permit choices in costs and damages.Motion Rejected42-54
Senate Vote 217 (2001)2001-06-29On the Motion to Table S1052: To dedicate 75 percent of any awards of civil monetary penalties allowed under this Act to a Federal trust fund to finance refundable tax credits for uninsured individuals and families.Motion to Table Agreed to50-46
Senate Vote 216 (2001)2001-06-29On the Motion to Table S1052: To express the sense of the Senate regarding making medical savings accounts available to all Americans.Motion to Table Agreed to53-45
Senate Vote 215 (2001)2001-06-29On the Motion to Table S1052: To exempt small employers from causes of action under the Act.Motion to Table Agreed to55-43
Senate Vote 214 (2001)2001-06-29On the Point of Order S1052: A bill to amend the Public Health Service Act and the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 to protect consumers in managed care plans and other health coverage.Point of Order Sustained57-41
Senate Vote 213 (2001)2001-06-29On the Amendment S1052: To require exhaustion of remedies.Amendment Agreed to98-0
Senate Vote 212 (2001)2001-06-29On the Motion to Table S1052: To provide that health care professionals who provide pro bono medical services to medically underserved or indigent individuals are immune from liability.Motion to Table Agreed to52-46
Senate Vote 211 (2001)2001-06-29On the Motion to Table S1052: To apply the bill to plans maintained pursuant to collective bargaining agreements beginning on the general effective date.Motion to Table Agreed to54-44
Senate Vote 210 (2001)2001-06-29On the Motion S1052: To strike provisions relating to customs user fees, and medicare payment delay.Motion Rejected46-52
Senate Vote 209 (2001)2001-06-29On the Amendment S1052: To limit class actions to a single plan.Amendment Agreed to98-0
Senate Vote 208 (2001)2001-06-29On the Amendment S1052: To protect infants who are born alive.Amendment Agreed to98-0
Senate Vote 207 (2001)2001-06-28On the Amendment S1052: To require that causes of action under this Act be maintained in Federal Court.Amendment Rejected42-58
Senate Vote 206 (2001)2001-06-28On the Motion to Table S1052: To provide immunity to certain self-insured group health plans that provide health insurance options.Motion to Table Agreed to55-45
Senate Vote 205 (2001)2001-06-28On the Amendment S1052: To modify provisions relating to causes of action against employers.Amendment Agreed to96-4
Senate Vote 204 (2001)2001-06-28On the Motion to Table S1052: To ensure that patients receive a minimum share of any settlement or award in a cause of action under this Act.Motion to Table Agreed to62-38
Senate Vote 203 (2001)2001-06-28On the Amendment S1052: To modify provisions relating to the standard with respect to the continued applicability of State law.Amendment Agreed to64-36
Senate Vote 202 (2001)2001-06-28On the Motion to Table S1052: To modify provisions relating to preemption and State flexibility.Motion to Table Agreed to53-44
Senate Vote 201 (2001)2001-06-27On the Amendment S1052: To clarify that nothing in the bill permits independent medical reviewers to require that plans or issuers cover specifically excluded items or services.Amendment Agreed to100-0
Senate Vote 200 (2001)2001-06-27On the Motion S1052: To clarify that independent medical reviewers may not require coverage for excluded benefits and to clarify provisions relating to the independent determinations of the reviewer.Motion Agreed to54-45
Senate Vote 199 (2001)2001-06-27On the Amendment S1052: To exempt small employers from causes of action under the Act.Amendment Rejected45-53
Senate Vote 198 (2001)2001-06-26On the Amendment S1052: To limit the application of the liability provisions of the Act if the General Accounting Office finds that the application of such provisions has increased the number of uninsured individuals.Amendment Agreed to93-6
Senate Vote 197 (2001)2001-06-26On the Amendment S1052: To exempt employers from causes of action under the Act.Amendment Rejected43-57
Senate Vote 196 (2001)2001-06-26On the Motion S1052: A bill to amend the Public Health Service Act and the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 to protect consumers in managed care plans and other health coverage.Motion Rejected39-61
Senate Vote 195 (2001)2001-06-22On the Amendment S1052: To express the sense of the Senate with respect to the opportunity to participate in approved clinical trials and access to specialty care.Amendment Agreed to89-1
Senate Vote 194 (2001)2001-06-21On the Point of Order S1052: To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to provide a deduction for 100 percent of health insurance costs of self-employed individuals.Point of Order Sustained52-45
Senate Vote 193 (2001)2001-06-21On the Motion to Proceed S1052: A bill to amend the Public Health Service Act and the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 to protect consumers in managed care plans and other health coverage.Motion to Proceed Agreed to98-0
Senate Vote 192 (2001)2001-06-14On Passage of the Bill HR1: A bill to close the achievement gap with accountability, flexibility, and choice, so that no child is left behind.Bill Passed91-8
Senate Vote 191 (2001)2001-06-14On the Amendment S1: To provide that no public elementary school, public secondary school, local educational agency, or State educational agency, may deny equal access or a fair opportunity to meet after school in a designated open forum to any youth group listed in title 36 of the U.S. Code as a patriotic society, including the Boy Scouts of America, based on that group's favorable or unfavorable position concerning sexual orientation.Amendment Agreed to52-47
Senate Vote 190 (2001)2001-06-14On the Motion to Reconsider S1: To amend the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act regarding discipline.Motion to Reconsider Agreed to51-47
Senate Vote 189 (2001)2001-06-14On the Amendment S1: To prohibit the use of Federal funds by any State or local educational agency or school that discriminates against the Boy Scouts of America in providing equal access to school premises or facilities.Amendment Agreed to51-49
Senate Vote 188 (2001)2001-06-14On the Amendment S1: To amend the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act regarding discipline.Amendment Rejected50-50
Senate Vote 187 (2001)2001-06-14On the Amendment S1: To amend the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act regarding discipline.Amendment Rejected36-64
Senate Vote 186 (2001)2001-06-13On the Amendment S1: To express the sense of the Senate that Congress should appropriate all funds authorized for elementary and secondary education in fiscal year 2002.Amendment Rejected49-50
Senate Vote 185 (2001)2001-06-13On the Amendment S1: To express the Sense of the Senate that the Appropriations Committee shall fund the authorizations in this bill to the maximum extent possible.Amendment Rejected49-50
Senate Vote 184 (2001)2001-06-13On the Amendment S1: To remove the 21st century community learning center program from the list of programs covered by performance agreements.Amendment Rejected47-51
Senate Vote 183 (2001)2001-06-13On the Amendment S1: To permit States to waive certain testing requirements.Amendment Rejected22-78
Senate Vote 182 (2001)2001-06-13On the Amendment S1: To express the sense of the Senate regarding science education.Amendment Agreed to91-8
Senate Vote 181 (2001)2001-06-12On the Amendment S1: To provide for school construction.Amendment Agreed to52-46
Senate Vote 180 (2001)2001-06-12On the Amendment S1: To provide for the comparability of educational services available to elementary and secondary students within States.Amendment Rejected42-58
Senate Vote 179 (2001)2001-06-12On the Amendment S1: To provide a low-income school choice demonstration program.Amendment Rejected41-58
Senate Vote 178 (2001)2001-06-11On the Amendment S1: To ensure adequate funding for targeted grants to local educational agencies under part A of title I of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965.Amendment Agreed to57-36
Senate Vote 177 (2001)2001-06-11On the Amendment S1: To strengthen parental involvement.Amendment Agreed to93-0
Senate Vote 176 (2001)2001-06-07On the Amendment S1: To limit the conduct of certain assessments based on the provision of sufficient funding to carry out part A of title I of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965.Amendment Rejected23-71
Senate Vote 175 (2001)2001-06-07On the Amendment S1: Expressing the sense of the Senate to urge that no less than 95 percent of Federal education dollars be spent in the classroom.Amendment Agreed to96-1
Senate Vote 174 (2001)2001-06-07On the Amendment S1: To limit the application of assessment requirements based on the costs to the State in administering such assessments.Amendment Rejected43-55
Senate Vote 173 (2001)2001-06-06On the Amendment S1: To modify provisions relating to State applications and plans and school improvement to provide for the input of the Governor of the State involved.Amendment Rejected40-58
Senate Vote 172 (2001)2001-06-06On the Amendment S1: To ensure that State applications and plans are developed and submitted in consultation with the Governor of the State involved.Amendment Agreed to59-39
Senate Vote 171 (2001)2001-06-06On the Amendment S1: To improve the provisions relating to assessment completion bonuses.Amendment Agreed to57-39
Senate Vote 170 (2001)2001-05-26On the Conference Report HR1836: A bill to provide for reconciliation pursuant to section 104 of the concurrent resolution on the budget for fiscal year 2002.Conference Report Agreed to58-33
Senate Vote 169 (2001)2001-05-24On the Nomination PN326: Michael Chertoff, of New Jersey, to be an Assistant Attorney GeneralNomination Confirmed95-1
Senate Vote 168 (2001)2001-05-24On the Nomination PN275: Viet D. Dinh, of the District of Columbia, to be an Assistant Attorney GeneralNomination Confirmed96-1
Senate Vote 167 (2001)2001-05-24On the Nomination PN190: Theodore Bevry Olson, of the District of Columbia, to be Solicitor General of the United StatesNomination Confirmed51-47
Senate Vote 166 (2001)2001-05-23On the Nomination PN427: Howard H. Baker, Jr., of Tennessee, to be Ambassador to JapanNomination Confirmed99-0
Senate Vote 165 (2001)2001-05-23On Passage of the Bill HR1836: A bill to provide for reconciliation pursuant to section 104 of the concurrent resolution on the budget for fiscal year 2002.Bill Passed62-38
Senate Vote 164 (2001)2001-05-23On the Amendment HR1836: To provide an above-the-line deduction for qualified professional development expenses of elementary and secondary school teachers and to allow a credit against income tax to elementary and secondary school teachers who provide classroom materials.Amendment Agreed to98-2
Senate Vote 163 (2001)2001-05-23On the Motion HR1836: To provide alternative minimum tax relief for individuals extend certain expiring tax provisions, and to provide an offset for revenue loss.Motion Rejected46-54
Senate Vote 162 (2001)2001-05-23On the Motion HR1836: A bill to provide for reconciliation pursuant to section 104 of the concurrent resolution on the budget for fiscal year 2002.Motion Rejected47-53
Senate Vote 161 (2001)2001-05-23On the Motion HR1836: A bill to provide for reconciliation pursuant to section 104 of the concurrent resolution on the budget for fiscal year 2002.Motion Rejected49-51
Senate Vote 160 (2001)2001-05-23On the Motion HR1836: A bill to provide for reconciliation pursuant to section 104 of the concurrent resolution on the budget for fiscal year 2002.Motion Rejected46-54
Senate Vote 159 (2001)2001-05-23On the Amendment HR1836: To express the sense of the Senate that the modifications to the child tax credit contained in section 201 should be part of the final tax package.Amendment Agreed to94-4
Senate Vote 158 (2001)2001-05-22On the Amendment HR1836: To reduce debt by eliminating the repeal of the estate tax.Amendment Rejected42-57
Senate Vote 157 (2001)2001-05-22On the Motion HR1836: To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to adjust the income tax rates and to provide a credit to teachers and nurses for higher education loans.Motion Rejected43-56
Senate Vote 156 (2001)2001-05-22On the Motion HR1836: A bill to provide for reconciliation pursuant to section 104 of the concurrent resolution on the budget for fiscal year 2002.Motion Rejected39-60
Senate Vote 155 (2001)2001-05-22On the Amendment HR1836: To allow the Hope Scholarship Credit for all costs of attendance and to decrease the reduction in the 39.6 rate.Amendment Rejected43-56
Senate Vote 154 (2001)2001-05-22On the Motion HR1836: To condition the reductions in the 39.6 percent rate in 2005 and 2007 on the Federal Government sufficiently funding Head Start to enable every eligible child access to such program.Motion Rejected45-54
Senate Vote 153 (2001)2001-05-22On the Motion HR1836: To condition the reductions in the 39.6 percent rate in 2002, 2005, and 2007 on the Federal Government funding certain increases in the maximum Federal Pell Grant amounts.Motion Rejected45-54
Senate Vote 152 (2001)2001-05-22On the Amendment HR1836: To make the maximum amount of the deduction for higher education expenses fully effective immediately, to repeal the termination of such deduction, and to provide an offset for revenue loss.Amendment Rejected44-55
Senate Vote 151 (2001)2001-05-22On the Amendment HR1836: To accelerate the increase in exemption amount for estates and reduce the reduction in the 39.6 percent marginal tax rate.Amendment Rejected42-57
Senate Vote 150 (2001)2001-05-22On the Motion HR1836: To provide a proportionate reduction in the credit for State death taxes before repeal, thereby allowing for responsible full estate tax repeal.Motion Rejected42-57

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