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Senate Vote 452 (1995)1995-09-20On the Motion to Table HR1868: To clarify restrictions on assistance to Pakistan and other purposes.Motion to Table Failed37-61
Senate Vote 451 (1995)1995-09-20On the Motion to Table HR1868: To limit Economic Support Fund assistance to Turkey, and for other purposes.Motion to Table Agreed to60-36
Senate Vote 450 (1995)1995-09-20On Passage of the Bill HR1976: A bill making appropriations for Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies programs for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1996, and for other purposes.Bill Passed95-3
Senate Vote 449 (1995)1995-09-20On the Motion to Table HR1976: To provide that funds made available for the market promotion program under this Act may be used to provide cost-share assistance only to small businesses or Capper-Volstead cooperatives and to cap the market promotion program.Motion to Table Failed36-62
Senate Vote 448 (1995)1995-09-20On the Amendment HR1976: To provide that producers of a 1995 crop are not required to repay advance deficiency payments made for the crop if the producers have suffered a loss due to weather or related condition.Amendment Rejected34-64
Senate Vote 447 (1995)1995-09-20On the Motion to Table HR1976: To prohibit the use of appropriated funds for the special research grants program that are not subject to a competitive approval process.Motion to Table Agreed to64-34
Senate Vote 446 (1995)1995-09-19On the Motion to Table HR1976: To eliminate funding for the salary of the Under Secretary of Natural Resources and the Environment.Motion to Table Failed42-51
Senate Vote 445 (1995)1995-09-19On the Motion to Table HR1976: To prohibit the use of appropriated funds for providing assistance to the United States Mink Export Development Council or a mink industry trade association.Motion to Table Failed18-78
Senate Vote 444 (1995)1995-09-19On the Motion to Table HR1976: A bill making appropriations for Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies programs for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1996, and for other purposes.Motion to Table Failed38-61
Senate Vote 443 (1995)1995-09-19On Passage of the Bill HR4: A bill to restore the American family, reduce illegitimacy, control welfare spending and reduce welfare dependence.Bill Passed87-12
Senate Vote 442 (1995)1995-09-19On the Amendment HR4: To make modifications to Amendment No. 2280.Amendment Agreed to87-12
Senate Vote 441 (1995)1995-09-19On the Amendment HR4: To reduce the Federal welfare bureaucracy.Amendment Agreed to50-49
Senate Vote 440 (1995)1995-09-19On the Motion to Table HR1976: To eliminate funding for the Market Promotion Program.Motion to Table Agreed to59-41
Senate Vote 439 (1995)1995-09-18On the Motion to Table HR1976: To eliminate provisions providing cotton crop loss disaster payments, and to increase funding for the Rural Community Advancement Program, the Rural Development Loan Fund, and for Rural Technology and Cooperative Development Grants.Motion to Table Failed37-53
Senate Vote 438 (1995)1995-09-15On the Amendment HR4: To permit States to provide non-cash assistance to children ineligible for aid because of the 5-year time limitation.Amendment Rejected44-48
Senate Vote 437 (1995)1995-09-15On the Motion HR4: To modify the provisions regarding the State plan requirements.Motion Agreed to50-44
Senate Vote 436 (1995)1995-09-15On the Motion to Table HR4: To establish a national clearinghouse on teenage pregnancy, set national goals for the reduction of out-of-wedlock and teenage pregnancies, require States to establish a set-aside for teenage pregnancy prevention activities, and for other purposes.Motion to Table Failed49-49
Senate Vote 435 (1995)1995-09-15On the Motion to Table HR4: To prohibit the use of Federal funds for legal challenges to welfare reform.Motion to Table Agreed to51-47
Senate Vote 434 (1995)1995-09-15On the Amendment HR4: To set national work participation rate goals and to provide that the Secretary shall adjust the goals for individual States based on the amount of Federal funding the State receives for minor children in families in the State that have incomes below the poverty line, and for other purposes.Amendment Rejected23-76
Senate Vote 433 (1995)1995-09-15On the Amendment HR4: To eliminate retroactive deeming requirements for those legal immigrants already in the United States.Amendment Rejected35-64
Senate Vote 432 (1995)1995-09-15On the Amendment HR4: To exempt the elderly, disabled, and children from an optional State food assistance block grant.Amendment Rejected47-53
Senate Vote 431 (1995)1995-09-15On the Amendment HR4: To express the sense of the Senate regarding continuing medicaid coverage for individuals who lose eligibility for welfare benefits because of more earnings or hours of employment.Amendment Rejected49-51
Senate Vote 430 (1995)1995-09-15On the Amendment HR4: To provide grants for the establishment of community works progress programs.Amendment Rejected37-63
Senate Vote 429 (1995)1995-09-15On the Amendment HR4: To provide funding for State programs for the treatment of drug addiction and alcoholism.Amendment Rejected41-58
Senate Vote 428 (1995)1995-09-14On the Amendment HR4: To limit deeming of income to cash and cash-like programs, and to retain SSI eligibility and exempt deeming of income requirements for victims of domesitc violence.Amendment Rejected20-78
Senate Vote 427 (1995)1995-09-14On the Amendment HR4: To provide equal treatment for naturalized and native-born citizens.Amendment Rejected37-61
Senate Vote 426 (1995)1995-09-14On the Amendment HR4: To encourage 2-parent families.Amendment Rejected34-64
Senate Vote 425 (1995)1995-09-14On the Amendment HR4: To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to provide a refundable credit for adoption expenses and to exclude for gross income employee and military adoption assistance benefits and withdrawals from IRAs for certain adoption expenses.Amendment Agreed to93-5
Senate Vote 424 (1995)1995-09-14On the Amendment HR4: To prohibit the payment of certain Federal benefits to any person not lawfully present within the United States, and for other purposes.Amendment Agreed to94-6
Senate Vote 423 (1995)1995-09-14On the Amendment HR4: To strike the increase to the grant to reward States that reduce out-of-wedlock births.Amendment Rejected37-63
Senate Vote 422 (1995)1995-09-14On the Amendment HR4: To prohibit teenage parents from living in the home of an adult relative or guardian who has a history of receiving assistance.Amendment Rejected17-83
Senate Vote 421 (1995)1995-09-13On the Amendment HR4: To modify the religious provider provision.Amendment Agreed to59-41
Senate Vote 420 (1995)1995-09-13On the Amendment HR4: To provide that State authority to restrict benefits to noncitizens does not apply to foster care or adoption assistance programs.Amendment Agreed to100-0
Senate Vote 419 (1995)1995-09-13On the Amendment HR4: To deny assistance for out-of-wedlock births to minors.Amendment Rejected24-76
Senate Vote 418 (1995)1995-09-13On the Amendment HR4: To eliminate a repeal of title V of the Older Americans Act of 1965.Amendment Agreed to55-45
Senate Vote 417 (1995)1995-09-13On the Amendment HR4: To provide a 3 percent set aside for the funding of family assistance grants for Indians.Amendment Rejected38-62
Senate Vote 416 (1995)1995-09-13On the Amendment HR4: To allow States maximum flexibility in designing their Temporary Assistance programs.Amendment Agreed to66-34
Senate Vote 415 (1995)1995-09-13On the Amendment HR4: To provide a formula for allocating funds that more accurately reflects the needs of States with children below the poverty line, and for other purposes.Amendment Rejected34-66
Senate Vote 414 (1995)1995-09-13On the Amendment HR4: To prohibit a State from imposing a time limit for assistance if the State has failed to provide work activity-related services to an adult individual in a familiy receiving assistance under the State program.Amendment Rejected40-60
Senate Vote 413 (1995)1995-09-13On the Amendment HR4: To require States to establish a voucher program for providing assistance to minor children in families that are eligible for but do not receive assistance.Amendment Rejected42-58
Senate Vote 412 (1995)1995-09-12On the Amendment HR4: To convert the food stamp program into a block grant program.Amendment Rejected36-64
Senate Vote 411 (1995)1995-09-12On the Motion to Table HR4: To maintain the welfare partnership between the States and the Federal Government.Motion to Table Agreed to50-49
Senate Vote 410 (1995)1995-09-12On the Amendment HR4: To provide additional funding to States to accommodate any growth in the number of people in poverty.Amendment Rejected40-59
Senate Vote 409 (1995)1995-09-12On the Amendment HR4: To provide States with the maximum flexibilty by allowing States to elect to participate in the TAP and WAGE programs.Amendment Rejected44-54
Senate Vote 408 (1995)1995-09-11On the Amendment HR4: To require single, able-bodied individuals receiving food stamps to work at least 40 hours every 4 weeks.Amendment Rejected32-66
Senate Vote 407 (1995)1995-09-11On the Amendment HR4: To modify provisions relating to funds for other child care programs.Amendment Agreed to76-22
Senate Vote 406 (1995)1995-09-11On the Motion to Table HR4: To provide for the establishment of a supplemental child care grant program.Motion to Table Agreed to50-48
Senate Vote 405 (1995)1995-09-08On the Amendment HR4: To provide that noncustodial parents who are delinquent in paying child support are ineligible for means-tested Federal benefits.Amendment Agreed to91-0
Senate Vote 404 (1995)1995-09-08On the Amendment HR4: To impose a cap on the amount of funds that can be used for administrative purposes.Amendment Agreed to87-5
Senate Vote 403 (1995)1995-09-08On the Amendment HR4: To provide a substitute amendment.Amendment Rejected41-56
Senate Vote 402 (1995)1995-09-08On the Amendment HR4: To eliminate certain welfare benefits with respect to fugitive felons and probation and parole violators, and to facilitate sharing of information with law enforcement officers, and for other purposes.Amendment Agreed to91-6
Senate Vote 401 (1995)1995-09-08On the Amendment HR4: To provide that funds are expended in accordance with State laws and procedures relating to the expenditure of State revenues.Amendment Agreed to92-6
Senate Vote 400 (1995)1995-09-07On the Amendment HR4: To provide a substitute.Amendment Rejected45-54
Senate Vote 399 (1995)1995-09-06On Passage of the Bill HR1530: A bill to authorize appropriations for fiscal year 1996 for military activities of the Department of Defense, to prescribe military personnel strengths for fiscal year 1996, and for other purposes.Bill Passed64-34
Senate Vote 398 (1995)1995-09-06On the Amendment S1026: To amend subtitle C of title II of the National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal year 1996.Amendment Agreed to85-13
Senate Vote 397 (1995)1995-09-05On Passage of the Bill S1087: An original bill making appropriations for the Department of Defense for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1996, and for other purposes.Bill Passed62-35
Senate Vote 396 (1995)1995-08-11On the Nomination PN482: Lawrence H. Summers, of Massachusetts, to be Deputy Secretary of the TreasuryNomination Confirmed74-21
Senate Vote 395 (1995)1995-08-11On the Motion to Table S1087: An original bill making appropriations for the Department of Defense for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1996, and for other purposes.Motion to Table Agreed to60-38
Senate Vote 394 (1995)1995-08-11On the Motion to Table S1087: To strike $125,000,000 appropriated for Aircraft Procurement, Army, for upgrade of Kiowa Warrior light scout helicopters.Motion to Table Agreed to64-35
Senate Vote 393 (1995)1995-08-11On the Motion to Table S1087: To reduce the amount of money provided for the Trident II missile program.Motion to Table Agreed to67-31
Senate Vote 392 (1995)1995-08-10On the Motion to Table S1087: To strike $30,000,000 appropriated for Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense-Wide, for the ASAT Anti-Satellite Weapon program.Motion to Table Agreed to57-41
Senate Vote 391 (1995)1995-08-10On the Motion to Table S1087: To strike $70,000,000 appropriated for Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense-Wide, for support technologies/follow-on technologies advanced development, specifically provided for the Space-Based Laser Program.Motion to Table Agreed to57-41
Senate Vote 390 (1995)1995-08-10On the Motion to Table S1087: To reduce funding for the TOW 2B (by $20,000,000), Hellfire II (by $40,000,000), and CBU-87 (by $30,000,000), which are munitions that have been determined by the Inspector General of the Department of Defense as being excess to the requirements of the Armed Forces.Motion to Table Agreed to59-39
Senate Vote 389 (1995)1995-08-10On the Motion to Table S1087: To reduce by $3,200,000,000 the total amount to be appropriated.Motion to Table Agreed to56-42
Senate Vote 388 (1995)1995-08-10On the Motion to Table S1087: To reduce the amount of total contingent liability of the United States for defense export loan guarantees.Motion to Table Agreed to53-46
Senate Vote 387 (1995)1995-08-10On the Motion to Table S1087: To strike out section 8083 relating to payment of invoices.Motion to Table Agreed to62-37
Senate Vote 386 (1995)1995-08-10On the Motion to Table S1087: To strike out sections 8082 relating to progress payments.Motion to Table Agreed to62-37
Senate Vote 385 (1995)1995-08-10On the Motion to Table S1087: To meet the highest priority of the Secretary of Defense for additional funding, namely, funding for ongoing operations in Iraq, Cuba, and Bosnia, and to save $111,900,000 for the taxpayers by postponing procurement of the LHD-7.Motion to Table Agreed to73-26
Senate Vote 384 (1995)1995-08-10On the Amendment S1087: To reduce the amount authorized to be appropriated for national missile defense.Amendment Rejected45-54
Senate Vote 383 (1995)1995-08-10On Passage of the Bill HR2002: A bill making appropriations for the Department of Transportation and related agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1996, and for other purposes.Bill Passed98-1
Senate Vote 382 (1995)1995-08-10On the Motion to Table HR2002: To provide funding for rail freight infrastructure improvements.Motion to Table Agreed to56-43
Senate Vote 381 (1995)1995-08-10On the Motion to Table HR2002: To strike out sections 350 and 351, relating to waivers of the applicability of certain Federal personnel laws and procurement laws to the Federal Aviation Administration.Motion to Table Agreed to59-40
Senate Vote 380 (1995)1995-08-09On the Motion to Table HR2002: To amend the Railway Labor Act regarding overseas domiciles regarding airline flight crews.Motion to Table Agreed to63-33
Senate Vote 379 (1995)1995-08-09On the Motion to Table HR2002: To transfer additional funds for mass transit operating assistance.Motion to Table Agreed to68-30
Senate Vote 378 (1995)1995-08-09On Passage of the Bill HR1977: A bill making appropriations for the Department of the Interior and related agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1996, and for other purposes.Bill Passed92-6
Senate Vote 377 (1995)1995-08-09On the Motion to Table HR1977: To restore funding for Indian education.Motion to Table Agreed to68-30
Senate Vote 376 (1995)1995-08-09On the Motion to Table HR1977: To save the American taxpayers $968,000.Motion to Table Agreed to50-48
Senate Vote 375 (1995)1995-08-09On the Motion to Table HR1977: To authorize the establishment of the National African American Museum within the Smithsonian Institution, and for other purposes.Motion to Table Agreed to50-47
Senate Vote 374 (1995)1995-08-09On the Amendment HR1977: To restore funding for programs within the Bureau of Indian Affairs.Amendment Rejected36-61
Senate Vote 373 (1995)1995-08-08On the Motion to Table HR1977: In the nature of a substitute.Motion to Table Failed46-53
Senate Vote 372 (1995)1995-08-08On the Motion to Table HR1977: A bill making appropriations for the Department of the Interior and related agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1996, and for other purposes.Motion to Table Failed46-51
Senate Vote 371 (1995)1995-08-05On the Amendment HR2020: To allow coverage of abortion under the Federal employees' health insurance policies in cases where it is medically necessary.Amendment Rejected45-49
Senate Vote 370 (1995)1995-08-05On the Amendment HR2020: To prohibit taxpayer funding for abortions covered by the Federal Employee Health Benefit Program.Amendment Agreed to50-44
Senate Vote 369 (1995)1995-08-05On the Amendment HR2020: A bill making appropriations for the Treasury Department, the United States Postal Service, the Executive Office of the President, and certain Independent Agencies, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1996, and for other purposes.Amendment Agreed to52-41
Senate Vote 368 (1995)1995-08-04On the Amendment S1026: To support proposals to implement the United States goal of eventually eliminating antipersonnel landmines; to impose a moratorium on use of antipersonnel landmines except in limited circumstances; and to urge imposition of certain in sanctions against foreign governments that export antipersonnel landmines.Amendment Agreed to67-27
Senate Vote 367 (1995)1995-08-04On the Motion to Table S1026: To strike out the reduction in the period of obligated active duty service of graduates of the service academies.Motion to Table Agreed to52-44
Senate Vote 366 (1995)1995-08-04On the Motion to Table S1026: To authorize funds for procurement of equipment for the reserve components according to their highest modernization priorities.Motion to Table Agreed to53-43
Senate Vote 365 (1995)1995-08-04On the Motion to Table S1026: To provide for reduction of United States military forces in Europe in relationship to any deficiency in allied defense burdensharing.Motion to Table Agreed to70-26
Senate Vote 364 (1995)1995-08-04On the Motion to Table S1026: To limit to $257,700,000,000 the total amount authorized to be appropriated.Motion to Table Agreed to51-46
Senate Vote 363 (1995)1995-08-04On the Amendment S1026: To provide a substitute for section 526, which amends a provision of the Uniform Code of Military Justice relating to forfeiture of pay and allowances and reduction in grade.Amendment Agreed to97-3
Senate Vote 362 (1995)1995-08-04On the Motion to Table S1026: To mandate the money made available to the Department of Defense and used for civilian sporting events be re-imbursed to the Department of Defense.Motion to Table Agreed to80-20
Senate Vote 361 (1995)1995-08-04On the Motion S1026: To restore a common sense approach to the appropriations process by repealing the defense firewalls established in the FY96 Budget Resolution.Motion Rejected37-63
Senate Vote 360 (1995)1995-08-04On the Motion to Table S1026: To strike the provision designating the location of the new tritium production facility of the Department of Energy.Motion to Table Agreed to57-43
Senate Vote 359 (1995)1995-08-04On the Motion to Table S1026: To strike section 3135 of S.1026 authorizing a program for hydronuclear experiments.Motion to Table Agreed to56-44
Senate Vote 358 (1995)1995-08-03On the Amendment S1026: To express the sense of Congress on missile defense of the United States.Amendment Agreed to69-26
Senate Vote 357 (1995)1995-08-03On the Amendment S1026: To strike the bill's provision concerning Defense Export Loan Guarantees.Amendment Rejected41-58
Senate Vote 356 (1995)1995-08-03On the Amendment S1026: To delete funding for procurement of a third Seawolf submarine, and to prohibit expenditures of fiscal year 1996 funds and prior fiscal year funds for procurement of such submarine.Amendment Rejected30-70
Senate Vote 355 (1995)1995-08-03On the Motion to Table S1026: To strike Section 233(2), 237(a)(2), and Section 238.Motion to Table Agreed to51-49
Senate Vote 354 (1995)1995-08-03On the Motion to Table S1026: To reduce the amount authorized to be appropriated under Title II for national missile defense.Motion to Table Agreed to51-48
Senate Vote 353 (1995)1995-08-02On the Amendment S1026: To express the sense of the Senate that the Select Committee on Ethics should follow whatever procedures it deems necessary and appropriate to provide a full and complete record of the relevant evidence in the case of Senator Packwood.Amendment Agreed to62-38

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