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VoteDateQuestionDescriptionResultY-N
Senate Vote 176 (1993)1993-06-24On the Motion S1134: To create a legislative item veto by requiring separate enrollment of items in appropriations bills and tax expenditure provisions in revenue bills.Motion Rejected53-45
Senate Vote 175 (1993)1993-06-24On the Motion S1134: To extend the discretionary caps on defense, international, and domestic spending through FY 1995.Motion Rejected53-45
Senate Vote 174 (1993)1993-06-24On the Motion S1134: To eliminate the price support program for wool and mohair.Motion Rejected52-45
Senate Vote 173 (1993)1993-06-24On the Motion S1134: To sunset the tax hikes.Motion Rejected48-50
Senate Vote 172 (1993)1993-06-24On the Amendment S1134: To increase the threshold levels that apply for determining whether a taxpayer is subject to tax on 85 percent of such taxpayer's social security benefits and reduce the threshold level for the surtax.Amendment Rejected46-51
Senate Vote 171 (1993)1993-06-24On the Motion S1134: To limit the tax rate for certain small businesses, and for other purposes.Motion Rejected56-42
Senate Vote 170 (1993)1993-06-24On the Amendment S1134: To establish a National Health Care Trust Fund.Amendment Rejected19-79
Senate Vote 169 (1993)1993-06-24On the Motion to Table S1134: To eliminate the increase in the taxation of social security benefits.Motion to Table Agreed to51-46
Senate Vote 168 (1993)1993-06-24On the Motion S1134: To create a mechanism to monitor and control direct spending programs.Motion Rejected54-43
Senate Vote 167 (1993)1993-06-24On the Motion to Table S1134: To eliminate the imposition of the 4.3 cents deficit reduction rate.Motion to Table Agreed to50-48
Senate Vote 166 (1993)1993-06-24On the Amendment S1134: To increase the capital equipment expensing allowance for small businesses, and allow small businesses to deduct an increased level of capital purchases from their taxes.Amendment Agreed to93-5
Senate Vote 165 (1993)1993-06-23On the Motion S1134: In the nature of a substitute.Motion Rejected43-55
Senate Vote 164 (1993)1993-06-23On the Motion S1134: To encourage small business.Motion Rejected54-44
Senate Vote 163 (1993)1993-06-22On the Motion to Table HR2118: To discourage States and local governments from providing general welfare assistance to able-bodied individuals unless such individuals are participating in workfare programs.Motion to Table Failed34-64
Senate Vote 162 (1993)1993-06-22On the Motion to Table HR2118: To express the sense of the Senate regarding the need to eliminate price-gouging in the transportation of food assistance to Russia.Motion to Table Failed47-51
Senate Vote 161 (1993)1993-06-22On the Motion to Table HR2118: To permit producers on a farm who were prevented from planting the 1993 crop of corn because of a disaster to devote conservation use acreage under the 0/92 program to soybeans.Motion to Table Agreed to73-24
Senate Vote 160 (1993)1993-06-22On the Motion HR2118: To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to create real jobs in America through investment and savings incentives, to pay for such incentives by decreasing Federal spending, and for other purposes.Motion Rejected39-59
Senate Vote 159 (1993)1993-06-17On the Amendment HR2118: To rescind certain funds from the Department of Defense.Amendment Agreed to95-0
Senate Vote 158 (1993)1993-06-17On Passage of the Bill S3: A bill entitled the "Congressional Spending Limit and Election Reform Act of 1993".Bill Passed60-38
Senate Vote 157 (1993)1993-06-17On the Motion to Table S3: To eliminate the 50 percent broadcast discount for eligible Senate candidates.Motion to Table Agreed to53-44
Senate Vote 156 (1993)1993-06-17On the Point of Order S3: A bill entitled the "Congressional Spending Limit and Election Reform Act of 1993".Point of Order Not Sustained39-59
Senate Vote 155 (1993)1993-06-17On the Amendment S3: Tp amend the Communications Act of 1934 and the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971 to better inform the electorate in Senate elections.Amendment Rejected32-66
Senate Vote 154 (1993)1993-06-16On the Cloture Motion S3: In the nature of a substitute.Cloture Motion Agreed to62-37
Senate Vote 153 (1993)1993-06-16On the Amendment S3: To reduce the threshold contribution requirement, and strike the provisions relating to communications vouchers and provide that any independent expenditure amounts will be paid directly to the candidate, and provide that the bill is to be partly funded through the imposition of taxes on the political committees of candidates who do not abide by campaign spending limits.Amendment Agreed to52-47
Senate Vote 152 (1993)1993-06-16On the Amendment S3: To reduce the individual contribution limit to $500 per election.Amendment Rejected32-67
Senate Vote 151 (1993)1993-06-16On the Motion to Table S3: To prohibit the use of Federal funds to pay for congressional elections until the annual Federal budget deficit is eliminated.Motion to Table Agreed to53-45
Senate Vote 150 (1993)1993-06-16On the Motion to Table S3: To strike the provisions relating to public funding of Senate election campaigns and add an amendment of the Communications Act of 1934 providing free broadcast time to congressional candidates.Motion to Table Agreed to91-7
Senate Vote 149 (1993)1993-06-16On the Motion to Table S3: To reduce the amounts of out-of-State contributions accepted by congressional candidates.Motion to Table Agreed to53-45
Senate Vote 148 (1993)1993-06-16On the Motion to Table S3: To strike the provisions relating to public funding of Senate election campaigns.Motion to Table Agreed to53-44
Senate Vote 147 (1993)1993-06-15On the Cloture Motion S3: In the nature of a substitute.Cloture Motion Rejected52-45
Senate Vote 146 (1993)1993-06-10On the Cloture Motion S3: In the nature of a substitute.Cloture Motion Rejected53-41
Senate Vote 145 (1993)1993-06-10On the Motion to Table S3: To limit the total amount of the subsidy that an eligible Senate candidate may receive to $1,000,000.Motion to Table Agreed to51-42
Senate Vote 144 (1993)1993-06-10On the Amendment S3: To limit the amount in which loans made to a campaign by a candidate and members of the candidate's family may be paid.Amendment Rejected44-49
Senate Vote 143 (1993)1993-06-10On the Amendment S3: To limit the amount in which loans made to a campaign by a candidate and members of the candidate's family may be paid.Amendment Agreed to92-0
Senate Vote 142 (1993)1993-06-09On the Motion to Table S3: To strike the exclusion of legal and accounting compliance funds from the general election expenditure limit.Motion to Table Agreed to47-44
Senate Vote 141 (1993)1993-06-09On the Motion to Table S3: To limit the availability of public funding to challengers who have not received benefits under this title for more than 2 previous general elections.Motion to Table Agreed to53-40
Senate Vote 140 (1993)1993-06-09On the Motion to Table S3: To require disclosure of communications paid with taxpayer funds.Motion to Table Agreed to47-45
Senate Vote 139 (1993)1993-06-09On the Motion to Table S460: No Statement of Purpose on File.Motion to Table Agreed to47-43
Senate Vote 138 (1993)1993-06-08On the Motion to Table S3: To provide that revenues derived from the disallowance of tax deductions for lobbying expenses shall be used to reduce the deficit and to reduce the role of special interests in congressional election campaigns.Motion to Table Failed43-47
Senate Vote 137 (1993)1993-06-08On the Amendment S3: To change the effective date of the Act.Amendment Agreed to85-7
Senate Vote 136 (1993)1993-06-08On the Motion to Table S3: To eliminate the cost-of-living adjustments for public subsidies.Motion to Table Agreed to46-44
Senate Vote 135 (1993)1993-06-08On the Amendment S3: To make the broadcast discount available only to candidates for Federal or State office who undertake to abide by reasonable spending limits established under law.Amendment Rejected16-76
Senate Vote 134 (1993)1993-06-08On the Amendment S3: To authorize the Commission to make grants to States to fund the preparation and mailing of voter information pamphlets.Amendment Rejected32-60
Senate Vote 133 (1993)1993-05-28On the Amendment S3: To reduce the spending limits for eligible Senate candidates.Amendment Rejected26-53
Senate Vote 132 (1993)1993-05-27On the Amendment S3: To make it a condition of eligibility to receive benefits that an eligible Senate candidate agree to participate in debates.Amendment Rejected42-50
Senate Vote 131 (1993)1993-05-27On the Amendment S3: To require contemporaneous notice of the mailing of campaign advertising that refers to an opponent.Amendment Agreed to47-45
Senate Vote 130 (1993)1993-05-27On the Amendment S3: To create a purely voluntary public funding system for eligible candidates.Amendment Rejected35-60
Senate Vote 129 (1993)1993-05-27On the Amendment S3: To express the sense of the Senate that the Congress should adopt a joint resolution calling for an amendment to the Constitution that would empower Congress and the States to set reasonable limits on campaign expeditures.Amendment Agreed to52-43
Senate Vote 128 (1993)1993-05-26On the Motion to Table S3: To limit public financing to campaigns for election to terms in the Senate and the House of Reprensentatives aggregating 12 years.Motion to Table Agreed to57-39
Senate Vote 127 (1993)1993-05-26On the Amendment S3: To limit public financing to campaigns for election to terms in the Senate and the House of Reprensentatives aggregating 12 years.Amendment Rejected39-59
Senate Vote 126 (1993)1993-05-26On the Motion to Table S3: To provide that revenues derived from the disallowance of tax deductions for lobbying expenses shall be used to reduce the deficit and to reduce the role of special interests in congressional election campaigns.Motion to Table Failed48-50
Senate Vote 125 (1993)1993-05-26On the Amendment S3: To amend the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971 to ban activities of political action committees in Federal elections.Amendment Agreed to85-12
Senate Vote 124 (1993)1993-05-25On the Amendment S3: To reduce the amount of personal funds that an eligible Senate candidate may spend to $25,000.Amendment Agreed to88-9
Senate Vote 123 (1993)1993-05-25On the Amendment S3: To reduce the individual contribution limit to $100 per Senate election cycle.Amendment Rejected13-84
Senate Vote 122 (1993)1993-05-24On the Nomination PN154: Roberta Achtenberg, of California, to be an Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban DevelopmentNomination Confirmed58-31
Senate Vote 121 (1993)1993-05-13On Passage of the Bill S714: An original bill to provide funding for the resolution of failed savings associations, and for other purposes.Bill Passed61-35
Senate Vote 120 (1993)1993-05-13On the Motion S714: To guarantee that the $1.00 in Federal spending cut promised to American taxpayers in return for each $3.23 in new taxes will actually occur by making the discretionary spending totals proposed by the President and adopted by the Congress binding and enforceable.Motion Rejected43-53
Senate Vote 119 (1993)1993-05-13On the Amendment S714: To establish a civil statute of limitations for tort actions brought by the RTC.Amendment Agreed to63-32
Senate Vote 118 (1993)1993-05-11On the Conference Report HR2: A bill to establish national voter registration procedures for Federal elections, and for other purposes.Conference Report Agreed to62-36
Senate Vote 117 (1993)1993-05-11On the Cloture Motion HR2: A bill to establish national voter registration procedures for Federal elections, and for other purposes.Cloture Motion Agreed to63-37
Senate Vote 116 (1993)1993-05-06On Passage of the Bill S349: A bill to provide for the disclosure of lobbying activities to influence the Federal Government, and for other purposes.Bill Passed95-2
Senate Vote 115 (1993)1993-05-06On the Amendment S349: Sense of the Senate that the Senate should limit the acceptance of gifts, meals and travel by Members and staff.Amendment Agreed to98-1
Senate Vote 114 (1993)1993-05-04On Passage of the Bill S171: An Act to establish the Department of Environmental Protection, provide for a Bureau of Environmental Statistics and a Presidential Commission on Improving Environmental Protection, and for other purposes.Bill Passed79-15
Senate Vote 113 (1993)1993-05-04On the Motion to Table S171: In the nature of a substitute.Motion to Table Failed40-54
Senate Vote 112 (1993)1993-04-29On the Motion to Table S171: To establish an Office of Environmental Justice, and for other purposes.Motion to Table Agreed to70-26
Senate Vote 111 (1993)1993-04-29On the Amendment S171: Relating to the risk to the health and safety of individual members of the public addressed by the regulation and its affect on human health or the environment.Amendment Agreed to95-3
Senate Vote 110 (1993)1993-04-29On the Amendment S171: To establish a Small Business Ombudsman Office within the Department of the Environment, to provide environmental compliance assistance to small business concerns and family farms, and for other purposes.Amendment Agreed to97-0
Senate Vote 109 (1993)1993-04-29On the Motion to Table S171: To require analysis and estimates of the likely impact of Federal legislation and regulations upon the private sector and State and local governments, and for other purposes.Motion to Table Agreed to50-48
Senate Vote 108 (1993)1993-04-28On the Motion to Table S171: To provide that one of the Assistant Secretaries of the Department of the Environment shall be an Assistant Secretary for Indian Lands.Motion to Table Failed16-79
Senate Vote 107 (1993)1993-04-28On the Motion to Table S171: To contain health care costs and increase access to affordable health care, and for other purposes.Motion to Table Agreed to65-33
Senate Vote 106 (1993)1993-04-27On the Motion to Table S171: In the nature of a substitute.Motion to Table Agreed to54-42
Senate Vote 105 (1993)1993-04-21On the Cloture Motion HR1335: A bill making emergency supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1993, and for other purposes.Cloture Motion Rejected56-43
Senate Vote 104 (1993)1993-04-20On the Amendment HR1335: In the nature of a substitute.Amendment Agreed to52-46
Senate Vote 103 (1993)1993-04-20On the Motion to Table HR1335: Of a perfecting nature.Motion to Table Agreed to53-45
Senate Vote 102 (1993)1993-04-05On the Cloture Motion HR1335: A bill making emergency supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1993, and for other purposes.Cloture Motion Rejected49-29
Senate Vote 101 (1993)1993-04-03On the Cloture Motion HR1335: A bill making emergency supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1993, and for other purposes.Cloture Motion Rejected52-37
Senate Vote 100 (1993)1993-04-02On the Cloture Motion HR1335: A bill making emergency supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1993, and for other purposes.Cloture Motion Rejected55-43
Senate Vote 99 (1993)1993-04-02On the Nomination PN110: Strobe Talbott, of Ohio, to be Ambassador at Large and Special Adviser to the Secretary of State on the New Independent StatesNomination Confirmed89-9
Senate Vote 98 (1993)1993-04-01On the Motion to Table HR1335: To ensure sufficient funding for the 1994 pay raise for federal, civilian, and military employees.Motion to Table Agreed to51-49
Senate Vote 97 (1993)1993-04-01On the Motion to Table HR1335: To provide that certain amounts appropriated for certain nonrecurring maintenance projects of the Department of Veterans' Affairs be made available for payments under the service members occupational conversion and training program.Motion to Table Agreed to57-43
Senate Vote 96 (1993)1993-04-01On the Motion to Table HR1335: To eliminate emergency designation for fiscal year 1993 supplemental appropriations associated with President Clinton's stimulus package.Motion to Table Agreed to54-45
Senate Vote 95 (1993)1993-04-01On the Motion to Table HR1335: A bill making emergency supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1993, and for other purposes.Motion to Table Agreed to55-44
Senate Vote 94 (1993)1993-04-01On the Conference Report HCONRES64: A concurrent resolution setting forth the congressional budget for the United States Government for fiscal years 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, and 1998.Conference Report Agreed to55-45
Senate Vote 93 (1993)1993-03-31On the Motion to Table HR1335: To strike the matter relating to Amtrak capital improvement grants.Motion to Table Agreed to61-38
Senate Vote 92 (1993)1993-03-31On the Motion to Table HR1335: To eliminate from the highway fund allocation formula certain discretionary funds granted to the States for highway programs.Motion to Table Agreed to68-32
Senate Vote 91 (1993)1993-03-31On the Motion to Table HR1335: To authorize the States to transfer apportioned funds between Federal highway program categories.Motion to Table Agreed to70-30
Senate Vote 90 (1993)1993-03-31On the Motion HR1335: To remove the emergency spending designation from all funds in this bill that spend out in fiscal year 1994 or thereafter.Motion Rejected52-48
Senate Vote 89 (1993)1993-03-31On the Motion to Table HR1335: To reduce deficit spending by prohibiting emergency stimulus appropriations from being spent on gymnasiums, parks, boathouses and other activities.Motion to Table Agreed to56-44
Senate Vote 88 (1993)1993-03-31On the Motion to Table HR1335: To eliminate supplemental appropriations for the District of Columbia.Motion to Table Agreed to57-43
Senate Vote 87 (1993)1993-03-30On the Motion to Table HR1335: To eliminate supplemental appropriations for Community Development Block Grants.Motion to Table Agreed to54-43
Senate Vote 86 (1993)1993-03-30On the Motion to Table HR1335: To prevent funds from being used to assist certain projects through Community Development Grants.Motion to Table Agreed to52-48
Senate Vote 85 (1993)1993-03-30On the Motion to Reconsider HR1335: To prevent funds from being used to assist certain projects through Community Development Grants.Motion to Reconsider Agreed to52-48
Senate Vote 84 (1993)1993-03-29On the Motion to Table HR1335: To prevent funds from being used to assist certain projects through Community Development Grants.Motion to Table Failed44-48
Senate Vote 83 (1993)1993-03-25On Passage of the Bill HCONRES64: A concurrent resolution setting forth the congressional budget for the United States Government for fiscal years 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, and 1998.Bill Passed54-45
Senate Vote 82 (1993)1993-03-25On the Motion to Table SCONRES18: To promote equity and conformance with the states goals of the Administration's energy tax policies, which stress taxation of energy sources which are nonrenewable, are polluting, are inefficient, and produce dependence on foreign energy supplies, by providing for the exclusion of hydroelectric power.Motion to Table Agreed to57-41
Senate Vote 81 (1993)1993-03-25On the Motion to Table SCONRES18: To reduce the instructions to the Energy and Natural Resources Committee by the amount of assumption on changes to the Mining Law.Motion to Table Agreed to61-38
Senate Vote 80 (1993)1993-03-25On the Motion to Table SCONRES18: To implement the proposal in President Clinton's book "Putting People First" that the line item veto is vital to "eliminating pork barrel projects and cut government waste" and that his administration "will ask Congress to give the President the line item veto".Motion to Table Agreed to57-42
Senate Vote 79 (1993)1993-03-25On the Motion to Table SCONRES18: To shield small businesses and family farms from President Clinton's proposed tax on the wealthy, to make proprietorships, partnerships, and Subchapter S corporations exempt from President Clinton's proposed increase in the marginal individual income tax rates, and to reduce the add-on spending contained in President Clinton's plan by a corresponding amount so that no deficit increase results from exempting small businesses and family farms from the increased marginal tax rates.Motion to Table Agreed to54-45
Senate Vote 78 (1993)1993-03-25On the Motion to Table SCONRES18: To express the Sense of the Senate supporting granting the President expedited rescission authority with respect to items of appropriation, tax expenditures, and direct spending.Motion to Table Failed34-65
Senate Vote 77 (1993)1993-03-25On the Motion to Table SCONRES18: To reduce certain level of budget authority for the Legislative Branch.Motion to Table Agreed to56-43

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