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Senate Vote 126 (1991)1991-07-15On the Motion to Table HR2622: To increase appropriations for Internal Revenue Service tax law enforcement and reduce appropriations for Custom Service operation and maintenance.Motion to Table Agreed to78-16
Senate Vote 125 (1991)1991-07-11On Passage of the Bill S1241: A bill to control and reduce violent crime.Bill Passed71-26
Senate Vote 124 (1991)1991-07-11On the Amendment HR2622: To increase funding for the Postal Service for revenue forgone on free and reduced rate mail for certain preferred mailers.Amendment Agreed to98-0
Senate Vote 123 (1991)1991-07-10On the Cloture Motion S1241: A bill to control and reduce violent crime.Cloture Motion Agreed to71-27
Senate Vote 122 (1991)1991-07-10On Passage of the Bill HR2427: A bill making appropriations for energy and water development for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1992, and for other purposes.Bill Passed96-3
Senate Vote 121 (1991)1991-07-10On the Motion to Table HR2427: To prohibit the use of funds for the superconducting super collider.Motion to Table Agreed to62-37
Senate Vote 120 (1991)1991-07-10On the Cloture Motion S1241: A bill to control and reduce violent crime.Cloture Motion Rejected56-43
Senate Vote 119 (1991)1991-07-09On the Motion to Table HR2427: To transfer funds for Atomic Energy Defense Activities from Research, Development and Testing, and Production and Surveillance, to Environmental Restoration and Waste Management.Motion to Table Agreed to54-43
Senate Vote 118 (1991)1991-07-09On the Amendment S1241: To establish rights of law enforcement officers.Amendment Rejected43-55
Senate Vote 117 (1991)1991-07-09On the Amendment S1241: To establish discretionary literacy programs.Amendment Agreed to55-39
Senate Vote 116 (1991)1991-07-08On the Motion to Table S1241: To provide authorizations to local law enforcement personnel to combat drugs and crime.Motion to Table Agreed to49-39
Senate Vote 115 (1991)1991-06-28On the Amendment S1241: To propose compromise language with respect to the purchase of firearms.Amendment Agreed to67-32
Senate Vote 114 (1991)1991-06-28On the Cloture Motion S1241: A bill to control and reduce violent crime.Cloture Motion Rejected41-58
Senate Vote 113 (1991)1991-06-28On the Amendment S1241: To amend title 18, United States Code, to establish procedures for mandatory instant background checks of the criminal histories of prospective buyers of handguns and to establish mandatory prison sentences for the commission of a crime with a firearm in addition to any other penalties.Amendment Rejected44-54
Senate Vote 112 (1991)1991-06-27On the Amendment S1241: To provide for mandatory prison terms for using, possessing, or carrying of a firearm during state crimes of violence or State drug trafficking crimes.Amendment Agreed to88-11
Senate Vote 111 (1991)1991-06-26On the Amendment S1241: To impose the death penalty for drug-related homicides in the District of Columbia.Amendment Agreed to60-39
Senate Vote 110 (1991)1991-06-26On the Motion to Table S1241: To amend title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to reflect the original intent of the authors of such Act by prohibiting preferential treatment on the basis of race.Motion to Table Agreed to71-28
Senate Vote 109 (1991)1991-06-26On the Amendment S1241: To provide for the death penalty for homicides involving firearms.Amendment Agreed to65-33
Senate Vote 108 (1991)1991-06-26On the Amendment S1241: In the nature of a substitute for the habeas corpus reform title.Amendment Agreed to58-40
Senate Vote 107 (1991)1991-06-25On the Amendment S1241: To provide for the sentence of mandatory life imprisonment without release.Amendment Rejected25-73
Senate Vote 106 (1991)1991-06-25On the Amendment S1241: To impose the death penalty only in drug cases involving an intentional killing.Amendment Rejected30-68
Senate Vote 105 (1991)1991-06-25On the Amendment S1241: To provide for uniform application of the death penalty on Indian lands.Amendment Rejected29-69
Senate Vote 104 (1991)1991-06-25On the Amendment S1241: To codify the "good faith" exception to the exclusionary rule.Amendment Rejected43-54
Senate Vote 103 (1991)1991-06-20On the Amendment S1241: For the establishment of a federal death penalty and for other purposes.Amendment Rejected40-56
Senate Vote 102 (1991)1991-06-20On the Amendment S1241: To stike the section creating the Racial Justice Act.Amendment Agreed to55-41
Senate Vote 101 (1991)1991-06-19On Passage of the Bill S1204: An original bill to amend title 23, United States Code, and for other purposes.Bill Passed91-7
Senate Vote 100 (1991)1991-06-19On the Motion to Table S1204: To provide a proportionate distribution of federal highway obligation authority among all programs authorized under S. 1204.Motion to Table Agreed to72-26
Senate Vote 99 (1991)1991-06-19On the Motion to Table S1204: To provide a proportionate distribution of Federal highway obligation authority among all programs authorized under S. 1204.Motion to Table Agreed to81-17
Senate Vote 98 (1991)1991-06-19On the Motion to Table S1204: To provide for the utilization of the most current census data in certain laws related to the environment and public works.Motion to Table Agreed to63-35
Senate Vote 97 (1991)1991-06-19On the Motion to Table S1204: To eliminate language which lowers the Federal share payable for certain projects.Motion to Table Agreed to53-44
Senate Vote 96 (1991)1991-06-18On the Amendment S1204: To make improvements in Federal-aid highways, and for other purposes.Amendment Rejected41-57
Senate Vote 95 (1991)1991-06-18On the Amendment S1204: To perfect language relating to the allotment of bonus apportionments based on the level of effort shown by each State, and for other purposes.Amendment Agreed to89-9
Senate Vote 94 (1991)1991-06-13On the Motion to Table S1204: To permit flexibility in the ability of a State to use a portion of its interstate maintenance funds for the purpose of widening interstate lanes to ensure compliance with the Clean Air Act.Motion to Table Agreed to62-36
Senate Vote 93 (1991)1991-06-13On the Motion to Table S1204: To establish procedures for the redesignation of certain Interstate routes.Motion to Table Agreed to72-26
Senate Vote 92 (1991)1991-06-12On the Motion S1204: To take the Highway Trust Fund out of the calculation of the budget deficit.Motion Rejected29-69
Senate Vote 91 (1991)1991-06-12On the Motion to Table S1204: To ensure that agencies establish the appropriate procedures for assessing whether or not regulation may result in the taking of private property, so as to avoid such where possible.Motion to Table Failed44-55
Senate Vote 90 (1991)1991-06-12On the Amendment S1204: To strike section 137, Visual Pollution Control.Amendment Agreed to60-39
Senate Vote 89 (1991)1991-06-05On Passage of the Bill S173: A bill to permit the Bell Telephone Companies to conduct research on, design, and manufacture telecommunications equipment, and for other purposes.Bill Passed71-24
Senate Vote 88 (1991)1991-06-05On the Motion to Table S173: To foster economic growth and strengthen American international competitiveness by striking the domestic content requirement.Motion to Table Agreed to64-32
Senate Vote 87 (1991)1991-06-05On the Amendment S173: To express the sense of the Senate regarding the victory parade in Washington, District of Columbia, scheduled for June 8, 1991.Amendment Agreed to92-6
Senate Vote 86 (1991)1991-05-24On the Resolution SRES78: A resolution to disapprove the request of the President for extension of the fast track procedures under the Omnibus Trade and Competitiveness Act of 1988 and the Trade Act of 1974.Resolution Rejected36-59
Senate Vote 85 (1991)1991-05-23On Passage of the Bill S3: A bill to amend the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971 to provide for a voluntary system of spending limits for Senate election campaigns, and for other purposes.Bill Passed56-42
Senate Vote 84 (1991)1991-05-23On the Motion to Table S3: To require disclosure of certain information concerning the expenditure of union dues, corporate funds, and funds of tax-exempt organizations for political purposes.Motion to Table Agreed to54-44
Senate Vote 83 (1991)1991-05-23On the Motion to Table S3: To prohibit the use of taxpayer funds for subsidizing Senate campaigns until the Federal budget is balanced .Motion to Table Agreed to53-45
Senate Vote 82 (1991)1991-05-23On the Motion to Table S3: To repeal public financing of party conventions.Motion to Table Agreed to53-45
Senate Vote 81 (1991)1991-05-23On the Motion to Table S3: To deny tax status to certain organizations participating in campaigns.Motion to Table Agreed to56-41
Senate Vote 80 (1991)1991-05-23On the Motion to Table S3: To provide for seed money for challengers.Motion to Table Agreed to57-40
Senate Vote 79 (1991)1991-05-23On the Motion to Table S3: To require disclosure of certain information concerning the expenditure of union dues, fees, and assessments on political activities.Motion to Table Agreed to57-41
Senate Vote 78 (1991)1991-05-23On the Motion to Table S3: To eliminate the 50% subsidy to politicians to be provided by the broadcast industry.Motion to Table Agreed to54-44
Senate Vote 77 (1991)1991-05-23On the Motion to Table S3: To provide free television broadcast time for Senate candidates, and for other purposes.Motion to Table Agreed to79-19
Senate Vote 76 (1991)1991-05-22On the Motion to Table S3: To eliminate all taxpayer subsidies for Senate election campaigns.Motion to Table Agreed to55-43
Senate Vote 75 (1991)1991-05-22On the Conference Report HCONRES121: A concurrent resolution revising the congressional budget for the United States Government for the fiscal year 1991 and setting forth the congressional budget for the United States Government for the fiscal years 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, and 1996.Conference Report Agreed to57-41
Senate Vote 74 (1991)1991-05-22On the Amendment S3: To provide for a system of public funding for general elections for the United States Senate.Amendment Rejected39-58
Senate Vote 73 (1991)1991-05-22On the Motion to Table S3: To repeal the public financing of and spending limits on Presidential election campaigns and the preferential mailing rate for political parties.Motion to Table Agreed to60-38
Senate Vote 72 (1991)1991-05-22On the Motion to Table S3: To require that surplus campaign funds be paid into the Treasury of the United States to aid in reducing the deficit and to ensure a "level playing field" for all Senatorial candidates.Motion to Table Agreed to57-41
Senate Vote 71 (1991)1991-05-22On the Motion to Table S3: To insure competitiveness in Senate elections between incumbent Senators and challengers by establishing general election spending limits for challengers at 150% of the limit for incumbent Senators.Motion to Table Agreed to60-38
Senate Vote 70 (1991)1991-05-22On the Motion to Table S3: To require disclosure of communications paid with taxpayer funds.Motion to Table Agreed to54-44
Senate Vote 69 (1991)1991-05-22On the Motion to Table S3: To limit the Senate terms of eligible candidates.Motion to Table Agreed to68-30
Senate Vote 68 (1991)1991-05-22On the Amendment S3: To strike the spending limits and public benefit provisions.Amendment Rejected42-56
Senate Vote 67 (1991)1991-05-21On the Motion to Table S3: To prohibit certain election-related activities of foreign nationals.Motion to Table Failed35-60
Senate Vote 66 (1991)1991-05-21On the Amendment S3: To amend the Ethics in Government Act of 1978 to apply the limitations on outside earned income to unearned income.Amendment Agreed to49-46
Senate Vote 65 (1991)1991-05-21On the Amendment S3: To apply the same honoraria provisions to Senators and officers and employees of the Senate as apply to Members of the House of Representatives and other officers and employees of the Government, and for other purposes.Amendment Agreed to72-24
Senate Vote 64 (1991)1991-05-17On the Amendment S3: To require that candidates for President and Vice President receiving public benefits participate in public debates or forums.Amendment Agreed to44-43
Senate Vote 63 (1991)1991-05-16On the Amendment S3: To express the sense of the Senate regarding funding.Amendment Agreed to50-44
Senate Vote 62 (1991)1991-05-15On the Resolution SRES117: A resolution to urge the Administration to expeditiously and prudently complete its review of the Soviet request for $1.5 billion in agricultural credit guarantees, and to approve such request under certain conditions.Resolution Agreed to70-28
Senate Vote 61 (1991)1991-05-14On Passage of the Bill S100: A bill to set forth United States policy toward Central America and to assist the economic recovery and development of that region.Bill Passed87-9
Senate Vote 60 (1991)1991-05-14On the Amendment S100: Relating to the enactment of difficult economic reforms by Central American governments.Amendment Rejected38-58
Senate Vote 59 (1991)1991-05-14On the Resolution of Ratification TREATYDOC8811: The Convention Concerning the Abolition of Forced Labor (Convention No. 105), adopted by the International Labor Conference at its 40th Session, Geneva, June 25, 1957Resolution of Ratification Agreed to97-0
Senate Vote 58 (1991)1991-05-14On the Resolution of Ratification TREATYDOC1022: The Protocol of 1988 Relating to the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea, 1974, with Annex, and the Protocol of 1988 Relating to the International Convention on Load Lines, 1966, with Annexes; both Protocols done at London November 11, 1988, and signed by the United States April 6, 1989, subject to ratificationResolution of Ratification Agreed to97-0
Senate Vote 57 (1991)1991-05-14On the Resolution of Ratification TREATYDOC1017: Annex III (Regulations for the Prevention of Pollution by Harmful Substances Carried by Sea in Packaged Forms or in Freight Containers, Portable Tanks or Road and Rail Tank Wagons), an optional Annex to the 1973 International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships, as modified and incorporated by the 1978 Protocol relating thereto (MARPOL 73/79)Resolution of Ratification Agreed to97-0
Senate Vote 56 (1991)1991-05-14On the Resolution of Ratification TREATYDOC9631: The International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers, with annex, done at London, July 7, 1978Resolution of Ratification Agreed to97-0
Senate Vote 55 (1991)1991-05-09On the Joint Resolution SJRES137: A joint resolution suspending certain provisions of law pursuant to section 258(a)(2) of the Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act of 1985.Joint Resolution Defeated5-92
Senate Vote 54 (1991)1991-05-08On the Cloture Motion S429: A bill to amend the Sherman Act regarding retail competition.Cloture Motion Agreed to63-35
Senate Vote 53 (1991)1991-05-07On the Cloture Motion S429: A bill to amend the Sherman Act regarding retail competition.Cloture Motion Agreed to61-37
Senate Vote 52 (1991)1991-04-25On the Motion to Table SCONRES29: To eliminate the honey price support program.Motion to Table Agreed to57-38
Senate Vote 51 (1991)1991-04-25On the Amendment SCONRES29: To provide for a more gradual period of transition to the changes in benefit computation rules enacted in the Social Security Amendments of 1977 as such changes apply to workers born in years after 1916 and before 1927 and for other purposes.Amendment Rejected30-64
Senate Vote 50 (1991)1991-04-25On the Amendment SCONRES29: To reduce budget authority for defense spending by 2 percent.Amendment Rejected25-70
Senate Vote 49 (1991)1991-04-25On the Motion SCONRES29: To decrease funding for defense and decrease the deficit.Motion Rejected22-73
Senate Vote 48 (1991)1991-04-25On the Motion to Table SCONRES29: To provide increased funding for child nutrition programs, and to eliminate monies in the Presidential Election Campaign Fund.Motion to Table Failed0-95
Senate Vote 47 (1991)1991-04-24On the Motion to Table SCONRES29: To provide an across the board freeze in budget authority for fiscal year 1992 at fiscal year 1991 levels.Motion to Table Agreed to60-37
Senate Vote 46 (1991)1991-04-24On the Motion to Table SCONRES29: To allow a Social Security tax cut.Motion to Table Agreed to60-38
Senate Vote 45 (1991)1991-04-18On Passage of the Bill HR707: A bill to improve the regulation of futures trading, authorize appropriations for the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, and for other purposes.Bill Passed90-8
Senate Vote 44 (1991)1991-04-18On the Motion to Table S207: To require the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to take certain actions regarding intermarket issues.Motion to Table Agreed to57-41
Senate Vote 43 (1991)1991-04-18On the Amendment S207: To improve intermarket coordination.Amendment Rejected33-65
Senate Vote 42 (1991)1991-04-18On the Amendment S207: To require the publication of Commission opinions.Amendment Agreed to98-0
Senate Vote 41 (1991)1991-03-21On the Nomination PN65: Bob Martinez, of Florida, to be Director of National Drug Control PolicyNomination Confirmed88-12
Senate Vote 40 (1991)1991-03-20On Passage of the Bill HR1281: A bill making dire emergency supplemental appropriations for the consequences of Operation Desert Shield/Desert Storm, food stamps, unemployment compensation administration, veterans compensation and pensions, and urgent needs for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1991, and for other purposes.Bill Passed92-8
Senate Vote 39 (1991)1991-03-20On the Motion to Table HR1281: To eliminate or reduce certain appropriations.Motion to Table Failed44-56
Senate Vote 38 (1991)1991-03-20On the Motion to Table HR1281: To restore previous law.Motion to Table Agreed to61-39
Senate Vote 37 (1991)1991-03-20Whether the Amendment is Germane HR1281: A bill making dire emergency supplemental appropriations for the consequences of Operation Desert Shield/Desert Storm, food stamps, unemployment compensation administration, veterans compensation and pensions, and urgent needs for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1991, and for other purposes.Amendment Germane60-40
Senate Vote 36 (1991)1991-03-20On the Motion to Table HR1281: To prohibit the obligation or expenditure of certain funds for Jordan.Motion to Table Failed43-57
Senate Vote 35 (1991)1991-03-20On the Amendment HR1281: To stike the general provision which prohibits the increased use of helpers on Federal construction projects and barring implementation of revised apprenticeship regulations.Amendment Rejected37-63
Senate Vote 34 (1991)1991-03-19On the Motion to Table HR1281: To provide funds for the Homeownership and Opportunity for People Everywhere programs, and for the Shelter Plus Care: Homeless Rental Housing Assistance program.Motion to Table Agreed to52-48
Senate Vote 33 (1991)1991-03-19On the Amendment HR1281: To provide urgently needed funds for the Department of Housing and Urban Development to administer the HOME Investment Partnerships program and the Housing and Opportunity for People Everywhere (HOPE) programs.Amendment Rejected40-60
Senate Vote 32 (1991)1991-03-19On the Amendment HR1281: To establish on a temporary basis a minimum basic formula price for the computation of Class I milk prices, and to establish minimum planting requirements of cover crops.Amendment Agreed to60-40
Senate Vote 31 (1991)1991-03-19On Passage of the Bill HR1282: A bill Making supplemental appropriations and transfers for "Operation Desert Shield/Desert Storm" for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1991, and for other purposes.Bill Passed98-1
Senate Vote 30 (1991)1991-03-14On Passage of the Bill S578: An original bill to authorize supplemental appropriations for fiscal year 1991 for the Department of Defense for Operation Desert Storm, to provide military personnel benefits for persons serving during Operation Desert Storm, and for other purposes.Bill Passed97-1
Senate Vote 29 (1991)1991-03-14On the Amendment S578: To express the sense of the Senate that none of the funds appropriated or otherwise made available by any provision of law may be obligated or expended for the purpose of rebuilding Iraq while Saddam Hussein remains in power in Iraq.Amendment Agreed to98-0
Senate Vote 28 (1991)1991-03-14On the Motion to Table S578: To assure that U.S. tax dollars are not used for the rebuilding of Iraq.Motion to Table Failed0-98
Senate Vote 27 (1991)1991-03-14On the Resolution SRES76: A resolution to encourage the President of the United States to confer with the sovereign state of Kuwait, countries of the coalition or the United Nations to establish an International Criminal Court or an International Military Tribunal to try and punish all individuals, including President Saddam Hussein, involved in the planning or execution of crimes against peace, war crimes, and crimes against humanity as defined under international law.Resolution Agreed to97-0

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