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Senate Vote 252 (1990)1990-09-25On the Amendment S110: To specify the types of information and counseling that women should be offered regarding their pregnancies.Amendment Agreed to62-36
Senate Vote 251 (1990)1990-09-25On Passage of the Bill HR5268: A bill making appropriations for Rural Development, Agriculture, and Related Agencies programs for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1991, and for other purposes.Bill Passed79-19
Senate Vote 250 (1990)1990-09-25On the Resolution of Ratification TREATYDOCN(B),94: A Treaty between the United States of America and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics on Underground Nuclear Explosions for Peaceful Purposes, and the Protocol thereto, signed in Washington and Moscow on May 28, 1976Resolution of Ratification Agreed to98-0
Senate Vote 249 (1990)1990-09-25On the Resolution of Ratification TREATYDOCN(A),94: A Treaty between the United States of America and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics on the Limitation of Underground Nuclear Weapon Tests, and the Protocol thereto, signed in Moscow on July 3, 1974Resolution of Ratification Agreed to98-0
Senate Vote 248 (1990)1990-09-25On the Cloture Motion S1224: A bill to amend the Motor Vehicle Information and Cost Savings Act to require new standards for corporate average fuel economy, and for other purposes.Cloture Motion Rejected57-42
Senate Vote 247 (1990)1990-09-24On the Amendment S1224: To remove the cap on increases in average fuel economy attributable to dual energy automobiles and natural gas dual energy automobiles.Amendment Agreed to55-40
Senate Vote 246 (1990)1990-09-24On the Motion to Table S1224: To provide financial assistance to terminated automobile workers.Motion to Table Agreed to49-46
Senate Vote 245 (1990)1990-09-24On Passage of the Bill S1511: A bill to amend the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 to clarify the protections given to older individuals in regard to employee benefit plans, and for other purposes.Bill Passed94-1
Senate Vote 244 (1990)1990-09-18On the Amendment HR5311: To authorize States to regulate certain solid waste.Amendment Agreed to68-31
Senate Vote 243 (1990)1990-09-18On the Amendment S1511: To provide a 2-year delayed effective date for application of title I to Federal employment and to require the Director of the Office of Personnel Management to study and report on the compliance of Federal agencies with title I.Amendment Agreed to80-19
Senate Vote 242 (1990)1990-09-18On the Resolution of Ratification TREATYDOC10116: The Convention between the United States of America and the Kingdom of Spain for the Avoidance of Double Taxation and the Prevention of Fiscal Evasion with respect to Taxes on Income, together with a related Protocol, signed at Madrid on February 22, 1990Resolution of Ratification Agreed to99-0
Senate Vote 241 (1990)1990-09-18On the Resolution of Ratification TREATYDOC10111: The Convention between the Government of the United States of America and the Government of the Republic of Finland for the Avoidance of Double Taxation and the Prevention of Fiscal Evasion with respect to Taxes on Income and on Capital, signed at Helsinki on Sepctember 21, 1989Resolution of Ratification Agreed to99-0
Senate Vote 240 (1990)1990-09-18On the Resolution of Ratification TREATYDOC10110: The Convention between the United States of America and the Federal Republic of Germany for the Avoidance of Double Taxation and the Prevention of Fiscal Evasion with respect to Taxes on Income and Capital and to Certain Other Taxes, together with a related Protocol, signed at Bonn on August 29, 1989Resolution of Ratification Agreed to99-0
Senate Vote 239 (1990)1990-09-18On the Resolution of Ratification TREATYDOC1016: A Convention negotiated by the Member States of the Council of Europe and the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), on Mutual Administrative Assistance in Tax Matters, done at Strasbourg, January 25, 1988, and signed by the United States in Paris on June 28, 1989Resolution of Ratification Agreed to99-0
Senate Vote 238 (1990)1990-09-18On the Resolution of Ratification TREATYDOC1015: The Convention between the Government of the United States of America and the Government of the Republic of India for the Avoidance of Double Taxation and the Prevention of Fiscal Evasion with respect to Taxes on Income, together with a related Protocol, signed at New Delhi on September 12, 1989Resolution of Ratification Agreed to99-0
Senate Vote 237 (1990)1990-09-18On the Resolution of Ratification TREATYDOC10022: The Convention between the Government of the United States of America and the Government of the Republic of Indonesia for the Avoidance of Double Taxation and the Prevention of Fiscal Evasion with respect to Taxes on Income, together with a related protocol and exchange of notes, signed at Jakarta on July 11, 1988Resolution of Ratification Agreed to99-0
Senate Vote 236 (1990)1990-09-18On the Resolution of Ratification TREATYDOC9913: The Supplementary Protocol to the Convention between the Government of the United States of America and the Government of the Tunisian Republic for the Avoidance of Double Taxation on the Prevention of Fiscal Evasion with respect to Taxes on Income, signed at Tunis on October 4, 1989; and The Convention between the Government of the United States of America and the Government of the Tunisian Republic for the Avoidance of Double Taxation and the Prevention of Fiscal Evasion with respect to Taxes on Income, together with a related Exchange of Notes, signed at Washington on June 17, 1985Resolution of Ratification Agreed to99-0
Senate Vote 235 (1990)1990-09-14On the Cloture Motion S1224: A bill to amend the Motor Vehicle Information and Cost Savings Act to require new standards for corporate average fuel economy, and for other purposes.Cloture Motion Agreed to68-28
Senate Vote 234 (1990)1990-09-12On the Motion to Table HR5311: To allow organizations in the Nation's Capital to exclude adult homosexuals from certain programs and activities that involve juveniles, and to define "juvenile" as a person who has not attained 18 years of age.Motion to Table Failed45-54
Senate Vote 233 (1990)1990-09-12On the Amendment HR5311: To permit organizations in D.C. to exclude any person who has been convicted of a sex offense with a child or who based on his conduct otherwise poses a threat of engaging in sex with a minor or otherwise sexually abusing a minor, and to exclude a person in a program from working with a child if the parent or guardian of that child objects to that person's sexual orientation.Amendment Agreed to98-0
Senate Vote 232 (1990)1990-09-12On the Amendment S2924: The Consumer Seafood Safety and Quality Assurance Act of 1990.Amendment Rejected39-59
Senate Vote 231 (1990)1990-09-11On Passage of the Bill HR5241: 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, 1991, and for other purposes.Bill Passed93-6
Senate Vote 230 (1990)1990-09-11On the Amendment HR5241: To express the sense of the Senate that Saddam Hussein should be tried for war crimes in the event of hostilities between the government of Iraq and the United States.Amendment Agreed to97-2
Senate Vote 229 (1990)1990-09-11On the Motion to Table HR5241: To interpret the word "child".Motion to Table Agreed to63-36
Senate Vote 228 (1990)1990-09-11On the Motion HR5241: To provide appropriations for employing additional collection personnel in the Internal Revenue Service.Motion Rejected35-64
Senate Vote 227 (1990)1990-08-04On Passage of the Bill S2884: To authorize appropriations for fiscal year 1991 for military activities of the Department of Defense, for military construction, and for defense activities of the Department of Energy, to prescribe personnel strengths for such fiscal years for the Armed Forces, and for other purposes.Bill Passed79-16
Senate Vote 226 (1990)1990-08-04On the Motion to Table S2884: To authorize the transfer of $400,000,000 of the funds authorized to be appropriated for the Strategic Defense Initiative for drug treatment, pregnant women, and veterans health programs.Motion to Table Agreed to54-43
Senate Vote 225 (1990)1990-08-04On the Motion to Table S2884: To reduce funding for the strategic defense initiative.Motion to Table Agreed to56-41
Senate Vote 224 (1990)1990-08-04On the Amendment S2884: To express the Sense of the Congress on Enhanced Theater Defense Systems.Amendment Agreed to96-2
Senate Vote 223 (1990)1990-08-04On the Amendment S2884: To specify certain limitations on the use of funds for the SDI program.Amendment Agreed to55-43
Senate Vote 222 (1990)1990-08-03On the Amendment S2884: To strike out sections 2809 and 2810, relating to the use of funds from the leasing and disposal of Department of Defense property.Amendment Rejected29-67
Senate Vote 221 (1990)1990-08-03On the Amendment S2884: To improve the process for base closures and realignments.Amendment Rejected43-54
Senate Vote 220 (1990)1990-08-03On the Motion to Table S2884: To improve the process for base closures and realignments.Motion to Table Failed43-54
Senate Vote 219 (1990)1990-08-03On the Motion to Table S2884: To limit to $77,000,000 the amount of 1991 fiscal year funds that may be obligated for the kinetic energy ASAT program.Motion to Table Agreed to52-45
Senate Vote 218 (1990)1990-08-03On the Motion to Table S2884: To minimize the adverse effects on local communities caused by the closure of military installations.Motion to Table Agreed to81-18
Senate Vote 217 (1990)1990-08-03On the Motion to Table S2884: To prohibit the transfer to the Department of Defense of lands under the jurisdiction of any other department or agency of the Federal Government.Motion to Table Agreed to93-6
Senate Vote 216 (1990)1990-08-03On the Motion to Table S2884: To establish a demonstration program to allow drug addicted mothers to reside in drug abuse treatment facilities with their children, and to offer such mothers new behavior and education skills which can help prevent substance abuse in subsequent generations.Motion to Table Agreed to51-48
Senate Vote 215 (1990)1990-08-03On the Motion to Table S2884: To retire the remaining battleships.Motion to Table Agreed to55-44
Senate Vote 214 (1990)1990-08-03On the Motion to Table S2884: To increase the amount of the pay raise for members of the uniformed services to 4.1 percent.Motion to Table Agreed to67-32
Senate Vote 213 (1990)1990-08-03On the Motion to Table S2884: To further reduce the end strength for military personnel assigned to duty in Europe.Motion to Table Agreed to59-40
Senate Vote 212 (1990)1990-08-03On the Cloture Motion S2884: To amend title 10, United States Code, regarding the entitlement of members of the Armed Forces and their dependents to receive reproductive health services in uniformed services medical facilities outside the United States.Cloture Motion Rejected58-41
Senate Vote 211 (1990)1990-08-02On the Resolution SRES318: A resolution to condemn Iraq's invasion of Kuwait.Resolution Agreed to97-0
Senate Vote 210 (1990)1990-08-02On the Motion to Table S2884: To prohibit the use of funds for construction in connection with the relocation of any function of the DOD located a Torrejon Air Force Base, Spain, to Crotone, Italy.Motion to Table Agreed to51-47
Senate Vote 209 (1990)1990-08-02On the Amendment S2884: To limit the use of funds for the B-2 aircraft program.Amendment Rejected45-53
Senate Vote 208 (1990)1990-08-02On the Amendment S2884: To terminate production under the B-2 aircraft program.Amendment Rejected43-56
Senate Vote 207 (1990)1990-08-02On the Amendment S2884: To express the sense of Congress regarding the B-2 aircraft program and to add additional restrictions on the obligation of funds for such program.Amendment Agreed to97-2
Senate Vote 206 (1990)1990-08-02On the Conference Report HR1465: A bill to establish limitations on liability for damages resulting from oil pollution, to establish a fund for the payment of compensation for such damages, and for other purpose.Conference Report Agreed to99-0
Senate Vote 205 (1990)1990-08-02On the Amendment HR5019: No Statement of Purpose on File.Amendment Agreed to76-23
Senate Vote 204 (1990)1990-08-01On Passage of the Bill S137: A bill to amend the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971 to provide for a voluntary system of spending limits and partial public financing of Senate general election campaigns, to limit contributions by multicandidate political committees, and for other purposes.Bill Passed59-40
Senate Vote 203 (1990)1990-08-01On the Motion to Table S137: To require Presidential, Vice Presidential, and Senatorial candidates who receive public campaign funding to engage in debate.Motion to Table Agreed to73-26
Senate Vote 202 (1990)1990-08-01On the Amendment S137: In the nature of a substitute.Amendment Rejected44-55
Senate Vote 201 (1990)1990-08-01On the Amendment S137: Striking certain provisions allowing a candidate to exceed spending limits.Amendment Rejected44-55
Senate Vote 200 (1990)1990-08-01On the Amendment S137: To express the sense of the Senate that the Senate Election Campaign Fund be established exclusively with monies derived from income tax refunds due the person or additional amounts included with the person's return and not from any income tax liability owed by the person to the U.S. Treasury.Amendment Agreed to55-44
Senate Vote 199 (1990)1990-08-01On the Amendment S137: To provide that the Senate Election Campaign Fund be established exclusively with monies derived from income tax refunds due the person or additional amounts included with the person's return and not from any income tax liability owed by the person to the U.S. Treasury.Amendment Rejected39-60
Senate Vote 198 (1990)1990-08-01On the Amendment S137: To prohibit expenditures for public financing under the Federal Election Campaign Act unless $100,000,000 is appropriated to carry out programs for pregnant and post partum women and their infants.Amendment Agreed to59-41
Senate Vote 197 (1990)1990-08-01On the Amendment S137: To prohibit the acceptance of any unearned income which exceeds 15 percent of the salary of a Member, officer or employee of the Government who is not a career-civil servant.Amendment Agreed to51-49
Senate Vote 196 (1990)1990-08-01On the Amendment S137: To amend the Ethics in Government Act of 1978 and the Ethics Reform Act of 1989 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 to77-23
Senate Vote 195 (1990)1990-07-31On the Amendment S137: To restrict the use of contributions and of payments and benefits received under title V of FECA to bona fide campaign activities and to require that surplus campaign funds be paid into the Treasury of the United States to aid in reducing the deficit.Amendment Rejected49-49
Senate Vote 194 (1990)1990-07-31On the Amendment S137: In the nature of a substitute.Amendment Rejected38-60
Senate Vote 193 (1990)1990-07-31On the Amendment S137: Relating to restrictions on, and requirements with respect to, use of franked mail for mass mailings.Amendment Agreed to98-1
Senate Vote 192 (1990)1990-07-31On the Amendment S137: Eliminating soft money expenditures by tax-exempt organizations.Amendment Rejected41-58
Senate Vote 191 (1990)1990-07-31On the Amendment S137: To amend the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971 to tighten provisions relating to contributions by foreign nationals.Amendment Agreed to73-27
Senate Vote 190 (1990)1990-07-31On the Amendment S137: Relating to payments to labor organizations in lieu of dues.Amendment Agreed to57-43
Senate Vote 189 (1990)1990-07-31On the Amendment S137: To protect the rights of workers to choose whether their collective bargaining dues or any other payment required as a condition of employment shall be used for political purposes.Amendment Rejected41-59
Senate Vote 188 (1990)1990-07-30On the Amendment S137: To strike provisions relating to taxpayer funding of Senate campaigns.Amendment Rejected46-49
Senate Vote 187 (1990)1990-07-27On Passage of the Bill S2830: An original bill to extend and revise agricultural price support and related programs, to provide for agricultural export, resource conservation, farm credit, and agricultural research and related programs, to ensure consumers an abundance of food and fiber at reasonable prices, and for other purposes.Bill Passed70-21
Senate Vote 186 (1990)1990-07-27On the Motion to Table S2830: To provide that in the administration of certain cargo perference laws, a United States-flag vessel may not charge a rate greater than 110 percent of the lowest bid by a foreign-flag vessel.Motion to Table Agreed to62-30
Senate Vote 185 (1990)1990-07-27On the Amendment S2830: To provide the President with authority to enter cooperative agreements with heads of states to establish grading programs for horticultural crops, in accordance with domestic marketing agreements.Amendment Rejected25-68
Senate Vote 184 (1990)1990-07-27On the Amendment S2830: To provide for the establishment of a grading program for imports of Chilean fruits and vegetables.Amendment Rejected29-66
Senate Vote 183 (1990)1990-07-27On the Amendment S2830: Relating to honey price support.Amendment Rejected40-55
Senate Vote 182 (1990)1990-07-27On the Motion to Table S2830: Relating to the protection of private property.Motion to Table Agreed to52-43
Senate Vote 181 (1990)1990-07-27On the Amendment S2830: To deny Iraq financial credits and benefits, including guarantees made by the Commodity Credit Corporation of loans, until the President certifies that Iraq is in substantial compliance with its obligations under international law.Amendment Agreed to83-12
Senate Vote 180 (1990)1990-07-27On the Motion to Table S2830: To ensure that restrictions on credit to Iraq are not imposed so as to hurt American farmers and workers more than they hurt Iraq.Motion to Table Agreed to57-38
Senate Vote 179 (1990)1990-07-27On the Amendment S2830: To require a report by the President on U.S. oil purchased from Iraq, possible alternative sources of oil, and the economic consequences of an embargo.Amendment Agreed to80-16
Senate Vote 178 (1990)1990-07-27On the Amendment S2830: To prohibit U.S. financial institutions, whose deposits are insured by the United States taxpayer, from extending credit to the Soviet Union at interest rates below those offered to American farmers.Amendment Agreed to64-32
Senate Vote 177 (1990)1990-07-26On the Motion to Table S2830: To exempt certain American Great Lakes vessels from the cargo preference requirements and provide for the phase out of the Great Lakes set-aside.Motion to Table Failed46-50
Senate Vote 176 (1990)1990-07-26On the Motion to Table S2830: To improve the operations of the Federal crop insurance program.Motion to Table Failed42-55
Senate Vote 175 (1990)1990-07-25On the Resolution SRES311: An original resolution concerning the Select Committee on Ethics investigation of Senator David F. Durenberger.Resolution Agreed to96-0
Senate Vote 174 (1990)1990-07-25On the Motion SRES311: An original resolution concerning the Select Committee on Ethics investigation of Senator David F. Durenberger.Motion Agreed to97-1
Senate Vote 173 (1990)1990-07-25On the Motion to Table S2830: To repeal the existing quota and price support program for peanuts and to authorize the Secretary of Agriculture to support the price of peanuts at a level to be determined by the Secretary.Motion to Table Agreed to57-41
Senate Vote 172 (1990)1990-07-25On the Amendment S2830: To modify the method of calculating the support price for milk and deficiency payments for wheat, feed grains, upland cotton, and rice.Amendment Rejected26-72
Senate Vote 171 (1990)1990-07-24On the Motion to Table S2830: To provide for additional flexibility in the planting program of crops, oilseeds, or other crops on reduced acreage.Motion to Table Agreed to66-30
Senate Vote 170 (1990)1990-07-24On the Amendment S2830: To target deficiency payments and acreage limitation requirements for wheat and feed grains.Amendment Rejected24-72
Senate Vote 169 (1990)1990-07-24On the Motion to Table S2830: To allow cargo preference requirements to be lifted if determined to prevent the completion of an agricultural sale from the United States.Motion to Table Agreed to62-34
Senate Vote 168 (1990)1990-07-24On the Motion to Table S2830: To modify the honey price support subtitle.Motion to Table Failed46-52
Senate Vote 167 (1990)1990-07-24On the Amendment S2830: To modify the loan and purchase authority for wheat and feed grains.Amendment Rejected32-65
Senate Vote 166 (1990)1990-07-24On the Motion to Table S2830: To provide a substitute amendment for the sugar title.Motion to Table Agreed to54-44
Senate Vote 165 (1990)1990-07-23On the Motion to Table S2830: To provide for the modernization of testing of consumer products containing hazardous or toxic substances, and to ban Federal agencies from accepting the results of the LD-50 laboratory test.Motion to Table Agreed to62-29
Senate Vote 164 (1990)1990-07-23On the Amendment S2830: To provide for the establishment of a Sustainable Agricultural Research and Education Program.Amendment Rejected32-60
Senate Vote 163 (1990)1990-07-20On the Amendment S2830: An original bill to extend and revise agricultural price support and related programs, to provide for agricultural export, resource conservation, farm credit, and agricultural research and related programs, to ensure consumers an abundance of food and fiber at reasonable prices, and for other purposes.Amendment Rejected37-50
Senate Vote 162 (1990)1990-07-19On the Motion to Table S2830: Expressing the sense of the Senate regarding Federal nutrition programs.Motion to Table Agreed to66-30
Senate Vote 161 (1990)1990-07-18On Passage of the Bill S2104: A bill to amend the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to restore and strengthen civil rights laws that ban discrimination in employment, and for other purposes.Bill Passed65-34
Senate Vote 160 (1990)1990-07-18On the Amendment S2104: In the nature of a substitute.Amendment Agreed to65-34
Senate Vote 159 (1990)1990-07-17On the Amendment S2104: To prohibit the denial to any person of the due process of law required by the United States Constitution.Amendment Agreed to60-40
Senate Vote 158 (1990)1990-07-17On the Cloture Motion S2104: To provide for a substitute amendment.Cloture Motion Agreed to62-38
Senate Vote 157 (1990)1990-07-17On Passage of the Bill HR4328: An Act to provide for orderly imports of textiles, apparel, and footwear.Bill Passed68-32
Senate Vote 156 (1990)1990-07-17On the Motion to Table HR4328: To modify agricultural provisions by exempting quota bonus from the 1% global limit and grants quota bonus of 50% for each dollar of agricultural imports from the U.S.Motion to Table Agreed to65-35
Senate Vote 155 (1990)1990-07-17On the Motion to Table HR4328: To provide for disclosure to the public of the costs of protectionism.Motion to Table Agreed to70-29
Senate Vote 154 (1990)1990-07-13On the Motion to Table HR4328: To protect low-income and middle-income Americans from a decline in living standards caused by the provisions of the bill.Motion to Table Agreed to69-24
Senate Vote 153 (1990)1990-07-13On the Motion to Table HR4328: To express strong support for the purposes and progress of the negotiations at the Uruguay Round of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, and to recognize the undesirability of trade legislation that would jeopardize the progress and successful conclusion of the Uruguay Round.Motion to Table Agreed to69-29

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