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Senate Vote 52 (1990)1990-04-03On the Motion to Table S1630: To allow communities to decide whether or not plants exceeding the emission limitations imposed by subsection 112 (f) of the Clean Air Act do, in fact, impose upon the community an "unacceptable" risk.Motion to Table Agreed to82-15
Senate Vote 51 (1990)1990-04-03On the Motion to Table S1630: To redefine the terms "repowering" and "qualifying phase I technology".Motion to Table Agreed to65-31
Senate Vote 50 (1990)1990-04-03On the Motion to Table S1630: To restrict the importation of electricity generated from foreign fossil fuel utilities.Motion to Table Agreed to57-40
Senate Vote 49 (1990)1990-04-03On the Motion to Table S1630: Applicability of new source requirements to certain upgrades of existing facilities under titles I and IV.Motion to Table Agreed to64-33
Senate Vote 48 (1990)1990-03-29On the Motion to Table S1630: To provide for the use of oxygenated fuels and other benign additives to replace the toxic aromatics that are now used to boost octane in gasoline.Motion to Table Failed30-69
Senate Vote 47 (1990)1990-03-29On the Amendment S1630: To provide benefits for terminated coal mine workers.Amendment Rejected49-50
Senate Vote 46 (1990)1990-03-28On the Motion to Table S1630: To provide solar and renewable energy regulatory incentives.Motion to Table Failed40-57
Senate Vote 45 (1990)1990-03-28On the Motion to Table S1630: To provide a tax credit for equipment necessary to meet acid rain reduction standards.Motion to Table Agreed to71-26
Senate Vote 44 (1990)1990-03-27On the Amendment S1630: To insert a new title V and VI.Amendment Rejected47-50
Senate Vote 43 (1990)1990-03-27On the Motion to Table S1630: To insert a new title V and VI.Motion to Table Failed47-50
Senate Vote 42 (1990)1990-03-22On the Concurrent Resolution SCONRES108: A concurrent resolution concerning the right of self-determination of the Lithuanian people.Concurrent Resolution Agreed to93-0
Senate Vote 41 (1990)1990-03-22On the Motion to Table S1630: To waive provisions of Title III requiring catalytic emission reductions if they cannot be attained through other means that do not increase the United States' dependence on the Republic of South Africa for strategic minerals.Motion to Table Agreed to91-5
Senate Vote 40 (1990)1990-03-22On the Motion to Table S1630: To express the sense of the Senate regarding provisions that should be included in the bill by the House of Representatives concerning global environmental protection and enhanced competitiveness of domestic business.Motion to Table Agreed to52-47
Senate Vote 39 (1990)1990-03-21On the Amendment S1630: Urging the President to recognize and establish relations with the current democratic government of Lithuania.Amendment Rejected36-59
Senate Vote 38 (1990)1990-03-21On the Amendment S1630: Relating to visibility in national parks and wilderness areas.Amendment Agreed to92-7
Senate Vote 37 (1990)1990-03-21On the Motion to Table S1630: To require the Environmental Protection Agency to prepare a comprehensive Federal plan when a state has failed to submit an adequate state plan for attainment of an air quality standard by an area.Motion to Table Agreed to53-46
Senate Vote 36 (1990)1990-03-21On the Amendment S1630: To require States to adopt a small stationary source technical and environmental compliance assistance program.Amendment Agreed to98-0
Senate Vote 35 (1990)1990-03-20On the Motion to Table S1630: To require an alternative-fuels program for the areas with the worst ozone non-attainment.Motion to Table Agreed to52-46
Senate Vote 34 (1990)1990-03-08On the Motion to Table S1630: To require the regulation of mobile sources of air toxics.Motion to Table Agreed to65-33
Senate Vote 33 (1990)1990-03-08On the Amendment S1630: Concerning a reduction of ozone depleting chemicals.Amendment Agreed to80-16
Senate Vote 32 (1990)1990-03-08On the Motion to Table S1630: To establish restrictions on the importation of products, goods, or commodities if the production, manufacture or transportation of such items results in emission of hazardous air pollutants.Motion to Table Agreed to81-16
Senate Vote 31 (1990)1990-03-07On the Motion to Table S1630: To require the use of oxygenated fuels within carbon monoxide non-attainment areas.Motion to Table Agreed to53-43
Senate Vote 30 (1990)1990-03-07On the Motion to Table S1630: To delete certain provisions relating to NRC-Licensed Facilities.Motion to Table Failed36-61
Senate Vote 29 (1990)1990-03-06On the Amendment S1630: Relating to the establishment of emmission standards for sources of ammonia.Amendment Agreed to97-0
Senate Vote 28 (1990)1990-03-01On the Resolution SRES255: A resolution calling on baseball owners, players, and their negotiators to settle their differences promptly and begin a complete spring training and regular season as soon as possible.Resolution Agreed to82-15
Senate Vote 27 (1990)1990-03-01On Passage of the Bill S1430: A bill to enhance national and community service, and for other purposes.Bill Passed78-19
Senate Vote 26 (1990)1990-03-01On the Amendment S1430: To condemn continued human rights repression in China.Amendment Agreed to79-18
Senate Vote 25 (1990)1990-03-01On the Motion to Table S1430: To terminate the provisions of the Act on September 30, 1992.Motion to Table Agreed to58-40
Senate Vote 24 (1990)1990-03-01On the Amendment S1430: In the nature of a substitute.Amendment Agreed to97-1
Senate Vote 23 (1990)1990-03-01On the Motion to Table S1430: In the nature of a substitute.Motion to Table Failed47-50
Senate Vote 22 (1990)1990-02-28On the Amendment S1430: To express the sense of the Senate regarding the use of the so-called "peace dividend".Amendment Rejected48-50
Senate Vote 21 (1990)1990-02-28On the Amendment S1430: To state the sense of the Senate on the uses of the peace dividend.Amendment Agreed to79-19
Senate Vote 20 (1990)1990-02-28On the Motion to Table S1430: To provide certain protections from civil liability to volunteers and nonprofit corporations under section 501(c) of Internal Revenue Code of 1986.Motion to Table Agreed to65-32
Senate Vote 19 (1990)1990-02-27On the Motion to Table S1430: To make the benefits paid under the bill comparable to benefits paid to persons for service in the Armed Forces of the United States.Motion to Table Agreed to54-41
Senate Vote 18 (1990)1990-02-27On the Amendment S1430: To protect religious organizations from discrimination and to allow those religious organizations that choose to participate in programs contained in the Act to maintain religious identity.Amendment Agreed to91-3
Senate Vote 17 (1990)1990-02-27On the Cloture Motion SJRES212: A joint resolution designating April 24, 1990, as "National Day of Remembrance of the Seventy-Fifth Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide of 1915-1923".Cloture Motion Rejected48-51
Senate Vote 16 (1990)1990-02-22On the Cloture Motion SJRES212: A joint resolution designating April 24, 1990, as "National Day of Remembrance of the Seventy-Fifth Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide of 1915-1923".Cloture Motion Rejected49-49
Senate Vote 15 (1990)1990-02-20On Passage of the Bill HR2281: A bill to amend the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 to extend the authorization for certain school dropout demonstration programs.Bill Passed94-0
Senate Vote 14 (1990)1990-02-20On the Resolution of Ratification TREATYDOC1012: The Convention (No. 160) Concerning Labor Statistics, adopted by the International Labor Conference at Geneva on June 25, 1985Resolution of Ratification Agreed to94-0
Senate Vote 13 (1990)1990-02-08On Passage of the Bill HR1048: A bill to provide for the acquisition and publication of data about crimes that manifest prejudice based on race, religion, homosexuality or heterosexuality, or ethnicity.Bill Passed92-4
Senate Vote 12 (1990)1990-02-08On the Amendment S419: To provide that it is the sense of the Senate that homosexuality should not be promoted in any manner by the Federal or State government.Amendment Rejected19-77
Senate Vote 11 (1990)1990-02-08On the Amendment S419: To prohibit the use of funds to promote or encourage homosexuality.Amendment Agreed to96-0
Senate Vote 10 (1990)1990-02-07On Passage of the Bill S695: A bill to promote excellence in American education by recognizing and rewarding schools, teachers, and students for their outstanding achievements; enhancing parental choice; encouraging the study of science, mathematics, and engineering, and for other purposes.Bill Passed92-8
Senate Vote 9 (1990)1990-02-07On the Motion to Table S695: To establish a Healthy Start Demonstration Grant program.Motion to Table Agreed to51-49
Senate Vote 8 (1990)1990-02-06On the Amendment S695: To establish a Voluntary Teacher Assessment and Certification Research and Development Program.Amendment Rejected40-57
Senate Vote 7 (1990)1990-02-06On the Motion to Table S695: To authorize funds through fiscal year 1993 to assist States in establishing competency standards for teachers.Motion to Table Agreed to60-37
Senate Vote 6 (1990)1990-02-06On the Amendment S695: To strike title 10.Amendment Rejected35-64
Senate Vote 5 (1990)1990-02-06On Passage of the Bill S169: A bill to amend the National Science and Technology Policy, Organization, and Priorities Act of 1976 in order to provide for improved coordination of national scientific research efforts and to provide for a national plan to improve scientific understanding of the Earth system and the effect of changes in that system on climate and human well-being.Bill Passed100-0
Senate Vote 4 (1990)1990-02-06On Passage of the Bill S1310: A bill to eliminate illiteracy by the year 2000, to strengthen and coordinate literacy programs, and for other purposes.Bill Passed99-0
Senate Vote 3 (1990)1990-01-31On the Amendment S1630: To amend title VII to control methyl chloroform pollution.Amendment Agreed to95-2
Senate Vote 2 (1990)1990-01-30On Passage of the Bill HR3792: A bill to authorize appropriations for fiscal year 1990 and 1991 for the Department of State, and for other purposes.Bill Passed98-0
Senate Vote 1 (1990)1990-01-25On Overriding the Veto HR2712: A bill to facilitate the adjustment or change of status of Chinese nationals in the United States by waiving the 2-year foreign residence requirement for "J" nonimmigrants and by treating nonimmigrants, whose departure has been deferred by the Attorney General, as remaining in legal nonimmigrant status for purposes of adjustment or change of status.Veto Sustained62-37
Senate Vote 312 (1989)1989-11-21On the Resolution SRES217: A resolution deploring the escalating violence in El Salvador; condemning the killing of innocent civilians, including six Jesuit priests; and calling for an immediate cessation of hostilities.Resolution Agreed to99-0
Senate Vote 311 (1989)1989-11-20On the Motion to Table HR3743: To restrict the amount available for military assistance for El Salvador until Salvadoran authorities have concluded investigative actions and apprehended and brought to trial those responsible for ordering and carrying out the November 16, 1989, murders of certain individuals in that country.Motion to Table Agreed to58-39
Senate Vote 310 (1989)1989-11-18On the Amendment HR3072: To delete all production funding for the B2 aircraft.Amendment Rejected29-68
Senate Vote 309 (1989)1989-11-17On the Amendment HR3072: No Statement of Purpose on File.Amendment Agreed to97-0
Senate Vote 308 (1989)1989-11-17On the Amendment HR3660: In the nature of a substitute.Amendment Agreed to56-43
Senate Vote 307 (1989)1989-11-17On the Motion HR3660: A bill to amend the Rules of the House of Representatives and the Ethics in Government Act of 1978 to provide for government-wide ethics reform, and for other purposes.Motion Agreed to68-31
Senate Vote 306 (1989)1989-11-17On the Motion to Table HR3660: To repeal pay increase provisions.Motion to Table Agreed to65-34
Senate Vote 305 (1989)1989-11-17On the Motion to Table HR3660: To repeal the grandfather clause.Motion to Table Agreed to60-39
Senate Vote 304 (1989)1989-11-17On the Cloture Motion HR3660: In the nature of a substitute.Cloture Motion Agreed to90-9
Senate Vote 303 (1989)1989-11-17On the Motion to Postpone HR3660: A bill to amend the Rules of the House of Representatives and the Ethics in Government Act of 1978 to provide for government-wide ethics reform, and for other purposes.Motion to Postpone Rejected11-88
Senate Vote 302 (1989)1989-11-16On the Amendment HR3566: Concerning the restoration and correction of dial-a-porn sanctions.Amendment Agreed to96-0
Senate Vote 301 (1989)1989-11-15On the Decision of the Chair HR2939: Providing that none of the funds appropriated to the Bureau of the Census shall be used to count aliens in the U.S. in violation of the immigration laws for purposes of subsection (b) of Section 141 of title 13, U.S. Code.Decision of Chair Not Sustained47-51
Senate Vote 300 (1989)1989-11-15On the Motion HR2939: A bill making appropriations for Foreign Assistance and related programs for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1990, and for other purposes.Motion Agreed to52-44
Senate Vote 299 (1989)1989-11-15On the Conference Report HR2461: A bill to authorize appropriations for fiscal years 1990 and 1991 for military functions of the Department of Defense and to prescribe military personnel levels for such Department for fiscal years 1990 and 1991, and for other purposes.Conference Report Agreed to91-8
Senate Vote 298 (1989)1989-11-15On the Cloture Motion HR3628: To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to promote savings and long-term investment through a reduced capital gains tax rate and individual retirement plus accounts, and for other purposes.Cloture Motion Rejected51-47
Senate Vote 297 (1989)1989-11-14On Passage of the Bill HR3402: An Act to promote political democracy and economic pluralism in Poland and Hungary by assisting those nations during a critical period of transition and abetting the development in those nations of private business sectors, labor market reforms, and democratic institutions; to establish, through these steps, the framework for a composite program of Support for East European Democracy (SEED).Bill Passed99-0
Senate Vote 296 (1989)1989-11-14On the Amendment S1582: To express the sense of the Senate regarding increasing the quota of the IMF.Amendment Rejected36-63
Senate Vote 295 (1989)1989-11-14On the Cloture Motion HR3628: To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to promote savings and long-term investment through a reduced capital gains tax rate and individual retirement plus accounts, and for other purposes.Cloture Motion Rejected51-47
Senate Vote 294 (1989)1989-11-09On the Motion HR3015: To grant the power to the President to reduce budget authority.Motion Rejected40-51
Senate Vote 293 (1989)1989-11-09On the Motion to Table HR3014: To eliminate unsolicited mass mailings and transfer savings to treatment of drug-dependent pregnant and post-partum women and their children.Motion to Table Agreed to66-29
Senate Vote 292 (1989)1989-11-08On Passage of the Bill HR2710: A bill to amend the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 to increase the minimum wage, and for other purposes.Bill Passed89-8
Senate Vote 291 (1989)1989-11-08On the Motion to Table HR2710: To strike the exclusion from the training wage for employers of migrant and seasonal agricultural workers.Motion to Table Agreed to63-35
Senate Vote 290 (1989)1989-11-08On the Motion to Table HR2710: To provide that the Congress shall not increase the business costs for small businesses that engage in an industry affecting commerce by enacting legislation that requires additional paperwork, capital expenditures, compliance costs, or taxes.Motion to Table Agreed to64-34
Senate Vote 289 (1989)1989-11-07On the Motion to Table S1324: To strike out provisions relating to Inspector General.Motion to Table Agreed to64-34
Senate Vote 288 (1989)1989-11-03Guilty or Not Guilty TO ADOPT ARTICLE III IN THE IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS OF JUDGE WALTER L. NIXON. ARTICLE III SAYS THAT JUDGE NIXON MADE MISLEADING STATEMENTS TO A JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ATTORNEY AND GAVE FALSE OR MISLEADING STATEMENTS UNDER OATH TO A FEDERAL GRAND JURY. (NOT GUILTY; TWO-THIRDS OF THE MEMBERS PRESENT NOT VOTING IN THE AFFIRMATIVE.)Not Guilty57-40
Senate Vote 287 (1989)1989-11-03Guilty or Not Guilty TO ADOPT ARTICLE II IN THE IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS OF JUDGE WALTER L. NIXON. ARTICLE II SAYS THAT JUDGE NIXON WILLFULLY MADE UNTRUTHFUL STATEMENTS BEFORE THE GRAND JURY. (GUILTY; TWO-THIRDS OF THE MEMBERS PRESENT VOTING IN THE AFFIRMATIVE.)Guilty78-19
Senate Vote 286 (1989)1989-11-03Guilty or Not Guilty TO ADOPT ARTICLE I IN THE IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS OF JUDGE WALTER L. NIXON. ARTICLE I SAYS THAT JUDGE NIXON WILLFULLY MADE UNTRUTHFUL STATEMENTS BEFORE THE GRAND JURY. (GUILTY; TWO-THIRDS OF THE MEMBERS PRESENT VOTING IN THE AFFIRMATIVE.)Guilty89-8
Senate Vote 285 (1989)1989-11-03On the Motion TO REJECT A MOTION BY JUDGE WALTER L. NIXON TO HAVE IMPEACHMENT ARTICLE III DISMISSED.Motion Rejected34-63
Senate Vote 284 (1989)1989-11-03On the Motion TO REJECT A MOTION BY JUDGE WALTER L. NIXON TO HAVE HIS IMPEACHMENT HEARING HELD BEFORE THE FULL SENATE.Motion Rejected7-90
Senate Vote 283 (1989)1989-11-03On the Motion for Attendance TO INSTRUCT THE SERGEANT-AT-ARMS TO REQUEST THE PRESENCE OF ABSENT SENATORS.Motion for Attendance Agreed to96-1
Senate Vote 282 (1989)1989-11-02On Passage of the Bill S1816: A bill to protect the retired pay of certain members of the Armed Forces convicted of an offense under section 2071(b) of title 18, United States Code.Bill Passed78-17
Senate Vote 281 (1989)1989-11-02On the Motion to Table HR3014: To restore the provision for detailed statements to members of Congress and publication of summary statistics in the Congressional Record concerning the use of the franking privilege by members of Congress and the provision requiring that mass mailings clearly state that they are mailed at taxpayer expense.Motion to Table Agreed to64-35
Senate Vote 280 (1989)1989-11-01On the Motion to Table HR2991: A bill making appropriations for the Department of Commerce, Justice, and State, the Judiciary, and related agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1990, and for other purposes.Motion to Table Agreed to53-45
Senate Vote 279 (1989)1989-10-31On the Concurrent Resolution SCONRES79: A concurrent resolution to deplore the unilateral Sandinista abrogation of the Nicaraguan Ceasefire.Concurrent Resolution Agreed to95-0
Senate Vote 278 (1989)1989-10-31On the Amendment HR2991: To strike the Department of State authorization waivers.Amendment Agreed to53-45
Senate Vote 277 (1989)1989-10-27On the Conference Report HR2916: A bill making appropriations for the Departments of Veterans Affairs and Housing and Urban Development, and for sundry independent agencies, boards, commissions, corporations, and offices for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1990, and for other purposes.Conference Report Agreed to84-6
Senate Vote 276 (1989)1989-10-26On the Amendment HR1231: To make a substitute amendment.Amendment Agreed to65-35
Senate Vote 275 (1989)1989-10-26On Passage of the Bill S1798: A bill to provide for the imposition of the death penalty for the terrorist murder of United States nationals abroad.Bill Passed79-20
Senate Vote 274 (1989)1989-10-26On the Amendment S1798: To provide for the penalty of life imprisonment without the possibility of release for acts of terrorism against United States nationals abroad.Amendment Rejected29-70
Senate Vote 273 (1989)1989-10-26On the Cloture Motion HR1231: An Act to establish a commission to investigate and report respecting the dispute between Eastern Airlines and its collective bargaining units, and for other purposes.Cloture Motion Agreed to62-38
Senate Vote 272 (1989)1989-10-25On the Resolution SRES197: A resolution to ensure that sufficient funds are available to aid the victims of the California earthquake and Hurricane Hugo without increasing the federal budget deficit.Resolution Agreed to88-11
Senate Vote 271 (1989)1989-10-25On the Joint Resolution HJRES423: A joint resolution making further continuing appropriations for the fiscal year 1990, and for other purposes.Joint Resolution Passed97-1
Senate Vote 270 (1989)1989-10-24On the Resolution of Ratification TREATYDOC10018: The Treaty between the Government of the United States of America and the Government of the Kingdom of Thailand on Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters, signed at Bangkok on March 19, 1986Resolution of Ratification Agreed to99-0
Senate Vote 269 (1989)1989-10-24On the Resolution of Ratification TREATYDOC10017: The Treaty between the United States of America and the Commonwealth of The Bahamas on Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters, signed at Nassau on June 12 and August 18, 1987, with related notesResolution of Ratification Agreed to99-0
Senate Vote 268 (1989)1989-10-24On the Resolution of Ratification TREATYDOC10016: The Treaty between the United States of America and the Kingdom of Belgium on Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters, signed at Washington on January 28, 1988Resolution of Ratification Agreed to99-0
Senate Vote 267 (1989)1989-10-24On the Resolution of Ratification TREATYDOC10014: The Treaty between the Government of the United States of America and the Government of Canada on Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters, with Annex, signed at Quebec City on March 18, 1985Resolution of Ratification Agreed to99-0
Senate Vote 266 (1989)1989-10-24On the Resolution of Ratification TREATYDOC10013: The Treaty on Cooperation between the United States of America and the United Mexican States for Mutual Legal Assistance, signed at Mexico City on December 9, 1987Resolution of Ratification Agreed to99-0
Senate Vote 265 (1989)1989-10-24On the Resolution of Ratification TREATYDOC1008: The Treaty between the United States of America and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland concerning the Cayman Islands relating to Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters, with Protocol, signed at Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands on July 3, 1986, together with related notes exchanged at London the same dayResolution of Ratification Agreed to99-0

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