The U.S. Congress Votes Database

103rd Congress / Bills / S 1134

Title

An original bill to provide for reconciliation pursuant to section 7 of the concurrent resolution on the budget for fiscal year 1994.

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Votes on this bill

DateChamberResultVote
6/25/93 Senate Agreed to Session 1, roll call 189: On the Amendment
bumpers amdt no.561; To strike certain medicaid immunization provisions and provisions relating to the central bulk purchasing program for pediatric vaccines and insert provisions relating to medicaid reimbursement of vaccine manufacturers.
6/25/93 Senate Failed Session 1, roll call 187: On the Motion to Table
motion to table pressler amdt no.526; To eliminate increased paperwork burdens and unnecessary requirements on small businesses, and others, relating to compliance for certain payments to corporations.
6/25/93 Senate Agreed to Session 1, roll call 184: On the Motion to Table
motion to table mccain amdt no.519; To restore to the Social Security trust funds the revenues resulting from the aggregate increase in tax liabilities attributable to the amendments made to section 86 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986.
6/24/93 Senate Agreed to Session 1, roll call 181: On the Amendment
brown amdt. 549; To transfer the 4.3 cent deficit reduction rate to the Highway Trust Fund or the Airport and Airway Trust Fund, respectively.
6/24/93 Senate Agreed to Session 1, roll call 177: On the Motion to Table
motion to table mcconnell amdt no.547; To strike the section increasing the Presidential election campaign fund check-off.
6/24/93 Senate Rejected Session 1, roll call 172: On the Amendment
deconcini amdt no.531; 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.
6/24/93 Senate Rejected Session 1, roll call 170: On the Amendment
kerrey amdt no.518; To establish a National Health Care Trust Fund.
6/24/93 Senate Agreed to Session 1, roll call 169: On the Motion to Table
motion to table lott amdt no.516; To eliminate the increase in the taxation of social security benefits.
6/24/93 Senate Agreed to Session 1, roll call 167: On the Motion to Table
motion to table nickles amdt no.508; To eliminate the imposition of the 4.3 cents deficit reduction rate.
6/24/93 Senate Agreed to Session 1, roll call 166: On the Amendment
mitchell amdt no.507; 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.
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