103rd Congress / Bills / S CON RES 63
Title
An original concurrent resolution setting forth the congressional budget for the United States Government for the fiscal years 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, and 1999.
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Votes on this bill
| Date | Chamber | Result | Vote |
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| Senate | Session 2, roll call 81: On the Amendment sasser amdt no 1602 (as modified); To state the sense of the Congress that health care reform should contribute to deficit reduction. |
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| Senate | Session 2, roll call 80: On the Amendment Gramm Amdt. No. 1598; To reimburse states for costs resulting from Federal Government's failure to control our borders and curb illegal immigrants. |
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| Senate | Session 2, roll call 79: On the Motion to Recommit Motion to Recommit; An original concurrent resolution setting forth the congressional budget for the United States Government for the fiscal years 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, and 1999. |
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| Senate | Session 2, roll call 78: On the Amendment Gramm Amdt. No. 1574; To reduce the deficit, reduce the tax burden on children, and promote the private pursuit of happiness. |
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| Senate | Session 2, roll call 74: On the Amendment hutchison amdt no. 1572; To reduce Function 800 to reflect a 7.5% reduction in legislative branch appropriations. |
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| Senate | Session 2, roll call 73: On the Amendment mack amdt no. 1571; To express the sense of the Senate supporting a balanced budget and the creation of a Spending Reduction Commission to achieve this goal. |
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| Senate | Session 2, roll call 72: On the Amendment domenici amdt no. 1567; To hold discretionary spending at the statutory cap levels and to reduce the Federal budget deficit through restraint in the growth of mandatory spending. |
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| Senate | Session 2, roll call 69: On the Amendment lott amdt no. 1563; To improve the resolution. |
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| Senate | Session 2, roll call 68: On the Amendment Boxer Amdt. No. 1562; To increase funding for children's programs. |
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| Senate | Session 2, roll call 67: On the Amendment Dodd Amdt. No. 1561; To increase the Federal share of education funding for individuals with disabilities by $6 billion in FY'95 and $30.5 billion over 5 years. |
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| Senate | Session 2, roll call 66: On the Amendment Domenici Amdt. No. 1560; In the nature of a substitute. |
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| Senate | Session 2, roll call 65: On the Amendment Gorton amdt. no. 1559; To restore the Edward Byrne formula grants by reducing all agencies furniture accounts. |
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| Senate | Session 2, roll call 64: On the Amendment harkin amdt no. 1558, as modified; Of a technical nature. |
