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106th Congress / Bills / S CON RES 101

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An original concurrent resolution setting forth the congressional budget for the United States Government for fiscal years 2001 through 2005 and revising the budgetary levels for fiscal year 2000.

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Votes on this bill

DateChamberResultVote
4/7/00 Senate Rejected Session 2, roll call 78: On the Amendment
Kennedy Amdt. No. 2962; To expand medicaid and S. CHIP coverage to low income families.
4/7/00 Senate Failed Session 2, roll call 77: On the Motion to Table
Motion to Table Kennedy Amendment No. 2962; To expand medicaid and S. CHIP coverage to low income families.
4/7/00 Senate Agreed to Session 2, roll call 76: On the Amendment
Kennedy Amendment No. 3079; To express the sense of the Senate concerning an increase in the Federal minimum wage.
4/7/00 Senate Agreed to Session 2, roll call 75: On the Amendment
Nickles Amendment No. 3078; To express the sense of the Senate that any increase in the minimum wage should be accompanied by tax relief for small businesses.
4/7/00 Senate Agreed to Session 2, roll call 74: On the Amendment
Craig Amendment No. 3077; To express the sense of the Senate regarding the enforcement of Federal firearms laws.
4/7/00 Senate Rejected Session 2, roll call 73: On the Amendment
Domenici Amendment No. 3076; To increase discretionary health funding by $1,600,000,000.
4/7/00 Senate Failed Session 2, roll call 72: On the Motion to Table
Motion to Table Voinovich Amendment No. 3075; To express the sense of the Senate with regard to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
4/7/00 Senate Agreed to Session 2, roll call 71: On the Amendment
Lautenberg Amendment No. 2957; To provide a substitute.
4/7/00 Senate Agreed to Session 2, roll call 69: On the Amendment
Kennedy Amendment No. 2939; To reduce the GOP tax cut by less than 1 percent in FY2001, and 1.8 percent over 5 years, to increase the Pell grant maximum by a total of $400- raising the basic Pell grant from the current $3,300 to $3,700.
4/7/00 Senate Rejected Session 2, roll call 68: On the Amendment
Voinovich Amendment No. 2907; To strike the reconciliation instruction for tax cuts, thereby allowing surpluses to go toward DEBT REDUCTION.
4/7/00 Senate Agreed to Session 2, roll call 66: On the Amendment
Craig Amendment No. 3074; In the nature of a perfecting amendment.
4/6/00 Senate Agreed to Session 2, roll call 64: On the Amendment
Reed Amendment No. 2964; To express the sense of the Senate regarding the need to reduce gun violence in America.
4/6/00 Senate Failed Session 2, roll call 63: On the Motion to Table
Motion To Table Bond Amendment No. 2913; To express the sense of the Senate against the Federal funding of smoke shops (discount tobacco stores).
4/6/00 Senate Agreed to Session 2, roll call 62: On the Motion to Table
Motion To Table Robb Amendment No. 2965; To reduce revenue cuts by $5.9 billion over the next five years to help fund school modernization projects.
4/6/00 Senate Agreed to Session 2, roll call 61: On the Amendment
McCain Amendment No. 2988; To establish a special subsistence allowance for certain members of the uniformed services who are eligible to receive food stamp assistance
4/6/00 Senate Agreed to Session 2, roll call 60: On the Amendment
Gramm Amendment No. 2973; To express the sense of the Senate on proposals "to accomplish the strategic goal of completely eliminating the internal combustion engine over, say, a twenty-five year period."
4/6/00 Senate Agreed to Session 2, roll call 58: On the Motion to Table
Motion To Table Roth Amendment No. 2955; To strike the revenue assumption for Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) receipts in fiscal year 2005.
4/6/00 Senate Agreed to Session 2, roll call 57: On the Amendment
Byrd Amendment No. 2943; To express the sense of the Senate on the continued use of Federal fuel taxes for the construction and rehabilitation of our nation's highways, bridges, and transit systems.
4/6/00 Senate Agreed to Session 2, roll call 59: On the Motion to Table
Motion to table Reid Amdt No. 2985; An amendment of a perfecting nature.
4/5/00 Senate Agreed to Session 2, roll call 55: On the Motion to Table
Motion to Table Conrad Amdt. No. 2935; To increase the amount of debt reduction contained in the resolution by $75 billion over 5 years.
4/5/00 Senate Agreed to Session 2, roll call 54: On the Motion to Table
Motion To Table Bingaman Amendment No. 2926; To provide funding for certain education programs.
4/5/00 Senate Agreed to Session 2, roll call 53: On the Amendment
Hutchison Amendment No. 2914; Sense of the Senate to provide for relief from the marriage penalty tax.
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