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Members of Congress / Jean Schmidt / Votes Against Party

DateVotePositionGOP opinionDEM opinion
8/1/08 Vote 561: H R 6599 No Yes No
7/24/08 Vote 531: H R 5501: Tom Lantos and Henry J. Hyde United States Global Leadership Against Hiv/Aids, Tuberculosis, and Malaria Reauthorization Act Yes No Yes
7/9/08 Vote 477: H R 5811: Electronic Message Preservation Act Yes No Yes
6/24/08 Vote 448: H R 6346: Federal Price Gouging Prevention Act Yes No Yes
6/18/08 Vote 417: H R 6124: To Provide for the Continuation of Agricultural and Other Programs of the Department of Agriculture Through the Fiscal Year 2012, and for Other Purposes No Yes Yes
6/12/08 Vote 412: H R 5749: Emergency Extended Unemployment Compensation Act of 2008 Yes No Yes
6/11/08 Vote 403: H R 5749: Emergency Extended Unemployment Compensation Act of 2008 Yes No Yes
5/22/08 Vote 355: H R 5658 No Yes No
5/21/08 Vote 346: H R 2419: Farm, Nutrition, and Bioenergy Act No Yes Yes
5/21/08 Vote 345: H R 1771: Crane Conservation Act of 2008 Yes No Yes
5/20/08 Vote 335: H R 1464: Great Cats and Rare Canids Act of 2007 Yes No Yes
5/20/08 Vote 332: H R 6074: Gas Price Relief for Consumers Act No Yes Yes
5/15/08 Vote 328: H R 2642: Military Construction and Veterans Affairs and Related Agencies Appropriations Act Yes Present No
5/8/08 Vote 302: H R 3221: Foreclosure Prevention Act of 2008 No Yes Yes
5/7/08 Vote 293: H R 5818 Yes No Yes
5/7/08 Vote 277: H R 5937: To Facilitate the Preservation of Certain Affordable Housing Dwelling Units No Yes Yes
4/16/08 Vote 199: H R 2634: Jubilee Act for Responsible Lending and Expanded Debt Collection Act Yes No Yes
4/2/08 Vote 158: H R 5501: Tom Lantos and Henry J. Hyde United States Global Leadership Against Hiv/Aids, Tuberculosis, and Malaria Reauthorization Act Yes No Yes
3/13/08 Vote 140: H CON RES 312 No Yes No
1/29/08 Vote 28: H R 1528: New England National Scenic Trail Designation Act Yes No Yes
12/18/07 Vote 1177: H R 6: Energy Independence and Security Act Yes No Yes
12/12/07 Vote 1150: H R 4299: Terrorism Risk Insurance Program Reauthorization Act Yes No Yes
12/4/07 Vote 1123: H R 3998: America’S Historical and Natural Legacy Study Act No Yes Yes
9/20/07 Vote 886: On Motion to Adjourn No Yes No
9/19/07 Vote 884: H R 2761: Terrorism Risk Insurance Revision and Extension Act Yes No Yes
9/6/07 Vote 859: H R 2786: Native American Housing Assistance and Self-Determination Reauthorization Act of 2007 No Yes Yes
9/4/07 Vote 847: H R 694: Minority Serving Institution Digital and Wireless Technology Opportunity Act No Yes Yes
8/5/07 Vote 842: H R 3222 Yes No No
8/5/07 Vote 841: H R 3222 No Yes No
8/2/07 Vote 811: H R 3161 Yes No No
8/2/07 Vote 810: H R 3161 Yes No No
8/2/07 Vote 807: H R 3161 No Yes No
7/27/07 Vote 751: H R 2419 Yes No No
7/26/07 Vote 736: H R 3093 Yes No No
7/26/07 Vote 735: H R 3093 Yes No No
7/25/07 Vote 724: H R 3093 Yes No No
7/24/07 Vote 705: H R 3074 Yes No No
7/24/07 Vote 702: H R 3074 Yes No No
7/24/07 Vote 701: H R 3074 Yes No No
7/24/07 Vote 700: H R 3074 Yes No No
7/24/07 Vote 699: H R 3074 Yes No No
7/24/07 Vote 697: H R 3074 No Yes No
7/24/07 Vote 694: H R 3074 No Yes No
7/24/07 Vote 692: H R 3074 No Yes No
7/19/07 Vote 679: H R 3043 Yes No No
7/18/07 Vote 669: H R 3043 Yes No No
7/18/07 Vote 664: H R 3043 Yes No No
7/18/07 Vote 660: H R 3043 Yes No No
7/18/07 Vote 659: H R 3043 Yes No No
7/18/07 Vote 657: H R 3043 Yes No No
7/18/07 Vote 656: H R 3043 No Yes No
7/18/07 Vote 652: H R 3043 Yes No No
7/17/07 Vote 643: H R 3043 No Yes No
7/17/07 Vote 641: H R 2641: Energy and Water Development and Related Agencies Appropriations for Fy 2008 Yes No Yes
7/17/07 Vote 639: H R 2641 Yes No No
7/17/07 Vote 638: H R 2641 Yes No No
7/17/07 Vote 637: H R 2641 Yes No No
7/17/07 Vote 636: H R 2641 Yes No No
7/11/07 Vote 610: S 1701: To Provide for the Extension of Transitional Medical Assistance (Tma) and the Abstinence Education Program Through the End of Fiscal Year 2007, and for Other Purposes Yes No Yes
6/28/07 Vote 591: H R 2829 Yes No No
6/28/07 Vote 590: H R 2829 Yes No No
6/28/07 Vote 587: H R 2829 No Yes No
6/27/07 Vote 580: H RES 517: Providing for Consideration of H.R. 2829, Financial Services Appropriations, Fy 2008 No Yes Yes
6/27/07 Vote 569: H R 2643 Yes No No
6/27/07 Vote 566: H R 2643 Yes No No
6/26/07 Vote 563: H R 2643 Yes No Yes
6/26/07 Vote 562: H R 2643 Yes No No
6/26/07 Vote 560: H R 2643 Yes No No
6/26/07 Vote 559: H R 2643 Yes No No
6/22/07 Vote 541: H R 2764 Yes No No
6/21/07 Vote 535: H R 2764 Yes No No
6/20/07 Vote 519: H R 2641 No Yes No
6/19/07 Vote 505: H R 2641 Yes No No
6/19/07 Vote 503: H R 2641 Yes No No
6/19/07 Vote 502: H R 2641 Yes No No
6/15/07 Vote 492: H R 2642 No Yes No
6/15/07 Vote 488: H R 2638 No Yes No
6/15/07 Vote 484: H R 2638 Yes No No
6/15/07 Vote 482: H R 2638 Yes No No
6/15/07 Vote 475: H R 2638 Yes No No
6/12/07 Vote 453: H R 2638 Yes No Yes
5/24/07 Vote 424: H R 2206: Making Emergency Supplemental Appropriations for the Fiscal Year Ending September 30, 2007 No Yes Yes
5/23/07 Vote 404: H R 1252: Federal Price Gouging Prevention Act Yes No Yes
5/22/07 Vote 396: H R 1427: Federal Housing Finance Reform Act Yes No Yes
5/7/07 Vote 302: H R 407: Columbia-Pacific National Heritage Area Study Act No Yes Yes
5/2/07 Vote 278: H R 1429 Yes No Yes
4/26/07 Vote 269: H R 249: To Restore the Prohibition on the Commercial Sale and Slaughter of Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros. Yes No Yes
4/23/07 Vote 246: H R 1434: Rachel Carson Post Office Building No Yes Yes
3/27/07 Vote 197: H R 1401 Yes No No
3/26/07 Vote 189: H R 580: To Amend Chapter 35 of Title 28, United States Code, to Provide for a 120 Day Limit to the Term of a United States Attorney Appointed on An Interim Basis by the Attorney General, and for Other Purposes No Yes Yes
3/21/07 Vote 169: H R 1227 Yes No No
3/15/07 Vote 156: H R 1362: Accountability in Contracting Act No Yes Yes
3/14/07 Vote 153: H R 985: Whistleblower Protection Enhancement Act No Yes Yes
3/14/07 Vote 143: H R 1255: To Amend Chapter 22 of Title 44, Usc, Popularly Known As the Presidential Records Act, to Establish Procedures for the Consideration of Claims of Constitutionally Based Privilege Against Disclosure of Presidential Records No Yes Yes
3/9/07 Vote 135: H R 720: Water Quality Financing Act of 2007 Yes No Yes
3/9/07 Vote 133: H R 720 No Yes No
1/31/07 Vote 72: H J RES 20: Further Continuing Appropriations for Fy 2007 Yes No Yes
1/17/07 Vote 32: H R 5: College Student Relief Act No Yes Yes
1/10/07 Vote 18: H R 2: This bill would increase the federal minimum wage from $5.15 an hour to $7.25 an hour over two years. It would increase the minimum wage in three increments. Sixty days after enactment, the minimum wage is to be raised to $5.85. A year after that it will be $6.55, and a year after that it will be $7.25. This is the first change to the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 since 1997 when the federal minimum wage was increased from $4.75 to $5.15 an hour. The bill also applies the federal minimum wage to the North Mariana Islands, a territory of the United States. The legislation passed in the House on Jan. 10, 2007, with a vote of 315-116. Every House Democrat voted in favor of the proposal along with 82 Republicans. The Senate version has been stalled because President Bush recommended that tax cuts for small businesses be added to the bill. Senate Democrats lost a 54-43 cloture vote on Jan. 24, 2007 to pass the legislation without tax cuts. The Senate bill now includes $8.3 million in tax breaks even though House Democrats argue constitutional precedents require that tax legislation originate in the House, according to The Washington Post. If the Senate passes its version of the bill, both the chambers will have to reconcile their differences between the two versions. Yes No Yes
1/9/07 Vote 15: H R 1: This bill would implement many of the remaining recommendations proposed by the 9/11 Commission in 2004. The almost 300-page bill amends the Homeland Security Act of 2002 to give faster and more efficient funding to first responders. It also boosts federal aid to regions at greatest risk of a terrorist attack. It aims to improve the flow of intelligence between local law enforcement and first responders. It amends existing statutes on weapons of mass destruction to provide greater assistance to countries willing to help the United States fight nuclear proliferation overseas. It also creates an independent civil liberties watchdog group within the executive branch, according to The Washington Post. The bill bolsters cargo security on passenger planes and ships traveling to the United States. Critics say this aspect of the legislation goes too far. The bill requires airlines to physically inspect 100 percent of cargo on passenger planes within three years of the bill’s passage. It also says shippers must inspect all U.S.-bound cargo in overseas ports for radiation within five years. Using existing technology, this change potentially could slow the flow of goods into the United States, skeptics argue. The House left this component intact and passed the measure on Jan. 9, 2007, with a vote of 299-128. However, this portion of the bill could lead to its demise in the Senate. The Bush Administration has said it will not support the current House version of the bill, according to The Washington Post. Yes No Yes

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