Charles Mosher

Where their votes land

No recorded position on any of these values. Charles Mosher was not in Congress for the votes they are measured on.

How the scale is worked out

Government experience

A district link opens that seat as the plan in force draws it. Seat numbers outlive the lines beneath them, so for an older term that is not the ground they held.

Voting record

• H.R. 11337 — TO AGREE TO THE CONFERENCE REPORT ON H.R. 11337.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1273 · 1976-10-01

  Yea
• S. 3131 — TO AGREE TO THE CONFERENCE REPORT ON S. 3131, TO INCREASE THE AUTHORIZATION FOR AMTRAK TO $430 MILLION IN 1977 AND TO $470 MILLION IN FISCAL 1978.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1272 · 1976-10-01

  Yea
• H.R. 10210 — TO AGREE TO THE CONFERENCE REPORT ON H.R. 10210.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1271 · 1976-10-01

  Yea
• S. 2278 — TO PASS S. 2278.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1270 · 1976-10-01

  Yea
• S. 2278 — TO RECOMMIT TO THE HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE S. 2278, WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO REPORT IT BACK WITH AN AMENDMENT EXCLUDING CASES FILED PRIOR TO THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THE ACT.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1269 · 1976-10-01

  Nay
• HRE 1591 — TO AGREE TO H. RES. 1591, THE RULE TO CONSIDER S. 2278, THE CIVIL RIGHTS ATTTORNEYS' FEES AWARDS ACT OF 1976.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1268 · 1976-10-01

  Yea
• H.R. 12572 — TO RECOMMIT TO THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE H.R. 12572, WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO DELETE LANGUAGE REQUIRING FEDERAL INSPECTION AT EXPORT PORTS EXCEPT AT STATE AGENCIES IN EXISTENCE SINCE JULY 1.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1267 · 1976-10-01

  Nay
• S. 3521 — TO AMEND THE COMMITTEE (INTERIOR AND INSULAR AFFAIRS) SUBSTITUTE AMENDMENT TO S. 3521, TO EXPEDITE A DECISION ON DELIVERY OF ALASKA NATURAL GAS TO U.S. MARKETS. THE DINGELL AMENDMENT PROPOSES A COMPROMISE PROCESS FOR DELIVERY.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1266 · 1976-09-30

  Yea
• H.R. 10210 — THAT THE HOUSE INSIST ON ITS DISAGREEMENT WITH THE SENATE AMENDMENTS TO H.R. 10210 AND AGREE TO A CONFERENCE ASKED BY THE SENATE.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1265 · 1976-09-30

  Yea
• S. 2212 — TO AGREE TO THE CONFERENCE REPORT ON S. 2212, AUTHORIZING $800 MILLION FOR FISCAL YEARS 1977-79 FOR THE LAW ENFORCEMENT ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATIONS.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1264 · 1976-09-30

  Yea
• H.R. 13367 — THAT THE HOUSE RECED AND CONCUR IN THE SENATE AMENDMENT TO H.R. 13367, WITH AN AMENDMENT WHICH INDEXES AN ADDITIONAL $600 MILLION TO INCOME TAX COLLECTION LEVELS.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1263 · 1976-09-30

  Yea
• H.R. 13367 — THAT THE HOUSE RECEDE AND CONCUR IN A SENATE AMENDMENT TO H.R. 13367, WITH AN AMENDMENT WHICH SEEKS TO STRIKE $600 MILLION OVER THREE YEARS.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1262 · 1976-09-30

  Nay
• H.R. 14232 — TO OVERRIDE THE PRESIDENT'S VETO OF H. R. 14232.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1261 · 1976-09-30

  Nay
• H.R. 14970 — TO PASS H.R. 14970, TO EXTEND UNTIL DEC. 31, 1977 THE SPECIAL UNEMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (SUA) AND TO PROVIDE COVERAGE FOR CERTAIN WORKERS PRESENTLY NOT COVERED BY REGULAR UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1260 · 1976-09-29

  Yea
• HRE 1552 — TO AGREE TO H. RES. 1552, THE RULE TO CONSIDEER H.R. 14970, TO EXTEND UNTIL DEC. 31, 1977 THE SPECIAL UNEMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (SUA) AND TO PROVIDE COVERAGE FOR WORKERS PRESENTLY NOT COVERED BY REGULAR UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1259 · 1976-09-29

  Yea
• HRE 1581 — TO AGREE TO H. RES. 1581, PROVIDING FOR CONSIDERATION OF THE REPORTS BY THE COMMITTEE ON RULES BY A MAJORITY VOTE RATHER THAN A TWO THIRDS VOTE.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1258 · 1976-09-29

  Nay
• H.R. 13655 — TO OVERRIDE THE PRESIDENT'S VETO OF H.R. 13655, AUTOMOTIVE TRANSPORT RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 1976, TO PROMOTE THE DEVELOPMENT OF CARS USING NON-PETROLEUM BASED FUELS.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1257 · 1976-09-29

  Yea
• H.R. 15 — TO PASS H.R. 15.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1256 · 1976-09-28

  Not voting
• H.R. 15 — THAT THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE RISE, THUS POSTPONING ACTION ON H.R. 15.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1255 · 1976-09-28

  Not voting
• H.R. 15 — TO AMEND H.R. 15 , BY REQUIRING THAT ALL CONTRIBUTIONS TO REGISTERED LOBBYING ORGANIZATIONS IN EXCESS OF $2,500 BE REPORTED.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1254 · 1976-09-28

  Not voting
• H.R. 15 — THAT THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE RISE THUS POSTPONING ACTION ON H.R. 15.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1253 · 1976-09-28

  Yea
• H.R. 15 — TO AMEND H.R. 15, BY INCLUDING IN THE DEFINITION OF A LOBBYING ORGANIZATION ALL OFFICERS, DIRECTORS OR EMPLOYEES RATHER THAN THOSE WHO ARE SPECIFICALLY PAID OFFICERS, DIRECTORS OR EMPLOYEES.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1252 · 1976-09-28

  Nay
• H.R. 15 — TO AMEND H.R. 15, BY INCLUDING AS A LOBBYING ORGANIZATION A STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT'S WASHINGTON REPRESENTATIVE WHO MAINTAINS A BUSINESS ADDRESS IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA METROPOLITAN AREA.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1251 · 1976-09-28

  Nay
• H.R. 15 — TO AGREE TO AN AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE FOR THE COMMITTEE AMENDMENT TO H.R. 15. THE BENNETT AMENDMENT USES THE NUMBER OF CONTACTS WITHIN A REPORTING PERIOD RATHER THAN A PERCENTAGE OF TIME, AS A THRESHOLD FOR DEFINING A LOBBYIST ORGANIZATION.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1250 · 1976-09-28

  Nay
• H.R. 15 — TO AMEND THE BENNETT SUBSTITUTE AMENDMENT (SEE R.C. 832) TO H.R. 15. THE ASHBROOK AMENDMENT REQUIRES THE REPORTING OF ANY AND ALL INDIVIDUALS LOBBYING WITHIN 50 FT. OF EITHER CHAMBER OF CONGRESS, INCLUDING THEIR HOURS AND PURPOSE OF THEIR ACTIVITY.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1249 · 1976-09-28

  Yea
• H.R. 15 — TO AGREE TO AN AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE TO THE BENNETT SUBSTITUTE AMENDMENT (SEE R.C. 832) TO H.R. 15. THE MYERS AMENDMENT INCLUDES IN THE REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS IDENTIFICATION OF ANYONE WHO CONTRIBUTES OR EXPECTS TO CONTRIBUTE $2,500 TO AN ORGANIZATION AND WHO SPENDS OR WILL SPEND 20% OR MORE OF HIS TIME IN ANY FILING QUARTERLY ENGAGED IN ACTIVITIES FOR THE ORGANIZATION.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1248 · 1976-09-28

  Nay
• H.R. 15 — TO AMEND THE BENNETT SUBSTITUTE AMENDMENT (SEE R.C. 832) TO H.R. 15. THE MIKVA AMENDMENT REQUIRES THAT THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL REFER THE GIVING OF GIFTS THAT EXCEED $100 IN VALUE TO THE COMMITTEE ON STANDARDS OF OFFICIAL CONDUCT, WHICH WOULD DETERMINE IF ACCEPTANCE IS IN VIOLATION OF THE RULES OF THE HOUSE.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1247 · 1976-09-28

  Not voting
• H.R. 15 — TO AMEND THE BENNETT SUBSTITUTE AMENDMENT (SEE R.C. 832) TO H.R. 15. THE KINDNESS AMENDMENT WOULD EXEMPT THE INFLUENCING OF THE AWARD OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AS A LOBBYING ACTIVITY.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1246 · 1976-09-28

  Not voting
• H.R. 15 — TO AMEND THE BENNETT SUBSTITUTE AMENDMENT (SEE R.C. 832) TO H.R. 15. THE BROWN AMENDMENT WOULD REQUIRE LOBBYISTS TO WEAR IDENTIFICATION NAME TAGS IF THEIR LOBBYING ACTIVITIES ARE WITHIN 50 FT. OF AN ENTRANCE TO EITHER CHAMBER OF THE CONGRESS WHILE SUCH BODY IS IN SESSION.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1245 · 1976-09-28

  Not voting
• H.R. 15 — TO AMEND THE BENNETT SUBSTITUTE AMENDMENT (SEE R.C. 832) FOR H.R. 15. THE QUIE AMENDMENT WOULD INCLUDE CERTAIN EMPLOYEES OF STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS WITHIN THE DEFINITION OF LOBBYING ORGANIZATIONS.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1244 · 1976-09-28

  Not voting
• H.R. 15 — TO AMEND THE BENNETT SUBSTITUTE AMENDMENT (SEE R.C. 832) TO H.R. 15. KINDNESS AMENDMENT WOULD PROVIDE A MINIMUM LEVEL OF 12 ORAL LOBBYING COMMUNICATIONS WITH A FEDERAL OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1243 · 1976-09-28

  Not voting
• H.R. 15 — TO AMEND THE BENNETT SUBSTITUTE AMENDMENT (SEE R.C. 832) TO H.R. 15. THE SISK AMENDMENT WOULD STRIKE LANGUAGE WHICH INCLUDES PREPARING OR DRAFTING OF COMMUNICATIONS AS LOBBYING ACTIVITIES.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1242 · 1976-09-28

  Nay
• H.R. 15 — THAT THE HOUSE RESOLVE ITSELF INTO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE FOR CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 15.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1241 · 1976-09-28

  Yea
• S. 3149 — TO AGREE TO THE CONFERENCE REPORT ON S. 3147, TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1240 · 1976-09-28

  Yea
• S. 521 — TO RECOMMIT TO THE COMMITTEE ON CONFERENCE THE CONFERENCE REPORT ON S. 521, WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO DELETE ALL PROVISIONS FOR FEDERAL EXPLORATORY DRILLING. THIS BILL INCREASES THE SUPPLY OF ENERGY IN THE UNITED STATES FROM THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1239 · 1976-09-28

  Yea
• S. 521 — TO CONSIDER THE CONFERENCE REPORT ON S. 521, TO INCREASE THE SUPPLY OF ENERGY IN THE UNITED STATES FROM THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1238 · 1976-09-28

  Yea
• THAT WHEN THE HOUSE ADJOURNS IT MEET AT 10:00 A.M. ON SEPT. 28, 1976.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1237 · 1976-09-27

  Not voting
• H.R. 12168 — THAT THE HOUSE RECEDE AND CONCUR WITH AMENDMENT TO THE SENATE AMENDMENT CONTAINING THE CONFERENCE APPROVED VERSION OF H.R. 12168, NATURAL GAS PIPELINE SAFETY ACT AMENDMENTS OF 1976.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1236 · 1976-09-27

  Not voting
• H.R. 14496 — TO PASS H.R. 14496, TO PROVIDE TECHNICAL AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF MANAGEMENT PLANS AND FACILITIES FOR THE RECOVERY OF ENERGY AND OTHER RESOURCES FROM DISCARDED MATERIALS. ALSO TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE FOR THE SAFE DISPOSAL OF DISCARDED MATERIALS AND FOR THE REGULATION OF THE MANAGEMENT OF HAZARDOUS WASTE.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1235 · 1976-09-27

  Yea
• HRE 1553 — TO AGREE TO H. RES. 1533, THE RULE TO CONSIDER H.R. 14496, RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT OF 1976.House · 94th Congress · Roll 1234 · 1976-09-27

  Yea