Senate Roll Call 312
98th Congress · 1983-10-29
TO TABLE THE DIXON AMENDMENT TO H. J. RES. 308. THE DIXON AMENDMENT EXPRESSES THE SENSE OF THE SENATE THAT A PROVISION AUTHORIZING THE PRESIDENT TO DISAPPROVE INDIVIDUAL ITEMS OF APPROPRIATIONS SHOULD BE INCLUDED AS PART OF THE (CONTINUED) CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES. (MOTION PASSED) SEE NOTE(S) 21
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53Yea
25Nay
0Present
19Not voting
By party
| Party | Yea | Nay | Present | Not voting |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Democrat | 34 | 4 | 0 | 8 |
| Republican | 20 | 23 | 0 | 11 |
Yea (54)
Arlen SpecterCarl LevinChristopher DoddClaiborne PellDale BumpersDaniel K. InouyeDaniel MoynihanDavid PryorDonald RiegleEdward KennedyFrank R. LautenbergGeorge MitchellHoward MetzenbaumHowell HeflinJames SasserJeff BingamanJennings RandolphJohn JohnstonJohn MelcherJohn StennisLawton ChilesLloyd BentsenMax BaucusPatrick J. LeahyPaul SarbanesPaul TsongasQuentin BurdickRobert ByrdRussell LongSpark MatsunagaThomas EagletonWalter HuddlestonWendell FordWilliam BradleyAlfonse D’AmatoChuck GrassleyDavid DurenbergerFrank MurkowskiHenry HeinzHoward BakerJames McClureJohn DanforthJohn TowerMalcolm WallopNancy KassebaumPete DomeniciRobert DoleRobert PackwoodRobert StaffordT. GortonTed StevensWarren RudmanWilliam CohenWilliam Roth
Nay (27)
Alan DixonJ. ExonSamuel NunnWilliam ProxmireAlan SimpsonDon NicklesEdwin GarnGordon HumphreyJ. ThurmondJacob HechtJames AbdnorJeremiah DentonJesse HelmsJohn ChafeeJohn EastJohn WarnerLarry PresslerMack MattinglyOrrin G. HatchPaul TriblePete WilsonRichard G. LugarRobert KastenRoger JepsenRudolph BoschwitzSteven SymmsWilliam Armstrong