Senate Roll Call 382
98th Congress · 1984-02-06
S. 1763: TO PASS S. 1763, A BILL AMENDING THE FEDERAL JUDICIAL CODE TO REVISE THE RULES GOVERNING HABEAS CORPUS CLAIMS BROUGHT BY STATE PRISONERS. (MOTION PASSED)
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67Yea
9Nay
0Present
23Not voting
By party
| Party | Yea | Nay | Present | Not voting |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Democrat | 26 | 5 | 0 | 15 |
| Republican | 42 | 4 | 0 | 8 |
Yea (68)
Alan DixonArlen SpecterClaiborne PellDale BumpersDaniel K. InouyeDavid BorenDennis DeConciniDonald RiegleEdward ZorinskyGeorge MitchellHowell HeflinJ. ExonJeff BingamanJennings RandolphJohn JohnstonJohn StennisLawton ChilesMax BaucusPaul TsongasQuentin BurdickRobert ByrdSamuel NunnSpark MatsunagaWalter HuddlestonWendell FordWilliam ProxmireAlan SimpsonAlfonse D’AmatoBarry GoldwaterChuck GrassleyDaniel EvansDon NicklesEdwin GarnFrank MurkowskiGordon HumphreyHenry HeinzHoward BakerJ. ThurmondJames AbdnorJames McClureJames QuayleJeremiah DentonJesse HelmsJohn ChafeeJohn DanforthJohn EastJohn WarnerLarry PresslerMack MattinglyMalcolm WallopMark AndrewsNancy KassebaumOrrin G. HatchPaul TriblePaula HawkinsPete DomeniciPete WilsonRichard G. LugarRobert DoleRobert PackwoodRobert StaffordSteven SymmsT. GortonTed StevensThad CochranWarren RudmanWilliam CohenWilliam Roth
Nay (9)
Not voting (23)
Christopher DoddDaniel MoynihanDavid PryorEdward KennedyErnest HollingsFrank R. LautenbergGary HartJames SasserJohn GlennLloyd BentsenPatrick J. LeahyPaul SarbanesRussell LongThomas EagletonWilliam BradleyCharles PercyJacob HechtJohn TowerMark HatfieldPaul LaxaltRobert KastenRoger JepsenWilliam Armstrong