Senate Roll Call 529
100th Congress · 1988-04-25
H.R. 1811: TO PASS HR 1811, ATOMIC VETERANS COMPENSATION ACT, A BILL TO COMPENSATE VETERANS, AND THEIR SURVIVORS, WHO PARTICIPATED IN U.S. NUCLEAR TESTS OR IN THE OCCUPATION OF HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI, AND WHO SUFFER FROM DISEASES ATTRIBUTABLE TO RADIATION EXPOSURE.
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- Senate Roll Call 529, 100th Congress, 1988-04-25, HR 1811, yourstate.us, https://yourstate.us/vote/14055
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48Yea
30Nay
0Present
18Not voting
By party
| Party | Yea | Nay | Present | Not voting |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Democrat | 41 | 2 | 0 | 11 |
| Republican | 11 | 28 | 0 | 7 |
Yea (52)
Alan CranstonAlbert GoreBarbara A. MikulskiBob GrahamBrockman AdamsCarl LevinClaiborne PellDale BumpersDaniel K. InouyeDavid BorenDavid PryorDennis DeConciniDonald RiegleEdward KennedyErnest HollingsGeorge MitchellHarry ReidHoward MetzenbaumHowell HeflinJames SanfordJames SasserJeff BingamanJohn BreauxJohn D. Rockefeller, IVJohn F. KerryJohn GlennJohn JohnstonJohn MelcherJohn StennisKent ConradMax BaucusPatrick J. LeahyPaul SarbanesPaul SimonRobert ByrdSpark MatsunagaThomas DaschleTimothy WirthTom HarkinWilliam BradleyWyche FowlerAlfonse D’AmatoHenry HeinzJohn ChafeeJohn WarnerLarry PresslerLowell WeickerOrrin G. HatchPete DomeniciRichard C. ShelbyRobert PackwoodRudolph Boschwitz
Nay (30)
Lloyd BentsenWilliam ProxmireAlan SimpsonChristopher BondChuck GrassleyDaniel EvansDon NicklesFrank MurkowskiGordon HumphreyJ. ThurmondJames McClureJames QuayleJesse HelmsJohn DanforthJohn McCainMalcolm WallopMark HatfieldMitch McConnellNancy KassebaumPhil GrammRichard G. LugarRobert DoleRobert KastenRobert StaffordSteven SymmsTed StevensThad CochranWarren RudmanWilliam ArmstrongWilliam Roth