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Senate Roll Call 45

105th Congress, 1st session · Senate roll no. 45 · 1997-04-17 · Bill Passed

S. 495: On Passage of the Bill — A bill to provide criminal and civil penalties for the unlawful acquisition, transfer, or use of any chemical weapon or biological weapon, and to reduce the threat of acts of terrorism or armed aggression involving the use of any such weapon against the United States, its citizens, or Armed Forces, or those of any allied country, and for other purposes.

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Senate Roll Call 45, 105th Congress, 1997-04-17, S 495, yourstate.us, https://yourstate.us/vote/22562
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44Nay
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Republican50003

Yea (53)

Arlen SpecterDemocrat · PAJames JeffordsIndependent · VTJoseph I. LiebermanIndependent · CTAlfonse D’AmatoRepublican · NYBen CampbellRepublican · COCharles HagelRepublican · NEChuck GrassleyRepublican · IAConnie MackRepublican · FLConrad BurnsRepublican · MTCraig ThomasRepublican · WYDaniel CoatsRepublican · INDirk KempthorneRepublican · IDDon NicklesRepublican · OKFrank MurkowskiRepublican · AKFred ThompsonRepublican · TNGordon SmithRepublican · ORJ. ThurmondRepublican · SCJames M. InhofeRepublican · OKJeff SessionsRepublican · ALJesse HelmsRepublican · NCJohn AshcroftRepublican · MOJohn ChafeeRepublican · RIJohn McCainRepublican · AZJohn WarnerRepublican · VAJon KylRepublican · AZJudd GreggRepublican · NHKay Bailey HutchisonRepublican · TXLarry CraigRepublican · IDMichael B. EnziRepublican · WYMichael DeWineRepublican · OHMitch McConnellRepublican · KYOlympia J. SnoweRepublican · MEOrrin G. HatchRepublican · UTPat RobertsRepublican · KSPaul CoverdellRepublican · GAPete DomeniciRepublican · NMPhil GrammRepublican · TXRichard C. ShelbyRepublican · ALRichard G. LugarRepublican · INRichard SantorumRepublican · PARobert BennettRepublican · UTRobert SmithRepublican · NHRod GramsRepublican · MNSamuel BrownbackRepublican · KSSpencer AbrahamRepublican · MISusan M. CollinsRepublican · MET. GortonRepublican · WATed StevensRepublican · AKTim HutchinsonRepublican · ARTrent LottRepublican · MSWayne AllardRepublican · COWilliam FristRepublican · TNWilliam RothRepublican · DE

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