Senate Roll Call 128
107th Congress, 1st session · Senate roll no. 128 · 2001-05-21 · Motion Rejected
H.R. 1836: On the Motion — To make permanent the moratorium on the imposition of taxes on the Internet.
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- Senate Roll Call 128, 107th Congress, 2001-05-21, HR 1836, yourstate.us, https://yourstate.us/vote/26128
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11Yea
88Nay
0Present
1Not voting
By party
| Party | Yea | Nay | Present | Not voting |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Democrat | 2 | 48 | 0 | 0 |
| Independent | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 |
| Republican | 9 | 38 | 0 | 1 |
Yea (11)
Nay (88)
Arlen SpecterBarbara A. MikulskiBen NelsonBill NelsonBlanche LincolnBob GrahamByron DorganCarl LevinCharles E. SchumerChristopher DoddDaniel K. AkakaDaniel K. InouyeDebbie StabenowDianne FeinsteinEdward KennedyErnest HollingsEvan BayhHarry ReidHerb KohlHillary ClintonJ. ClelandJack ReedJean CarnahanJeff BingamanJohn BreauxJohn D. Rockefeller, IVJohn EdwardsJohn F. KerryJon CorzineJoseph BidenKent ConradMaria CantwellMark DaytonMary L. LandrieuMax BaucusPatrick J. LeahyPatty MurrayPaul SarbanesPaul WellstoneRichard J. DurbinRobert ByrdRobert TorricelliRussell FeingoldThomas DaschleThomas R. CarperTim JohnsonTom HarkinZell MillerJames JeffordsJoseph I. LiebermanBen CampbellCharles HagelChristopher BondChuck GrassleyConrad BurnsCraig ThomasDon NicklesFrank MurkowskiFred ThompsonGeorge VoinovichJ. ThurmondJames M. InhofeJeff SessionsJesse HelmsJim BunningJohn EnsignJohn McCainJon KylKay Bailey HutchisonLincoln ChafeeMichael B. EnziMichael DeWineMitch McConnellOlympia J. SnoweOrrin G. HatchPat RobertsPete DomeniciPeter FitzgeraldPhil GrammRichard C. ShelbyRichard G. LugarRichard SantorumRobert BennettSusan M. CollinsThad CochranTim HutchinsonTrent LottWilliam Frist