Senate Roll Call 224
95th Congress · 1977-06-20
S. 717: TO AMEND S. 717 BY REQUIRING THAT THE SECRETARY OF LABOR PUBLISH A PAPERWORK IMPACT ANALYSIS FOR EVERY PROPOSED RULE CHANGE.
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41Yea
45Nay
0Present
12Not voting
By party
| Party | Yea | Nay | Present | Not voting |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Democrat | 14 | 40 | 0 | 7 |
| Independent | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Republican | 27 | 6 | 0 | 5 |
Yea (42)
Dennis DeConciniEdward ZorinskyHerman TalmadgeHoward MetzenbaumJames AllenJohn SparkmanJohn StennisLawton ChilesLloyd BentsenPatrick J. LeahyRichard StoneRobert MorganSamuel NunnWalter HuddlestonHarry ByrdBarry GoldwaterCarl CurtisCharles MathiasCharles PercyClifford HansenEdwin GarnHenry BellmonHenry HeinzJ. ThurmondJames McClureJesse HelmsJohn ChafeeJohn DanforthJohn TowerMalcolm WallopMark HatfieldMilton YoungPaul LaxaltPete DomeniciRichard G. LugarRichard SchweikerRobert DoleRobert PackwoodSamuel HayakawaTed StevensWilliam RothWilliam Scott
Nay (46)
Abraham RibicoffAdlai StevensonClaiborne PellDale BumpersDaniel K. InouyeDaniel MoynihanDonald RiegleEdmund MuskieEdward KennedyErnest HollingsFrank ChurchGary HartGaylord NelsonGeorge McGovernHarrison WilliamsHenry JacksonHoward CannonHubert HumphreyJames EastlandJames SasserJennings RandolphJohn CulverJohn DurkinJohn GlennJohn JohnstonJohn MelcherLee MetcalfMaurice GravelPaul SarbanesQuentin BurdickRichard ClarkRobert ByrdRussell LongSpark MatsunagaThomas EagletonThomas McIntyreWarren MagnusonWendell AndersonWendell FordWilliam ProxmireClifford CaseEdward BrookeHarrison SchmittJacob JavitsLowell WeickerRobert Stafford