Senate Roll Call 459
95th Congress · 1977-09-27
S. 2104: TO TABLE METZENBAUM AMENDMENT #946 TO S. 2104, AN AMENDMENT MODIFYING THE "PURPOSE" SECTION OF THE BILL SO AS TO STATE THAT THE BURDEN OF INCREASED COSTS SHALL BE BORNE BY LOW PRIORITY USERS.
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50Yea
32Nay
0Present
16Not voting
By party
| Party | Yea | Nay | Present | Not voting |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Democrat | 19 | 31 | 0 | 11 |
| Independent | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Republican | 31 | 2 | 0 | 5 |
Yea (51)
Dennis DeConciniEdward ZorinskyHoward CannonJames AbourezkJames AllenJennings RandolphJohn GlennJohn JohnstonJohn MelcherLawton ChilesLloyd BentsenMaurice GravelQuentin BurdickRichard StoneRobert ByrdRobert MorganThomas McIntyreWalter HuddlestonWendell FordHarry ByrdBarry GoldwaterCarl CurtisCharles PercyClifford HansenDewey BartlettEdwin GarnHarrison SchmittHenry BellmonHenry HeinzHoward BakerJ. ThurmondJacob JavitsJames McClureJames PearsonJesse HelmsJohn ChafeeJohn DanforthJohn TowerMalcolm WallopMark HatfieldOrrin G. HatchPaul LaxaltPete DomeniciRichard G. LugarRichard SchweikerRobert DoleRobert GriffinRobert PackwoodSamuel HayakawaTed StevensWilliam Roth
Nay (33)
Abraham RibicoffAdlai StevensonAlan CranstonBirch BayhClaiborne PellDale BumpersDaniel K. InouyeDaniel MoynihanDonald RiegleEdmund MuskieEdward KennedyErnest HollingsFloyd HaskellFrank ChurchGaylord NelsonGeorge McGovernHenry JacksonJames SasserJohn CulverJohn DurkinJoseph BidenPatrick J. LeahyPaul SarbanesRichard ClarkSamuel NunnSpark MatsunagaThomas EagletonWarren MagnusonWendell AndersonWilliam HathawayWilliam ProxmireClifford CaseEdward Brooke