Senate Roll Call 510
95th Congress · 1977-10-01
S. 2104: TO TABLE DANFORTH (FOR ABOUREZK) AMENDMENT #970 TO THE ORIGINAL PEARSON-BENTSEN SUBSTITUTE (SEE RC 390) FOR S. 2104. AMENDMENT #970 GRANTS INTERVENORS IN A LAWSUIT THE RIGHT TO OBTAIN THE INFORMATION GRANTED TO THE ORIGINAL PARTIES.
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47Yea
35Nay
0Present
17Not voting
By party
| Party | Yea | Nay | Present | Not voting |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Democrat | 20 | 33 | 0 | 8 |
| Independent | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Republican | 26 | 3 | 0 | 9 |
Yea (47)
Alan CranstonDennis DeConciniEdward ZorinskyHerman TalmadgeJames AllenJames EastlandJennings RandolphJohn GlennJohn JohnstonJohn SparkmanJohn StennisLawton ChilesLloyd BentsenQuentin BurdickRichard StoneRobert MorganRussell LongThomas EagletonThomas McIntyreWendell FordHarry ByrdCarl CurtisCharles PercyClifford HansenDewey BartlettEdwin GarnHarrison SchmittHenry BellmonHenry HeinzHoward BakerJ. ThurmondJames McClureJames PearsonJesse HelmsJohn ChafeeJohn DanforthJohn TowerMalcolm WallopMark HatfieldOrrin G. HatchRichard G. LugarRichard SchweikerRobert DoleRobert PackwoodTed StevensWilliam RothWilliam Scott
Nay (36)
Abraham RibicoffAdlai StevensonBirch BayhClaiborne PellDale BumpersDaniel K. InouyeDaniel MoynihanDonald RiegleEdmund MuskieErnest HollingsFloyd HaskellFrank ChurchGary HartGaylord NelsonHarrison WilliamsHenry JacksonHoward MetzenbaumHubert HumphreyJames AbourezkJames SasserJohn CulverJohn DurkinJohn MelcherPatrick J. LeahyPaul SarbanesRichard ClarkRobert ByrdSamuel NunnSpark MatsunagaWarren MagnusonWendell AndersonWilliam HathawayWilliam ProxmireCharles MathiasClifford CaseEdward Brooke