Senate Roll Call 349
97th Congress · 1981-11-03
H.R. 4209: TO AGREE TO REJECT A POINT OF ORDER ON AN AMENDMENT TO H.R.4209, A BILL APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1982 FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, THAT THE COMMITTEE AMENDMENT DIRECTING AMTRAK TO PROVIDE RAIL SERVICE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, D.C. AND CHICAGO VIA CINCINNATI, WAS NOT GERMANE AS BEING LEGISLATION ON AN APPROPRIATION BILL. (POINT OF ORDER NOT SUSTAINED)
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75Yea
12Nay
0Present
13Not voting
By party
| Party | Yea | Nay | Present | Not voting |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Democrat | 39 | 1 | 0 | 7 |
| Independent | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 |
| Republican | 36 | 10 | 0 | 6 |
Yea (75)
Alan CranstonAlan DixonArlen SpecterCarl LevinChristopher DoddClaiborne PellDale BumpersDaniel MoynihanDavid BorenDavid PryorDennis DeConciniDonald RiegleEdward KennedyEdward ZorinskyErnest HollingsGeorge MitchellHenry JacksonHowell HeflinJ. ExonJames SasserJennings RandolphJohn GlennJohn JohnstonJohn MelcherJohn StennisJoseph BidenLawton ChilesLloyd BentsenMax BaucusPatrick J. LeahyPaul SarbanesPaul TsongasQuentin BurdickRobert ByrdRussell LongSamuel NunnThomas EagletonWalter HuddlestonWilliam BradleyAlan SimpsonAlfonse D’AmatoCharles MathiasCharles PercyChuck GrassleyEdwin GarnFrank MurkowskiHarrison SchmittHenry HeinzHoward BakerJ. ThurmondJames AbdnorJames McClureJames QuayleJeremiah DentonJesse HelmsJohn WarnerLarry PresslerLowell WeickerMack MattinglyMark AndrewsMark HatfieldNancy KassebaumOrrin G. HatchPaul LaxaltPaula HawkinsRichard G. LugarRobert DoleRobert StaffordRoger JepsenSamuel HayakawaT. GortonTed StevensThad CochranWarren RudmanWilliam Roth