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House narrowly approves spending bill, legislation heads to Senate

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The House narrowly approved a vital spending bill Thursday night despite deep misgivings among liberals and conservatives alike, sending the measure to the Senate as a funding deadline looms.

The bill passed on a 219-206 vote, following an intense lobbying effort by House Republican leaders and the Obama White House.

Current government funding technically runs out at midnight Thursday, and lawmakers still may have to pass a stopgap measure to buy time as the Senate debates the main $1.1 trillion spending package.

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House Republican leaders and the Obama White House were struggling to secure the votes for a $1.1 trillion spending bill ahead of a midnight deadline Thursday, after forming an unlikely alliance in a bid to avert a partial government shutdown.

As the deadline neared, President Obama and Vice President Biden were calling House Democrats and appealing for their support. White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough also met on the Hill with the Democratic caucus, but sources inside the meeting told Fox News his presentation did little to persuade lawmakers.

Meanwhile, House GOP leaders were trying to sway conservative members who, for different reasons, were opposed to the package.

It remains unclear whether the push can produce a bipartisan majority to approve the package. Despite the difficulties, House GOP leader Kevin McCarthy insisted they would "get it done."

Earlier in the day, the bill narrowly cleared an important procedural hurdle, on a 214-212 test vote. But the tight vote, which almost failed, exposed serious problems -- all Democrats voted against it, while 16 Republicans defected.
GOP leaders then delayed a final vote, signaling they did not yet have enough support lined up to pass the legislation. A spending bill of some kind is needed to avert a government shutdown after the midnight deadline. A senior House GOP source told Fox News it is "very close."

Many conservatives continue to oppose the bill because it does not attack Obama's immigration executive actions, while liberal Democrats are angry over provisions dealing with campaign spending and financial regulation.

House Speaker John Boehner can only afford to lose 17 Republicans before needing Democrats, and it was unclear whether enough might support the bill.

Amid the drama, lawmakers could still avert a partial shutdown. Current government funding technically runs out at midnight Thursday, but Fox News is told the House is looking to quickly approve a two-day resolution to fund the government through Saturday at midnight, and buy time.

A spokeswoman with the White House budget office said they "believe that time remains for Congress to pass full-year appropriations for FY 2015, and prevent a government shutdown." Nevertheless, she said agencies are preparing "for all contingencies, including a potential lapse in funding" out of an "abundance of caution."

White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said earlier that Obama supports the bill and would sign it -- despite having reservations about certain provisions.

But House Democrats were flexing their muscle, pushing back not only against GOP leaders but Obama's lobbying effort.

In a rare public rebuke of the president, Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi said she was "enormously disappointed" he had decided to embrace the bill, which she described as an attempt at legislative blackmail by House Republicans.

Pelosi, D-Calif., sent an email note to colleagues saying it is "clear" Republicans don't have the votes. She claimed this increases Democrats' "leverage" to make demands -- namely, to remove two provisions her party doesn't like.

They are: a provision rolling back one of the regulations imposed on the financial industry in the wake of the economic collapse of 2008, and one that permits wealthy contributors to increase the size of their donations to political parties for national conventions, election recounts or the construction of a headquarters building.

"They don't have the votes," Assistant Democratic Leader Jim Clyburn, D-S.C., told Fox News, referring to Republicans.

Even if the House does pass the $1.1 trillion spending bill, its fate in the Senate remains unclear.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., now a member of leadership, is going to the mat to convince Democrats not to support the spending bill in an effort to preserve the financial regulatory policy known as Dodd-Frank. Debate in the Senate on the main spending bill could easily last several more days, further underscoring the need for a stopgap spending bill.

Still, there are options.
Boehner could bring up a measure to fund the federal government for the entire fiscal year at the current spending level, doing nothing about immigration. (The current plan would fund the government through September 2015, but immigration services only through late February, teeing up a battle over immigration for early 2015).

If Boehner moves to extend all funding for a year, he'd have to rely on lots of Democrats, and would face an internal firestorm from conservatives -- though it would avert a government shutdown.

No one has actively spoken about this scenario. One senior aide told Fox News, "We're a long way from that happening."

The second theoretical option would be for Boehner to put a short-term spending bill on the floor which restricts money for immigration services. That would pass the House, but it would probably die in the Senate and face a veto threat by Obama -- though this option is not under active consideration at the moment.

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God, I hate them all for letting this awful bill to actually pass without any attempt at stopping Obama's Amnesty. We must stop him along with anyone who pulled off or voted for this amnesty. We must remove any Republican who helped to get this bill on the floor of the house for a vote and there are many of them. Do not let their NO vote tonight make you blind to how they allowed it to even happen. They are the enemy of the citizens of this nation and we must do all within our power to end this mess they are making of our country. If this action is allowed to continue, it is the death of the USA !!!!!!!

I am really to march, we must do it, we must !!!! Let's march on the capital !!!!

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Concurring in the Senate Amendment in the House
Number:House Vote #563 [primary source:house.gov] Date:Dec 11, 2014 (113th Congress)Result:Passed
TRACK VOTES

This was a vote to pass H.R. 83.

	TOTALS		REPUBLICAN	DEMOCRAT
YEA	219	50%	162	57
NAY	206	47%	67	139
NOT VOTING	10	2%	5	5
REQUIRED:	Simple Majority

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Notes: The Speaker’s Vote? “Aye” or “Yea”?

VOTE	PARTY	REPRESENTATIVE	DISTRICT
Alabama
YEA	R	Byrne, Bradley	AL 1st
YEA	R	Roby, Martha	AL 2nd
NAY	R	Rogers, Mike	AL 3rd
YEA	R	Aderholt, Robert	AL 4th
NAY	R	Brooks, Mo	AL 5th
YEA	R	Bachus, Spencer	AL 6th
YEA	D	Sewell, Terri	AL 7th
Alaska
YEA	R	Young, Don	AK
Arizona
NAY	D	Kirkpatrick, Ann	AZ 1st
YEA	D	Barber, Ron	AZ 2nd
NAY	D	Grijalva, Raúl	AZ 3rd
NAY	R	Gosar, Paul	AZ 4th
NAY	R	Salmon, Matt	AZ 5th
NAY	R	Schweikert, David	AZ 6th
YEA	D	Pastor, Ed	AZ 7th
NAY	R	Franks, Trent	AZ 8th
YEA	D	Sinema, Kyrsten	AZ 9th
Arkansas
NAY	R	Crawford, Eric	AR 1st
YEA	R	Griffin, Tim	AR 2nd
YEA	R	Womack, Steve	AR 3rd
NAY	R	Cotton, Tom	AR 4th
California
NAY	R	LaMalfa, Doug	CA 1st
NAY	D	Huffman, Jared	CA 2nd
YEA	D	Garamendi, John	CA 3rd
NAY	R	McClintock, Tom	CA 4th
NAY	D	Thompson, Mike	CA 5th
NAY	D	Matsui, Doris	CA 6th
YEA	D	Bera, Ami	CA 7th
YEA	R	Cook, Paul	CA 8th
NAY	D	McNerney, Jerry	CA 9th
YEA	R	Denham, Jeff	CA 10th
YEA	D	Miller, George	CA 11th
NAY	D	Pelosi, Nancy	CA 12th
NAY	D	Lee, Barbara	CA 13th
NAY	D	Speier, Jackie	CA 14th
NAY	D	Swalwell, Eric	CA 15th
YEA	D	Costa, Jim	CA 16th
NAY	D	Honda, Mike	CA 17th
NAY	D	Eshoo, Anna	CA 18th
NAY	D	Lofgren, Zoe	CA 19th
YEA	D	Farr, Sam	CA 20th
YEA	R	Valadao, David	CA 21st
YEA	R	Nunes, Devin	CA 22nd
YEA	R	McCarthy, Kevin	CA 23rd
NAY	D	Capps, Lois	CA 24th
YEA	R	McKeon, Buck	CA 25th
YEA	D	Brownley, Julia	CA 26th
NAY	D	Chu, Judy	CA 27th
NAY	D	Schiff, Adam	CA 28th
NAY	D	Cárdenas, Tony	CA 29th
YEA	D	Sherman, Brad	CA 30th
NO VOTE	R	Miller, Gary	CA 31st
NAY	D	Napolitano, Grace	CA 32nd
NAY	D	Waxman, Henry	CA 33rd
NAY	D	Becerra, Xavier	CA 34th
NO VOTE	D	Negrete McLeod, Gloria	CA 35th
YEA	D	Ruiz, Raul	CA 36th
NAY	D	Bass, Karen	CA 37th
NAY	D	Sánchez, Linda	CA 38th
YEA	R	Royce, Ed	CA 39th
NAY	D	Roybal-Allard, Lucille	CA 40th
NAY	D	Takano, Mark	CA 41st
YEA	R	Calvert, Ken	CA 42nd
NAY	D	Waters, Maxine	CA 43rd
NAY	D	Hahn, Janice	CA 44th
NO VOTE	R	Campbell, John	CA 45th
NAY	D	Sanchez, Loretta	CA 46th
NAY	D	Lowenthal, Alan	CA 47th
NAY	R	Rohrabacher, Dana	CA 48th
YEA	R	Issa, Darrell	CA 49th
YEA	R	Hunter, Duncan	CA 50th
NAY	D	Vargas, Juan	CA 51st
YEA	D	Peters, Scott	CA 52nd
YEA	D	Davis, Susan	CA 53rd
Colorado
NAY	D	DeGette, Diana	CO 1st
NAY	D	Polis, Jared	CO 2nd
YEA	R	Tipton, Scott	CO 3rd
YEA	R	Gardner, Cory	CO 4th
NAY	R	Lamborn, Doug	CO 5th
YEA	R	Coffman, Mike	CO 6th
YEA	D	Perlmutter, Ed	CO 7th
Connecticut
NAY	D	Larson, John	CT 1st
NAY	D	Courtney, Joe	CT 2nd
NAY	D	DeLauro, Rosa	CT 3rd
YEA	D	Himes, James	CT 4th
NAY	D	Esty, Elizabeth	CT 5th
Delaware
YEA	D	Carney, John	DE
Florida
NAY	R	Miller, Jeff	FL 1st
YEA	R	Southerland, Steve	FL 2nd
YEA	R	Yoho, Ted	FL 3rd
YEA	R	Crenshaw, Ander	FL 4th
NAY	D	Brown, Corrine	FL 5th
NAY	R	DeSantis, Ron	FL 6th
YEA	R	Mica, John	FL 7th
NAY	R	Posey, Bill	FL 8th
NAY	D	Grayson, Alan	FL 9th
NAY	R	Webster, Daniel	FL 10th
YEA	R	Nugent, Richard	FL 11th
YEA	R	Bilirakis, Gus	FL 12th
YEA	R	Jolly, David	FL 13th
NAY	D	Castor, Kathy	FL 14th
YEA	R	Ross, Dennis	FL 15th
YEA	R	Buchanan, Vern	FL 16th
YEA	R	Rooney, Thomas	FL 17th
YEA	D	Murphy, Patrick	FL 18th
NAY	R	Clawson, Curt	FL 19th
NAY	D	Hastings, Alcee	FL 20th
NAY	D	Deutch, Theodore	FL 21st
NAY	D	Frankel, Lois	FL 22nd
YEA	D	Wasserman Schultz, Debbie	FL 23rd
NAY	D	Wilson, Frederica	FL 24th
YEA	R	Diaz-Balart, Mario	FL 25th
NAY	D	Garcia, Joe	FL 26th
YEA	R	Ros-Lehtinen, Ileana	FL 27th
Georgia
YEA	R	Kingston, Jack	GA 1st
YEA	D	Bishop, Sanford	GA 2nd
YEA	R	Westmoreland, Lynn	GA 3rd
NAY	D	Johnson, Hank	GA 4th
NAY	D	Lewis, John	GA 5th
YEA	R	Price, Tom	GA 6th
YEA	R	Woodall, Rob	GA 7th
NAY	R	Scott, Austin	GA 8th
YEA	R	Collins, Doug	GA 9th
NAY	R	Broun, Paul	GA 10th
YEA	R	Gingrey, Phil	GA 11th
YEA	D	Barrow, John	GA 12th
YEA	D	Scott, David	GA 13th
YEA	R	Graves, Tom	GA 14th
Hawaii
NAY	D	Hanabusa, Colleen	HI 1st
NAY	D	Gabbard, Tulsi	HI 2nd
Idaho
NAY	R	Labrador, Raúl	ID 1st
YEA	R	Simpson, Mike	ID 2nd
Illinois
NAY	D	Rush, Bobby	IL 1st
NAY	D	Kelly, Robin	IL 2nd
YEA	D	Lipinski, Daniel	IL 3rd
NAY	D	Gutiérrez, Luis	IL 4th
YEA	D	Quigley, Mike	IL 5th
YEA	R	Roskam, Peter	IL 6th
NAY	D	Davis, Danny	IL 7th
NO VOTE	D	Duckworth, Tammy	IL 8th
NAY	D	Schakowsky, Jan	IL 9th
YEA	D	Schneider, Bradley	IL 10th
YEA	D	Foster, Bill	IL 11th
NAY	D	Enyart, William	IL 12th
YEA	R	Davis, Rodney	IL 13th
YEA	R	Hultgren, Randy	IL 14th
YEA	R	Shimkus, John	IL 15th
YEA	R	Kinzinger, Adam	IL 16th
YEA	D	Bustos, Cheri	IL 17th

VOTE	PARTY	REPRESENTATIVE	DISTRICT
YEA	R	Schock, Aaron	IL 18th
Indiana
NAY	D	Visclosky, Peter	IN 1st
YEA	R	Walorski, Jackie	IN 2nd
NAY	R	Stutzman, Marlin	IN 3rd
YEA	R	Rokita, Todd	IN 4th
YEA	R	Brooks, Susan	IN 5th
YEA	R	Messer, Luke	IN 6th
NAY	D	Carson, André	IN 7th
YEA	R	Bucshon, Larry	IN 8th
YEA	R	Young, Todd	IN 9th
Iowa
NAY	D	Braley, Bruce	IA 1st
NAY	D	Loebsack, David	IA 2nd
YEA	R	Latham, Tom	IA 3rd
NAY	R	King, Steve	IA 4th
Kansas
NAY	R	Huelskamp, Tim	KS 1st
YEA	R	Jenkins, Lynn	KS 2nd
YEA	R	Yoder, Kevin	KS 3rd
NAY	R	Pompeo, Mike	KS 4th
Kentucky
YEA	R	Whitfield, Ed	KY 1st
YEA	R	Guthrie, Brett	KY 2nd
NAY	D	Yarmuth, John	KY 3rd
NAY	R	Massie, Thomas	KY 4th
YEA	R	Rogers, Hal	KY 5th
YEA	R	Barr, Andy	KY 6th
Louisiana
YEA	R	Scalise, Steve	LA 1st
YEA	D	Richmond, Cedric	LA 2nd
YEA	R	Boustany, Charles	LA 3rd
NAY	R	Fleming, John	LA 4th
NAY	R	McAllister, Vance	LA 5th
YEA	R	Cassidy, Bill	LA 6th
Maine
NAY	D	Pingree, Chellie	ME 1st
NAY	D	Michaud, Michael	ME 2nd
Maryland
YEA	R	Harris, Andy	MD 1st
YEA	D	Ruppersberger, A. Dutch	MD 2nd
NAY	D	Sarbanes, John	MD 3rd
NAY	D	Edwards, Donna	MD 4th
YEA	D	Hoyer, Steny	MD 5th
YEA	D	Delaney, John	MD 6th
NAY	D	Cummings, Elijah	MD 7th
NAY	D	Van Hollen, Chris	MD 8th
Massachusetts
NAY	D	Neal, Richard	MA 1st
NAY	D	McGovern, Jim	MA 2nd
NAY	D	Tsongas, Niki	MA 3rd
NAY	D	Kennedy, Joseph	MA 4th
NAY	D	Clark, Katherine	MA 5th
NAY	D	Tierney, John	MA 6th
NO VOTE	D	Capuano, Michael	MA 7th
NAY	D	Lynch, Stephen	MA 8th
NAY	D	Keating, William	MA 9th
Michigan
YEA	R	Benishek, Dan	MI 1st
YEA	R	Huizenga, Bill	MI 2nd
NAY	R	Amash, Justin	MI 3rd
YEA	R	Camp, Dave	MI 4th
NAY	D	Kildee, Daniel	MI 5th
YEA	R	Upton, Fred	MI 6th
YEA	R	Walberg, Tim	MI 7th
YEA	R	Rogers, Mike	MI 8th
NAY	D	Levin, Sander	MI 9th
YEA	R	Miller, Candice	MI 10th
NAY	R	Bentivolio, Kerry	MI 11th
YEA	D	Dingell, John	MI 12th
NAY	D	Conyers, John	MI 13th
YEA	D	Peters, Gary	MI 14th
Minnesota
NAY	D	Walz, Timothy	MN 1st
YEA	R	Kline, John	MN 2nd
YEA	R	Paulsen, Erik	MN 3rd
NAY	D	McCollum, Betty	MN 4th
NAY	D	Ellison, Keith	MN 5th
NAY	R	Bachmann, Michele	MN 6th
NAY	D	Peterson, Collin	MN 7th
NAY	D	Nolan, Richard	MN 8th
Mississippi
YEA	R	Nunnelee, Alan	MS 1st
NAY	D	Thompson, Bennie	MS 2nd
YEA	R	Harper, Gregg	MS 3rd
YEA	R	Palazzo, Steven	MS 4th
Missouri
YEA	D	Clay, Lacy	MO 1st
YEA	R	Wagner, Ann	MO 2nd
YEA	R	Luetkemeyer, Blaine	MO 3rd
YEA	R	Hartzler, Vicky	MO 4th
NO VOTE	D	Cleaver, Emanuel	MO 5th
YEA	R	Graves, Sam	MO 6th
YEA	R	Long, Billy	MO 7th
YEA	R	Smith, Jason	MO 8th
Montana
YEA	R	Daines, Steve	MT
Nebraska
YEA	R	Fortenberry, Jeff	NE 1st
YEA	R	Terry, Lee	NE 2nd
YEA	R	Smith, Adrian	NE 3rd
Nevada
NAY	D	Titus, Dina	NV 1st
YEA	R	Amodei, Mark	NV 2nd
YEA	R	Heck, Joseph	NV 3rd
YEA	D	Horsford, Steven	NV 4th
New Hampshire
NAY	D	Shea-Porter, Carol	NH 1st
YEA	D	Kuster, Ann	NH 2nd
New Jersey
YEA	D	Norcross, Donald	NJ 1st
YEA	R	LoBiondo, Frank	NJ 2nd
YEA	R	Runyan, Jon	NJ 3rd
NAY	R	Smith, Chris	NJ 4th
NAY	R	Garrett, Scott	NJ 5th
NAY	D	Pallone, Frank	NJ 6th
YEA	R	Lance, Leonard	NJ 7th
NAY	D	Sires, Albio	NJ 8th
NAY	D	Pascrell, Bill	NJ 9th
NAY	D	Payne, Donald	NJ 10th
YEA	R	Frelinghuysen, Rodney	NJ 11th
NAY	D	Holt, Rush	NJ 12th
New Mexico
NAY	D	Lujan Grisham, Michelle	NM 1st
YEA	R	Pearce, Steve	NM 2nd
NAY	D	Luján, Ben	NM 3rd
New York
YEA	D	Bishop, Timothy	NY 1st
YEA	R	King, Pete	NY 2nd
NAY	D	Israel, Steve	NY 3rd
YEA	D	McCarthy, Carolyn	NY 4th
YEA	D	Meeks, Gregory	NY 5th
NAY	D	Meng, Grace	NY 6th
NAY	D	Velázquez, Nydia	NY 7th
NAY	D	Jeffries, Hakeem	NY 8th
NAY	D	Clarke, Yvette	NY 9th
NAY	D	Nadler, Jerrold	NY 10th
YEA	R	Grimm, Michael	NY 11th
NAY	D	Maloney, Carolyn	NY 12th
NAY	D	Rangel, Charles	NY 13th
YEA	D	Crowley, Joseph	NY 14th
NAY	D	Serrano, José	NY 15th
NAY	D	Engel, Eliot	NY 16th
YEA	D	Lowey, Nita	NY 17th
YEA	D	Maloney, Sean	NY 18th
YEA	R	Gibson, Christopher	NY 19th
NAY	D	Tonko, Paul	NY 20th
YEA	D	Owens, William	NY 21st
YEA	R	Hanna, Richard	NY 22nd
YEA	R	Reed, Tom	NY 23rd
YEA	D	Maffei, Daniel	NY 24th
NAY	D	Slaughter, Louise	NY 25th
NAY	D	Higgins, Brian	NY 26th
YEA	R	Collins, Chris	NY 27th
North Carolina
NAY	D	Butterfield, G.K.	NC 1st
YEA	R	Ellmers, Renee	NC 2nd
NAY	R	Jones, Walter	NC 3rd
YEA	D	Price, David	NC 4th
YEA	R	Foxx, Virginia	NC 5th
YEA	R	Coble, Howard	NC 6th
NAY	D	McIntyre, Mike	NC 7th

VOTE	PARTY	REPRESENTATIVE	DISTRICT
YEA	R	Hudson, Richard	NC 8th
YEA	R	Pittenger, Robert	NC 9th
YEA	R	McHenry, Patrick	NC 10th
NAY	R	Meadows, Mark	NC 11th
NAY	D	Adams, Alma	NC 12th
YEA	R	Holding, George	NC 13th
North Dakota
YEA	R	Cramer, Kevin	ND
Ohio
YEA	R	Chabot, Steve	OH 1st
YEA	R	Wenstrup, Brad	OH 2nd
NAY	D	Beatty, Joyce	OH 3rd
NAY	R	Jordan, Jim	OH 4th
YEA	R	Latta, Robert	OH 5th
YEA	R	Johnson, Bill	OH 6th
YEA	R	Gibbs, Bob	OH 7th
YEA	R	Boehner, John	OH 8th
YEA	D	Kaptur, Marcy	OH 9th
YEA	R	Turner, Michael	OH 10th
NAY	D	Fudge, Marcia	OH 11th
YEA	R	Tiberi, Pat	OH 12th
NAY	D	Ryan, Tim	OH 13th
YEA	R	Joyce, David	OH 14th
YEA	R	Stivers, Steve	OH 15th
YEA	R	Renacci, James	OH 16th
Oklahoma
NAY	R	Bridenstine, Jim	OK 1st
YEA	R	Mullin, Markwayne	OK 2nd
YEA	R	Lucas, Frank	OK 3rd
YEA	R	Cole, Tom	OK 4th
NAY	R	Lankford, James	OK 5th
Oregon
NAY	D	Bonamici, Suzanne	OR 1st
YEA	R	Walden, Greg	OR 2nd
NAY	D	Blumenauer, Earl	OR 3rd
NAY	D	DeFazio, Peter	OR 4th
NAY	D	Schrader, Kurt	OR 5th
Pennsylvania
YEA	D	Brady, Robert	PA 1st
YEA	D	Fattah, Chaka	PA 2nd
YEA	R	Kelly, Mike	PA 3rd
NAY	R	Perry, Scott	PA 4th
YEA	R	Thompson, Glenn	PA 5th
YEA	R	Gerlach, Jim	PA 6th
YEA	R	Meehan, Patrick	PA 7th
YEA	R	Fitzpatrick, Michael	PA 8th
YEA	R	Shuster, Bill	PA 9th
YEA	R	Marino, Tom	PA 10th
YEA	R	Barletta, Lou	PA 11th
YEA	R	Rothfus, Keith	PA 12th
YEA	D	Schwartz, Allyson	PA 13th
NAY	D	Doyle, Mike	PA 14th
YEA	R	Dent, Charles	PA 15th
YEA	R	Pitts, Joseph	PA 16th
NAY	D	Cartwright, Matthew	PA 17th
YEA	R	Murphy, Tim	PA 18th
Rhode Island
NAY	D	Cicilline, David	RI 1st
NAY	D	Langevin, Jim	RI 2nd
South Carolina
NAY	R	Sanford, Mark	SC 1st
YEA	R	Wilson, Joe	SC 2nd
NAY	R	Duncan, Jeff	SC 3rd
NAY	R	Gowdy, Trey	SC 4th
NAY	R	Mulvaney, Mick	SC 5th
YEA	D	Clyburn, Jim	SC 6th
NAY	R	Rice, Tom	SC 7th
South Dakota
YEA	R	Noem, Kristi	SD
Tennessee
YEA	R	Roe, Phil	TN 1st
NAY	R	Duncan, John	TN 2nd
YEA	R	Fleischmann, Chuck	TN 3rd
NAY	R	DesJarlais, Scott	TN 4th
NAY	D	Cooper, Jim	TN 5th
YEA	R	Black, Diane	TN 6th
NAY	R	Blackburn, Marsha	TN 7th
YEA	R	Fincher, Stephen	TN 8th
NAY	D	Cohen, Steve	TN 9th
Texas
NAY	R	Gohmert, Louie	TX 1st
NAY	R	Poe, Ted	TX 2nd
NAY	R	Johnson, Sam	TX 3rd
NO VOTE	R	Hall, Ralph	TX 4th
NO VOTE	R	Hensarling, Jeb	TX 5th
NAY	R	Barton, Joe	TX 6th
YEA	R	Culberson, John	TX 7th
YEA	R	Brady, Kevin	TX 8th
NAY	D	Green, Al	TX 9th
YEA	R	McCaul, Michael	TX 10th
NAY	R	Conaway, Michael	TX 11th
YEA	R	Granger, Kay	TX 12th
YEA	R	Thornberry, Mac	TX 13th
NAY	R	Weber, Randy	TX 14th
NAY	D	Hinojosa, Rubén	TX 15th
NAY	D	O'Rourke, Beto	TX 16th
NAY	R	Flores, Bill	TX 17th
NAY	D	Jackson Lee, Sheila	TX 18th
NAY	R	Neugebauer, Randy	TX 19th
NAY	D	Castro, Joaquin	TX 20th
NAY	R	Smith, Lamar	TX 21st
NAY	R	Olson, Pete	TX 22nd
YEA	D	Gallego, Pete	TX 23rd
NAY	R	Marchant, Kenny	TX 24th
NAY	R	Williams, Roger	TX 25th
NAY	R	Burgess, Michael	TX 26th
NAY	R	Farenthold, Blake	TX 27th
YEA	D	Cuellar, Henry	TX 28th
NAY	D	Green, Gene	TX 29th
NAY	D	Johnson, Eddie	TX 30th
YEA	R	Carter, John	TX 31st
YEA	R	Sessions, Pete	TX 32nd
NAY	D	Veasey, Marc	TX 33rd
NAY	D	Vela, Filemon	TX 34th
NAY	D	Doggett, Lloyd	TX 35th
NO VOTE	R	Stockman, Steve	TX 36th
Utah
YEA	R	Bishop, Rob	UT 1st
YEA	R	Stewart, Chris	UT 2nd
YEA	R	Chaffetz, Jason	UT 3rd
YEA	D	Matheson, Jim	UT 4th
Vermont
NAY	D	Welch, Peter	VT
Virginia
NAY	R	Wittman, Robert	VA 1st
YEA	R	Rigell, Scott	VA 2nd
NAY	D	Scott, Bobby	VA 3rd
YEA	R	Forbes, Randy	VA 4th
NAY	R	Hurt, Robert	VA 5th
YEA	R	Goodlatte, Bob	VA 6th
NAY	R	Brat, Dave	VA 7th
YEA	D	Moran, Jim	VA 8th
NAY	R	Griffith, Morgan	VA 9th
YEA	R	Wolf, Frank	VA 10th
YEA	D	Connolly, Gerald	VA 11th
Washington
NAY	D	DelBene, Suzan	WA 1st
NAY	D	Larsen, Rick	WA 2nd
YEA	R	Herrera Beutler, Jaime	WA 3rd
YEA	R	Hastings, Doc	WA 4th
YEA	R	McMorris Rodgers, Cathy	WA 5th
NAY	D	Kilmer, Derek	WA 6th
NAY	D	McDermott, Jim	WA 7th
YEA	R	Reichert, David	WA 8th
NO VOTE	D	Smith, Adam	WA 9th
NAY	D	Heck, Denny	WA 10th
West Virginia
NAY	R	McKinley, David	WV 1st
YEA	R	Capito, Shelley	WV 2nd
NAY	D	Rahall, Nick	WV 3rd
Wisconsin
YEA	R	Ryan, Paul	WI 1st
NAY	D	Pocan, Mark	WI 2nd
YEA	D	Kind, Ron	WI 3rd
NAY	D	Moore, Gwen	WI 4th
NAY	R	Sensenbrenner, James	WI 5th
YEA	R	Petri, Tom	WI 6th
YEA	R	Duffy, Sean	WI 7th
YEA	R	Ribble, Reid	WI 8th
Wyoming
NAY	R	Lummis, Cynthia	WY

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Senate to consider $1.1T package Friday

Greg Nash

By Alexander Bolton - 12/11/14 10:24 PM EST

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) says the Senate on Friday will consider the $1.1 trillion government-funding bill approved by the House.

The Senate voted Thursday night on a two-day stop-gap funding measure to keep the government operating beyond midnight.

The leader also wants to pass a defense authorization bill, a package of tax extenders, a terrorism insurance bill and confirm a group of nominees before wrapping up the 113th Congress. He asked all 99 of his Senate colleagues to cooperate to pass the massive spending package by Saturday.

“We’ll take up the long-term spending bill tomorrow,” Reid said on the floor shortly before 10 pm Thursday. “Senators will want to debate this legislation. We’ll have that opportunity. The Senate will vote on the long-term funding bill as soon as possible.”

The omnibus will have to wait, however, until the Senate casts a final vote on the annual Defense Department authorization bill, which may take place as late as 4:30 p.m. Friday.

Reid said he is in talks with Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Okla.), who is delaying a final vote on the defense bill because of an objection over an attached federal lands measure, about speeding up the process.

Reid hopes to pass the omnibus on Friday or Saturday and then move immediately to a one-year extension of various expired tax provisions.

He said reauthorization of the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act and a slew of pending executive and judicial branch nominees need to get done as well.

“With a little bit of good fortune, we could complete the spending for the country for a fiscal year that’s fast upon us,” he said. “We could finish the defense bill and then look to doing the tax extenders and completing the work on TRIA, whatever that might be.”

Reid will need to get unanimous consent to stick to his plan to finish work by Saturday. If any of his colleagues object to moving the omnibus quickly, a final vote on it could be delayed until Monday.

This post was updated at 11:32 p.m.

http://thehill.com/homenews/senate/2...package-friday

Massive defense bill clears Senate hurdle

http://www.alipac.us/f9/senate-tackl...t-week-316012/