George Voinovich: votes in the U.S. Senate, 108th Congress

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George Voinovich: votes in the U.S. Senate, 108th Congress

2003–2004 · Republican

410Yea252Nay13Did not vote92%With party

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George Voinovich cast 662 votes in the U.S. Senate, 108th Congress, 2003–2004: 410 Yea and 252 Nay; the record marks them Present or Not Voting on 13 more. On the 411 roll calls where most Republicans and most Democrats voted opposite ways, George Voinovich voted with the majority of their own party 92% of the time and against it 33 times.

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Every roll call, 2003–2004

Oldest first. Each date links to the roll call at its source. A bill number links to Congress.gov where the bill's title came from there. "Party" is how most members of George Voinovich's party voted, shown only where most Republicans and most Democrats voted opposite ways; a vote against it is marked.

Date	Bill	Title	Action	Result	Yea–Nay	Vote	Party
Jan 7, 2003			On the Motion to Adjourn	Motion to Adjourn Agreed to	51⁠–⁠46	Yea	Yea
Jan 16, 2003	HJRES2	To provide additional funds for certain homeland security measures.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	45⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
Jan 16, 2003	HJRES2	To provide additional funds for certain homeland security measures.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	45⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
Jan 16, 2003	HJRES2	To provide additional funding for innovative programs at the state and local level.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	52⁠–⁠45	Yea	Yea
Jan 16, 2003	HJRES2	To provide additional funding for education.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	46⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
Jan 17, 2003	HJRES2	To restore funding for nondiscretionary Byrne grants to a level of $500,000,000.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	52⁠–⁠46	Yea	Yea
Jan 17, 2003	HJRES2	To nullify all across-the-board rescissions contained in this joint resolution.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	46⁠–⁠52	Nay	Nay
Jan 17, 2003	HJRES2	To strike section 211 of Division B.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	62⁠–⁠33	Nay	Nay
Jan 21, 2003	S121	A bill to enhance the operation of the AMBER Alert communications network in order to facilitate the recovery of abducted children, to provide for enhanced notification on highways of alerts and information on such children, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	92⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jan 21, 2003	HJRES2	To provide additional amounts for low-income home energy assistance.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	88⁠–⁠4	Yea
Jan 22, 2003	HJRES2	To provide for a study by the National Academy of Sciences.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	51⁠–⁠45	Yea	Yea
Jan 22, 2003	HJRES2	To require a study of the final rule relating to prevention of significant deterioration and nonattainment new source review to determine the effects of the final rule on air pollution and human health.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	46⁠–⁠50	Nay	Nay
Jan 22, 2003	PN1	Thomas J. Ridge, of Pennsylvania, to be Secretary of Homeland Security	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	94⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jan 22, 2003	HJRES2	To expend the Temporary Extended Unemployment Compensation Act of 2002.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	45⁠–⁠49	Nay	Nay
Jan 22, 2003	HJRES2	To provide agricultural assistance.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	59⁠–⁠35	Yea	Yea
Jan 22, 2003	HJRES2	To provide emergency disaster assistance to agricultural producers.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	39⁠–⁠56	Nay	Nay
Jan 22, 2003	HJRES2	To make additional appropriations for emergency relief activities.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	48⁠–⁠46	Not Voting	Yea
Jan 22, 2003	HJRES2	To provide special minimum funding requirements for certain pension plans maintained pursuant to collective bargaining agreements.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	64⁠–⁠31	Yea
Jan 23, 2003	HJRES2	To restrict funds made available for IMET assistance for Indonesian military personnel to "Expanded International Military Education and Training" assistance unless certain conditions are met.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	36⁠–⁠61	Nay	Nay
Jan 23, 2003	HJRES2	To increase funding for reducing health disparities and promoting minority health.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	51⁠–⁠46	Yea	Yea
Jan 23, 2003	HJRES2	To improve health care under the medicare and medicaid programs.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	41⁠–⁠56	Nay	Nay
Jan 23, 2003	HJRES2	To require completion of the feasibility study required by Public Law 105-245, and the other requirements of that law relating to construction of an emergency outlet at Devils Lake, North Dakota, before any appropriated funds are spent for the project.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	62⁠–⁠34	Nay
Jan 23, 2003	HJRES2	To reduce the total construction general account in the Corps of Engineers, Flood Control, Mississippi River and Tributaries, etc., account by $14,750,000 and restore the appropriation for the Yazoo Basin Backwater Pumping Plant to the $250,000 level recommended by the President.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	67⁠–⁠30	Nay	Yea (against)
Jan 23, 2003	HJRES2	To increase appropriations for workforce investment activities.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	50⁠–⁠48	Yea	Yea
Jan 23, 2003	HJRES2	To propose a substitute.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	50⁠–⁠48	Yea	Yea
Jan 23, 2003	HJRES2	To prohibit funds to be used to establish, apply, or enforce certain goals relating to Federal employees and public-private competitions or work force conversions, and for other purposes.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	47⁠–⁠50	Nay	Nay
Jan 23, 2003	HJRES2	To increase the appropriation for the Hazardous Substance Superfund.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	53⁠–⁠45	Yea	Yea
Jan 23, 2003	HJRES2	Joint Resolution making consolidated appropriations for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2003, and for other purposes.	On the Joint Resolution	Joint Resolution Passed	69⁠–⁠29	Yea	Yea
Jan 30, 2003	PN2	Gordon England, of Texas, to be Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	99⁠–⁠0	Yea
Feb 5, 2003	SRES45	A resolution commemorating the Columbia Astronauts.	On the Resolution	Resolution Agreed to	95⁠–⁠0	Yea
Feb 10, 2003	PN17	John R. Adams, of Ohio, to be United States District Judge for the Northern District of Ohio	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	91⁠–⁠0	Yea
Feb 10, 2003	PN28	S. James Otero, of California, to be United States District Judge for the Central District of California	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	94⁠–⁠0	Yea
Feb 10, 2003	PN26	Robert A. Junell, of Texas, to be United States District Judge for the Western District of Texas	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	91⁠–⁠0	Yea
Feb 13, 2003	HJRES2	Joint Resolution making consolidated appropriations for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2003, and for other purposes.	On the Conference Report	Conference Report Agreed to	76⁠–⁠20	Yea
Feb 24, 2003	S151	An Act to prevent child abduction and the sexual exploitation of children, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	84⁠–⁠0	Yea
Feb 26, 2003	PN6	Miguel A. Estrada, of Virginia, to be United States Circuit Judge for the District of Columbia Circuit	On the Motion for Attendance	Motion for Attendance Agreed to	73⁠–⁠1	Yea
Feb 27, 2003	PN6	Miguel A. Estrada, of Virginia, to be United States Circuit Judge for the District of Columbia Circuit	On the Motion for Attendance	Motion for Attendance Agreed to	74⁠–⁠1	Yea
Mar 3, 2003	PN35	Marian Blank Horn, of Maryland, to be a Judge of the United States Court of Federal Claims for a term of fifteen years	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	89⁠–⁠0	Yea
Mar 4, 2003	SRES71	A resolution expressing the support for the Pledge of Allegiance.	On the Resolution	Resolution Agreed to	94⁠–⁠0	Yea
Mar 6, 2003	PN6	Miguel A. Estrada, of Virginia, to be United States Circuit Judge for the District of Columbia Circuit	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	55⁠–⁠44	Yea	Yea
Mar 6, 2003		To provide an additional condition requiring notice and consultations prior to withdrawal from, or extension of, the Treaty.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	44⁠–⁠50	Nay	Nay
Mar 6, 2003		To provide an additional condition.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	45⁠–⁠50	Nay	Nay
Mar 6, 2003	TREATYDOC1078	The Treaty Between the United States of America and the Russian Federation on Strategic Offensive Reductions, Signed at Moscow on May 24, 2002	On the Resolution of Ratification	Resolution of Ratification Agreed to	95⁠–⁠0	Yea
Mar 10, 2003	PN23	Gregory L. Frost, of Ohio, to be United States District Judge for the Southern District of Ohio	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	91⁠–⁠0	Yea
Mar 11, 2003	S3	To improve the availability of contraceptives for women.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	49⁠–⁠47	Nay	Nay
Mar 12, 2003	S3	In the nature of a substitute.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	60⁠–⁠38	Yea	Yea
Mar 12, 2003	S3	A bill to prohibit the procedure commonly known as partial-birth abortion.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	42⁠–⁠56	Nay	Nay
Mar 12, 2003	S3	To express the sense of the Senate concerning the decision of the Supreme Court in Roe v. Wade.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	52⁠–⁠46	Nay	Nay
Mar 12, 2003	S3	In the nature of a substitute.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	35⁠–⁠60	Nay	Nay
Mar 12, 2003	PN29	William D. Quarles, Jr., of Maryland, to be United States District Judge for the District of Maryland	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	91⁠–⁠0	Yea
Mar 13, 2003	S3	A bill to prohibit the procedure commonly known as partial-birth abortion.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	64⁠–⁠33	Yea	Yea
Mar 13, 2003	PN31	Thomas A. Varlan, of Tennessee, to be United States District Judge for the Eastern District of Tennessee	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	97⁠–⁠0	Yea
Mar 13, 2003	PN6	Miguel A. Estrada, of Virginia, to be United States Circuit Judge for the District of Columbia Circuit	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	55⁠–⁠42	Yea	Yea
Mar 13, 2003	PN4	Jay S. Bybee, of Nevada, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Ninth Circuit	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	74⁠–⁠19	Yea
Mar 13, 2003	PN18	J. Daniel Breen, of Tennessee, to be United States District Judge for the Western District of Tennessee	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	92⁠–⁠0	Yea
Mar 18, 2003	PN6	Miguel A. Estrada, of Virginia, to be United States Circuit Judge for the District of Columbia Circuit	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	55⁠–⁠45	Yea	Yea
Mar 18, 2003	SCONRES23	To prevent further deficit increases, except for national and homeland security and short-term effects of measures providing for economic recovery, until the President submits to Congress a detailed estimate of the full cost of the conflict with Iraq.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	43⁠–⁠56	Nay	Nay
Mar 18, 2003	SCONRES23	To redirect $1.214 trillion in revenues that would have been lost by implementing the President's entire tax cut agenda into a reserve fund to strengthen the Social Security trust funds over the long-term.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	57⁠–⁠42	Yea	Yea
Mar 19, 2003	SCONRES23	To prevent consideration of drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in a fast-track budget reconciliation bill.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	52⁠–⁠48	Nay	Nay
Mar 19, 2003	SCONRES23	To fully fund the No Child Left Behind Act in 2004 and reduce debt by reducing tax breaks for the wealthiest taxpayers.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	50⁠–⁠48	Yea	Yea
Mar 20, 2003	SRES95	A resolution commending the President and the Armed Forces of the United States of America.	On the Resolution	Resolution Agreed to	99⁠–⁠0	Yea
Mar 20, 2003	SCONRES23	To provide financial security to family farm and small business owners by ending the unfair practice of taxing someone at death.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	51⁠–⁠48	Yea	Yea
Mar 20, 2003	SCONRES23	To provide a meaningful prescription drug benefit in Medicare that is available to all beneficiaries.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	55⁠–⁠44	Yea	Yea
Mar 20, 2003	SCONRES23	To express the sense of the Senate concerning State fiscal relief.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	80⁠–⁠19	Yea
Mar 21, 2003	SCONRES23	To provide immediate assistance to meet pressing homeland security needs by providing funding in 2003 for first responders, port security, bioterrorism preparedness and prevention, border security and transit security, the FBI; to restore the elimination of funding of the COPS program, firefighter equipment grants, Byrne Grants and Local Law enforcement grants; to provide a sustained commitment of resources for homeland security needs without reducing funding to other key domestic law enforcement and public safety priorities; and to reduce the deficit.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	45⁠–⁠54	Nay	Nay
Mar 21, 2003	SCONRES23	To make additional funds available for certain homeland security needs.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	97⁠–⁠0	Yea
Mar 21, 2003	SCONRES23	To set aside a reserve fund for possible military action and reconstruction in Iraq.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	52⁠–⁠47	Nay	Nay
Mar 21, 2003	SCONRES23	To restore national security funding.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	46⁠–⁠53	Nay	Nay
Mar 21, 2003	SCONRES23	To eliminate tax cuts.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	22⁠–⁠77	Nay
Mar 21, 2003	SCONRES23	To provide full funding for the individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) part B grants over ten years by reducing tax breaks for the wealthiest tax payers.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	47⁠–⁠52	Nay	Nay
Mar 21, 2003	SCONRES23	To increase funding for part B of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act by reducing spending on other government programs by a commensurate amount.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	89⁠–⁠10	Yea
Mar 21, 2003	SCONRES23	To revise the resolution to accommodate in reconciliations legislation a partially refundable tax credit of up to $5,000 for eligible expenses for individuals with long term or chronic care needs or their family caregivers who pay these expenses; in which "eligible expenses" shall include prescription drugs, medical bills, durable medical equipment, home health care custodial care, respite care, adult day care, transportation to chronic care or medical facilities, specialized therapy (including occupational therapy, physical therapy, or rehabilitational therapy), other specialized services for children (including day care for children with special needs) and other long term care related expenses as defined by the Secretary of Health and Human Services; and in which "individuals with long term or chronic care needs" of daily living, individuals with severe cognitive impairment, individual	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	45⁠–⁠54	Nay	Nay
Mar 21, 2003	SCONRES23	To raise the 2003 caps by $3.5 billion for homeland security funding through a Domestic Defense Fund at the Homeland Security's Office of Domestic Preparedness in FY 2003 and to reduce the size of newly proposed tax cuts in the amount of $7 billion to pay for this amendment and for the cost of previously passed homeland security funding.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	48⁠–⁠52	Nay	Nay
Mar 21, 2003	SCONRES23	To increase FY 2004 funding for the discretionary programs of the Department of Veterans Affairs by $1,019,000,000, so it matches the level proposed by a coalition of veterans groups in the Independent Budget; to decrease the deficit by a similar amount; and to use the unreconciled tax cut to pay for it.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	49⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
Mar 21, 2003	SCONRES23	To reduce the reconciliation instruction by $375 billion, reduce the size of tax cuts allowed by $980 billion and to reduce deficits by $1.1 Trillion.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	58⁠–⁠42	Yea	Yea
Mar 21, 2003	SCONRES23	To reduce tax cut to $350 billion.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	38⁠–⁠62	Yea	Nay (against)
Mar 21, 2003	SCONRES23	To provide adequate funds for the National Railroad Passenger Corporation (Amtrak).	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	51⁠–⁠49	Nay	Nay
Mar 21, 2003	SCONRES23	To make available funds for the COPS program.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	48⁠–⁠52	Nay	Nay
Mar 21, 2003	SCONRES23	To make available funds for certain transportation programs.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	79⁠–⁠21	Nay
Mar 25, 2003	SCONRES23	To increase discretionary health spending for fiscal year 2004 by $2,800,000,000 and make an offsetting reduction in overall administrative expenses.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	96⁠–⁠1	Nay
Mar 25, 2003	SCONRES23	To allow full access to Tricare for National Guard and Reserve Personnel and their families on a continual basis, offset with reductions to the tax cut.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	46⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
Mar 25, 2003	SCONRES23	To ensure that a prescription drug benefit is available to all medicare beneficiaries on an equal basis, including those who choose to remain in the current fee-for-service program.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	46⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
Mar 25, 2003	SCONRES23	To provide a substitute.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	43⁠–⁠56	Nay	Nay
Mar 25, 2003	SCONRES23	To foster greater debate in the Senate and to prevent further increases in the deficit by striking the reconciliation instructions to the Committee on Finance.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	46⁠–⁠52	Nay	Nay
Mar 25, 2003	SCONRES23	To ensure that the budget includes funds to extend temporary unemployment compensation benefits, provides benefits to the million long-term unemployed Americans, and provides benefits to part-time and low-wage workers.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	48⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
Mar 25, 2003	SCONRES23	To increase funding for after-school programs to the levels promised by the No Child Left Behind Act to serve 1.6 million more children in FY 2004 and to increase funding for Head Start to serve 80 percent of eligible 3 and 4 year olds and increase the number of infants and toddlers served and for deficit reduction.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	48⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
Mar 25, 2003	SCONRES23	To fulfill the U.S. commitment to provide health care to American Indians and Alaska Natives.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	48⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
Mar 25, 2003	SCONRES23	To increase the level of funding in fiscal year 2004 for first responders by $3,000,000,000 (to a total of $6,500,000,000) to support their efforts to protect homeland security and prevent and respond to acts of terrorism, and to reduce tax reductions for taxpayers with annual incomes greater then $300,000, and to provide an additional $3,000,000,000 for deficit reduction.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	47⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
Mar 25, 2003	SCONRES23	To help rural health care providers and hospitals receive a fair reimbursement for services under Medicare by reducing tax cuts to the wealthiest income brackets.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	49⁠–⁠49	Nay	Nay
Mar 25, 2003	SCONRES23	To increase Mandatory Child Care Spending by $4.6 billion over five years and $9.1 billion over ten years by reducing the tax cut.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	49⁠–⁠50	Nay	Nay
Mar 25, 2003	SCONRES23	To increase the budget authority for Federal "FIRE Act" grants and to express the sense of the Senate that from the total funding provided for Federal "FIRE Act" grants, not less than $1,000,000,000 per year will be used for grants to local governments to hire additional firefighters and not less that $750,000,000 per year for the purchase of firefighting equipment and training, and to provide for a reduction in the deficit.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	48⁠–⁠50	Nay	Nay
Mar 25, 2003	SCONRES23	To raise the caps and provide direct first responder funding to localities and for high threat areas through the Department of Homeland Security's Office of Domestic Preparedness in 2003 and 2004, to restore funding for the Edward Byrne Memorial State and Local Law Enforcement Act ("Byrne Grant" program) and the Local Law Enforcement Block Grant Program, and to reduce the deficit, by reducing the size of newly proposed tax cuts.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	49⁠–⁠50	Nay	Nay
Mar 25, 2003	SCONRES23	To redirect $396 billion into a reserve fund to strengthen the Social Security trust funds over the long term.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	51⁠–⁠48	Yea	Nay (against)
Mar 25, 2003	SCONRES23	To repeal a 1993 tax increase on Social Security benefits.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	48⁠–⁠51	Nay	Yea (against)
Mar 25, 2003	SCONRES23	In the nature of a substitute.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	42⁠–⁠57	Nay	Nay
Mar 25, 2003	SCONRES23	To provide increased funding for environmental protection and natural resources conservation.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	47⁠–⁠52	Nay	Nay
Mar 25, 2003	SCONRES23	To require polluters to pay for cleanup of toxic waste sites, by reinstating the original superfund taxes.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	43⁠–⁠56	Nay	Nay
Mar 25, 2003	SCONRES23	To restore funding for vocational education to the fiscal year 2003 level for fiscal years 2004 through 2013.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	49⁠–⁠50	Nay	Nay
Mar 25, 2003	SCONRES23	To restore education cuts.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	46⁠–⁠53	Nay	Nay
Mar 25, 2003	SCONRES23	To provide for a $150 billion revenue stimulus for fiscal years 2003 and 2004 without adding to the long-term debt.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	37⁠–⁠62	Nay	Nay
Mar 25, 2003	SCONRES23	To express the sense of the Senate on low income programs and the income tax on certain Social Security benefits.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	49⁠–⁠50	Nay	Nay
Mar 25, 2003	SCONRES23	To restore funding for programs under the Workforce Investment Act of 1998.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	51⁠–⁠48	Nay	Nay
Mar 26, 2003	SCONRES23	To provide full and mandatory funding for IDEA beginning in FY2004.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	28⁠–⁠70	Nay	Nay
Mar 26, 2003	SCONRES23	To increase the budget allocation for programs to combat the global HIV/AIDS epidemic and to reduce the deficit.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	47⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
Mar 26, 2003	SCONRES23	To provide additional pay and benefits for active duty, guard, and reserve forces, such as augmenting Imminent Danger Pay and Family Separation allowance, and for modernization of equipment, weapons, and technology needs of the National Guard and Reserves in recognition of those currently involved in conflict Operations and the needs of their family members left behind.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	100⁠–⁠0	Yea
Mar 26, 2003	SCONRES23	To extend the child tax credit until the year 2013.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	48⁠–⁠52	Nay	Yea (against)
Mar 26, 2003	SCONRES23	To express the sense of the Senate regarding extending the $1,000 child credit for three additional years (2011-2013).	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	99⁠–⁠1	Yea
Mar 26, 2003	SCONRES23	An original concurrent resolution setting forth the congressional budget for the United States Government for fiscal year 2004 and including the appropriate budgetary levels for fiscal year 2003 and for fiscal years 2005 through 2013.	On the Concurrent Resolution	Concurrent Resolution Agreed to	56⁠–⁠44	Yea	Yea
Mar 27, 2003	SCONRES30	A concurrent resolution expressing the sense of Congress to commend and express the gratitude of the United States to the nations participating with the United States in the Coalition to Disarm Iraq.	On the Concurrent Resolution	Concurrent Resolution Agreed to	97⁠–⁠0	Yea
Mar 27, 2003	HR1307	A bill to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to provide a special rule for members of the uniformed services in determining the exclusion of gain from the sale of a principal residence and to restore the tax exempt status of death gratuity payments to members of the uniformed services, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	97⁠–⁠0	Yea
Mar 27, 2003	PN278	James V. Selna, of California, to be United States District Judge for the Central District of California	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	97⁠–⁠0	Yea
Mar 31, 2003	PN277	Theresa Lazar Springmann, of Indiana, to be United States District Judge for the Northern District of Indiana	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	93⁠–⁠0	Yea
Apr 1, 2003	PN16	Timothy M. Tymkovich, of Colorado, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Tenth Circuit	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	58⁠–⁠41	Yea	Yea
Apr 2, 2003	PN6	Miguel A. Estrada, of Virginia, to be United States Circuit Judge for the District of Columbia Circuit	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	55⁠–⁠44	Yea	Yea
Apr 2, 2003	S762	Relative to port security.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	52⁠–⁠47	Yea	Yea
Apr 2, 2003	S762	To appropriate $1, 047,000,000 for procurement for the National Guard and Reserves.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	52⁠–⁠47	Yea	Yea
Apr 3, 2003	S762	To set aside $30,000,000 for the Department of Homeland Security for research and development and deployment of technology to protect commercial aircraft from the threat posed by man-portable air defense systems.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	50⁠–⁠47	Yea	Yea
Apr 3, 2003	S762	To remove unauthorized and earmarked appropriations.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	38⁠–⁠61	Nay	Yea (against)
Apr 3, 2003	S762	To allocate additional funds for certain federal homeland security programs.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	52⁠–⁠46	Yea	Yea
Apr 3, 2003	S762	To protect the prerogatives of the Congress in the allocation of homeland security funding.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	51⁠–⁠46	Yea	Yea
Apr 3, 2003	S762	To express the sense of the Senate on paying the costs of the war with Iraq.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	79⁠–⁠18	Yea
Apr 3, 2003	S762	To increase funds for Protection and Preparedness of high threat areas under the Office for Domestic Preparedness.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	65⁠–⁠32	Yea
Apr 3, 2003	S762	To increase the appropriation for the Office for Domestic Preparedness, Department of Homeland Security, by $2,330,000,000.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	51⁠–⁠46	Yea	Yea
Apr 3, 2003	S762	To provide humanitarian food assistance in connection with U.S. activities in Iraq.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	67⁠–⁠26	Nay	Nay
Apr 3, 2003	S762	An original bill making supplemental appropriations to support Department of Defense operations in Iraq, Department of Homeland Security, and Related Efforts for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2003, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	93⁠–⁠0	Yea
Apr 7, 2003	PN19	Cormac J. Carney, of California, to be United States District Judge for the Central District of California	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	80⁠–⁠0	Yea
Apr 9, 2003	S476	To exclude 25 percent of gain on sales or exchanges of land or water interests to any nonprofit entity for any charitable purpose.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	62⁠–⁠38	Yea	Nay (against)
Apr 9, 2003	S476	An original bill to provide incentives for charitable contributions by individuals and businesses, to improve the public disclosure of activities of exempt organizations, and to enhance the ability of low-income Americans to gain financial security by building assets, and for other purposes	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	95⁠–⁠5	Yea
Apr 9, 2003	SCONRES31	A concurrent resolution expressing the outrage of Congress at the treatment of certain American prisoners of war by the Government of Iraq.	On the Resolution	Resolution Agreed to	99⁠–⁠0	Yea
Apr 9, 2003	PN197	Dee D. Drell, of Louisiana, to be United States District Judge for the Western District of Louisiana	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	99⁠–⁠0	Yea
Apr 9, 2003	PN276	Richard D. Bennett, of Maryland, to be United States District Judge for the District of Maryland	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	99⁠–⁠0	Yea
Apr 10, 2003	S151	An Act to prevent child abduction and the sexual exploitation of children, and for other purposes.	On the Conference Report	Conference Report Agreed to	98⁠–⁠0	Yea
Apr 10, 2003	PN287	Ross Owen Swimmer, of Oklahoma, to be Special Trustee, Office of Special Trustee for American Indians, Department of the Interior	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	72⁠–⁠24	Yea	Yea
Apr 11, 2003	HCONRES95	A concurrent resolution establishing the congressional budget for the United States Government for fiscal year 2004 and setting forth appropriate budgetary levels for fiscal years 2003 and 2005 through 2013.	On the Conference Report	Conference Report Agreed to	50⁠–⁠50	Yea	Yea
Apr 29, 2003	PN15	Jeffrey S. Sutton, of Ohio, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Sixth Circuit	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	52⁠–⁠41	Yea	Yea
Apr 30, 2003	S196	A bill to establish a digital and wireless network technology program, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	97⁠–⁠0	Yea
May 1, 2003	PN11	Priscilla Richman Owen, of Texas, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Fifth Circuit	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	52⁠–⁠44	Yea	Yea
May 1, 2003	PN295	Edward C. Prado, of Texas, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Fifth Circuit	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	97⁠–⁠0	Yea
May 5, 2003	PN5	Deborah L. Cook, of Ohio, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Sixth Circuit	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	66⁠–⁠25	Yea	Yea
May 5, 2003	PN6	Miguel A. Estrada, of Virginia, to be United States Circuit Judge for the District of Columbia Circuit	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	52⁠–⁠39	Yea	Yea
May 6, 2003	PN198	Cecilia M. Altonaga, of Florida, to be United States District Judge for the Southern District of Florida	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	91⁠–⁠0	Yea
May 8, 2003	TREATYDOC1084	Protocols to the North Atlantic Treaty of 1949 on the Accession of Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia, and Slovenia. These protocols were opened for signature at Brussels on March 26, 2003, and signed that day on behalf of the United States and the other parties to the North Atlantic Treaty	On the Resolution of Ratification	Resolution of Ratification Agreed to	96⁠–⁠0	Yea
May 8, 2003	PN6	Miguel A. Estrada, of Virginia, to be United States Circuit Judge for the District of Columbia Circuit	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	54⁠–⁠43	Yea	Yea
May 8, 2003	PN11	Priscilla Richman Owen, of Texas, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Fifth Circuit	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	52⁠–⁠45	Yea	Yea
May 8, 2003	S113	In the nature of a substitute.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	35⁠–⁠59	Nay	Nay
May 8, 2003	S113	A bill to exclude United States persons from the definition of "foreign power" under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 relating to international terrorism.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	90⁠–⁠4	Yea
May 14, 2003	S1054	To ensure that Social Security surpluses are not raided in order to fund tax cuts on corporate dividends.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	44⁠–⁠53	Nay	Nay
May 15, 2003	S1054	To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to repeal the 1993 income tax increase on Social Security benefits.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	98⁠–⁠2	Nay
May 15, 2003	S1054	To repeal the 1993 income tax increase on Social Security benefits and to offset the revenue loss.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	49⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
May 15, 2003	S1054	To urge the Senate Finance Committee and the Joint Economic Committee to hold hearings and consider legislation providing for a flat tax.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	70⁠–⁠30	Yea	Yea
May 15, 2003	S1054	To ensure that the limit on refundability shall not apply to the additional $400 child credit for 2003, to make the dividend exclusion effective for taxable years beginning in 2003, and to eliminate the increase in the dividend exclusion from 10 percent to 20 percent of dividends over $500.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	47⁠–⁠53	Nay	Nay
May 15, 2003	S1054	To provide for additional weeks of temporary extended unemployment compensation and to provide for a program of temporary enhanced regular unemployment compensation, and for other purposes.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	50⁠–⁠49	Nay	Nay
May 15, 2003	S1054	To expand the refundability of the child tax credit.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	49⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
May 15, 2003	S1054	To permanently extend and modify the research and experimentation tax credit and strike the partial exclusion of dividends provision.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	49⁠–⁠50	Nay	Nay
May 15, 2003	S1054	To accelerate the elimination of the marriage penalty in the earned income credit.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	49⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
May 15, 2003	S1054	To amend title XVIII of the Social Security Act to enhance beneficiary access to quality health care services in rural areas under the medicare program.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	86⁠–⁠12	Nay
May 15, 2003	S1054	To provide temporary State and local fiscal relief.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	95⁠–⁠3	Yea
May 15, 2003	S1054	To provide temporary State fiscal relief.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	47⁠–⁠52	Nay	Nay
May 15, 2003	S1054	To ensure the enactment of a medicare prescription drug benefit.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	44⁠–⁠56	Nay	Nay
May 15, 2003	S1054	In the nature of a substitute.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	35⁠–⁠65	Nay	Nay
May 15, 2003	S1054	To further enhance the denial of deduction for certain fines, penalties, and other amounts.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	37⁠–⁠61	Nay	Yea (against)
May 15, 2003	S1054	To provide a a complete substitute.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	46⁠–⁠54	Nay	Nay
May 15, 2003	S1054	To provide pay protection for members of the Reserve and the National Guard, and for other purposes.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	46⁠–⁠54	Nay	Nay
May 15, 2003	S1054	To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to make higher education more affordable.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	49⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
May 15, 2003	S1054	To encourage the investment of foreign earnings within the United States for productive business investments and job creation.	On the Motion	Motion Agreed to	75⁠–⁠25	Yea	Yea
May 15, 2003	S1054	To make the child tax credit acceleration applicable to 2002.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	49⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
May 15, 2003	S1054	To create jobs, provide opportunity, and restore prosperity.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	46⁠–⁠54	Nay	Nay
May 15, 2003	S1054	In the nature of a substitute.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	44⁠–⁠56	Nay	Nay
May 15, 2003	S1054	To provide a partially refundable tax credit for caregiving related expenses.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	48⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
May 15, 2003	S1054	To apply the sunset provision to the revenue increase provisions.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	51⁠–⁠49	Yea	Yea
May 15, 2003	S1054	To modify the dividend exclusion provision, and for other purposes.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	50⁠–⁠50	Yea	Yea
May 15, 2003	S1054	To provide reconciliation pursuant to section 201 of the concurrent resolution on the budget for fiscal year 2004.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	49⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
May 15, 2003	S1054	To eliminate the dividend and upper bracket tax cuts, which primarily benefit the wealthy, to provide the additional funds necessary for an adequate medicare prescription drug benefit, including assuring that the benefit is comprehensive, with no gaps or excessive cost-sharing, covers all medicare beneficiaries, provides special help for beneficiaries with low income, and does not undermine employer retirement coverage.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	48⁠–⁠52	Nay	Nay
May 15, 2003	S1054	To improve access to higher education for middle-income families by making resources available to expand the Hope and Lifetime Learning Scholarship Credits and for lower-income families by making resources available to increase the maximum Pell Grant to $4500 and to provide an equal amount for deficit reduction by eliminating the 10 percent dividend tax exclusion for amounts above $500 and eliminating acceleration of the 38.6 percent income tax rate education.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	49⁠–⁠50	Nay	Nay
May 15, 2003	S1054	To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1996 to close the "janitors insurance" tax loophole.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	37⁠–⁠63	Nay	Nay
May 15, 2003	S1054	To strike the section relating to qualified tax collection contracts.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	43⁠–⁠57	Nay	Nay
May 15, 2003	HR1298	To provide alternate terms for the United States participation in the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	48⁠–⁠52	Nay	Nay
May 15, 2003	HR1298	To provide emergency funding for food aid to HIV/AIDS affected populations in sub-Saharan Africa.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	48⁠–⁠52	Nay	Nay
May 15, 2003	HR2	To provide for reconciliation pursuant to section 201 of the concurrent resolution on the budget for fiscal year 2004.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	51⁠–⁠49	Yea	Yea
May 15, 2003	HR1298	To modify provisions relating to the distribution of funding.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	45⁠–⁠52	Nay	Nay
May 16, 2003	HR1298	To provide for the procurement of certain pharmaceuticals at the lowest possible price for products of assured quality.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	42⁠–⁠54	Nay	Nay
May 16, 2003	HR1298	To require a specific plan to help AIDS orphans.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	45⁠–⁠50	Nay	Nay
May 16, 2003	HR1298	To add CARICOM Countries and the Dominican Republic to Priority List of HIV/AIDS Coordinator.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	44⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
May 19, 2003	PN24	S. Maurice Hicks, Jr., of Louisiana, to be United States District Judge for the Western District of Louisiana	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	86⁠–⁠0	Yea
May 20, 2003	S1050	In the nature of a substitute.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	85⁠–⁠10	Not Voting
May 20, 2003	S1050	To strike the repeal of the prohibition on research and development of low-yield nuclear weapons.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	51⁠–⁠43	Not Voting	Yea
May 21, 2003	S1050	To propose a substitute.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	59⁠–⁠38	Yea	Yea
May 21, 2003	S1050	To modify the scope of the prohibition on research and development of low-yield nuclear weapons.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	96⁠–⁠0	Yea
May 21, 2003	S1050	To prohibit the use of funds for a nuclear earth penetrator weapon.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	56⁠–⁠41	Yea	Yea
May 21, 2003	S1050	To modify requirements applicable to the limitation on designation of critical habitat of conservation of protected species under the provision on military readiness and conservation of protected species.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	51⁠–⁠48	Nay	Nay
May 21, 2003	S1050	To propose the insertion of matter in lieu of the matter proposed to be stricken.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	50⁠–⁠48	Nay	Yea (against)
May 22, 2003	S1050	To restore a previous policy regarding restrictions on use of Department of Defense medical facilities.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	48⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
May 22, 2003	S1050	To require the Department of Defense to fully comply with the Competition in Contracting Act for any contract awarded for reconstruction activities in Iraq.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	99⁠–⁠0	Yea
May 22, 2003	S1050	An original bill to authorize appropriations for fiscal year 2004 for military activities of the Department of Defense, for military construction, and for defense activities of the Department of Energy, to prescribe personnel strengths for such fiscal year for the Armed Forces, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	98⁠–⁠1	Yea
May 22, 2003	PN342	Consuelo Maria Callahan, of California, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Ninth Circuit	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	99⁠–⁠0	Yea
May 23, 2003	HR2	To provide for reconciliation pursuant to section 201 of the concurrent resolution on the budget for fiscal year 2004.	On the Conference Report	Conference Report Agreed to	50⁠–⁠50	Yea	Yea
May 23, 2003	HJRES51	To reduce the amount by which the statutory limit on the public debt is increased.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	47⁠–⁠52	Nay	Nay
May 23, 2003	HJRES51	To express the sense of the Senate that Social Security cost-of-living adjustments should not be reduced.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	52⁠–⁠47	Yea	Yea
May 23, 2003	HJRES51	To extend the Temporary Unemployment Compensation Act of 2002, to provide additional weeks of temporary extended unemployment compensation, and to make extended unemployment benefits under the Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act temporarily available for employees.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	50⁠–⁠49	Yea	Yea
May 23, 2003	HJRES51	To extend the current-law pay-as-you-go requirement.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	47⁠–⁠52	Nay	Nay
May 23, 2003	HJRES51	To limit the applicability of public debt limit to social security trust funds.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	52⁠–⁠46	Yea	Yea
May 23, 2003	HJRES51	A joint resolution increasing the statutory limit on the public debt.	On the Joint Resolution	Joint Resolution Passed	53⁠–⁠44	Yea	Yea
Jun 3, 2003	S14	To allow the ethanol mandate in the renewable fuel program to be suspended temporarily if the mandate would harm the economy or environment.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	35⁠–⁠60	Nay
Jun 3, 2003	S14	To authorize the Governors of the States to elect to participate in the renewable fuel program.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	34⁠–⁠62	Nay
Jun 4, 2003	HR1588	To repeal the authorities and requirements for a base closure round in 2005.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	42⁠–⁠53	Not Voting
Jun 4, 2003	S14	To authorize the Secretary of Energy to waive the ethanol mandate on the East and West Coast in the event of a significant price increase or supply interruption.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	37⁠–⁠58	Not Voting
Jun 5, 2003	S14	To exclude Petroleum Administration for Defense Districts I, IV, and V from the renewable fuel program.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	26⁠–⁠69	Nay
Jun 5, 2003	S14	To provide for equal liability treatment of vehicle fuels and fuel additives.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	38⁠–⁠57	Nay	Nay
Jun 5, 2003	S14	To eliminate methyl tertiary butyl ether from the United States fuel supply, to increase production and use of renewable fuel, and to increase the Nation's energy independence.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	68⁠–⁠28	Yea
Jun 5, 2003	HR1308	In the nature of a substitute.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	94⁠–⁠2	Yea
Jun 9, 2003	PN394	Michael Chertoff, of New Jersey, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Third Circuit	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	88⁠–⁠1	Yea
Jun 10, 2003	S14	To require that the hydrogen commercialization plan of the Department of Energy include a description of activities to support certain hydrogen technology deployment goals.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	67⁠–⁠32	Nay	Nay
Jun 10, 2003	S14	To reduce the dependence of the United States on imported petroleum.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	99⁠–⁠1	Yea
Jun 10, 2003	S14	To strike the provision relating to deployment of new nuclear power plants.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	48⁠–⁠50	Nay	Nay
Jun 11, 2003	PN395	Richard C. Wesley, of New York, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Second Circuit	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	96⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jun 11, 2003	PN514	J. Ronnie Greer, of Tennessee, to be United States District Judge for the Eastern District of Tennessee	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	97⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jun 11, 2003	PN470	Mark R. Kravitz, of Connecticut, to be United States District Judge for the District of Connecticut	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	97⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jun 11, 2003	S14	To tighten oversight of energy markets.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	55⁠–⁠44	Yea	Yea
Jun 11, 2003	S14	To provide for a significant environmental review process associated with the development of Indian energy projects and to establish duties of the federal government to Indian tribes in implementing an energy development program, and for other purposes.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	52⁠–⁠47	Yea	Yea
Jun 11, 2003	S1215	A bill to sanction the ruling Burmese military junta, to strengthen Burma's democratic forces and support and recognize the National League of Democracy as the legitimate representative of the Burmese people, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	97⁠–⁠1	Yea
Jun 12, 2003	S14	To strike the provision requiring the Secretary of the Interior to conduct an inventory and analysis of oil and natural gas resources beneath all of the waters of the outer Continental Shelf.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	44⁠–⁠54	Nay	Nay
Jun 12, 2003	S824	To prohibit the Secretary of Transportation from transfering certain air traffic control functions to nongovernmental entities.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	56⁠–⁠41	Yea	Nay (against)
Jun 12, 2003	S824	To establish age limitations for airmen.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	44⁠–⁠52	Yea	Yea
Jun 12, 2003	S824	To require the Administrator of the FAA to conduct a study of safety standards at foreign repair stations.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	42⁠–⁠52	Yea	Yea
Jun 12, 2003	HR2115	A bill to amend title 49, United States Code, to reauthorize programs for the Federal Aviation Administration, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	94⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jun 13, 2003	PN425	R. Hewitt Pate, of Virginia, to be an Assistant Attorney General	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	71⁠–⁠0	Not Voting
Jun 18, 2003	S1	To require that the Medicare plan, to be known as the Medicare Guaranteed Option, be available to all eligible beneficiaries in every year.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	37⁠–⁠58	Nay	Nay
Jun 19, 2003	S1	To improve disclosure requirements and to increase beneficiary choices.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	95⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jun 19, 2003	S1	To ensure that an affordable plan is available in all areas.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	39⁠–⁠56	Nay	Nay
Jun 19, 2003	S1	To ensure that there is competition in the pharmaceutical industry and increased access to affordable drugs.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	94⁠–⁠1	Yea
Jun 20, 2003	S504	A bill to establish academies for teachers and students of American history and civics and a national alliance of teachers of American history and civics, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	90⁠–⁠0	Not Voting
Jun 20, 2003	S1	To provide greater access to affordable pharmaceuticals.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	62⁠–⁠28	Not Voting	Nay
Jun 24, 2003	S1	To treat costs for covered drugs as incurred costs without regard to whether the individual or another person, including a State program or other third-party coverage, has paid for such costs.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	52⁠–⁠43	Yea	Yea
Jun 24, 2003	S1	To permit continuous open enrollment and disenrollment in Medicare Prescription Drug plans and MedicareAdvantage plans until 2008.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	55⁠–⁠42	Yea	Yea
Jun 24, 2003	S1	To provide equal access to competitive global prescription medicine prices for American purchasers.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	66⁠–⁠31	Yea	Yea
Jun 24, 2003	S1	To eliminate the coverage gap.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	54⁠–⁠42	Yea	Yea
Jun 24, 2003	S1	To provide that prescription drug benefits for any Member of Congress who is enrolled in a health benefits plan under chapter 89 of title 5, United States Code, may not exceed the level of prescription drug benefits passed in the 1st session of the 108th Congress, and for other purposes.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	93⁠–⁠3	Yea
Jun 24, 2003	S1	To allow Medicare beneficiaries who are enrolled in fallback plans to remain in such plans for two years by requiring the same contracting cycle for fallback plans as Medicare Prescription Drug plans.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	51⁠–⁠45	Yea	Yea
Jun 24, 2003	S1	To make prescription drug coverage available beginning on July 1, 2004.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	41⁠–⁠54	Nay	Nay
Jun 24, 2003	S1	To provide 50 percent cost-sharing for a beneficiary whose income is at least 160 percent but not more thansa968 250 percent of the poverty line after the beneficiary has reached the initial coverage gap and before the beneficiary has reached the annual out-of pocket limit.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	41⁠–⁠54	Nay	Nay
Jun 24, 2003	S1	To modify the amount of the direct subsidy to be provided to qualified retiree prescription drug plans.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	41⁠–⁠55	Nay	Nay
Jun 25, 2003	S1	To provide reimbursement for Federally qualified health centers participating in medicare manged care.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	94⁠–⁠1	Yea
Jun 25, 2003	S1	To strengthen protections for consumers against misleading direct-to-consumer drug advertising.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	26⁠–⁠69	Nay	Nay
Jun 25, 2003	S1	To provide that an eligible beneficiary is not responsible for paying the applicable percent of the monthly national average premium while the beneficiary is in the coverage gap and to sunset the bill, and for other purposes.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	39⁠–⁠56	Nay	Nay
Jun 25, 2003	S1	To deliver a meaningful benefit and lower prescription drug prices.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	39⁠–⁠56	Nay	Nay
Jun 25, 2003	S1	To study the comparative effectiveness and safety of important Medicare covered drugs to ensure that consumers can make meaningful comparisons about the quality and efficacy.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	43⁠–⁠52	Nay	Nay
Jun 26, 2003	S1	To establish a demonstration project under the Medicaid program to encourage the provision of community-based services to individuals with disabilities.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	50⁠–⁠48	Yea	Yea
Jun 26, 2003	S1	To strengthen protections for consumers against misleading direct-to-consumer drug advertising.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	39⁠–⁠59	Nay	Nay
Jun 26, 2003	S1	To protect seniors who are diagnosed with cancer from high prescription drug costs	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	97⁠–⁠1	Yea
Jun 26, 2003	S1	To eliminate the coverage gap for individuals with cancer.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	54⁠–⁠44	Yea	Yea
Jun 26, 2003	S1	To update, beginning in 2009, the asset or resource test used for purposes of determining the eligibility of low-income beneficiaries for premium and cost-sharing subsidies.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	69⁠–⁠29	Nay	Nay
Jun 26, 2003	S1	To protect seniors with cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes, or Alzheimer's disease.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	98⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jun 26, 2003	S1	To provide additional assistance for certain eligible beneficiaries under part D.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	57⁠–⁠41	Yea	Yea
Jun 26, 2003	S1	To reduce aggregate beneficiary obligations by $2,400,000,000 per year beginning in 2009.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	39⁠–⁠59	Nay	Nay
Jun 26, 2003	S1	To evaluate alternative payment and delivery systems.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	71⁠–⁠26	Not Voting	Yea
Jun 26, 2003	S1	To express the sense of the Senate that the Committee on Finance should hold hearing regarding permitting States to provide health benefits to legal immigrants under Medicaid and SCHIP as part of the reauthorization of the temporary assistance for needy families program.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	33⁠–⁠65	Nay	Yea (against)
Jun 26, 2003	S1	To make all Medicare beneficiaries eligible for Medicare prescription drug coverage.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	47⁠–⁠51	Yea	Nay (against)
Jun 26, 2003	S1	To permit the establishment of 2 new Medigap plans for Medicare beneficiaries enrolled for prescription drug coverage under part D.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	43⁠–⁠55	Nay	Nay
Jun 26, 2003	S1	To ensure that current retirees who have prescription drug coverage who will lose their prescription drug coverage as a result of the enactment of this legislation have the option of drug coverage under the Medicare fallback.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	42⁠–⁠54	Nay	Nay
Jun 26, 2003	S1	To provide Medicare beneficiaries with a drug discount card that ensures access to affordable prescription drugs.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	21⁠–⁠75	Nay
Jun 26, 2003	S1	To provide for an income-related increase in the part B premium for individuals with income in excess of $75,000 and married couples with income in excess of $150,000.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Failed	38⁠–⁠59	Nay	Nay
Jun 26, 2003	S1	A bill to amend title XVIII of the Social Security Act to provide for a voluntary prescription drug benefit under the Medicare program and to strengthen and improve the Medicare program, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	76⁠–⁠21	Yea
Jul 8, 2003	PN426	David G. Campbell, of Arizona, to be United States District Judge for the District of Arizona	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	92⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jul 9, 2003	S11	A bill to protect patients' access to quality and affordable health care by reducing the effects of excessive liability costs.	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	49⁠–⁠48	Yea	Yea
Jul 9, 2003	PN38	Victor J. Wolski, of Virginia, to be a Judge of the United States Court of Federal Claims for a term of fifteen years	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	54⁠–⁠43	Yea	Yea
Jul 9, 2003	S1162	A bill to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to accelerate the increase in the refundability of the child tax credit, and for other purposes.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	51⁠–⁠45	Yea	Yea
Jul 9, 2003	S925	To prohibit the application of certain restrictive eligibility requirements to foreign nongovernmental organizations with respect to the provision of assistance under part I of the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Failed	43⁠–⁠53	Yea	Yea
Jul 10, 2003	S925	To provide support regarding the rural development crisis in Mexico.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	54⁠–⁠43	Nay	Nay
Jul 10, 2003	S925	To provide additional weeks of temporary extended unemployment compensation for individuals who have exhausted such compensation and to make extended unemployment benefits under the Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act temporarily available for employees with less than 10 years of service.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	48⁠–⁠48	Nay	Nay
Jul 10, 2003	S925	To express the sense of Congress on funding for assistant to combat AIDS globally.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	78⁠–⁠18	Yea
Jul 10, 2003	S925	To express the sense of the Congress that the United States remain engaged in Iraq in order to ensure a peaceful, stable, unified Iraq with a representative government.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	97⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jul 11, 2003	HR2657	To eliminate the additional amount for programs under the National and Community Service Act of 1990.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	71⁠–⁠21	Nay
Jul 11, 2003	HR2657	A bill making appropriations for the Legislative Branch for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2004, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	85⁠–⁠7	Yea
Jul 11, 2003	HR2559	A bill making appropriations for military construction, family housing, and base realignment and closure for the Department of Defense for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2004, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	91⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jul 14, 2003	PN398	Samuel Der-Yeghiayan, of Illinois, to be United States District Judge for the Northern District of Illinois	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	89⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jul 15, 2003	PN545	Lonny R. Suko, of Washington, to be United States District Judge for the Eastern District of Washington	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	94⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jul 15, 2003	HR2658	To prohibit excessive deployments overseas of members of the Guard and Reserves.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	64⁠–⁠31	Yea	Yea
Jul 16, 2003	HR2658	To require from the President a budget amendment for the budget for fiscal year 2004 on the amounts requested for military operations in Iraq in fiscal year 2004.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	53⁠–⁠41	Yea	Yea
Jul 16, 2003	HR2658	To require a report on the individuals being detained by the United States Government as enemy combatants.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	52⁠–⁠42	Yea	Yea
Jul 16, 2003	HR2330	A bill to sanction the ruling Burmese military junta, to strengthen Burma's democratic forces and support and recognize the National League of Democracy as the legitimate representative of the Burmese people, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	94⁠–⁠1	Yea
Jul 16, 2003	HR2658	To require reports on U.S. operations in Iraq.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	50⁠–⁠45	Yea	Yea
Jul 16, 2003	HR2658	To provide National Guard and Reserve forces access to TRICARE.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	93⁠–⁠2	Yea
Jul 16, 2003	HR2658	To require a report on the United States strategy for reconstruction in Iraq.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	52⁠–⁠43	Yea	Yea
Jul 16, 2003	HR2658	To establish the National Commission on the Development and Use of Intelligence Related to Iraq.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	51⁠–⁠45	Yea	Yea
Jul 16, 2003	HR2658	To prohibit the use of funds for certain programs, projects, and activities.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	79⁠–⁠16	Yea
Jul 17, 2003	HR2658	To state the sense of Congress on funding of ongoing overseas military operations, including overseas contingency operations.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	81⁠–⁠15	Yea
Jul 17, 2003	HR2658	To limit the availability of funds for the Intelligence Community Management Account pending a report on the development and use of intelligence relating to Iraq and Operation Iraqi Freedom.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	62⁠–⁠34	Yea	Yea
Jul 17, 2003	HR2658	To rescind $1,100,000,000 of the amounts appropriated for procurement and research, development, test and evaluation, and to appropriate $1,100,000,000 for fighting AIDS/HIV, tuberculosis, and malaria.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	71⁠–⁠24	Yea
Jul 17, 2003	PN533	Allyson K. Duncan, of North Carolina, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Fourth Circuit	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	93⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jul 17, 2003	HR2658	A bill making appropriations for the Department of Defense for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2004, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	95⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jul 22, 2003	HR2555	To fulfill Homeland Security promises.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	43⁠–⁠50	Nay	Nay
Jul 23, 2003	HR2555	To require a classified report to Congress on the security costs incurred by State and local government law enforcement personnel in each state in complying with requests and requirements of the United States Secret Service to provide protective services and transportation for foreign and domestic officials.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	79⁠–⁠19	Yea
Jul 23, 2003	HR2555	To increase funding for emergency management performance grants.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	45⁠–⁠53	Nay	Nay
Jul 23, 2003	HR2555	To provide funds to increase maritime security.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	50⁠–⁠48	Yea	Yea
Jul 23, 2003	HR2555	To increase the funds for research and development related to transportation security, and for other purposes.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	45⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
Jul 23, 2003	HR2555	To increase the amount of the appropriation for firefighter assistance grants by $150,000,000.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	48⁠–⁠49	Nay	Nay
Jul 23, 2003	HR2555	To appropriate $8,000,000 for the Office of the Under Secretary for Information Analysis and Infrastructure Protection to conduct chemical facility security assessments.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	43⁠–⁠52	Nay	Nay
Jul 23, 2003	HR2555	To make available an additional $200,000,000 to increase the number of border personnel at the northern border of the United States by the end of fiscal year 2004.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	45⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
Jul 24, 2003	HR2555	To fund urgent priorities for our Nation's firefighters, law enforcement personnel, and emergency medical personnel, and all Americans by reducing the 2003 tax breaks for individuals with annual income in excess of $1,000,000.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	41⁠–⁠54	Nay	Nay
Jul 24, 2003	HR2555	Fulfilling Homeland Security Promises.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	51⁠–⁠45	Yea	Yea
Jul 24, 2003	HR2555	To increase the funding for discretionary grants for use in high-threat urban areas.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	50⁠–⁠46	Nay	Nay
Jul 24, 2003	HR2555	To increase the funding for discretionary grants for use in high-threat urban areas and decrease funding for information analysis and infrastructure protection, science and technology, and research and development.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	48⁠–⁠48	Yea	Nay (against)
Jul 24, 2003	HR2555	To prohibit funds appropriated under this Act from being used by any advisory committee that has been exempted from the Federal Advisory Committee Act.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	46⁠–⁠50	Nay	Nay
Jul 24, 2003	HR2555	To appropriate $1,000,000,000 for grants to public transit agencies to enhance public transportation security against terrorist threats.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	44⁠–⁠50	Nay	Nay
Jul 24, 2003	HR2555	To provide post-employment lobbying restrictions on employees of the Department of Homeland Security and the Office of Homeland Security within the Executive Office of the President.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	46⁠–⁠46	Nay	Nay
Jul 24, 2003	HR2555	A bill making appropriations for the Department of Homeland Security for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2004, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	93⁠–⁠1	Yea
Jul 28, 2003	PN583	Earl Leroy Yeakel III, of Texas, to be United States District Judge for the Western District of Texas	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	91⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jul 29, 2003	PN11	Priscilla Richman Owen, of Texas, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Fifth Circuit	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	53⁠–⁠43	Yea	Yea
Jul 29, 2003	S14	To amend title 49, United States Code, to improve the system for enhancing automobile fuel efficiency.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	32⁠–⁠65	Nay	Nay
Jul 29, 2003	S14	To impose additional requirements for improving automobile fuel economy and reducing vehicle emissions.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	66⁠–⁠30	Yea	Yea
Jul 30, 2003	S14	To prohibit market manipulation.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	48⁠–⁠50	Nay	Nay
Jul 30, 2003	PN6	Miguel A. Estrada, of Virginia, to be United States Circuit Judge for the District of Columbia Circuit	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	55⁠–⁠43	Yea	Yea
Jul 30, 2003	S14	To strengthen the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's authority to review public utility mergers.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	53⁠–⁠44	Yea	Yea
Jul 30, 2003	S14	To preserve the Federal Regulatory Commission's authority to protect the public interest prior to July 1, 2005.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	54⁠–⁠44	Yea	Yea
Jul 30, 2003	S14	To protect the public and investors from abusive affiliate, associate company, and subsidiary company transactions.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	50⁠–⁠48	Yea	Yea
Jul 31, 2003	PN512	William H. Pryor, Jr., of Alabama, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Eleventh Circuit	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	53⁠–⁠44	Yea	Yea
Jul 31, 2003	HR6	A bill to enhance energy conservation and research and development, to provide for security and diversity in the energy supply for the American people, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	84⁠–⁠14	Yea
Jul 31, 2003	HR2739	A bill to implement the United States-Singapore Free Trade Agreement.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	66⁠–⁠32	Yea	Yea
Jul 31, 2003	HR2738	A bill to implement the United States-Chile Free Trade Agreement.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	65⁠–⁠32	Yea	Yea
Jul 31, 2003	PN574	James I. Cohn, of Florida, to be United States District Judge for the Southern District of Florida	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	96⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jul 31, 2003	PN579	Frank Montalvo, of Texas, to be United States District Judge for the Western District of Texas	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	95⁠–⁠0	Yea
Sep 3, 2003	HR2660	To increase funding for certain education and related programs.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	46⁠–⁠48	Nay	Nay
Sep 3, 2003	HR2660	To provide additional funding for the Impact Aid Program.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	54⁠–⁠42	Nay	Nay
Sep 3, 2003	HR2660	To increase funding for a part B of the individuals with Disabilities Education Act.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	42⁠–⁠54	Nay	Nay
Sep 4, 2003	HR2660	To restore funding for certain programs under the Workforce Investment Act of 1998.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	46⁠–⁠49	Nay	Nay
Sep 4, 2003	HR2660	To provide funding for rural education.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	52⁠–⁠43	Nay	Nay
Sep 4, 2003	PN343	Steven M. Colloton, of Iowa, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Eighth Circuit	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	94⁠–⁠1	Yea
Sep 5, 2003	HR2660	To provide additional funding to ensure an adequate bioterrorism preparedness workforce.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	41⁠–⁠47	Nay	Nay
Sep 5, 2003	HR2660	To provide additional funding for the Fund for the Improvement of Education.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	43⁠–⁠46	Nay	Nay
Sep 9, 2003	HR2660	To provide additional funding for education for the disadvantaged.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	44⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
Sep 9, 2003	HR2660	To increase student financial aid by an amount that matches the increase in low- and middle-income family college costs.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	49⁠–⁠46	Nay	Nay
Sep 9, 2003	HR2660	To provide funding for the prevention, treatment, and control of, and research on, global HIV/AIDS.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	43⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
Sep 9, 2003	HR2660	To increase funds for Head Start.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	47⁠–⁠47	Nay	Nay
Sep 10, 2003	HR2660	To protect the rights of employees to receive overtime compensation.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	54⁠–⁠45	Nay	Nay
Sep 10, 2003	HR2660	To provide additional funding for programs under the Ryan White Care Act.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	44⁠–⁠53	Nay	Nay
Sep 10, 2003	HR2660	To provide funding for home energy assistance needs under the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Act of 1981.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	49⁠–⁠46	Yea	Nay (against)
Sep 10, 2003	HR2660	To increase funding for immunization services.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	47⁠–⁠49	Nay	Nay
Sep 10, 2003	HR2660	To increase funding for certain literacy, library, and museum programs.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	47⁠–⁠49	Nay	Nay
Sep 10, 2003	HR2660	To restore cuts in student aid.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	51⁠–⁠44	Yea	Nay (against)
Sep 10, 2003	HR2660	To provide additional funding for afterschool programs under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	46⁠–⁠49	Nay	Nay
Sep 10, 2003	HR2660	To increase funding for the promoting safe and stable families program.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	49⁠–⁠46	Nay	Nay
Sep 10, 2003	HR2660	To prohibit funds appropriated in this Act from being used by the Department of Education to enforce any requirement under section 1116 of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965, or to implement penalties or sanctions under part A of title I of such Act, if the amount appropriated to carry out such part A for fiscal year 2004 is less than $18,500,000,000.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	28⁠–⁠67	Nay	Nay
Sep 10, 2003	HR2660	To provide additional funding for teacher quality programs under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 and the Higher Education Act of 1965 and for the Mathematics and Science Partnerships and the school leadership program under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	43⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
Sep 10, 2003	HR2660	To provide an additional $100,000,000 to carry out the 21st Century Community Learning Centers Program under B of title IV of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	7⁠–⁠87	Nay
Sep 10, 2003	HR2660	To provide additional funds for programs relating to West Nile Virus and to fund the Mosquito Abatement for Safety and Health Act.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	46⁠–⁠49	Nay	Nay
Sep 10, 2003	HR2660	To increase funding for the National Institutes of Health.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	52⁠–⁠43	Nay	Nay
Sep 10, 2003	HR2660	A bill making appropriations for the Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education, and related agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2004, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	94⁠–⁠0	Yea
Sep 16, 2003	SJRES17	A joint resolution disapproving the rule submitted by the Federal Communications Commission with respect to broadcast media ownership.	On the Joint Resolution	Joint Resolution Passed	55⁠–⁠40	Yea	Nay (against)
Sep 16, 2003	HR2754	To prohibit the use of funds for Department of Energy activities relating to the Robust Nuclear Earth Penetrator, Advanced Weapons Concepts, modification of the readiness posture of the Nevada Test Site, and the Modern Pit Facility, and to make the amount of funds made available by the prohibition for debt reduction.	On the Motion	Motion Agreed to	53⁠–⁠41	Yea	Yea
Sep 16, 2003	HR2754	A bill making appropriations for energy and water development for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2004, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	92⁠–⁠0	Yea
Sep 17, 2003	S3	A bill to prohibit the procedure commonly known as partial-birth abortion.	On the Motion	Motion Agreed to	93⁠–⁠0	Yea
Sep 17, 2003	PN580	R. David Proctor, of Alabama, to be United States District Judge for the Northern District of Alabama	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	92⁠–⁠0	Yea
Sep 17, 2003	PN22	Sandra J. Feuerstein, of New York, to be United States District Judge for the Eastern District of New York	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	92⁠–⁠0	Yea
Sep 22, 2003	PN537	Glen E. Conrad, of Virginia, to be United States District Judge for the Western District of Virginia	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	89⁠–⁠0	Yea
Sep 22, 2003	PN659	Henry F. Floyd, of South Carolina, to be United States District Judge for the District of South Carolina	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	89⁠–⁠0	Yea
Sep 23, 2003	HR2691	To provide additional funds for clinical services of the Indian Health Service, with an offset.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	49⁠–⁠45	Nay	Nay
Sep 23, 2003	PN540	Kim R. Gibson, of Pennsylvania, to be United States District Judge for the Western District of Pennsylvania	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	94⁠–⁠0	Yea
Sep 23, 2003	HR2691	To ban commercial advertising on the National Mall.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	92⁠–⁠4	Yea
Sep 23, 2003	HR2691	To strike section 333 relating to a special judicial appeals process for cases involving timber harvesting in the Tongass National Forest.	On the Motion	Motion Agreed to	52⁠–⁠44	Yea	Yea
Sep 23, 2003	HR2691	To substitute a requirement for an annual report on competitive sourcing activities on lists required under the Federal Activities Inventory Reform Act of 1998 that are performed for the Department of the Interior by Federal Government sources.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	53⁠–⁠43	Yea	Yea
Sep 23, 2003	HR2691	To prohibit the use of funds for initiating any new competitive sourcing studies.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	44⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
Sep 23, 2003	HR2691	To strike funding for implementation of the Department of the Interior's reorganization plan for the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Office of Special Trustee and to transfer the savings to the Indian Health Service.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	43⁠–⁠52	Nay	Nay
Sep 24, 2003	PN572	Larry Alan Burns, of California, to be United States District Judge for the Southern District of California	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	91⁠–⁠0	Yea
Sep 25, 2003	HR2658	A bill making appropriations for the Department of Defense for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2004, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	95⁠–⁠0	Yea
Sep 25, 2003	HR3161	A bill to ratify the authority of the Federal Trade Commission to establish a do-not-call registry.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	95⁠–⁠0	Yea
Sep 25, 2003	PN582	Dana Makoto Sabraw, of California, to be United States District Judge for the Southern District of California	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	95⁠–⁠0	Yea
Sep 25, 2003	PN601	Michael W. Mosman, of Oregon, to be United States District Judge for the District of Oregon	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	93⁠–⁠0	Yea
Sep 29, 2003	PN523	Carlos T. Bea, of California, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Ninth Circuit	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	86⁠–⁠0	Yea
Sep 30, 2003	PN575	Marcia A. Crone, of Texas, to be United States District Judge for the Eastern District of Texas	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	91⁠–⁠0	Yea
Sep 30, 2003	PN660	Ronald A. White, of Oklahoma, to be United States District Judge for the Eastern District of Oklahoma	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	93⁠–⁠0	Yea
Oct 1, 2003	S1689	To strike $15.2 billion of the $20.3 billion in Iraq Relief and Reconstruction Funds, leaving $5.1 billion for training and equipping the Iraqi Defense Corps and Iraqi national security force and for other public safety and justice purposes.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	38⁠–⁠59	Nay	Nay
Oct 2, 2003	S1689	To commend the Armed Forces of the United States in the War on Terrorism.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	98⁠–⁠1	Yea
Oct 2, 2003	S1689	To provide funds for the security and stabilization of Iraq by suspending a portion of the reductions in the highest income tax rate for individual taxpayers.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	57⁠–⁠42	Yea	Yea
Oct 2, 2003	S1689	To place the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq under the direct authority and foreign policy guidance of the Secretary of State.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	56⁠–⁠42	Yea	Yea
Oct 2, 2003	PN577	William Q. Hayes, of California, to be United States District Judge for the Southern District of California	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	98⁠–⁠0	Yea
Oct 2, 2003	S1689	To provide an additional $322,000,000 for safety equipment for United States forces in Iraq and to reduce the amount provided for reconstruction in Iraq by $322,000,000.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	49⁠–⁠37	Yea	Yea
Oct 14, 2003	S1053	A bill to prohibit discrimination on the basis of genetic information with respect to health insurance and employment.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	95⁠–⁠0	Yea
Oct 14, 2003	S1689	To authorize the award of the Iraqi Liberation Medal as a campaign medal for members of the Armed Forces who serve in Southwest Asia in connection with Operation Iraqi Freedom.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	47⁠–⁠48	Nay	Nay
Oct 14, 2003	S1689	To provide emergency relief for veterans healthcare, school construction, healthcare and transportation needs in the United States, and to create 95,000 new jobs.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	59⁠–⁠35	Yea	Yea
Oct 14, 2003	S1689	To require that Iraqi oil revenues be used to pay for reconstruction in Iraq.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	57⁠–⁠39	Yea	Yea
Oct 15, 2003	S1689	To amend title 10, United States Code, to reduce the age for receipt of military retired pay for nonregular service from 60 to 55.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	47⁠–⁠49	Nay	Nay
Oct 15, 2003	S1689	To increase the end strength of the Army and to structure the additional forces for constabulary duty.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Failed	45⁠–⁠52	Nay	Yea (against)
Oct 15, 2003	S1689	To modify the report requirements with respect to the Coalition Provisional Authority.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	97⁠–⁠0	Yea
Oct 15, 2003	S1689	To express the sense of Congress that the removal of the Government of Saddam Hussein has enhanced the security of Israel and other United States allies.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	95⁠–⁠2	Yea
Oct 16, 2003	S1689	To impose a limitation on the use of sums appropriated for the Iraq Relief and Reconstruction Fund.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	57⁠–⁠42	Yea	Yea
Oct 16, 2003	S1689	To prohibit the use of funds for any contract or other financial agreement or arrangement with any entity that pays compensation in the form of deferred salary to certain United States Government officials.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	65⁠–⁠34	Yea	Yea
Oct 16, 2003	S1689	To express the Sense of the Senate that the Global War on Terrorism medal should be awarded expeditiously to members of the Armed Forces serving in Operation Iraqi Freedom, Operation Enduring Freedom, and Operation Noble Eagle.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	97⁠–⁠1	Yea
Oct 16, 2003	S1689	To express the sense of the Senate that all countries that hold debt from the former Iraqi regime of Saddam Hussein should be urged to forgive their debt.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	98⁠–⁠0	Yea
Oct 16, 2003	S1689	To require that funds for reconstruction in Iraq be used for certain purposes.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	51⁠–⁠47	Nay	Nay
Oct 17, 2003	S1689	To ensure that a Federal employee who takes leave without pay in order to perform certain service as a member of the uniformed services or member of the National Guard shall continue to receive pay in an amount which, when taken together with the pay and allowances such individual is receiving for such service, will be no less than the basic pay such individual would then be receiving if no interruption in employment had occurred.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	96⁠–⁠3	Yea
Oct 17, 2003	S1689	To achieve the most effective means of reconstructing Iraq and to reduce the future costs to the American taxpayer of such reconstruction by ensuring broad-based international cooperation for this effort.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	55⁠–⁠44	Yea	Yea
Oct 17, 2003	S1689	To promote the establishment of an Iraq Reconstruction Finance Authority and the use of Iraqi oil revenues to pay for reconstruction in Iraq.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	52⁠–⁠47	Yea	Yea
Oct 17, 2003	S1689	To make retroactive the relief of hospitalized members of the uniformed services from the obligation to pay for food or subsistence while hospitalized; and to provide an offset for the additional cost.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	99⁠–⁠0	Yea
Oct 17, 2003	S1689	To provide funds for the prevention, treatment, and control of, and research on HIV/AIDS.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	56⁠–⁠43	Yea	Yea
Oct 17, 2003	S1689	To establish a National Commission on the Development and Use of Intelligence Related to Iraq.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	67⁠–⁠32	Yea	Yea
Oct 17, 2003	S1689	To prohibit the use of Iraq Relief and Reconstruction Funds for low priority activities that should not be the responsibility of U.S. taxpayers, and shift $600 million from the Iraq Relief and Reconstruction Fund to Defense Operations and Maintenance, Army, for significantly improving efforts to secure and destroy conventional weapons, such as bombs, bomb materials, small arms, rocket propelled grenades, and shoulder-launched missiles, in Iraq.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	51⁠–⁠47	Yea	Yea
Oct 17, 2003	S1689	To prohibit the use of funds for the involuntary deployment overseas in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom of members of the National Guard and Reserves who have been involuntarily deployed for more than six months during the preceding six years.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	82⁠–⁠15	Yea
Oct 17, 2003	S1689	To eliminate the flexibility given to the President to reallocate all of the $20.3 billion Iraq Relief and Reconstruction Funds, without approval by Congress.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	49⁠–⁠46	Yea	Yea
Oct 17, 2003	S1689	To reduce the amount appropriated for reconstruction in Iraq by $600,000,000 and to increase the amount available to the Iraqi Civil Defense Corps by $50,000,000, the amount available for Afghanistan by $400,000,000, and the amount available for Liberia.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	55⁠–⁠43	Yea	Yea
Oct 17, 2003	S1689	An original bill making emergency supplemental appropriations for Iraq and Afghanistan security and reconstruction for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2004, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	87⁠–⁠12	Yea
Oct 20, 2003	PN810	Margaret Catharine Rodgers, of Florida, to be United States District Judge for the Northern District of Florida	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	82⁠–⁠0	Yea
Oct 21, 2003	S3	A bill to prohibit the procedure commonly known as partial-birth abortion.	On the Conference Report	Conference Report Agreed to	64⁠–⁠34	Yea	Yea
Oct 22, 2003	S1751	A bill to amend the procedures that apply to consideration of interstate class actions to assure fairer outcomes for class members and defendants, and for other purposes.	On Cloture on the Motion to Proceed	Cloture on the Motion to Proceed Rejected	59⁠–⁠39	Yea	Yea
Oct 22, 2003	S877	A bill to regulate interstate commerce by imposing limitations and penalties on the transmission of unsolicited commercial electronic mail via the Internet.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	97⁠–⁠0	Yea
Oct 23, 2003	HR2989	To prohibit the enforcement of the ban on travel to Cuba.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Failed	36⁠–⁠59	Nay	Yea (against)
Oct 23, 2003	HR2989	To provide that Members of Congress shall not receive a cost of living adjustment in pay during fiscal year 2003.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	60⁠–⁠34	Yea
Oct 23, 2003	HR2989	To substitute a requirement for an annual report on competitive sourcing activities on lists required under the Federal Activities Inventory Reform Act of 1998 that are performed for executive agencies by Federal Government sources, and for other purposes.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	95⁠–⁠1	Yea
Oct 23, 2003	HR2989	To prohibit the use of funds for implementing the 2003 revision of Office of Management and Budget Circular A-76.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	47⁠–⁠48	Nay	Nay
Oct 23, 2003	HR2989	To fund the Election Assistance Commission for fiscal year 2004.	On the Motion	Motion Agreed to	63⁠–⁠31	Nay	Nay
Oct 23, 2003	HR2989	A bill making appropriations for the Departments of Transportation and Treasury, and independent agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2004, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	91⁠–⁠3	Yea
Oct 27, 2003	PN576	Dale S. Fischer, of California, to be United States District Judge for the Central District of California	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	86⁠–⁠0	Yea
Oct 28, 2003	PN884	Michael O. Leavitt, of Utah, to be Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	88⁠–⁠8	Yea
Oct 28, 2003	HR2800	To authorize appropriations for Foreign Relations and for Foreign Assistance, and to authorize Millennium Challenge Assistance.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	40⁠–⁠57	Yea	Yea
Oct 28, 2003	HR2800	To require that the Administrator of the Coalition Provisional Authority be an officer who is appointed by the President by and with the advice and consent of the Senate.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	44⁠–⁠53	Nay	Nay
Oct 29, 2003	HR2800	To urge the President to release information regarding sources of foreign support for the 9-11 hijackers.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	43⁠–⁠54	Nay	Nay
Oct 29, 2003	HR1904	Of a perfecting nature.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	97⁠–⁠1	Yea
Oct 29, 2003	HR1904	To enact the Firefighters Medical Monitoring Act.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	94⁠–⁠3	Yea
Oct 29, 2003	HR1904	To enact the Disaster Air Quality Monitoring Act.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	78⁠–⁠17	Yea
Oct 30, 2003	PN12	Charles W. Pickering, Sr., of Mississippi, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Fifth Circuit	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	54⁠–⁠43	Yea	Yea
Oct 30, 2003	S139	To provide for a program of scientific research on abrupt climate change, to accelerate the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in the United States by establishing a market-driven system of greenhouse gas tradeable allowances, to limit greenhouse gas emissions in the United States and reduce dependence upon foreign oil, and ensure benefits to consumers from the trading in such allowances.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	43⁠–⁠55	Nay	Nay
Oct 30, 2003	HR1904	To provide the Secretary of Agriculture with the authority to borrow funds from the Treasury to pay for firefighting costs that exceed funds available and to provide funding to conduct hazardous fuels reduction and burned area restoration projects on non-Federal lands in and around communities.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	36⁠–⁠60	Nay	Nay
Oct 30, 2003	HR1904	To require the treatment of slash and other long term fuels management for hazardous fuels reduction projects.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	58⁠–⁠36	Yea	Yea
Oct 30, 2003	HR1904	To remove certain provisions relating to administrative and judicial review.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	62⁠–⁠33	Yea	Yea
Oct 30, 2003	HR1904	To increase the minimum percentage of funds allocated for authorized hazardous fuel reduction projects in the wildland-urban interface.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	61⁠–⁠34	Yea	Yea
Oct 30, 2003	HR1904	To ensure protection of old-growth stands.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	62⁠–⁠32	Yea	Yea
Oct 30, 2003	HR1904	To require the Comptroller General to study the costs and benefits of the analysis of alternatives in environmental assessments and environmental impact statements.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	57⁠–⁠34	Yea	Yea
Oct 30, 2003	HR1904	To provide authority for title I, relative to hazardous fuels reduction on federal land.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	61⁠–⁠31	Yea	Yea
Oct 30, 2003	HR1904	An act to improve the capacity of the Secretary of Agriculture and the Secretary of the Interior to conduct hazardous fuels reduction projects on National Forest System lands and Bureau of Land Management lands aimed at protecting communities, watersheds, and certain other at-risk lands from catastrophic wildfire, to enhance efforts to protect watersheds and address threats to forest and rangeland health, including catastrophic wildfire, across the landscape, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	80⁠–⁠14	Yea
Oct 30, 2003	HR2800	To increase assistance to combat HIV/AIDS.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	89⁠–⁠1	Yea
Oct 30, 2003	HR2800	To clarify the definition of HIV/AIDS prevention for purposes of providing funds for therapeutic medical care.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	45⁠–⁠47	Nay	Nay
Oct 30, 2003	HR2800	To increase assistance to combat HIV/AIDS.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	42⁠–⁠50	Nay	Nay
Oct 30, 2003	HR2800	To make an additional $200,000,000 available for the Global AIDS Initiative and reduce the amount available for Millennium Challenge Assistance by $200,000,000.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	41⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
Nov 3, 2003	HR2691	A bill making appropriations for the Department of the Interior and related agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2004, and for other purposes.	On the Conference Report	Conference Report Agreed to	87⁠–⁠2	Yea
Nov 4, 2003	S1753	To create a national opt-out standard for affiliate sharing to prevent personal customer information from being shared by affiliated companies.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	70⁠–⁠24	Yea	Yea
Nov 4, 2003	S1753	To provide for data-mining reports to Congress.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	61⁠–⁠32	Yea	Yea
Nov 5, 2003	HR2673	To improve the operation of energy markets.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	41⁠–⁠56	Nay	Nay
Nov 5, 2003	HR2622	A bill to amend the Fair Credit Reporting Act, to prevent identity theft, improve resolution of consumer disputes, improve the accuracy of consumer records, make improvements in the use of, and consumer access to, credit information, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	95⁠–⁠2	Yea
Nov 5, 2003	PN746	Roger W. Titus, of Maryland, to be United States District Judge for the District of Maryland	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	97⁠–⁠0	Yea
Nov 5, 2003	HR2673	To prohibit energy market manipulation.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	57⁠–⁠40	Yea	Nay (against)
Nov 5, 2003	HR2673	To provide emergency disaster assistance to agricultural producers.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	40⁠–⁠55	Nay	Nay
Nov 6, 2003	PN512	William H. Pryor, Jr., of Alabama, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Eleventh Circuit	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	51⁠–⁠43	Yea	Yea
Nov 6, 2003	HR2673	To restrict the use of funds for certain conservation programs.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	38⁠–⁠56	Yea	Nay (against)
Nov 6, 2003	HR2673	Expressing the sense of the Senate regarding country of origin labeling requirements.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	36⁠–⁠58	Yea	Yea
Nov 6, 2003	HR2673	A bill making appropriations for Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2004, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	93⁠–⁠1	Yea
Nov 11, 2003	HR1828	A bill to halt Syrian support for terrorism, end its occupation of Lebanon, stop its development of weapons of mass destruction, cease its illegal importation of Iraqi oil and illegal shipments of weapons and other military items to Iraq, and by so doing hold Syria accountable for the serious international security problems it has caused in the Middle East, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	89⁠–⁠4	Yea
Nov 11, 2003	HR1588	To authorize appropriations for fiscal year 2004 for military activities of the Department of Defense, for military construction, and for defense activities of the Department of Energy, to prescribe personnel strengths for such fiscal year for the Armed Forces, and for other purposes.	On the Motion to Proceed	Motion to Proceed Agreed to	87⁠–⁠1	Yea
Nov 12, 2003	HR1588	To authorize appropriations for fiscal year 2004 for military activities of the Department of Defense, for military construction, and for defense activities of the Department of Energy, to prescribe personnel strengths for such fiscal year for the Armed Forces, and for other purposes.	On the Conference Report	Conference Report Agreed to	95⁠–⁠3	Yea
Nov 12, 2003	HR2559	A bill making appropriations for military construction, family housing, and base realignment and closure for the Department of Defense for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2004, and for other purposes.	On the Conference Report	Conference Report Agreed to	98⁠–⁠0	Yea
Nov 12, 2003	HR2861	To provide for certain capitalization grants.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	44⁠–⁠49	Nay	Nay
Nov 14, 2003	PN11	Priscilla Richman Owen, of Texas, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Fifth Circuit	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	53⁠–⁠42	Yea	Yea
Nov 14, 2003	PN8	Carolyn B. Kuhl, of California, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Ninth Circuit	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	53⁠–⁠43	Yea	Yea
Nov 14, 2003	PN839	Janice R. Brown, of California, to be United States Circuit Judge for the District of Columbia Circuit	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	53⁠–⁠43	Yea	Yea
Nov 17, 2003	HR2115	A bill to amend title 49, United States Code, to reauthorize programs for the Federal Aviation Administration, and for other purposes.	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	45⁠–⁠43	Yea	Yea
Nov 18, 2003	PN140	Thomas C. Dorr, of Iowa, to be Under Secretary of Agriculture for Rural Development	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	57⁠–⁠39	Yea	Yea
Nov 18, 2003	PN141	Thomas C. Dorr, of Iowa, to be a Member of the Board of Directors of the Commodity Credit Corporation	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	57⁠–⁠39	Yea	Yea
Nov 21, 2003	HR6	A bill to enhance energy conservation and research and development, to provide for security and diversity in the energy supply for the American people, and for other purposes.	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	57⁠–⁠40	Yea	Yea
Nov 24, 2003	HR1	An act to amend title XVIII of the Social Security Act to provide for a voluntary prescription drug benefit under the medicare program and to strengthen and improve the medicare program, and for other purposes.	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Agreed to	70⁠–⁠29	Yea	Yea
Nov 24, 2003	HR1	An act to amend title XVIII of the Social Security Act to provide for a voluntary prescription drug benefit under the medicare program and to strengthen and improve the medicare program, and for other purposes.	On the Motion	Motion Agreed to	61⁠–⁠39	Yea	Yea
Nov 25, 2003	HR1	An act to amend title XVIII of the Social Security Act to provide for a voluntary prescription drug benefit under the medicare program and to strengthen and improve the medicare program, and for other purposes.	On the Conference Report	Conference Report Agreed to	54⁠–⁠44	Yea	Yea
Jan 20, 2004	HR2673	A bill making appropriations for Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2004, and for other purposes.	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	48⁠–⁠45	Yea	Yea
Jan 22, 2004	HR2673	A bill making appropriations for Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2004, and for other purposes.	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Agreed to	61⁠–⁠32	Yea	Yea
Jan 22, 2004	HR2673	A bill making appropriations for Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2004, and for other purposes.	On the Conference Report	Conference Report Agreed to	65⁠–⁠28	Yea	Yea
Jan 27, 2004	HR3108	To limit the liability of the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation with respect to a plan for which a reduced deficit contribution is elected.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	67⁠–⁠25	Yea
Jan 28, 2004	HR3108	A bill to amend the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 and the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to temporarily replace the 30-year Treasury rate with a rate based on long-term corporate bonds for certain pension plan funding requirements and other provisions, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	86⁠–⁠9	Yea
Jan 28, 2004	PN544	Gary L. Sharpe, of New York, to be United States District Judge for the Northern District of New York	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	95⁠–⁠0	Yea
Feb 2, 2004	S1072	A bill to authorize funds for Federal-aid highways, highway safety programs, and transit programs, and for other purposes.	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Agreed to	75⁠–⁠11	Yea
Feb 4, 2004	PN539	Mark R. Filip, of Illinois, to be United States District Judge for the Northern District of Illinois	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	96⁠–⁠0	Yea
Feb 11, 2004	S1072	To provide a highway safety improvement program that includes incentives to States to enact primary safety belt laws.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	57⁠–⁠41	Yea	Yea
Feb 12, 2004	S1072	To provide a complete substitute.	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Agreed to	86⁠–⁠11	Yea
Feb 12, 2004	S1072	To provide for the distribution of funds under the infrastructure performance and maintenance program.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	17⁠–⁠78	Nay
Feb 12, 2004	S1072	To provide a complete substitute.	On the Point of Order	Point of Order Not Sustained	72⁠–⁠24	Yea
Feb 12, 2004	S1072	To provide for a substitute to title V.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	20⁠–⁠78	Nay
Feb 12, 2004	S1072	A bill to authorize funds for Federal-aid highways, highway safety programs, and transit programs, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	76⁠–⁠21	Yea
Feb 24, 2004	S2061	A bill to improve women's health access to health care services and provide improved medical care by reducing the excessive burden the liability system places on the delivery of obstetrical and gynecological services.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	48⁠–⁠45	Yea	Yea
Feb 25, 2004	S1805	A bill to prohibit civil liability actions from being brought or continued against manufacturers, distributors, dealers, or importers of firearms or ammunition for damages resulting from the misuse of their products by others.	On the Motion	Motion Agreed to	75⁠–⁠22	Yea
Feb 26, 2004	S1805	To amend chapter 44 of title 18, United States Code, to require the provision of a child safety device in connection with the transfer of a handgun and to provide safety standards for child safety devices.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	70⁠–⁠27	Yea
Feb 26, 2004	S1805	To extend and expand the Temporary Extended Unemployment Compensation Act of 2002, and for other purposes.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	58⁠–⁠39	Yea	Nay (against)
Feb 26, 2004	S1805	To exempt any lawsuit involving a shooting victim of John Allen Muhammad or John Lee Malvo from the definition of qualified civil liability action that meets certain requirements.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	59⁠–⁠37	Yea	Yea
Feb 26, 2004	S1805	To exempt lawsuits involving a shooting victim of John Allen Muhammad or Lee Boyd Malvo from the definition of qualified civil liability action.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	40⁠–⁠56	Nay	Nay
Feb 26, 2004	S1805	To protect the rights of law enforcement officers who are victimized by crime to secure compensation from those who participate in the arming of criminals.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	60⁠–⁠34	Yea	Yea
Feb 26, 2004	S1805	To protect the rights of law enforcement officers who are victimized by crime to secure compensation from those who participate in the arming of criminals.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	38⁠–⁠56	Nay	Nay
Mar 1, 2004	S1805	To modify the definition of reasonably foreseeable.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	28⁠–⁠59	Not Voting	Nay
Mar 2, 2004	S1805	To provide for a 10-year extension of the assault weapons ban.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	52⁠–⁠47	Yea	Nay (against)
Mar 2, 2004	S1805	To require criminal background checks on all firearms transactions occurring at events that provide a venue for the sale, offer for sale, transfer, or exchange of firearms, and for other purposes.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	53⁠–⁠46	Yea	Nay (against)
Mar 2, 2004	S1805	To amend title 18, United States Code, to exempt qualified current and former law enforcement officers from State laws prohibiting the carrying of concealed handguns.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	91⁠–⁠8	Yea
Mar 2, 2004	S1805	To regulate the sale and possession of armor piercing ammunition, and for other purposes.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	85⁠–⁠12	Yea
Mar 2, 2004	S1805	To expand the definition of armor piercing ammunition and to require the Attorney General to promulgate standards for the uniform testing of projectiles against body armor.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	34⁠–⁠63	Nay	Nay
Mar 2, 2004	S1805	To exempt any civil action against a person from the provisions of the bill if the gross negligence or reckless conduct of the person proximately caused death or injury.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	56⁠–⁠41	Yea	Yea
Mar 2, 2004	S1805	A bill to prohibit civil liability actions from being brought or continued against manufacturers, distributors, dealers, or importers of firearms or ammunition for damages resulting from the misuse of their products by others.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Defeated	8⁠–⁠90	Yea
Mar 3, 2004	S1637	To extend and modify the research credit.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	93⁠–⁠0	Yea
Mar 4, 2004	S1637	To protect United States workers from competition of foreign workforces for performance of Federal and State contracts.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	70⁠–⁠26	Yea	Nay (against)
Mar 9, 2004	SCONRES95	To establish a 60-vote point of order against the consideration of any direct spending or revenue legislation that would increase the on-budget deficit in any fiscal year.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	46⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
Mar 9, 2004	SCONRES95	To create a reserve fund to allow for an increase in Veterans' medical care by $2.7 billion and lower the national debt by reducing the President's tax breaks for taxpayers with incomes in excess of $1 million a year.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	44⁠–⁠53	Nay	Nay
Mar 10, 2004	SCONRES95	To fully fund the No Child Left Behind Act for fiscal year 2005 and lower the national debt by closing tax loopholes.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	46⁠–⁠52	Nay	Nay
Mar 10, 2004	SCONRES95	To provide for consideration of tax cuts outside of reconciliation.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	47⁠–⁠52	Nay	Nay
Mar 10, 2004	SCONRES95	To increase the amounts provided for national defense for fiscal year 2005 for new budget activity and for outlays.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	95⁠–⁠4	Yea
Mar 10, 2004	SCONRES95	To fully reinstate the pay-as-you-go requirement.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	51⁠–⁠48	Nay	Nay
Mar 10, 2004	SCONRES95	To strike the outlay reconciliation instruction to the Committee on Finance.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	53⁠–⁠43	Nay	Nay
Mar 10, 2004	SCONRES95	To create a reserve fund to allow for an increase in Veterans' medical care by $1.8 billion by eliminating abusive tax loopholes.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	46⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
Mar 11, 2004	SCONRES95	Relative to job creation and taxes.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	41⁠–⁠53	Nay	Nay
Mar 11, 2004	SCONRES95	To fully fund the FIRE and SAFER Acts and reduce tax breaks for certain individuals.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	41⁠–⁠55	Nay	Nay
Mar 11, 2004	SRES319	A resolution expressing the sense of the Senate with respect to the deadly terrorist attacks against the people of Spain that occurred on March 11, 2004.	On the Resolution	Resolution Agreed to	96⁠–⁠0	Yea
Mar 11, 2004	SCONRES95	To increase funding for COPS, Byre grants, and Local Law Enforcement Block Grants, and reduce tax breaks for certain individuals.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	41⁠–⁠55	Nay	Nay
Mar 11, 2004	SCONRES95	To reduce debt and require the industries responsible for producing products that contaminate toxic waste sites and industries who are exempt from liability for such contamination, to help pay for the cleanup by reinstating the Superfund polluter pays fees, and to reduce the deficit.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	44⁠–⁠52	Nay	Nay
Mar 11, 2004	SCONRES95	To provide for increased resources for medical research, disease control, wellness, tobacco cessation and preventative health efforts including substance abuse and mental health services, establishing a fund for this purpose, offset by an increase in the cigarette tax to $1 and proportional increases in other tobacco excise taxes and deficit reduction.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	32⁠–⁠64	Nay	Nay
Mar 11, 2004	SCONRES95	To provide $60 billion over five years for greater health security for working Americans and their families through a combination of public and private efforts to expand quality, affordable health insurance coverage and cut health care costs by eliminating certain tax loopholes.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	43⁠–⁠53	Nay	Nay
Mar 11, 2004	SCONRES95	To provide responsible restraints on discretionary funding while providing adequate resources for education, veterans, homeland security, and other critical domestic priorities and fully offsetting the cost by closing corporate tax loopholes, improving tax enforcement and reducing tax breaks for certain individuals.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	43⁠–⁠53	Nay	Nay
Mar 11, 2004	SCONRES95	To ensure that legislation is not enacted that increases the number of taxpayers affected by the alternative minimum tax.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	43⁠–⁠53	Not Voting	Nay
Mar 11, 2004	SCONRES95	To restore cuts and increase funding for homeland security programs and reduce the debt by reducing the President's tax breaks for taxpayers with incomes in excess of $1 million a year.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	40⁠–⁠57	Nay	Nay
Mar 11, 2004	SCONRES95	To create a reserve fund to finance an increase in the maximum Pell Grant that keeps pace with the rate of increase in public college tuition, extend Pell Grants to 500,000 new recipients, and close certain tax loopholes.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	44⁠–⁠53	Nay	Nay
Mar 11, 2004	SCONRES95	To create a reserve fund to allow for an increase in Indian Health Service Clinical Services by $3.44 billion and lower the national debt by eliminating abusive tax loopholes or reducing tax breaks for individuals with incomes in excess of $1 million per year.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	42⁠–⁠54	Nay	Nay
Mar 11, 2004	SCONRES95	To create a reserve fund to allow for an increase in the 21st Century Community Learning Centers Program by $1 billion and lower the national debt by eliminating tax loopholes.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	42⁠–⁠54	Nay	Nay
Mar 11, 2004	SCONRES95	To lower crude oil prices resulting from the cancellation of planned future deliveries of oil to the Strategic Petroleum Reserve and using the funding made available to provide $1.7 billion in funding for homeland security grants for first responders, firefighter assistance, and port security, and to reduce the debt.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	52⁠–⁠43	Yea	Nay (against)
Mar 11, 2004	SCONRES95	To prohibit future income tax hikes on upper incomes that fail to exempt small businesses that file individual income tax returns as partnerships, sole proprietors, or subchapter S corporations.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	51⁠–⁠45	Yea	Yea
Mar 11, 2004	SCONRES95	Increase discretionary health funding by $2,000,000,000.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	72⁠–⁠24	Nay
Mar 11, 2004	SCONRES95	To strike the provision for raising the debt limit.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	42⁠–⁠54	Nay	Nay
Mar 12, 2004	SCONRES95	An original concurrent resolution setting forth the congressional budget for the United States Government for fiscal year 2005 and including the appropriate budgetary levels for fiscal years 2006 through 2009.	On the Concurrent Resolution	Concurrent Resolution Agreed to	51⁠–⁠45	Yea	Yea
Mar 12, 2004	PN968	Louis Guirola, Jr., of Mississippi, to be United States District Judge for the Southern District of Mississippi	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	92⁠–⁠0	Yea
Mar 24, 2004	S1637	A bill to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to comply with the World Trade Organization rulings on the FSC/ETI benefit in a manner that preserves jobs and production activities in the United States, to reform and simplify the international taxation rules of the United States, and for other purposes.	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	51⁠–⁠47	Yea	Yea
Mar 25, 2004	HR1997	In the nature of a substitute.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	49⁠–⁠50	Nay	Nay
Mar 25, 2004	HR1997	To provide for domestic violence prevention.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	46⁠–⁠53	Nay	Nay
Mar 25, 2004	HR1997	A bill to amend title 18, United States Code, and the Uniform Code of Military Justice to protect unborn children from assault and murder, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	61⁠–⁠38	Yea	Yea
Mar 30, 2004	HR4	To provide additional funding for child care.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	78⁠–⁠20	Yea
Apr 1, 2004	HR4	A bill to reauthorize and improve the program of block grants to States for temporary assistance for needy families, improve access to quality child care, and for other purposes.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	51⁠–⁠47	Yea	Yea
Apr 7, 2004	S2207	A bill to improve women's access to health care services, and the access of all individuals to emergency and trauma care services, by reducing the excessive burden the liability system places on the delivery of such services.	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	49⁠–⁠48	Yea	Yea
Apr 7, 2004	S1637	A bill to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to comply with the World Trade Organization rulings on the FSC/ETI benefit in a manner that preserves jobs and production activities in the United States, to reform and simplify the international taxation rules of the United States, and for other purposes.	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	50⁠–⁠47	Yea	Yea
Apr 8, 2004	HR3108	A bill to amend the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 and the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to temporarily replace the 30-year Treasury rate with a rate based on long-term corporate bonds for certain pension plan funding requirements and other provisions, and for other purposes.	On the Conference Report	Conference Report Agreed to	78⁠–⁠19	Yea
Apr 22, 2004	S2290	A bill to create a fair and efficient system to resolve claims of victims for bodily injury caused by asbestos exposure, and for other purposes.	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	50⁠–⁠47	Yea	Yea
Apr 22, 2004	S2329	A bill to protect crime victims' rights.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	96⁠–⁠1	Yea
Apr 26, 2004	S150	A bill to make permanent the moratorium on taxes on Internet access and multiple and discriminatory taxes on electronic commerce imposed by the Internet Tax Freedom Act.	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Agreed to	74⁠–⁠11	Nay
Apr 27, 2004	S150	To change the definition of Internet access service.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	64⁠–⁠32	Nay
Apr 29, 2004	S150	To eliminate methyl tertiary butyl ether from the United States fuel supply, to increase production and use of renewable fuel, and to increase the Nation's energy independence.	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	40⁠–⁠59	Nay	Nay
Apr 29, 2004	S150	To enhance energy conservation and research and development and to provide for security and diversity in the energy supply for the American people.	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	55⁠–⁠43	Yea	Yea
Apr 29, 2004	S150	To extend the moratorium on taxes on Internet access and multiple and discriminatory taxes on electronic commerce imposed by the Internet Tax Freedom Act for 4 years, and for other purposes.	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Agreed to	64⁠–⁠34	Nay	Yea (against)
Apr 29, 2004	S150	To extend the grandfather clauses for the term of the moratorium extension.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	59⁠–⁠37	Nay	Yea (against)
Apr 29, 2004	S150	A bill to make permanent the moratorium on taxes on Internet access and multiple and discriminatory taxes on electronic commerce imposed by the Internet Tax Freedom Act.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	93⁠–⁠3	Yea
May 4, 2004	S1637	To amend the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 to clarify provisions relating to overtime pay.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	99⁠–⁠0	Yea
May 4, 2004	S1637	To amend the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 to clarify provisions relating to overtime pay.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	52⁠–⁠47	Nay	Nay
May 4, 2004	S1637	To provide trade adjustment assistance for service workers, and for other purposes.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	54⁠–⁠45	Nay	Nay
May 5, 2004	S1637	To limit the amount of deferred foreign income that can be repatriated at a lower rate.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	31⁠–⁠68	Nay	Nay
May 5, 2004	S1637	To strike the deduction relating to income attributable to United States production activities and the international tax provisions and allow a credit for manufacturing wages, and for other purposes.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	22⁠–⁠77	Nay
May 5, 2004	S1637	To provide for the taxation of income of controlled foreign corporations attributable to imported property, and for other purposes.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	60⁠–⁠39	Yea	Yea
May 5, 2004	S1637	To provide for a brownfields demonstration program for qualified green building and sustainable design projects, and for other purposes.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	76⁠–⁠23	Yea
May 6, 2004	PN1542	John D. Negroponte, of New York, to be Ambassador to Iraq	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	95⁠–⁠3	Yea
May 10, 2004	SRES356	A resolution condemning the abuse of Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib prison, urging a full and complete investigation to ensure justice is served, and expressing support for all Americans serving nobly in Iraq.	On the Resolution	Resolution Agreed to	92⁠–⁠0	Yea
May 11, 2004	S1637	A bill to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to comply with the World Trade Organization rulings on the FSC/ETI benefit in a manner that preserves jobs and production activities in the United States, to reform and simplify the international taxation rules of the United States, and for other purposes.	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Agreed to	90⁠–⁠8	Yea
May 11, 2004	S1637	To extend the Temporary Extended Unemployment Compensation Act of 2002, and for other purposes.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	59⁠–⁠40	Yea	Nay (against)
May 11, 2004	S1637	To strike provisions relating to energy tax incentives.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	13⁠–⁠85	Nay
May 11, 2004	S1637	To strike the international tax provisions that are unrelated to the FSC/ETI repeal and eliminate the phase-in of the deduction for qualified production activities income.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	23⁠–⁠74	Nay
May 11, 2004	S1637	A bill to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to comply with the World Trade Organization rulings on the FSC/ETI benefit in a manner that preserves jobs and production activities in the United States, to reform and simplify the international taxation rules of the United States, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	92⁠–⁠5	Yea
May 12, 2004	S1248	To authorize appropriations for part B of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	96⁠–⁠1	Yea
May 12, 2004	S1248	to amend part B of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act to reach full Federal funding of such part in 6 years, and for other purposes.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	56⁠–⁠41	Nay	Nay
May 13, 2004	HR1350	A bill to reauthorize the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	95⁠–⁠3	Yea
May 17, 2004	S2400	To authorize medical and dental care for cadets and midshipmen, and to authorize disability benefits for cadets and midshipmen of the service academies,	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	82⁠–⁠0	Yea
May 18, 2004	HR3104	To provide for the establishment of separate campaign medals to be awarded to members of the uniformed services who participate in Operation Enduring Freedom and to members of the uniformed services who participate in Operation Iraqi Freedom.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	98⁠–⁠0	Yea
May 18, 2004	PN1175	Marcia G. Cooke, of Florida, to be United States District Judge for the Southern District of Florida	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	96⁠–⁠0	Yea
May 18, 2004	S2400	To provide that the 2005 base closure round shall apply solely to military installations located outside the United States and to provide for expedited consideration by Congress of a proposal for a base closure round in 2007 on military installations located inside the United States.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	47⁠–⁠49	Nay	Nay
May 19, 2004	S15	A bill to amend the Public Health Service Act to provide protections and countermeasures against chemical, radiological, or nuclear agents that may be used in a terrorist attack against the United States by giving the National Institutes of Health contracting flexibility, infrastructure improvements, and expediting the scientific peer review process, and streamlining the Food and Drug Administration approval process of countermeasures.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	99⁠–⁠0	Yea
May 19, 2004	S2400	To express the sense of the Senate regarding legislation to impose an excise tax on tobacco lawyer's fees that exceed $20,000 per hour in order to increase funding for equipment for the United States Armed Forces.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	37⁠–⁠62	Nay	Yea (against)
May 19, 2004	S2400	To clarify the application of Presidential action under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	49⁠–⁠50	Nay	Nay
May 20, 2004	PN975	Raymond W. Gruender, of Missouri, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Eighth Circuit	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	97⁠–⁠1	Yea
May 20, 2004	PN1164	Franklin S. Van Antwerpen, of Pennsylvania, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Third Circuit	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	96⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jun 1, 2004	PN847	F. Dennis Saylor IV, of Massachusetts, to be United States District Judge for the District of Massachusetts	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	89⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jun 2, 2004	S2400	To amend title 10, United States Code, to expand certain authorities to provide health care benefits for Reserves and their families, and for other purposes.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	70⁠–⁠25	Yea
Jun 2, 2004	S2400	To authorize appropriations for a contingent emergency reserve fund for operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	95⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jun 3, 2004	S2400	To ensure adequate funding for, and the continuation of activities related to, the treatment by the Department of Energy of high level radioactive waste.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	48⁠–⁠48	Nay	Nay
Jun 3, 2004	PN861	Sandra L. Townes, of New York, to be United States District Judge for the Eastern District of New York	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	95⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jun 3, 2004	PN959	Kenneth M. Karas, of New York, to be United States District Judge for the Southern District of New York	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	95⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jun 3, 2004	PN967	Judith C. Herrera, of New Mexico, to be United States District Judge for the District of New Mexico	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	93⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jun 9, 2004	SRES373	A resolution relative to the death of Ronald Wilson Reagan, a former President of the United States.	On the Resolution	Resolution Agreed to	98⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jun 14, 2004	S2400	To require the Secretary of Defense to provide reimbursement for certain protective, safety, or health equipment purchased by or on behalf of members of the Armed Forces for deployment in connection wih Operation Noble Eagle, Operation Enduring Freedom, or Operation Iraqi Freedom.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	91⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jun 15, 2004	S2400	To prohibit the use of funds for the support of new nuclear weapons development under the Stockpile Services Advanced Concepts Initiative or for the Robust Nuclear Earth Penetrator (RNEP).	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	42⁠–⁠55	Nay	Nay
Jun 15, 2004	S2400	To provide Federal assistance to States and local jurisdictions to prosecute hate crimes.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	65⁠–⁠33	Yea	Nay (against)
Jun 15, 2004	PN1031	Virginia E. Hopkins, of Alabama, to be United States District Judge for the Northern District of Alabama	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	98⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jun 15, 2004	PN1032	Ricardo S. Martinez, of Washington, to be United States District Judge for the Western District of Washington	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	98⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jun 15, 2004	PN1093	Gene E. K. Pratter, of Pennsylvania, to be United States District Judge for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	98⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jun 16, 2004	S2400	To prohibit the use of contractors for certain Department of Defense activities and to establish limitations on the transfer of custody of prisoners of the Department of Defense.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	54⁠–⁠43	Yea	Yea
Jun 16, 2004	S2400	To extend jurisdiction and scope for current fraud offenses.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	97⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jun 16, 2004	S2400	To amend title 18, United States Code, to prohibit profiteering and fraud relating to military action, relief, and reconstruction.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	46⁠–⁠52	Nay	Nay
Jun 16, 2004	PN1103	William S. Duffey, Jr., of Georgia, to be United States District Judge for the Northern District of Georgia	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	97⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jun 16, 2004	PN1105	Lawrence F. Stengel, of Pennsylvania, to be United States District Judge for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	97⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jun 16, 2004	PN1203	Paul S. Diamond, of Pennsylvania, to be United States District Judge for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	97⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jun 17, 2004	S2400	To allow deployment of the ground-based midcourse defense element of the national ballistic missile defense system only after the mission-related capabilities of the system have been confirmed by operationally realistic testing.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	42⁠–⁠57	Nay	Nay
Jun 17, 2004	S2400	To require the Secretary of Defense to prescribe and apply criteria for operationally realistic testing of fieldable prototypes developed under the ballistic missile defense spiral development program.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	55⁠–⁠44	Yea	Yea
Jun 17, 2004	PN1196	James L. Robart, of Washington, to be United States District Judge for the Western District of Washington	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	99⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jun 17, 2004	PN571	Roger T. Benitez, of California, to be United States District Judge for the Southern District of California	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	98⁠–⁠1	Yea
Jun 17, 2004	PN1169	Jane J. Boyle, of Texas, to be United States District Judge for the Northern District of Texas	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	99⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jun 17, 2004	S2400	To increase the end strength for active duty personnel of the Army for fiscal year 2005 by 20,000 to 502,400.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	94⁠–⁠3	Yea
Jun 17, 2004	S2400	To provide funds for the security and stabilization of Iraq by suspending a portion of the reduction in the highest income tax rate for individual taxpayers.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	44⁠–⁠53	Nay	Nay
Jun 21, 2004	S2400	Expressing the sense of Congress on media coverage of the return to the United States of the remains of deceased members of the Armed Forces from overseas.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	52⁠–⁠38	Yea	Yea
Jun 21, 2004	S2400	To require a protocol on media coverage of the return to the United States of the remains of members of the Armed Forces who die overseas.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	39⁠–⁠54	Nay	Nay
Jun 22, 2004	S2400	To reallocate for Ground-based Midcourse interceptors to homeland defense and combatting terrorism.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	44⁠–⁠56	Nay	Nay
Jun 22, 2004	S2400	To increase the penalties for violations by television and radio broadcasters of the prohibitions against transmission of obscene, indecent, and profane language.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	99⁠–⁠1	Yea
Jun 22, 2004	S2400	In the nature of a substitute.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	54⁠–⁠46	Nay	Yea (against)
Jun 23, 2004	S2400	To amend title 10, United States Code, to reduce the age for receipt of military retired pay for nonregular service from 60 to 55.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	49⁠–⁠49	Nay	Nay
Jun 23, 2004	S2400	To require a report on the stabilization of Iraq.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	71⁠–⁠27	Yea	Yea
Jun 23, 2004	S2400	To require reports on the efforts of the President to stabilize Iraq and relieve the burden on members of the Armed Forces of the United States deployed in Iraq and the Persian Gulf region.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	48⁠–⁠50	Nay	Nay
Jun 23, 2004	S2400	To limit the obligation and expenditure of funds for the Ground-based Midcourse Defense program pending the submission of a report on operational test and evaluation.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	45⁠–⁠53	Nay	Nay
Jun 23, 2004	S2400	To modify the number of military personnel and civilians who may be assigned or retained in connection with Plan Colombia.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	40⁠–⁠58	Nay	Nay
Jun 23, 2004	PN1186	Juan R. Sanchez, of Pennsylvania, to be United States District Judge for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	98⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jun 23, 2004	PN1092	Walter D. Kelley, Jr., of Virginia, to be United States District Judge for the Eastern District of Virginia	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	94⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jun 23, 2004	S2400	Relative to the treatment of foreign prisoners.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Failed	45⁠–⁠50	Yea	Yea
Jun 23, 2004	S2400	To direct the Attorney General to submit to the Committee on the Judiciary of the Senate all documents in the possession of the Department of Justice relating to the treatment and interrogation of individuals held in the custody of the United States.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	46⁠–⁠50	Nay	Nay
Jun 23, 2004	S2400	To assure that funding is provided for veterans health care each fiscal year to cover increases in population and inflation.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	49⁠–⁠48	Nay	Nay
Jun 23, 2004	S2400	An original bill to authorize appropriations for fiscal year 2005 for military activities of the Department of Defense, for military construction, and for defense activities of the Department of Energy, to prescribe personnel strengths for such fiscal year for the Armed Services, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	97⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jun 24, 2004	HR4613	To express the sense of the Senate on budgeting and funding of ongoing military operations overseas.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	89⁠–⁠9	Yea
Jun 24, 2004	HR4613	To appropriate funds for bilateral economic assistance.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	53⁠–⁠45	Yea	Yea
Jun 24, 2004	HR4613	A bill Making appropriations for the Department of Defense for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2005, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	98⁠–⁠0	Yea
Jun 24, 2004	HJRES97	A joint resolution approving the renewal of import restrictions contained in the Burmese Freedom and Democracy Act of 2003.	On the Joint Resolution	Joint Resolution Passed	96⁠–⁠1	Yea
Jun 24, 2004	SRES393	A resolution expressing the sense of the Senate in support of United States policy for a Middle East peace process.	On the Resolution	Resolution Agreed to	95⁠–⁠3	Yea
Jun 24, 2004	PN1109	Diane S. Sykes, of Wisconsin, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Seventh Circuit	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	70⁠–⁠27	Yea	Yea
Jul 6, 2004	PN279	J. Leon Holmes, of Arkansas, to be United States District Judge for the Eastern District of Arkansas	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	51⁠–⁠46	Yea	Yea
Jul 8, 2004	S2062	A bill to amend the procedures that apply to consideration of interstate class actions to assure fairer outcomes for class members and defendants, and for other purposes.	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	44⁠–⁠43	Yea	Yea
Jul 14, 2004	SJRES40	A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to marriage.	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	48⁠–⁠50	Yea	Yea
Jul 15, 2004	HR4759	A bill to implement the United States-Australia Free Trade Agreement.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	80⁠–⁠16	Nay
Jul 15, 2004	HR4520	To protect the public health by providing the Food and Drug Administration with certain authority to regulate tobacco products, to eliminate the Federal quota and price support programs for tobacco, and to provide assistance to quota holders, tobacco producers, and tobacco-dependent communities.	On the Motion	Motion Agreed to	78⁠–⁠15	Yea
Jul 20, 2004	PN658	William Gerry Myers III, of Idaho, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Ninth Circuit	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	53⁠–⁠44	Yea	Yea
Jul 21, 2004	S2677	A bill to implement the United States-Morocco Free Trade Agreement.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	85⁠–⁠13	Nay
Jul 22, 2004	PN14	Henry W. Saad, of Michigan, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Sixth Circuit	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	52⁠–⁠46	Yea	Yea
Jul 22, 2004	PN7	Richard A. Griffin, of Michigan, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Sixth Circuit	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	54⁠–⁠44	Yea	Yea
Jul 22, 2004	PN9	David W. McKeague, of Michigan, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Sixth Circuit	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Rejected	53⁠–⁠44	Yea	Yea
Jul 22, 2004	HR4613	A bill Making appropriations for the Department of Defense for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2005, and for other purposes.	On the Conference Report	Conference Report Agreed to	96⁠–⁠0	Yea
Sep 7, 2004	PN1539	Virginia Maria Hernandez Covington, of Florida, to be United States District Judge for the Middle District of Florida	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	91⁠–⁠0	Yea
Sep 7, 2004	PN1628	Michael H. Schneider, Sr., of Texas, to be United States District Judge for the Eastern District of Texas	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	92⁠–⁠1	Yea
Sep 8, 2004	HR4567	To appropriate an additional $150,000,000 for port security research and development grants.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	50⁠–⁠46	Yea	Nay (against)
Sep 8, 2004	HR4567	To require the Secretary of Homeland Security to submit to Congress, at least 60 days prior to award, a report on the results of an Office of Management and Budget Circular A-76 competition, to include estimated savings, performance improvements, and the impact on jobs and Federal Government employees.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	49⁠–⁠47	Yea	Yea
Sep 8, 2004	HR4567	To prohibit funds from being used to process or approve a competition under Office of Management and Budget Circular A-76 for services provided as of June 1, 2004, by certain employees of the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services of the Department of Homeland Security.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	49⁠–⁠47	Nay	Nay
Sep 9, 2004	HR4567	To make available funds for certain border and transportation security programs.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	43⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
Sep 9, 2004	HR4567	To increase the among provided for first responder programs, and to provide offsets.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	41⁠–⁠53	Nay	Nay
Sep 9, 2004	HR4567	To increase the amount available for port security grants by $300,000,000.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	45⁠–⁠49	Nay	Nay
Sep 9, 2004	HR4567	To appropriate $70,000,000 for grants to States, local governments, and first responders to purchase or improve communication systems to allow for real-time interoperable communication between State and local first responders and to offset this appropriation with a corresponding reduction from the Human Resources Account of the Office of the Under Secretary of Management.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	46⁠–⁠45	Yea	Yea
Sep 13, 2004	HR4567	To appropriate $70,000,000 to support efforts for identification and tracking for shipments of hazardous materials and continue and expand upon the background check system for commercial driver licenses with a HAZMAT endorsement, and to offset this appropriation with a corresponding reduction from the Human Resources Account of the Office of the Under Secretary of Management.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	55⁠–⁠34	Not Voting	Yea
Sep 13, 2004	HR4567	To ensure that the Coast Guard has sufficient resources for its traditional core.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	38⁠–⁠50	Not Voting	Nay
Sep 14, 2004	HR4567	To increase the amount appropriated for firefighter assistance grants.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	50⁠–⁠45	Nay	Nay
Sep 14, 2004	HR4567	To appropriate an additional $70,000,000 to enhance the security of chemical plants and to provide an offset.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	48⁠–⁠47	Yea	Yea
Sep 14, 2004	HR4567	To ensure the continuation of benefits for certain individuals providing security services for Federal buildings.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	49⁠–⁠45	Yea	Yea
Sep 14, 2004	HR4567	To appropriate an additional $625,000,000 for discretionary grants for high-threat, high-density urban areas.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	44⁠–⁠50	Nay	Nay
Sep 14, 2004	HR4567	To provide funds for the Transportation Security Administration, United States Coast Guard, and the Office of State and Local Government Coordination and Preparedness.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	48⁠–⁠47	Nay	Nay
Sep 14, 2004	HR4567	To require the President to provide to Congress a copy of the Scowcroft Commission report on improving the capabilities of the United States intelligence community.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	49⁠–⁠45	Yea	Yea
Sep 14, 2004	HR4567	To increase funding for rail and transit security grants.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	43⁠–⁠51	Nay	Nay
Sep 14, 2004	HR4567	To appropriate an additional $350,000,000 to improve the security at points of entry into the United States.	On the Motion	Motion Rejected	44⁠–⁠49	Nay	Nay
Sep 14, 2004	HR4567	To require the Secretary of Homeland Security to allocate formula-based grants to State and local governments based on an assessment of threats and vulnerabilities and other factors that the Secretary considers appropriate, in accordance with the recommendation of the 9/11 Commission.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	54⁠–⁠39	Yea	Yea
Sep 14, 2004	HR4567	A bill making appropriations for the Department of Homeland Security for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2005, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	93⁠–⁠0	Yea
Sep 20, 2004	HR4837	A bill making appropriations for military construction, family housing, and base realignment and closure for the Department of Defense for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2005, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	91⁠–⁠0	Yea
Sep 21, 2004	HR4755	A bill Making appropriations for the Legislative Branch for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2005, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	94⁠–⁠2	Yea
Sep 22, 2004	PN1855	Porter J. Goss, of Florida, to be Director of Central Intelligence	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	77⁠–⁠17	Yea
Sep 23, 2004	HR1308	An act to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to provide tax relief for working families, and for other purposes.	On the Conference Report	Conference Report Agreed to	92⁠–⁠3	Yea
Sep 28, 2004	S2845	To add title VII of S. 2774, related to transportation security.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	97⁠–⁠0	Yea
Sep 28, 2004	S2845	To provide for air cargo safety, and for other purposes.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	96⁠–⁠0	Yea
Sep 29, 2004	S2845	To specify a term of service for the National Intelligence Director.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	93⁠–⁠4	Yea
Sep 29, 2004	S2845	To provide the National Intelligence Director with the authority to supervise, direct, and control all elements of the intelligence community performing national intelligence missions.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	78⁠–⁠19	Yea
Sep 30, 2004	S2845	In the nature of a substitute.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	82⁠–⁠7	Yea
Sep 30, 2004	S2845	To stop corporations from financing terrorism.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	47⁠–⁠41	Yea	Yea
Oct 4, 2004	S2845	To enhance the role of Congress in the oversight of the intelligence and intelligence-related activities of the United States Government.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	62⁠–⁠29	Yea
Oct 4, 2004	S2845	To modify the provisions relating to the availability to the public of intelligence funding information.	On the Motion to Table	Motion to Table Agreed to	55⁠–⁠37	Yea	Nay (against)
Oct 5, 2004	S2845	A bill to reform the intelligence community and the intelligence and intelligence-related activities of the United States Government, and for other purposes.	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Agreed to	85⁠–⁠10	Yea
Oct 6, 2004	S2845	To clarify the continuing applicability of section 504 of the National Security act of 1947 to the obligation and expenditure of funds appropriated for the intelligence and intelligence-related activities of the United States.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	98⁠–⁠0	Yea
Oct 6, 2004	S2845	A bill to reform the intelligence community and the intelligence and intelligence-related activities of the United States Government, and for other purposes.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	96⁠–⁠2	Yea
Oct 7, 2004	SRES445	To strike section 402 and vest intelligence appropriations jurisdiction in the Select Committee on Intelligence.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	23⁠–⁠74	Yea
Oct 7, 2004	SRES445	To ensure that the Committee has jurisdiction over the Transportation Security Administration.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	33⁠–⁠63	Yea
Oct 7, 2004	SRES445	To retain jurisdiction over the Secret Service in the Committee on the Judiciary.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	54⁠–⁠41	Nay
Oct 7, 2004	SRES445	To provide that the Chairman and Ranking Member of the Committee on Foreign Relations (if not already a member of the select Committee) shall be ex officio members of the select Committee but shall have no vote in the Committee and shall not be counted for purposes of determining a quorum.	On the Amendment	Amendment Rejected	36⁠–⁠54	Nay	Nay
Oct 8, 2004	SRES445	To implement the congressional oversight recommendations of the 9-11 Commission.	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Agreed to	88⁠–⁠3	Nay
Oct 8, 2004	SRES445	A resolution to eliminate certain restrictions on service of a Senator on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.	On the Motion for Attendance	Motion for Attendance Agreed to	85⁠–⁠4	Yea
Oct 9, 2004	SRES445	To vest sole jurisdiction over the Federal budget process in the Committee on the Budget, and to give the Committee on the Budget joint jurisdiction with the Governmental Affairs Committee over the process of reviewing, holding hearings, and voting on persons nominated by the President to fill the positions of Director and Deputy Director for Budget within the Office of Management and Budget.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	50⁠–⁠35	Nay	Nay
Oct 9, 2004	SRES445	To implement responsible subcommittee reorganization in the Committee on Appropriations.	On the Amendment	Amendment Agreed to	44⁠–⁠41	Yea	Yea
Oct 9, 2004	SRES445	A resolution to eliminate certain restrictions on service of a Senator on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.	On the Resolution	Resolution Agreed to	79⁠–⁠6	Nay
Oct 9, 2004	SRES454	A resolution expressing the sense of the Senate that the 108th Congress should provide the necessary funds to make disaster assistance available for all customarily eligible agricultural producers as emergency spending and not funded by cuts to the farm bill.	On the Resolution	Resolution Agreed to	71⁠–⁠14	Nay
Oct 10, 2004	HR4520	A bill to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to remove impediments in such Code and make our manufacturing, service, and high-technology businesses and workers more competitive and productive both at home and abroad.	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Agreed to	66⁠–⁠14	Yea
Oct 11, 2004	HR4520	A bill to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to remove impediments in such Code and make our manufacturing, service, and high-technology businesses and workers more competitive and productive both at home and abroad.	On the Conference Report	Conference Report Agreed to	69⁠–⁠17	Yea
Nov 16, 2004	PN1970	Francis J. Harvey, of California, to be Secretary of the Army	On the Nomination	Nomination Confirmed	85⁠–⁠12	Yea
Nov 17, 2004	S2986	A bill to amend title 31 of the United States Code to increase the public debt limit.	On Passage of the Bill	Bill Passed	52⁠–⁠44	Yea	Yea
Nov 19, 2004	HR1047	A bill to amend the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States to modify temporarily certain rates of duty, to make other technical amendments to the trade laws, and for other purposes.	On the Cloture Motion	Cloture Motion Agreed to	88⁠–⁠5	Yea
Nov 20, 2004	HR4818	A bill making appropriations for foreign operations, export financing, and related programs for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2005, and for other purposes.	On the Conference Report	Conference Report Agreed to	65⁠–⁠30	Yea
Dec 8, 2004	S2845	A bill to reform the intelligence community and the intelligence and intelligence-related activities of the United States Government, and for other purposes.	On the Conference Report	Conference Report Agreed to	89⁠–⁠2	Yea

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Where the roll calls above came from.

Congressional roll-call votes · Voteview (UCLA)
Roll call votes · Office of the Clerk, U.S. House
Roll call votes · U.S. Senate

The source keys each vote to its own member id, not to this page. A term is listed here only where the member's name matches and an independent check agrees: an office in that chamber on George Voinovich's record, overlapping the term wherever the record dates it, or the same person already matched that way under another member id.