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How your congressional delegates voted

For the week ending July 3rdIMPROVING ACCESS TO CREDIT DATA: Voting 234 for and 179 against, the House on June 29 passed a bill (HR. 5332) that would require the…

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For the week ending June 26thESTABLISHING GROUND RULES FOR POLICE: The House on June 25 passed, 236 for and 181 against, a Democratic sponsored bill (HR 7120) that would set…

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For the week ending June 19thREPAIRING NATIONAL PARKS, FUNDING PUBLIC LANDS: Voting 73 for and 25 against, the Senate on June 17 passed a bill (HR 1957) that would authorize…

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For the week ending June 12thMAINTAINING NATIONAL PARKS, CONSERVING PUBLIC SPACES: Voting 79 for and 18 against, the Senate on June 10 agreed to start debate on a bill (HR…

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For the week ending June 5thCONFIRMING VOICE OF AMERICA CHIEF: Voting 53 for and 38 against, the Senate on June 4 confirmed conservative documentary filmmaker Michael Pack to lead the…

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For the week ending May 29PLUGGING HOLES IN PAYCHECK PROTECTION: Voting 417 for and one against, the House on May 28 passed a bill (HR 7010) that would change the…

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For the week ending May 22CONFIRMING RATCLIFFE AS INTELLIGENCE CHIEF: On a party-line vote of 49 for and 44 against, the Senate on May 21 confirmed Rep. John L. Ratcliffe,…

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For the week ending May 15CONDUCTING HOUSE BUSINESS BY REMOTE VOTING: Voting 217 for and 189 against, the House on May 15 changed its rules to allow members to vote…

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For the week ending May 8thCONFIRMING HEAD OF COUNTERINTELLIGENCE: Voting 84 for and seven against, the Senate on May 6 confirmed William R. Evanina as director of the National Counterintelligence…

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How your congressional delegates voted

For the week ending March 27thAPPROVING $2.2 TRILLION TO CONFRONT CORONAVIRUS: The House on March 27 approved on a non-recorded vote a $2.2 trillion rescue package (HR 748) to cushion…

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