NAM's Official 109th Congress Voting Record (House)
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Abercrombie, Neil (D)
Hawaii Congressional District 1 		- - 9%
Ackerman, Gary (D)
New York Congressional District 5 		13%
Aderholt, Robert (R)
Alabama Congressional District 4 		88%
Akin, Todd (R)
Missouri Congressional District 2 		100%
Alexander, Rodney (R)
Louisiana Congressional District 5 		100%
Allen, Tom (D)
Maine Congressional District 1 		8%
Andrews, Robert (D)
New Jersey Congressional District 1 		- - 9%
Baca, Joe (D)
California Congressional District 43 		25%
Bachus, Spencer (R)
Alabama Congressional District 6 		100%
Baird, Brian (D)
Washington Congressional District 3 		29%
Baker, Richard (R)
Louisiana Congressional District 6 		- 100%
Baldwin, Tammy (D)
Wisconsin Congressional District 2 		4%
Barrett, Gresham (R)
South Carolina Congressional District 3 		96%
Barrow, John (D)
Georgia Congressional District 12 		42%
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Bartlett, Roscoe (R)
Maryland Congressional District 6 		75%
Barton, Joe (R)
Texas Congressional District 6 		100%
Bass, Charles (R)
New Hampshire Congressional District 2 		92%
Bean, Melissa (D)
Illinois Congressional District 8 		46%
Beauprez, Bob (R)
Colorado Congressional District 7 		- 100%
Becerra, Xavier (D)
California Congressional District 31 		4%
Berkley, Shelley (D)
Nevada Congressional District 1 		- 22%
Berman, Howard (D)
California Congressional District 28 		- 4%
Berry, Marion (D)
Arkansas Congressional District 1 		50%
Biggert, Judy (R)
Illinois Congressional District 13 		96%
(X)Bilbray, Brian (R)
California Congressional District 50 		* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 100%
Bilirakis, Michael (R)
Florida Congressional District 9 		92%
Bishop, Rob (R)
Utah Congressional District 1 		- - 95%
Bishop, Sanford (D)
Georgia Congressional District 2 		58%
Bishop, Timothy (D)
New York Congressional District 1 		4%
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Blackburn, Marsha (R)
Tennessee Congressional District 7 		100%
Blumenauer, Earl (D)
Oregon Congressional District 3 		4%
Blunt, Roy (R)
Missouri Congressional District 7 		- 100%
Boehlert, Sherwood (R)
New York Congressional District 24 		63%
Boehner, John (R)
Ohio Congressional District 8 		100%
Bonilla, Henry (R)
Texas Congressional District 23 		100%
Bonner, Jo (R)
Alabama Congressional District 1 		96%
Bono, Mary (R)
California Congressional District 45 		- 91%
Boozman, John (R)
Arkansas Congressional District 3 		100%
Boren, Dan (D)
Oklahoma Congressional District 2 		92%
Boswell, Leonard (D)
Iowa Congressional District 3 		- - - - 45%
Boucher, Rick (D)
Virginia Congressional District 9 		46%
Boustany, Charles (R)
Louisiana Congressional District 7 		96%
Boyd, Allen (D)
Florida Congressional District 2 		58%
Bradley, Jeb (R)
New Hampshire Congressional District 1 		83%
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Brady, Kevin (R)
Texas Congressional District 8 		100%
Brady, Robert (D)
Pennsylvania Congressional District 1 		- 22%
Brown, Corrine (D)
Florida Congressional District 3 		- - 18%
Brown, Henry (R)
South Carolina Congressional District 1 		96%
Brown, Sherrod (D)
Ohio Congressional District 13 		4%
Brown-Waite, Ginny (R)
Florida Congressional District 5 		- - 100%
Burgess, Michael (R)
Texas Congressional District 26 		- 100%
Burton, Dan (R)
Indiana Congressional District 5 		P - 95%
Butterfield, G. (D)
North Carolina Congressional District 1 		25%
Buyer, Steve (R)
Indiana Congressional District 4 		96%
Calvert, Ken (R)
California Congressional District 44 		96%
Camp, Dave (R)
Michigan Congressional District 4 		100%
Campbell, John (R)
California Congressional District 48 		* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 88%
Cannon, Chris (R)
Utah Congressional District 3 		- 100%
Cantor, Eric (R)
Virginia Congressional District 7 		100%
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Capito, Shelley (R)
West Virginia Congressional District 2 		96%
Capps, Lois (D)
California Congressional District 23 		4%
Capuano, Michael (D)
Massachusetts Congressional District 8 		4%
Cardin, Benjamin (D)
Maryland Congressional District 3 		- - 5%
Cardoza, Dennis (D)
California Congressional District 18 		38%
Carnahan, Russ (D)
Missouri Congressional District 3 		13%
Carson, Julia (D)
Indiana Congressional District 7 		- 9%
Carter, John (R)
Texas Congressional District 31 		100%
Case, Ed (D)
Hawaii Congressional District 2 		33%
Castle, Mike (R)
Delaware Congressional District 1 		75%
Chabot, Steve (R)
Ohio Congressional District 1 		100%
Chandler, Ben (D)
Kentucky Congressional District 6 		29%
Chocola, Chris (R)
Indiana Congressional District 2 		100%
Clay, William (D)
Missouri Congressional District 1 		- 30%
Cleaver, Emanuel (D)
Missouri Congressional District 5 		17%
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Clyburn, James (D)
South Carolina Congressional District 6 		- - 23%
Coble, Howard (R)
North Carolina Congressional District 6 		83%
Cole, Tom (R)
Oklahoma Congressional District 4 		100%
Conaway, Mike (R)
Texas Congressional District 11 		100%
Conyers, John (D)
Michigan Congressional District 14 		- - 9%
Cooper, Jim (D)
Tennessee Congressional District 5 		46%
Costa, Jim (D)
California Congressional District 20 		- 43%
Costello, Jerry (D)
Illinois Congressional District 12 		25%
Cramer, Bud (D)
Alabama Congressional District 5 		- 83%
Crenshaw, Ander (R)
Florida Congressional District 4 		100%
Crowley, Joseph (D)
New York Congressional District 7 		- 17%
Cubin, Barbara (R)
Wyoming Congressional District 1 		- - 95%
Cuellar, Henry (D)
Texas Congressional District 28 		96%
Culberson, John (R)
Texas Congressional District 7 		100%
Cummings, Elijah (D)
Maryland Congressional District 7 		- 17%
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Davis, Artur (D)
Alabama Congressional District 7 		54%
Davis, Danny (D)
Illinois Congressional District 7 		21%
Davis, Geoff (R)
Kentucky Congressional District 4 		100%
Davis, Jim (D)
Florida Congressional District 11 		- - - - - 11%
Davis, Jo Ann (R)
Virginia Congressional District 1 		- - - - 90%
Davis, Lincoln (D)
Tennessee Congressional District 4 		79%
Davis, Susan (D)
California Congressional District 53 		8%
Davis, Tom (R)
Virginia Congressional District 11 		88%
Deal, Nathan (R)
Georgia Congressional District 10 		- - 91%
DeFazio, Peter (D)
Oregon Congressional District 4 		21%
DeGette, Diana (D)
Colorado Congressional District 1 		4%
Delahunt, Bill (D)
Massachusetts Congressional District 10 		- 9%
DeLauro, Rosa (D)
Connecticut Congressional District 3 		4%
Dent, Charles (R)
Pennsylvania Congressional District 15 		100%
Diaz-Balart, Lincoln (R)
Florida Congressional District 21 		- - - 95%
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Diaz-Balart, Mario (R)
Florida Congressional District 25 		- - 100%
Dicks, Norm (D)
Washington Congressional District 6 		- 26%
Dingell, John (D)
Michigan Congressional District 15 		17%
Doggett, Lloyd (D)
Texas Congressional District 25 		- 4%
Doolittle, John (R)
California Congressional District 4 		92%
Doyle, Mike (D)
Pennsylvania Congressional District 14 		25%
Drake, Thelma (R)
Virginia Congressional District 2 		100%
Dreier, David (R)
California Congressional District 26 		100%
Duncan, John (R)
Tennessee Congressional District 2 		88%
Edwards, Chet (D)
Texas Congressional District 17 		75%
Ehlers, Vernon (R)
Michigan Congressional District 3 		79%
Emanuel, Rahm (D)
Illinois Congressional District 5 		- 13%
Emerson, Jo Ann (R)
Missouri Congressional District 8 		92%
Engel, Eliot (D)
New York Congressional District 17 		8%
English, Phil (R)
Pennsylvania Congressional District 3 		96%
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Eshoo, Anna (D)
California Congressional District 14 		- 4%
Etheridge, Bob (D)
North Carolina Congressional District 2 		21%
Evans, Lane (D)
Illinois Congressional District 17 		- - - - - - - 0%
Everett, Terry (R)
Alabama Congressional District 2 		92%
Farr, Sam (D)
California Congressional District 17 		- 9%
Fattah, Chaka (D)
Pennsylvania Congressional District 2 		8%
Feeney, Tom (R)
Florida Congressional District 24 		- 96%
Ferguson, Mike (R)
New Jersey Congressional District 7 		92%
Filner, Bob (D)
California Congressional District 51 		8%
Fitzpatrick, Michael (R)
Pennsylvania Congressional District 8 		- 57%
Flake, Jeff (R)
Arizona Congressional District 6 		- 83%
(X)Foley, Mark (R)
Florida Congressional District 16 		- 87%
Forbes, Randy (R)
Virginia Congressional District 4 		100%
Ford, Harold (D)
Tennessee Congressional District 9 		- 43%
Fortenberry, Jeff (R)
Nebraska Congressional District 1 		100%
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Fossella, Vito (R)
New York Congressional District 13 		- 96%
Foxx, Virginia (R)
North Carolina Congressional District 5 		92%
Frank, Barney (D)
Massachusetts Congressional District 4 		0%
Franks, Trent (R)
Arizona Congressional District 2 		- 96%
Frelinghuysen, Rodney (R)
New Jersey Congressional District 11 		83%
Gallegly, Elton (R)
California Congressional District 24 		100%
Garrett, Scott (R)
New Jersey Congressional District 5 		88%
Gerlach, Jim (R)
Pennsylvania Congressional District 6 		- 74%
Gibbons, Jim (R)
Nevada Congressional District 2 		- - 95%
Gilchrest, Wayne (R)
Maryland Congressional District 1 		75%
Gillmor, Paul (R)
Ohio Congressional District 5 		- 100%
Gingrey, Phil (R)
Georgia Congressional District 11 		88%
Gohmert, Louie (R)
Texas Congressional District 1 		96%
Gonzalez, Charles (D)
Texas Congressional District 20 		- 43%
Goode, Virgil (R)
Virginia Congressional District 5 		88%
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Goodlatte, Bob (R)
Virginia Congressional District 6 		100%
Gordon, Bart (D)
Tennessee Congressional District 6 		67%
Granger, Kay (R)
Texas Congressional District 12 		100%
Graves, Sam (R)
Missouri Congressional District 6 		- 100%
Green, Al (D)
Texas Congressional District 9 		29%
Green, Gene (D)
Texas Congressional District 29 		- 30%
Green, Mark (R)
Wisconsin Congressional District 8 		100%
Grijalva, Raul (D)
Arizona Congressional District 7 		0%
Gutierrez, Luis (D)
Illinois Congressional District 4 		4%
Gutknecht, Gil (R)
Minnesota Congressional District 1 		88%
Hall, Ralph (R)
Texas Congressional District 4 		- 100%
Harman, Jane (D)
California Congressional District 36 		25%
Harris, Katherine (R)
Florida Congressional District 13 		- 91%
Hart, Melissa (R)
Pennsylvania Congressional District 4 		100%
Hastert, Dennis (R)
Illinois Congressional District 14 		* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 100%
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Hastings, Alcee (D)
Florida Congressional District 23 		- - - - 5%
Hastings, Doc (R)
Washington Congressional District 4 		- 100%
Hayes, Robin (R)
North Carolina Congressional District 8 		96%
Hayworth, J.D. (R)
Arizona Congressional District 5 		100%
Hefley, Joel (R)
Colorado Congressional District 5 		96%
Hensarling, Jeb (R)
Texas Congressional District 5 		100%
Herger, Wally (R)
California Congressional District 2 		100%
Herseth, Stephanie (D)
South Dakota Congressional District 1 		46%
Higgins, Brian (D)
New York Congressional District 27 		25%
Hinchey, Maurice (D)
New York Congressional District 22 		0%
Hinojosa, Ruben (D)
Texas Congressional District 15 		58%
Hobson, David (R)
Ohio Congressional District 7 		- 96%
Hoekstra, Pete (R)
Michigan Congressional District 2 		100%
Holden, Tim (D)
Pennsylvania Congressional District 17 		50%
Holt, Rush (D)
New Jersey Congressional District 12 		4%
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Honda, Mike (D)
California Congressional District 15 		4%
Hooley, Darlene (D)
Oregon Congressional District 5 		25%
Hostettler, John (R)
Indiana Congressional District 8 		83%
Hoyer, Steny (D)
Maryland Congressional District 5 		8%
Hulshof, Kenny (R)
Missouri Congressional District 9 		- 100%
Hunter, Duncan (R)
California Congressional District 52 		92%
Hyde, Henry (R)
Illinois Congressional District 6 		100%
Inglis, Bob (R)
South Carolina Congressional District 4 		88%
Inslee, Jay (D)
Washington Congressional District 1 		17%
Israel, Steve (D)
New York Congressional District 2 		17%
Issa, Darrell (R)
California Congressional District 49 		96%
Istook, Ernest (R)
Oklahoma Congressional District 5 		- 91%
Jackson, Jesse (D)
Illinois Congressional District 2 		0%
Jackson Lee, Sheila (D)
Texas Congressional District 18 		33%
Jefferson, William (D)
Louisiana Congressional District 2 		- 48%
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Jenkins, William (R)
Tennessee Congressional District 1 		- 87%
Jindal, Bobby (R)
Louisiana Congressional District 1 		96%
Johnson, Eddie (D)
Texas Congressional District 30 		13%
Johnson, Nancy (R)
Connecticut Congressional District 5 		75%
Johnson, Sam (R)
Texas Congressional District 3 		- - - 100%
Johnson, Timothy (R)
Illinois Congressional District 15 		79%
Jones, Stephanie (D)
Ohio Congressional District 11 		- - 9%
Jones, Walter (R)
North Carolina Congressional District 3 		58%
Kanjorski, Paul (D)
Pennsylvania Congressional District 11 		- 30%
Kaptur, Marcy (D)
Ohio Congressional District 9 		8%
Keller, Ric (R)
Florida Congressional District 8 		- - 95%
Kelly, Sue (R)
New York Congressional District 19 		- - - 86%
Kennedy, Mark (R)
Minnesota Congressional District 6 		96%
Kennedy, Patrick (D)
Rhode Island Congressional District 1 		- 0%
Kildee, Dale (D)
Michigan Congressional District 5 		4%
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Kilpatrick, Carolyn (D)
Michigan Congressional District 13 		13%
Kind, Ron (D)
Wisconsin Congressional District 3 		29%
King, Peter (R)
New York Congressional District 3 		79%
King, Steve (R)
Iowa Congressional District 5 		100%
Kingston, Jack (R)
Georgia Congressional District 1 		- 100%
Kirk, Mark (R)
Illinois Congressional District 10 		71%
Kline, John (R)
Minnesota Congressional District 2 		100%
Knollenberg, Joe (R)
Michigan Congressional District 9 		100%
Kolbe, Jim (R)
Arizona Congressional District 8 		96%
Kucinich, Dennis (D)
Ohio Congressional District 10 		0%
Kuhl, John (R)
New York Congressional District 29 		100%
LaHood, Ray (R)
Illinois Congressional District 18 		- 87%
Langevin, James (D)
Rhode Island Congressional District 2 		13%
Lantos, Tom (D)
California Congressional District 12 		4%
Larsen, Rick (D)
Washington Congressional District 2 		38%
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Larson, John (D)
Connecticut Congressional District 1 		13%
Latham, Tom (R)
Iowa Congressional District 4 		100%
LaTourette, Steven (R)
Ohio Congressional District 14 		83%
Leach, Jim (R)
Iowa Congressional District 2 		67%
Lee, Barbara (D)
California Congressional District 9 		0%
Levin, Sandy (D)
Michigan Congressional District 12 		8%
Lewis, Jerry (R)
California Congressional District 41 		96%
Lewis, John (D)
Georgia Congressional District 5 		- - 5%
Lewis, Ron (R)
Kentucky Congressional District 2 		100%
Linder, John (R)
Georgia Congressional District 7 		96%
Lipinski, Daniel (D)
Illinois Congressional District 3 		P 26%
LoBiondo, Frank (R)
New Jersey Congressional District 2 		54%
Lofgren, Zoe (D)
California Congressional District 16 		8%
Lowey, Nita (D)
New York Congressional District 18 		4%
Lucas, Frank (R)
Oklahoma Congressional District 3 		100%
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Lungren, Dan (R)
California Congressional District 3 		96%
Lynch, Stephen (D)
Massachusetts Congressional District 9 		4%
Mack, Connie (R)
Florida Congressional District 14 		- 87%
Maloney, Carolyn (D)
New York Congressional District 14 		8%
Manzullo, Don (R)
Illinois Congressional District 16 		- 96%
Marchant, Kenny (R)
Texas Congressional District 24 		100%
Markey, Ed (D)
Massachusetts Congressional District 7 		4%
Marshall, Jim (D)
Georgia Congressional District 3 		58%
Matheson, Jim (D)
Utah Congressional District 2 		79%
Matsui, Doris (D)
California Congressional District 5 		* 4%
McCarthy, Carolyn (D)
New York Congressional District 4 		13%
McCaul, Michael (R)
Texas Congressional District 10 		100%
McCollum, Betty (D)
Minnesota Congressional District 4 		4%
McCotter, Thaddeus (R)
Michigan Congressional District 11 		88%
McCrery, Jim (R)
Louisiana Congressional District 4 		100%
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McDermott, Jim (D)
Washington Congressional District 7 		4%
McGovern, James (D)
Massachusetts Congressional District 3 		4%
McHenry, Patrick (R)
North Carolina Congressional District 10 		- 96%
McHugh, John (R)
New York Congressional District 23 		- 87%
McIntyre, Mike (D)
North Carolina Congressional District 7 		46%
McKeon, Buck (R)
California Congressional District 25 		100%
McKinney, Cynthia (D)
Georgia Congressional District 4 		- - 0%
McMorris, Cathy (R)
Washington Congressional District 5 		100%
McNulty, Michael (D)
New York Congressional District 21 		8%
Meehan, Marty (D)
Massachusetts Congressional District 5 		4%
Meek, Kendrick (D)
Florida Congressional District 17 		21%
Meeks, Gregory (D)
New York Congressional District 6 		42%
Melancon, Charlie (D)
Louisiana Congressional District 3 		63%
Mica, John (R)
Florida Congressional District 7 		100%
Michaud, Mike (D)
Maine Congressional District 2 		25%
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Millender-McDonald, Juanita (D)
California Congressional District 37 		- 13%
Miller, Brad (D)
North Carolina Congressional District 13 		8%
Miller, Candice (R)
Michigan Congressional District 10 		96%
Miller, Gary (R)
California Congressional District 42 		100%
Miller, George (D)
California Congressional District 7 		- 4%
Miller, Jeff (R)
Florida Congressional District 1 		- - 91%
Mollohan, Alan (D)
West Virginia Congressional District 1 		- 26%
Moore, Dennis (D)
Kansas Congressional District 3 		38%
Moore, Gwen (D)
Wisconsin Congressional District 4 		4%
Moran, Jerry (R)
Kansas Congressional District 1 		100%
Moran, Jim (D)
Virginia Congressional District 8 		38%
Murphy, Tim (R)
Pennsylvania Congressional District 18 		- 100%
Murtha, John (D)
Pennsylvania Congressional District 12 		- 43%
Musgrave, Marilyn (R)
Colorado Congressional District 4 		- 100%
Myrick, Sue (R)
North Carolina Congressional District 9 		- - - 100%
  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24  
Preferred Position: Y Y N N Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y N Y Y Y Y Score
Nadler, Jerrold (D)
New York Congressional District 8 		4%
Napolitano, Grace (D)
California Congressional District 38 		4%
Neal, Richard (D)
Massachusetts Congressional District 2 		- 4%
Neugebauer, Randy (R)
Texas Congressional District 19 		100%
(X)Ney, Bob (R)
Ohio Congressional District 18 		88%
Northup, Anne (R)
Kentucky Congressional District 3 		- 96%
Norwood, Charlie (R)
Georgia Congressional District 9 		- - 86%
Nunes, Devin (R)
California Congressional District 21 		100%
Nussle, Jim (R)
Iowa Congressional District 1 		- - 100%
Oberstar, James (D)
Minnesota Congressional District 8 		4%
Obey, Dave (D)
Wisconsin Congressional District 7 		- - - 10%
Olver, John (D)
Massachusetts Congressional District 1 		- 4%
Ortiz, Solomon (D)
Texas Congressional District 27 		58%
Osborne, Tom (R)
Nebraska Congressional District 3 		100%
Otter, Butch (R)
Idaho Congressional District 1 		79%
  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24  
Preferred Position: Y Y N N Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y N Y Y Y Y Score
Owens, Major (D)
New York Congressional District 11 		- 4%
Oxley, Michael (R)
Ohio Congressional District 4 		- - 100%
Pallone, Frank (D)
New Jersey Congressional District 6 		0%
Pascrell, Bill (D)
New Jersey Congressional District 8 		0%
Pastor, Ed (D)
Arizona Congressional District 4 		4%
Paul, Ron (R)
Texas Congressional District 14 		- - 45%
Payne, Donald (D)
New Jersey Congressional District 10 		- - 0%
Pearce, Steve (R)
New Mexico Congressional District 2 		100%
Pelosi, Nancy (D)
California Congressional District 8 		4%
Pence, Mike (R)
Indiana Congressional District 6 		- 100%
Peterson, Collin (D)
Minnesota Congressional District 7 		58%
Peterson, John (R)
Pennsylvania Congressional District 5 		- 100%
Petri, Tom (R)
Wisconsin Congressional District 6 		92%
Pickering, Chip (R)
Mississippi Congressional District 3 		100%
Pitts, Joseph (R)
Pennsylvania Congressional District 16 		- 100%
  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24  
Preferred Position: Y Y N N Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y N Y Y Y Y Score
Platts, Todd (R)
Pennsylvania Congressional District 19 		92%
Poe, Ted (R)
Texas Congressional District 2 		100%
Pombo, Richard (R)
California Congressional District 11 		- - 95%
Pomeroy, Earl (D)
North Dakota Congressional District 1 		38%
Porter, Jon (R)
Nevada Congressional District 3 		100%
Price, David (D)
North Carolina Congressional District 4 		8%
Price, Thomas (R)
Georgia Congressional District 6 		100%
Pryce, Deborah (R)
Ohio Congressional District 15 		- 100%
Putnam, Adam (R)
Florida Congressional District 12 		100%
Radanovich, George (R)
California Congressional District 19 		100%
Rahall, Nick (D)
West Virginia Congressional District 3 		25%
Ramstad, Jim (R)
Minnesota Congressional District 3 		83%
Rangel, Charles (D)
New York Congressional District 15 		- 4%
Regula, Ralph (R)
Ohio Congressional District 16 		96%
Rehberg, Denny (R)
Montana Congressional District 1 		96%
  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24  
Preferred Position: Y Y N N Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y N Y Y Y Y Score
Reichert, Dave (R)
Washington Congressional District 8 		- 87%
Renzi, Rick (R)
Arizona Congressional District 1 		100%
Reyes, Silvestre (D)
Texas Congressional District 16 		- - - 43%
Reynolds, Thomas (R)
New York Congressional District 26 		96%
Rogers, Hal (R)
Kentucky Congressional District 5 		96%
Rogers, Mike (R)
Alabama Congressional District 3 		92%
Rogers, Mike (R)
Michigan Congressional District 8 		100%
Rohrabacher, Dana (R)
California Congressional District 46 		92%
Ros-Lehtinen, Ileana (R)
Florida Congressional District 18 		- - 95%
Ross, Mike (D)
Arkansas Congressional District 4 		42%
Rothman, Steve (D)
New Jersey Congressional District 9 		8%
Roybal-Allard, Lucille (D)
California Congressional District 34 		- - - 5%
Royce, Ed (R)
California Congressional District 40 		- 96%
Ruppersberger, Dutch (D)
Maryland Congressional District 2 		33%
Rush, Bobby (D)
Illinois Congressional District 1 		- 22%
  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24  
Preferred Position: Y Y N N Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y N Y Y Y Y Score
Ryan, Paul (R)
Wisconsin Congressional District 1 		100%
Ryan, Tim (D)
Ohio Congressional District 17 		17%
Ryun, Jim (R)
Kansas Congressional District 2 		100%
Sabo, Martin (D)
Minnesota Congressional District 5 		4%
Salazar, John (D)
Colorado Congressional District 3 		- 30%
Sanchez, Linda (D)
California Congressional District 39 		0%
Sanchez, Loretta (D)
California Congressional District 47 		29%
Sanders, Bernie (I)
Vermont Congressional District 1 		4%
Saxton, Jim (R)
New Jersey Congressional District 3 		63%
Schakowsky, Jan (D)
Illinois Congressional District 9 		- 0%
Schiff, Adam (D)
California Congressional District 29 		8%
Schmidt, Jean (R)
Ohio Congressional District 2 		* * * * * * * * * * * * 100%
Schwartz, Allyson (D)
Pennsylvania Congressional District 13 		13%
Schwarz, Joe (R)
Michigan Congressional District 7 		- 87%
Scott, Bobby (D)
Virginia Congressional District 3 		8%
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Preferred Position: Y Y N N Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y N Y Y Y Y Score
Scott, David (D)
Georgia Congressional District 13 		50%
Sensenbrenner, James (R)
Wisconsin Congressional District 5 		P - 86%
Serrano, Jose (D)
New York Congressional District 16 		- 4%
Sessions, Pete (R)
Texas Congressional District 32 		- 100%
Shadegg, John (R)
Arizona Congressional District 3 		- - 100%
Shaw, Clay (R)
Florida Congressional District 22 		- 87%
Shays, Christopher (R)
Connecticut Congressional District 4 		- 57%
Sherman, Brad (D)
California Congressional District 27 		4%
Sherwood, Don (R)
Pennsylvania Congressional District 10 		- 100%
Shimkus, John (R)
Illinois Congressional District 19 		100%
Shuster, Bill (R)
Pennsylvania Congressional District 9 		100%
Simmons, Rob (R)
Connecticut Congressional District 2 		- 65%
Simpson, Mike (R)
Idaho Congressional District 2 		92%
Skelton, Ike (D)
Missouri Congressional District 4 		63%
Slaughter, Louise (D)
New York Congressional District 28 		8%
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Preferred Position: Y Y N N Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y N Y Y Y Y Score
Smith, Adam (D)
Washington Congressional District 9 		29%
Smith, Chris (R)
New Jersey Congressional District 4 		54%
Smith, Lamar (R)
Texas Congressional District 21 		100%
Snyder, Vic (D)
Arkansas Congressional District 2 		- 22%
Sodrel, Mike (R)
Indiana Congressional District 9 		100%
Solis, Hilda (D)
California Congressional District 32 		4%
Souder, Mark (R)
Indiana Congressional District 3 		- 100%
Spratt, John (D)
South Carolina Congressional District 5 		21%
Stark, Pete (D)
California Congressional District 13 		4%
Stearns, Cliff (R)
Florida Congressional District 6 		100%
Strickland, Ted (D)
Ohio Congressional District 6 		17%
Stupak, Bart (D)
Michigan Congressional District 1 		- 13%
Sullivan, John (R)
Oklahoma Congressional District 1 		96%
Sweeney, John (R)
New York Congressional District 20 		- 87%
Tancredo, Thomas (R)
Colorado Congressional District 6 		88%
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Preferred Position: Y Y N N Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y N Y Y Y Y Score
Tanner, John (D)
Tennessee Congressional District 8 		63%
Tauscher, Ellen (D)
California Congressional District 10 		- 22%
Taylor, Charles (R)
North Carolina Congressional District 11 		- 91%
Taylor, Gene (D)
Mississippi Congressional District 4 		50%
Terry, Lee (R)
Nebraska Congressional District 2 		92%
Thomas, Bill (R)
California Congressional District 22 		- 100%
Thompson, Bennie (D)
Mississippi Congressional District 2 		25%
Thompson, Mike (D)
California Congressional District 1 		21%
Thornberry, Mac (R)
Texas Congressional District 13 		100%
Tiahrt, Todd (R)
Kansas Congressional District 4 		100%
Tiberi, Patrick (R)
Ohio Congressional District 12 		- 96%
Tierney, John (D)
Massachusetts Congressional District 6 		0%
Towns, Edolphus (D)
New York Congressional District 10 		38%
Turner, Michael (R)
Ohio Congressional District 3 		100%
Udall, Mark (D)
Colorado Congressional District 2 		17%
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Preferred Position: Y Y N N Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y N Y Y Y Y Score
Udall, Tom (D)
New Mexico Congressional District 3 		4%
Upton, Fred (R)
Michigan Congressional District 6 		96%
Van Hollen, Chris (D)
Maryland Congressional District 8 		4%
Velazquez, Nydia (D)
New York Congressional District 12 		- - 18%
Visclosky, Pete (D)
Indiana Congressional District 1 		13%
Walden, Greg (R)
Oregon Congressional District 2 		100%
Walsh, James (R)
New York Congressional District 25 		88%
Wamp, Zach (R)
Tennessee Congressional District 3 		88%
Wasserman Schultz, Debbie (D)
Florida Congressional District 20 		8%
Waters, Maxine (D)
California Congressional District 35 		- 0%
Watson, Diane (D)
California Congressional District 33 		4%
Watt, Mel (D)
North Carolina Congressional District 12 		4%
Waxman, Henry (D)
California Congressional District 30 		- 4%
Weiner, Anthony (D)
New York Congressional District 9 		4%
Weldon, Curt (R)
Pennsylvania Congressional District 7 		71%
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Preferred Position: Y Y N N Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y N Y Y Y Y Score
Weldon, Dave (R)
Florida Congressional District 15 		96%
Weller, Jerry (R)
Illinois Congressional District 11 		100%
Westmoreland, Lynn (R)
Georgia Congressional District 8 		96%
Wexler, Robert (D)
Florida Congressional District 19 		- - 5%
Whitfield, Ed (R)
Kentucky Congressional District 1 		96%
Wicker, Roger (R)
Mississippi Congressional District 1 		100%
Wilson, Heather (R)
New Mexico Congressional District 1 		96%
Wilson, Joe (R)
South Carolina Congressional District 2 		- 100%
Wolf, Frank (R)
Virginia Congressional District 10 		83%
Woolsey, Lynn (D)
California Congressional District 6 		4%
Wu, David (D)
Oregon Congressional District 1 		- 22%
Wynn, Albert (D)
Maryland Congressional District 4 		50%
Young, Bill (R)
Florida Congressional District 10 		92%
Young, Don (R)
Alaska Congressional District 1 		100%

Symbol Key:
Voted with the preferred position Voted against the preferred position
Y Voted YES N Voted NO
- Did Not Vote P Voted PRESENT
A Absent Z Presiding
T Paired Vote (X)  Ineligible for the NAM Award 

Key:

1 109-1 38: S.5, On Passage Class Action Reform (S. 5) Vote on S. 5, the Class Action Fairness Act. Approved 279-149 on Feb. 17, 2005 (Roll No. 38). The NAM supported the bill, which would curb trial lawyer "forum shopping" by shifting most class actions to federal courts, without altering plaintiffs' right to sue. Signed into law (P.L. 109-2) on Feb. 18, 2005. NAM POSITION: Yes.
2 109-1 102: H.R.8, On Passage Death Tax Repeal Permanency Act (H.R. 8) Vote on H.R. 8, the Death Tax Repeal Permanency Act of 2005, to make the repeal of the estate (death) tax permanent. Approved 272-162 on April 13, 2005 (Roll No. 102). Unless the death tax repeal is made permanent, the current estate tax system and estate tax rates faced by small business owners will resurface in 2011, resulting in more complexity and confusion for small businesses and increased planning costs. The NAM supported the bill, as large estate tax bills force the sale of many small manufacturing companies upon the owner's death. NAM POSITION: Yes.
3 109-1 121: H.R.6, On Agreeing to the Amendment Arbitrary Fuel-Efficiency Standards (Boehlert/Markey Amendment to H.R. 6) Vote on a Boehlert (R-NY)/Markey (D-MA) amendment to energy bill H.R. 6 that would have directed the Secretary of Transportation to arbitrarily increase corporate average fuel economy (CAFE) standards from 25 miles/gallon to 33 miles/gallon over 10 years. Rejected 254-177 on April 20, 2005 (Roll No. 121). The NAM opposed the amendment, as tougher standards could force automakers to develop smaller, lighter SUVs and trucks that would be less safe and more expensive than existing, popular models. NAM POSITION: No.
4 109-1 131: H.R.6, On Agreeing to the Amendment Liquefied Natural Gas Supplies (Castle Amendment to H.R. 6) Vote on a Castle (R-DE) amendment to the energy bill that would have deleted language granting the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission primary authority for siting liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities. The amendment would have retained the status quo, allowing states to block FERC siting decisions. Rejected 237-194 on April 21, 2005 (Roll No. 131). The NAM opposed the amendment, noting that to keep pace with growing demand, new gas supply options from multiple sources are needed, including the importation of LNG. NAM POSITION: No.
5 109-1 132: H.R.6, On Passage Comprehensive Energy Policy (Final Passage -- H.R. 6) Vote on H.R. 6, the Energy Policy Act of 2005. Approved 249-183 on April 21, 2005 (Roll No. 132). The legislation represents a major step toward achieving a long-term national energy policy that encourages voluntary energy efficiency initiatives, voluntary conservation, improvements to the energy infrastructure and increases in the supply of all sources of cost-effective renewable, alternative and conventional energy sources. Signed into law (P.L. 109-58) on Aug. 8, 2005. NAM POSITION: Yes.
6 109-1 239: H.J.RES.27, On Passage Withdrawing U.S. Membership in the World Trade Organization (H.J. Res. 27) Vote on H..J. Res. 27, a resolution to withdraw the approval of the United States from the Agreement establishing the World Trade Organization. Rejected 338-86 (with 1 voting "present") on June 9, 2005 (Roll No. 239). The NAM opposed the resolution, noting that the United States, as the world’s largest trading nation, needs the rules-based trading system in order to continue leveling the playing field and obtaining the gains from trade for the United States and the rest of the world. NAM POSITION: No.
7 109-1 371: H.R.741, On Passage OSHA Legal Issues, Review Commission Reform (H.R. 741) Vote on legislation providing for an independent review of citations issued by OSHA. Approved 226-197 on July 12, 2005 (Roll No. 371). The NAM supported the bill, which would help companies challenging OSHA citations by ensuring that the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission ("the Court") -- and not OSHA ("the prosecutor") -- would be the party that interprets the law and provides an independent review of OSHA citations. NAM POSITION: Yes.
8 109-1 372: H.R.742, On Passage OSHA Legal Issues, Attorneys' Fees (H.R. 742) Vote on a bill that would make it easier for small employers to recover attorneys' fees when they successfully defend against an OSHA citation. Approved 235-187 on July 12, 2005 (Roll No. 372). NAM POSITION: Yes.
9 109-1 426: H.R.525, On Passage Association Health Plans (H.R. 525) Vote on H.R. 525, legislation that would allow small businesses to band together through bona fide trade associations and obtain quality health care at a lower cost by taking advantage of the same economies of scale, flexibility, bargaining clout and administrative efficiency that larger companies and unions enjoy under the ERISA law. Approved 263-165 on July 26, 2005 (Roll No. 426). NAM POSITION: Yes.
10 109-1 437: H.R.3283, On Passage United States Trade Rights Enforcement Act (H.R. 3283) Vote on the U.S. Trade Rights Enforcement Act. Approved 255-168 on July 27, 2005 (Roll No. 437). The NAM supported H.R. 3283, which would help protect and enforce U.S. trade rules that are established through free trade agreements and the World Trade Organization. It specifically authorizes the application of U.S. countervailing duty (CVD) law to exports from non-market economies, such as China, and would establish a system of comprehensive monitoring of Chinese compliance with its trade obligations on intellectual property rights and market access. NAM POSITION: Yes.
11 109-1 443: H.R.3045, On Passage CAFTA-DR: Central America- Dominican Republic Free Trade Agreement (H.R. 3045) Vote on legislation that would implement the Central American-Dominican Republic Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA-DR) into U.S. law. Approved 217-215 on July 27, 2005 (Roll No. 443). The NAM supported CAFTA-DR, which is likely to result in $1 billion per year in increased U.S. manufactured exports and more U.S. jobs. Signed into law on August 2, 2005 (P.L. 109-53). NAM POSITION: Yes.
12 109-1 449: H.R.5, On Passage Medical Liability Reform (H.R. 5) Vote on H.R. 5, legislation to help make health coverage more affordable for millions of Americans by reducing the additional cost that all forms of medical liability litigation adds to health coverage costs. Approved 230-194 on July 28, 2005 (Roll No. 449). The NAM has long championed medical liability reform because of the downstream consequences for higher health care costs from unlimited damage awards, liability insurance, and defensive medicine. NAM POSITION: Yes.
13 109-1 519: H.R.3893, On Passage Bolstering Energy Supplies and Refinery Capacity (H.R. 3893) Vote on H.R. 3893, legislation that would help increase refinery capacity and assure delivery of much needed energy supplies throughout the country. Approved 212-210 on Oct. 7, 2005 (Roll No. 519). The NAM supported the bill, noting that it would address fuel supply shortages caused by federal permitting and other policies. NAM POSITION: Yes.
14 109-1 533: H.R.554, On Passage Preventing Frivolous Litigation Against the Food Industry (H.R. 554) Vote on H.R. 554, legislation that would bar lawsuits based on claims of obesity except in limited circumstances (such as violation of law or regulation, breach of warranty or if the food was adulterated). Approved 306-120 on October 19, 2005 (Roll No. 533). The NAM supported the bill, noting that the current "regulation through litigation" threatens all businesses because it is designed to circumvent the democratic process and to pursue social goals with respect to a specific industry through judicial fiat. NAM POSITION: Yes.
15 109-1 534: S.397, On Passage Discouraging Regulation Through Litigation (S. 397) Vote on S. 397, the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act. Approved 283-144 on October 20, 2005 (Roll No. 534). The NAM supported the bill, which would forestall lawsuits brought with the intent of shutting down a legitimate and legal industry, while allowing those with merit to proceed. Signed into law (P.L. 109-92) on Oct. 26, 2005. NAM POSITION: Yes.
16 109-1 553: H.R.420, On Passage Lawsuit Abuse Reduction Act (Final Passage). Vote on H.R. 420, the Lawsuit Abuse Reduction Act, which would restore disincentives for filing frivolous lawsuits under Rule 11 (the federal court rule governing frivolous lawsuits) by making sanctions mandatory, requiring prevailing parties to be awarded reasonable expenses and attorney’s fees, etc. It would also expand Rule 11 to include discovery and take steps to limit forum shopping. Approved 228-184 on Oct. 27, 2005 (Roll No. 553). NAM POSITION: Yes.
17 109-1 621: H.R.4297, On Passage Tax Relief (H.R. 4297). Vote on H.R. 4297, legislation that would provide key incentives to bolster U.S. manufacturing investment and job growth. Key provisions would: include a one-year extension of the R&D credit, with modifications; extend lower rates on capital gains and dividends; extend deferral for active financing income earned overseas; and more. Approved 234-197 on Dec. 7, 2005 (Roll No. 621). NAM POSITION: Yes.
18 109-2 29: H.R.4167, On Agreeing to the Amendment Weakening National Uniformity for Food Act (Capps Amendment to H.R. 4167). Vote on a Capps (D-CA) amendment to food labeling bill H.R. 4167 that would have stripped key uniformity requirements from the bill and undermined the bill’s overall intent. Rejected 259-161 on March 8, 2006 (Roll No. 29). The NAM opposed the amendment and supported the underlying bill, noting that varying state standards now in place hinder the free and efficient flow of goods. NAM Position: No.
19 109-2 209: H.R.5429, On Passage Energy Exploration in ANWR (H.R. 5429). Vote on legislation that would permit the leasing of portions of ANWR for exploration of oil and natural gas. The NAM has long supported repealing the prohibition of environmentally-sensitive exploration of ANWR. Approved 225-201 on May 25, 2006 (Roll No. 209). NAM Position: Yes.
20 109-2 239: H.R.5252, On Agreeing to the Amendment Federal Regulation of the Internet (Net Neutrality Amendment to H.R. 5252). Vote on a Markey (D-MA) amendment to telecommunications bill H.R. 5252 that, under the guise of "net neutrality," would have imposed burdensome new rules and undercut the fundamental free market, pro-investment purpose of the bill. Rejected 269-152 on June 8, 2006 (Roll No. 239). NAM POSITION: No.
21 109-2 317: H.R.4890, On Passage Line Item Veto (H.R. 4890). Vote on H.R. 4890, legislation that would give the President and Congress another tool to rein in excessive federal spending -- the line item veto. Approved 247-172 on June 22, 2006 (Roll No. 317). NAM POSITION: Yes.
22 109-2 356: H.R.4761, On Passage Energy Development in the Outer Continental Shelf (H.R. 4761). Vote on H.R. 4761, legislation that would permit energy development in deep waters beyond 100 miles from the coast and allow coastal states to determine whether to permit offshore production beyond 50 miles of their coastline. Approved 232-187 on June 29, 2006 (Roll No. 356). The NAM supported the bill, which would help reduce our reliance on foreign oil and create hundreds of thousands of jobs in the U.S. NAM POSITION: Yes.
23 109-2 392: H.R.5684, On Passage U.S.-Oman Free Trade Agreement (H.R. 5684). Vote on H.R. 5684, legislation implementing the U.S.-Oman Free Trade Agreement. Approved 221-205 on July 20, 2006 (Roll No. 392). The NAM supported the bill and the FTA, which would require all U.S.-made consumer and industrial products to enter Oman duty-free, gaining even greater market share for U.S. manufacturers. NAM POSITION: Yes.
24 109-2 416: H.R.4157, On Passage Health Information Technology (H.R. 4157). Vote on legislation that would establish a national strategy for facilitating health IT, which along with value-based purchasing incentives, could help drive higher quality care, increased efficiency, promote interoperability and ultimately lead to more affordable health care. Approved 270-148 on July 27, 2006 (Roll No. 416). The NAM believes the best solutions on health IT will come from the private sector, but H.R. 4157 could facilitate those solutions. NAM POSITION: Yes.