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HR 800
Final Vote Results
for HR 800: Employee Free Choice Act
how members of congress
from Florida voted
In March of 2007, the U.S. House of
Representatives passed H.R. 800, the so called "Employee Free Choice Act,"
better known as the "Card Check" bill, by a vote of 241-185. In June, the
Senate, by a largely party line vote of 51 to 48 and following days of spirited
debate, voted to protect the rights of America's workers by defeating this
ill-conceived legislation. Below you can see how the members of Congress from
Florida voted on this damaging piece of legislation that organized labor and
their friends in Washington have made their number one legislative priority.
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Voted
AGAINST
Workers' Privacy |
Voted
FOR
Workers' Privacy |
Rep. Boyd (D)
Rep. Brown, Corrine * (D)
Rep. Castor * (D)
Rep. Hastings * (D)
Rep. Klein * (D)
Rep. Mahoney (D)
Rep. Meek * (D)
Rep. Wasserman Schultz * (D)
Rep. Wexler * (D)
Sen. Nelson * (D)
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Rep. Bilirakis (R)
Rep. Brown-Wait (R)
Rep. Buchanan (R)
Rep. Crenshaw (R)
Rep. Diaz-Balart, L. (R)
Rep. Diaz-Balart, M. (R)
Rep. Feeney(R)
Rep. Keller (R)
Rep. Mack (R)
Rep. Mica (R)
Rep. Miller (R)
Rep. Putnam (R)
Rep. Ros-Lehtinen (R)
Rep. Stearns (R)
Rep. Weldon (R)
Rep. Young (R)
Sen. Martinez (R) |
* Indicates a co-sponsor of legislation
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