YeaHR3522Motion to RecommitTo authorize health insurance issuers to continue to offer for sale current group health insurance coverage in satisfaction of the minimum essential health insurance coverage requirement, and for other purposesSeptember 11, 2014
YeaS1236Roll Call VoteTO SUSPEND THE RULES AND PASS S 1236, NAVAJO AND HOPI INDIAN RELOCATION, TO CONTINUE TO FUND THE HOUSING PROGRAMS ESTABLISHED BY THE NAVAJO-HOPI RELOCATION PROGRAM. MOTION PASSED; TWO-THIRDS OF THOSE PRESENT VOTING IN FAVOR.October 4, 1988
NayHR1158Roll Call VoteTO AMEND HR 1158, FAIR HOUSING ENFORCEMENT, TO DECREASE REQUIREMENTS FOR HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBILITY FROM 100 PERCENT OF NEW MULTIFAMILY HOUSING UNITS TO 10 PERCENT.June 29, 1988
YeaHR1158Roll Call VoteTO AMEND HR 1158, FAIR HOUSING ENFORCEMENT, TO OFFER TWO MEANS OF SETTLING FAIR-HOUSING COMPLAINTS, INVOLVING EITHER A UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT OR AN ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE.June 23, 1988
YeaS825Roll Call VoteTO MOTION TO AGREE TO THE SENATE AMENDMENTS TO THE HOUSE AMENDMENTS TO S 825, HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, TO EXTEND CERTAIN LAWS RELATING TO HOUSING.December 21, 1987
Yeahouse-100-426Adjournment VoteTO ADOPT H CON RES 220, DISTRICT WORK PERIOD, A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO PROVIDE FOR AN ADJOURNMENT OF THE TWO HOUSES UNTIL NOVEMBER 30, 1987.November 20, 1987
YeaRoll 426Roll Call VoteTO ADOPT H CON RES 220, DISTRICT WORK PERIOD, A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO PROVIDE FOR AN ADJOURNMENT OF THE TWO HOUSES UNTIL NOVEMBER 30, 1987.November 20, 1987
YeaS825Roll Call VoteTO ADOPT THE CONFERENCE REPORT ON S 825, HOUSING AUTHORIZATION, TO AMEND AND EXTEND CERTAIN LAWS RELATING TO HOUSING.November 9, 1987
Yeahouse-100-382Roll Call VoteTO PASS SJ RES 209, HOUSING PROGRAMS EXTENSION, TO PROVIDE FOR THE EXTENSION OF CERTAIN PROGRAMS RELATING TO HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT.November 3, 1987
YeaRoll 382Roll Call VoteTO PASS SJ RES 209, HOUSING PROGRAMS EXTENSION, TO PROVIDE FOR THE EXTENSION OF CERTAIN PROGRAMS RELATING TO HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT.November 3, 1987
NayHR4Roll Call VoteTO AMEND HR 4, HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, TO STRIKE LANGUAGE REQUIRING THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ALTERNATE SYSTEM FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF VOLUNTARY PREEMPTIVE NATIONAL CODES FOR MODULAR HOUSING.June 11, 1987
NayHR4Roll Call VoteTO AMEND IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE HR 4, HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, TO REDUCE TOTAL AUTHORIZATION FOR THE HOUSING/COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BILL BY $1.7 BILLION TO $14.2 BILLION.June 10, 1987
YeaHR558Roll Call VoteTO ORDER THE PREVIOUS QUESTION, ON H RES 109, THE RULE TO PROVIDE FOR HOUSE FLOOR CONSIDERATION OF HR 558, URGENT RELIEF FOR THE HOMELESS, A BILL TO AUTHORIZE $725 MILLION IN RELIEF FOR THE HOMELESS.March 5, 1987
YeaHR5564Roll Call VoteTO SUSPEND THE RULES AND PASS HR 5564, A BILL TO AMEND THE NATIONAL HOUSING ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE ELIGIBILITY OF CERTAIN PROPERTY FOR SINGLE FAMILY MORTGAGE INSURANCE.September 29, 1986
NayHR3129Roll Call VoteTO AMEND THE SHAW, FLA. SUBSTITUTE AMENDMENT TO HR 3129, TO PROVIDE CONTROL OVER OUTDOOR ADVERTISING IN URBAN AND RURAL AREAS ADJACENT TO THE FEDERAL-AID PRIMARY SYSTEM AND THE INTERSTATE SYSTEM BY FREEZING THE NUMBER OF BILLBOARDS AT CURRENT LEVELS.August 7, 1986
YeaHR1Roll Call VoteTO AMEND, THE GONZALEZTEX. SUBSTITUTE FOR HR 1 TO AUTHORIZE THE DESIGNATION OF 100 ENTERPRISE ZONES, ONE-THIRD OF WHICH MUST BE LOCATED IN RURAL AREAS. ALSO TO STATE THAT IT IS CONGRESSIONAL POLICY THAT AMOUNTS NOT BE REDUCED TO THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACTION GRANT PROGRAMS WHILE THIS PROGRAM IS IN EFFECT.June 12, 1986
YeaHR1Roll Call VoteTO AMEND THE GONZALEZTEX. SUBSTITUTE FOR HR 1 TO REDUCE TENANT RENTAL CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE ELDERLY IN SUBSIDIZED HOUSING TO 25 PERCENT OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME FROM 30 PERCENT.June 11, 1986
NayHR1Roll Call VoteTO AMEND THE GONZALEZTEX. SUBSTITUTE FOR HR 1 TO REMOVE SPECIAL INTEREST PROVISIONS FROM THE BILL WHICH AID HOUSING PROJECTS IN PITTSBURGH, BOSTON, AND PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS.June 5, 1986
NayHR4784Roll Call VoteTO AMEND HR 4784, A BILL TO TRANSFER CERTAIN PROPERTY TO THE JURISDICTION OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FOR USE AS SHELTERS FOR THE HOMELESS, AND TO RESTRICT ADMINISTRATION OF THE PROPERTY TO PROHIBIT POLITICAL ACTIVITIES.June 5, 1986
Nayhouse-99-555Roll Call VoteTO AMEND IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE H CON RES 337, TO INCREASE DEFENSE SPENDING BY $6 BILLION OVER CURRENT LEVELS, INCREASE REVENUES BY $3.2 BILLION, AND FIX MOST DOMESTIC PROGRAMS AT THE 1986 LEVEL.May 15, 1986
Yeahouse-99-552Roll Call VoteTO SUSPEND THE RULES AND ADOPT H CON RES 310, A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO EXPRESS THE SENSE OF THE CONGRESS THAT FARM CREDIT SYSTEM SHOULD CONSIDER RESTRUCTURING OUTSTANDING LOANS TO FARMERS IF FORECLOSURE COSTS ARE EQUAL TO OR GREATER THAN RESTRUCTURING COSTS. (MOTION PASSED; TWO-THIRDS OF THOSE PRESENT VOTING IN FAVOR.)May 14, 1986
YeaRoll 552Roll Call VoteTO SUSPEND THE RULES AND ADOPT H CON RES 310, A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO EXPRESS THE SENSE OF THE CONGRESS THAT FARM CREDIT SYSTEM SHOULD CONSIDER RESTRUCTURING OUTSTANDING LOANS TO FARMERS IF FORECLOSURE COSTS ARE EQUAL TO OR GREATER THAN RESTRUCTURING COSTS. (MOTION PASSED; TWO-THIRDS OF THOSE PRESENT VOTING IN FAVOR.)May 14, 1986
YeaHR1Roll Call VoteTO ADOPT THE H RES 450, THE RULE UNDER WHICH HR 1 WILL CONSIDERED, AND TO WAIVE POINTS OF ORDER AGAINST CONSIDERATION OF THIS BILL WHICH REAUTHORIZES HOUSING PROGRAMS FOR 1986 AND 1987.May 13, 1986
Yeahouse-99-500Adjournment VoteTO PASS H CON RES 304, THE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR A CONDITIONAL ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE FROM MARCH 25 TO APRIL 8, AND OF THE SENATE FROM MARCH 26 OR 27 TO APRIL 8.March 20, 1986
YeaRoll 500Roll Call VoteTO PASS H CON RES 304, THE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR A CONDITIONAL ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE FROM MARCH 25 TO APRIL 8, AND OF THE SENATE FROM MARCH 26 OR 27 TO APRIL 8.March 20, 1986
YeaRoll 456Roll Call VoteTO AGREE TO S CON RES 107, THE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION PERMITTING THE ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE UNTIL FEBRUARY 18 AND THE SENATE UNTIL FEBRUARY 17.February 6, 1986
Yeahouse-99-456Adjournment VoteTO AGREE TO S CON RES 107, THE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION PERMITTING THE ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE UNTIL FEBRUARY 18 AND THE SENATE UNTIL FEBRUARY 17.February 6, 1986
YeaHR1083Roll Call VoteMOTION TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND PASS H R 1083 LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE POLICY AMENDMENTS, A BILL THAT ESTABLISHES A SYSTEM FOR ALLOCATING SITES IN THE COUNTRY WHERE LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTES WILL BE DISPOSED. THERE ARE CURRENTLY THREE STATES THAT ACCEPT SUCH WASTES, BUT THE BILL DISTRIBUTES THE BURDEN TO ALL STATES. (MOTION PASSED)December 9, 1985
Yeahouse-99-251Roll Call VoteTO ADOPT H CON RES 179, A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION PROVIDING $13 BILLION FOR SPECIFIC GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS AND PAY INCREASES FOR FEDERAL EMPLOYEES. (MOTION PASSED)July 31, 1985
YeaRoll 251Roll Call VoteTO ADOPT H CON RES 179, A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION PROVIDING $13 BILLION FOR SPECIFIC GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS AND PAY INCREASES FOR FEDERAL EMPLOYEES. (MOTION PASSED)July 31, 1985
YeaHR1189Roll Call VoteTO AGREE TO H RES 85, THE RULE UNDER WHICH H R 1189 IS TO BE CONSIDERED. H R 1189 PROVIDES $1 BILLION IN ADDITIONAL EMERGENCY CREDIT TO FARM PRODUCERS; PROVIDES FUNDS TO FOREGO FORECLOSURE AND DEFERS PAYMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS; AND DETERMINES DAMAGES CAUSED BY EMBARGOES ON THE SALE AND DELIVERY OF AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES, EITHER THROUGH DIRECT EMBARGO OR FAILURE TO SELL COMPETITIVELY. (MOTION PASSED)February 28, 1985
NayHR3929Roll Call VoteTO RECOMMIT H.R. 3929 TO THE COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS WITH INSTRUCTIONS THAT IT BE REPORTED BACK FORTHWITH CONTAINING AN AMENDMENT TO EXTEND THE CURRENT PROGRAM FOR 18 MONTHS, PROVIDING MAXIMUM BENEFITS TO STATES WITH THE HIGHEST UNEMPLOYMENT RATES. H.R. 3929 EXTENDS THE FEDERAL SUPPLEMENTAL COMPENSATION ACT OF 1982. (MOTION FAILED)September 29, 1983
NayHR1Roll Call VoteTO AMEND H.R. 1, A BILL EXTENDING CERTAIN FEDERAL LAWS THAT ESTABLISH HOUSING AND COMMUNITY AND NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT AND PRESERVATION PROGRAMS. THE BARTLETT AMENDMENT PERMITS HOME BUYERS AND SELLERS TO NEGOTIATE INTEREST RATS ON FHA INSURED LOANS IN EXCESS OF THE MAXIMUM FHA INTEREST RATE LIMIT. (MOTION PASSED)July 13, 1983
NayHR1Roll Call VoteTO AMEND H.R. 1, A BILL AMENDING AND EXTENDING CERTAIN FEDERAL LAWS THAT ESTABLISH HOUSING AND COMMUNITY AND NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT AND PRESERVATION PROGRAMS. THE WYLIE AMENDMENT PROHIBITS FEDERAL ASSISTANCE UNDER THE MULTIFAMILY RENTAL PRODUCTION PROGRAM TO COMMUNITIES THAT PLACE RENT CONTROL ON PROJECTS BUILT AFTER THE DATE OF ENACTMENT, OTHER THAN PROJECTS DEVELOPED WITH STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE. (MOTION FAILED)July 12, 1983
YeaHR1Roll Call VoteTO AGREE TO H. RES. 248, THE RULE FOR CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1. H.R. 1 AMENDS AND EXTENDS CERTAIN FEDERAL LAWS THAT ESTABLISH HOUSING AND COMMUNITY AND NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT AND PRESERVATION PROGRAMS. (MOTION PASSED)June 30, 1983
YeaHJR265Roll Call VoteTO SUSPEND THE RULES AND PASS H. J. RES. 265, A BILL PROVIDING FOR THE TEMPORARY EXTENSION OF CERTAIN INSURANCE PROGRAMS RELATING TO HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. (MOTION PASSED;2/3 REQUIRED)May 17, 1983
YeaHRES603Roll Call VoteTO AGREE TO H. RES. 603, THE RULE PROVIDING FOR CONSIDERATION OF THE CONFERENCE REPORT FOR H.R. 6267, A BILL REVITALIZING THE HOUSING INDUSTRY BY STRENGTHENING THE FINANCIAL STABILITY OF HOME MORTAGE LENDING INSTITUTIONS AND ENSURING THE AVAILABILITY OF HOME MORTAGE LOANS. (MOTION PASSED)October 1, 1982
NaySJRES250Roll Call VoteTO AMEND S. J. RES. 250 WITH AN AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE. S. J. RES. 250 PROVIDES FOR RESOLUTION OF THE SINGLE OUTSTANDING ISSUE IN THE CURRENT RAILWAY LABOR-MANAGEMENT DISPUTE. THE FLORIO AMENDMENT, A SUBSTITUTE FOR S. J. RES. 250, PROHIBITS THE RAILWAY WORK STOPPAGE FOR A 140-DAY PERIOD AND DIRECTS ALL PARTIES TO RETURN TO THE BARGAINING PROCESS. (MOTION FAILED)September 22, 1982
YeaHR6812Roll Call VoteTO AMEND H.R. 6812, A BILL LIMITING SALARIES AND EXPENSES IN THE OFFICES OF THE SECRETARIES OF TREASURY AND HUD, BY REQUIRING HOME BUYERS UNDER FHA LOANS TO PAY A LUMP SUM PREMIUM FOR MORTGAGE INSURANCE.August 5, 1982
YeaHR6198Roll Call VoteTO SUSPEND THE RULES AND PASS H.R. 6198, AMENDING THE MANUFACTURING CLAUSE OF THE COPYRIGHT LAW TO PROVIDE PREFERENTIAL PROTECTION FOR BOOKS AND PERIODICALS WRITTEN IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES. (MOTION PASSED;2/3 REQUIRED)June 15, 1982
NayHR6267Roll Call VoteTO AMEND H.R. 6267 WITH AN AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE. H.R. 6267 IS A BILL TO REVITATILIZE THE HOUSING INDUSTRY BY STRENGTHING THE FINANCIAL STABILITY OF HOME MORTGAGE LENDING INSTITUTIONS AND ENSURING THE AVAILABILITY OF HOME MORTAGE LOANS. THE WYLIE AMENDMENT IS A SUBSTITUTE FOR H.R. 6267, AUTHORIZING THE FSLIC TO PROVIDE CAPITAL ASSISTANCE TO QUALIFIED INSTITUTIONS THROUGH THE PURCHASE OF INCOME CAPITAL CERTIFICATES. (MOTION FAILED)May 20, 1982
YeaHR6294Roll Call VoteTO SUSPEND THE RULES AND PASS H.R. 6294, A BILL PROVIDING SUPPLEMENTAL AUTHORIZATION IN ORDER TO STIMULATE THE SALES AND PRODUCTION OF HOUSING. (MOTION PASSED;2/3 REQUIRED)May 11, 1982
YeaHRES124Roll Call VoteTO AGREE TO H. RES. 124, EXPRESSING THE SENSE OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES THAT THE U.S. COULD NOT REMAIN INDIFFERENT TO ANY INTERNAL REPRESSION OR EXTERNAL AGGRESSION AGAINST THE PEOPLE OF POLAND. (MOTION AGREED TO)July 30, 1981
YeaHRES159Roll Call VoteTO AGREE TO H.R. RES. 159, TO EXPRESS THE STRONG SUPPORT OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FOR DIPLOMATIC EFFORTS TO RESOLVE THE CURRENT CRISIS IN LEBANON AND TO CONGRATULATE SPECIAL ENVOY PHILLIP C. HABIB ON HIS TIRELESS EFFORTS TO RESOLVE THAT CRISIS. (MOTION AGREED TO)June 16, 1981