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Foreclosure Relief/'Cramdown Provision' (S. 896)


     
 

Date: Apr 30, 2009
Failed: 45-51
AFL-CIO Position: Support

 
Vote: 12
Votes For: 45
Votes Against: 51
Not Voting: 0
 
     

During the debate on the Helping Families Save Their Homes Act, Sen. Richard Durbin (D-Ill.) offered an amendment that would have allowed bankruptcy judges to modify home mortgages on terms that could allow thousands of homeowners facing foreclosure to keep their homes. Many mortgage lenders have been slow or failed to modify existing loans, despite many borrowers receiving loans based on false, misleading and predatory lending practices. The amendment failed April 30 by a vote of 45-51 (R: 0-39; D: 43-12; I: 2-0).  Y=R, N=W


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State Name Party Vote
AK Murkowski R Voted wrong way (Nay )
AK Begich D Voted right way (Yea )
AL Shelby R Voted wrong way (Nay )
AL Sessions, J. R Not Voting
AR Pryor D Voted wrong way (Nay )
AR Lincoln D Voted wrong way (Nay )
AZ McCain R Voted wrong way (Nay )
AZ Kyl R Voted wrong way (Nay )
CA Feinstein D Voted right way (Yea )
CA Boxer D Voted right way (Yea )
CO Udall, Mark D Voted right way (Yea )
CO Salazar, D Not Voting
CO Bennet D Voted wrong way (Nay )
CT Dodd D Voted right way (Yea )
CT Lieberman I Voted right way (Yea )

Voted right way =  Voted right way, in support of the organization-endorsed position
Voted wrong way =  Voted wrong way, in opposition to the organization-endorsed position
Not Voting =  Vote not counted

 

 
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