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Fiscal 2009 Omnibus Spending Bil (H.R. 1105)

	Date: Mar 10, 2009 Passed: 62-35 AFL-CIO Position: Support		Vote: 8 Votes For: 62 Votes Against: 35 Not Voting: 0

The omnibus spending bill combined nine funding bills for several federal agencies, including the Department of Labor and Department of Education. The bill included funding for critical labor, health and safety programs and would fund government operations through Sept. 30, 2009. The Senate voted to end a Republican filibuster (60 votes are required to end a filibuster) March 10 by a vote of 62-35 (R: 8-32; D: 52-3; I: 2-0). Y=R, N=W

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State	Name	Party	Vote
AK	Murkowski	R	(Yea )
AK	Begich	D	(Yea )
AL	Shelby	R	(Yea )
AL	Sessions, J.	R	(Nay )
AR	Pryor	D	(Yea )
AR	Lincoln	D	(Yea )
AZ	McCain	R	(Nay )
AZ	Kyl	R	(Nay )
CA	Feinstein	D	(Yea )
CA	Boxer	D	(Yea )
CO	Udall, Mark	D	(Yea )
CO	Salazar,	D
CO	Bennet	D	(Yea )
CT	Dodd	D	(Yea )
CT	Lieberman	I	(Yea )

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