The following 114 representatives who co-sponsored the bill voted against including it in the recently-passed banking legislation.
Alabama
Bobby Bright – AL-2
Arizona
Ed Pastor – AZ-4
Raul Grijalva – AZ-7
Arkansas
Marion Berry – AR-1
Vic Snyder – AR-2
California
Jackie Speier – CA-12
Pete Stark – CA-13
Zoe Lofgren – CA-16
Sam Farr – CA-17
Brad Sherman – CA-27
Adam Schiff – CA-29
Judy Chu – CA-32
Jane Harman – CA-36
Laura Richardson – CA-37
Bob Filner – CA-51
Colorado
Jared Polis – CO-2
John Salazar – CO-3
Ed Perlmutter – CO-7
Connecticut
Joe Courtney – CT-2
Christopher Murphy – CT-5
Florida
Allen Boyd – FL-2
Corrine Brown – FL-3
Suzanne Kosmas – FL-24
Georgia
Sanford Bishop – GA-2
Hank Johnson – GA-4
John Lewis – GA-5
John Barrow – GA-12
David Scott – GA-13
Hawaii
Mazie Hirono – HI-2
Illinois
Jesse Jackson, Jr. – IL-2
Mike Quigley – IL-5
Danny Davis – IL-7
Janice Schakowsky – IL-9
Deborah Halvorson – IL-11
Phil Hare – IL-17
Indiana
Peter Visclosky – IN-1
Baron Hill – IN-9
Iowa
Bruce Braley – IA-1
David Loebsack – IA-2
Leonard Boswell – IA-3
Kentucky
John Yarmuth – KY-3
Ben Chandler – KY-6
Louisiana
Charlie Melancon – LA-3
Maine
Chellie Pingree – ME-1
Michael Michaud – ME-2
Maryland
C. A. Dutch Ruppersberger – MD-2
John Sarbanes – MD-3
Donna Edwards – MD-4
Massachusetts
James McGovern – MA-3
John Tierney – MA-6
Bill Delahunt – MA-10
Michigan
Dale Kildee – MI-5
Mark Schauer – MI-7
Carolyn Kilpatrick – MI-13
John Conyers – MI-14
Minnesota
Timothy Walz – MN-1
Collin Peterson – MN-7
James Oberstar – MN-8
Mississippi
Bennie Thompson – MS-2
Missouri
William Lacy Clay – MO-1
Nevada
Shelley Berkley – NV-1
New Hampshire
Carol Shea-Porter – NH-1
New Jersey
John Adler – NJ-3
Bill Pascrell – NJ-8
Steven Rothman – NJ-9
Donald Payne – NJ-10
New Mexico
Martin Heinrich – NM-1
Ben Ray Lujan – NM-3
New York
Timothy Bishop – NY-1
Jerrold Nadler – NY-8
Anthony Weiner – NY-9
Scott Murphy – NY-20
Paul Tonko – NY-21
Maurice Hinchey – NY-22
Michael Arcuri – NY-24
Daniel Maffei – NY-25
Brian Higgins – NY-27
Louise Slaughter – NY-28
North Carolina
Larry Kissell – NC-8
Heath Shuler – NC-11
Brad Miller – NC-13
Ohio
Steve Driehaus – OH-1
Marcy Kaptur – OH-8
Dennis Kucinich – OH-10
Marcia Fudge – OH-11
Betty Sutton – OH-13
John Boccieri – OH-16
Tim Ryan – OH-17
Oklahoma
Dan Boren – OK-2
Oregon
David Wu – OR-1
Peter DeFazio – OR-4
Kurt Schrader – OR-5
Pennsylvania
Kathleen Dahlkemper – PA-3
Jason Altmire – PA-4
Patrick Murphy – PA-8
Michael Doyle – PA-14
Tim Holden – PA-17
Rhode Island
James Langevin – RI-2
South Carolina
John Spratt – SC-5
South Dakota
Stephanie Herseth Sandlin – SD
Tennessee
Lincoln Davis – TN-4
Bart Gordon – TN-6
Steve Cohen – TN-9
Texas
Ruben Hinojosa – TX-15
Silvestre Reyes – TX-16
Ciro Rodriguez – TX-23
Lloyd Doggett – TX-25
Solomon Ortiz – TX-27
Henry Cuellar – TX-28
Eddie Bernice Johnson – TX-30
Vermont
Peter Welch – VT
Washington
Jay Inslee – WA-1
Brian Baird – WA-3
Jim McDermott – WA-7
Adam Smith – WA-9
Wisconsin
Tammy Baldwin – WI-2
Steve Kagen – WI-8
For the complete vote results, click here.
Last-minute maneuvering in the Senate allowed the Federal Reserve to sidestep legislation that would have exposed its interest-rate decision-making to congressional auditors.
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