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This senator was elected in 1996, so therefore didn't vote for the federal DOMA in 1996. The senator voted for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.   This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 and for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator was appointed in 2002, therefore not present for the federal DOMA vote in 1996. The senator voted for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.   This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 and for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.   This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 and for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.   This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996, but against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.   This senator was elected in 2002, therefore not present for the federal DOMA vote in 1996. The senator voted against the Federal Marriage Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  As a U.S. Representative in 1996, this senator did not cast a vote for or against the federal DOMA in 1996. The senator voted against the Federal Marriage Amendment in 2004 and 2006.   This senator voted against the federal DOMA in 1996 and against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted against the federal DOMA in 1996 and against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator was elected in 2004, therefore not present for the federal DOMA vote in 1996 nor for the Marriage Protection Amendment (MPA) in 2004. The senator voted against the MPA in 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 and for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 and against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004. The senator did not vote on the MPA in 2006.   This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 and against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 but against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator was elected in 2000, therefore he was not present for the federal DOMA in 1996. He voted against the Federal Marriage Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator was elected in 2004, therefore not present for the federal DOMA vote in 1996 nor for the Marriage Protection Amendment (MPA) in 2004. The senator voted for the MPA in 2006.  This senator was elected in 2000, therefore not present for the federal DOMA in 1996. The senator voted against the Federal Marriage Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  As a U.S. Representative, this senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996. The senator voted for the Federal Marriage Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator was elected in 2004, therefore not present for the federal DOMA vote in 1996. As a member for the House, the senator voted for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004. The senator voted for the MPA in 2006.  This senator voted against the federal DOMA in 1996 and against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.   This senator voted against the federal DOMA in 1996 and against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 and for the Federal Marriage Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  As a U.S. Represenative, this senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996. In the Senate, the senator voted for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.   This senator was elected in 1996, therefore not present for the federal DOMA in 1996. The senator voted against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator was elected in 2004, therefore not present for the federal DOMA in 1996 or the Marriage Protection Amendment (MPA) in 2004. The senator voted against the MPA in 2004.  This senator was elected in 1998, therefore not present for the federal DOMA in 1996. The senator voted against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 and for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 and for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 but against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  As a member of the House, this senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996. The senator voted for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  As a member of the House, this senator didn't vote on the federal DOMA. The senator voted for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  As a member of the House, this senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996. The senator voted for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 and for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator was elected in 2004, therefore not present for the federal DOMA in 1996 or the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004. The senator voted for the MPA in 2006.  This senator was elected in 1996, therefore not present for the federal DOMA in 1996. The senator voted against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator was elected in 1996, therefore not present for the federal DOMA in 1996. The senator voted against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 but against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 but against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  As a House Representative, Cardin voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 but against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.   This senator voted against the federal DOMA in 1996 but against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted against the federal DOMA in 1996 and did not vote on the Marriage Protection Amendment (MPA) in 2004. The senator voted against the MPA in 2006.  This senator voted for the federald DOMA in 1996 but against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator was elected in 2002, therefore not present for the federal DOMA vote in 1996. The senator voted against the Federal Marriage Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator was elected in 2002, thefore not present for the federal DOMA in 1996. The senator voted for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator was elected in 2006, therefore was not present to vote on the federal DOMA or the Marriage Protection Amendments.   This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 and for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 and for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 and for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator was elected in 2006, therefore was not present to vote on the federal DOMA or the Marriage Protection Amendments.   This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 but against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.   This senator was elected in 2006, therefore was not present to vote on the federal DOMA or the Marriage Protection Amendments.   This senator was elected in 1996, therefore not present for the federal DOMA in 1996. He voted for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004. The senator did not vote on the MPA in 2006.  This senator was elected in 2000, therefore not present for the federal DOMA in 1996. The senator voted against the Federal Marriage Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  As a member of the House, this senator did not vote on the federal DOMA in 1996. The senator voted for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 but against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 and for the Marriage Protection Amendment (MPA) in 2004. The senator voted against the MPA in 2006.  This senator was elected in 2002, thefore not present for the federal DOMA in 1996. The senator voted against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  As a member of the House, this senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996. The senator was appointed to the Senate in 2004, therefore not present for the Marriage Protection Amendment (MPA) in 2004. The senator voted against the MPA in 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 but against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 but against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 and for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator was elected in 2000, therefore not present for the federal DOMA in 1996. The senator voted against the Federal Marriage Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  As a member of the House, this senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996. The senator voted against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator was elected in 2002, therefore not present for the federal DOMA in 1996. She voted for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  As a member of the House, this senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 and for the Marriage Protection Amendment (MPA) in 2004. The senator voted for the MPA in 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 but against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 but against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  As a member of the House, this senator voted against the federal DOMA in 1996 and the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004. In 2006, he did not vote.   This senator was elected in 1998, therefore not present for the federal DOMA in 1996. The senator voted for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 and for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  As a member of the House, this senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996. The senator was elected to the senate in 2004, therefore not present to vote on the Marriage Protection Amendment (MPA) in 2004. The senator voted for the MPA in 2006.  This senator was elected in 1996, therefore not present for the federal DOMA in 1996. The senator voted for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted against the federal DOMA in 1996 and against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator was elected in 2006, therefore was not present for the federal DOMA in 1996 and for the Marriage Protection Amendments in 2004 and 2006.   This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 and for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004. The senator voted against the FMA in 2006.  This senator was appointed to the senate in 1999, therefore not present for the federal DOMA vote in 1996. The senator voted against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  As a member of the House, Reed voted for the federal DOMA in 1996. The senator voted against the Marriage Protection Amendment of 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 and for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator was elected in 2004, therefore not present for the federal DOMA in 1996 or the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004. The senator voted for the MPA in 2006.  This senator was elected in 2004, therefore not present for the federal DOMA or the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004. The senator voted for the MPA in 2006.  As a member of the House, Johnson voted for the federal DOMA in 1996. The senator voted against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator was elected in 2002, therefore not present for the federal DOMA In 1996. The senator voted for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 and for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator was elected in 2002, therefore not present for the federal DOMA In 1996. He voted for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 and for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 and for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 and for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 but against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 but against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator was elected in 2000, therefore not present for the federal DOMA in 1996. The senator voted for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 and for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator was elected in 2000, therefore not present for the federal DOMA in 1996. The senator voted against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.   This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 but against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 and for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 but against the Marriage Protection Amendment (MPA) in 2004. The senator did not vote on the MPA in 2006.  This senator voted against the federal DOMA in 1996 and against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 but against the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator was elected in 1996, therefore not present for the federal DOMA in 1996. The senator voted for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006.  This senator voted for the federal DOMA in 1996 and for the Marriage Protection Amendment in 2004 and 2006. 
Co-Sponsor of Allard Amendment.  Co-Sponsor of Allard Amendment.  “There might be changes in the language before it is voted on, so we’re going to wait to see about t... more   Co-Sponsor of Allard Amendment.  “Marriage should be limited to a man and a woman… My preference is for the states to resolve the iss... more From Website: I oppose same-sex marriage and fully support the Defense of Marriage Act which clearly... more Lincoln said she also supports existing state and federal laws that ban such marriage, and “I do not... more “Last week she declared that she supported current state law granting domestic partnerships – a deci... more “Well, if there ever was a quintessential state issue, it’s marriage. That’s been the tradition in ... more "I oppose the Federal Marriage Amendment," Salazar said in a statement. "I believe that marriage sho... more "Respect for the democratic process compels this Congress to protect traditional marriage in the fac... more “ States have been primarily responsible for regulations relating to marriage for more than two cent... more “Senator Joseph I. Lieberman also repeated his opposition to gay marriage, but endorsed Massachusett... more “Sen. Joseph R. Biden Jr. said yesterday that he opposed a constitutional amendment as ‘not necessar... more “’The Senator has said the states are capable of deciding for themselves whether or not they would a... more "Martinez will support a constitutional amendment to protect the sanctity of marriage between a man ... more Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Tallahassee, opposed gay marriage. “I'm opposed to gay marriage, but I believe ... more Co-sponsor of 1996 Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA); Co-Sponsor of Marriage Protection Amendment  Co-Sponsor of H.J. Res. 56, a constitutional amendment declaring that marriage in the U.S. shall con... more   “As for the prospect of amending our Constitution, I believe that time has proven the strength of th... more “’I think something should be done guarding the sanctity of the word ‘marriage’ as a relationship be... more “Sen. Mike Crapo…said the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act should allow Idaho to ignore other state’s sa... more “While I do not support same-sex marriages, the Constitution has been amended only 17 times since th... more “I am a fierce supporter of domestic-partnership and civil-union laws.” (Interview with Windy City T... more “Spokeswoman Meg Keck said Democrat Even Bayh supports the federal Defense of Marriage Act, which he... more “A few weeks ago during a visit to our office, U.S. Senator Richard Lugar was asked what he thought ... more “Republican Senator Charles Grassley said that he would be willing to amend the Constitution, but he... more “Harkin said amending the Constitution is a ‘very serious matter,’ and he would oppose an amendment.... more Co-Sponsor of Allard Amendment.  On 2/24 he “expressed support” for an amendment. Roberts: “I agree with President Bush that it is wr... more Sponsor of Allard/Musgrave Amendment “As a lead co-sponsor in the U.S. Senate for a Federal Marriag... more Co-Sponsor of Allard Amendment. “Due to recent developments in San Francisco and Massachusetts, it a... more Co-Sponsor of H.J. Res. 56, a constitutional amendment declaring that marriage in the U.S. shall con... more “Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La., joined many other Democrats last week in opposing President Bush's call ... more “Jen Burita, Collins’ spokeswoman, said [Collins] opposes a constitutional amendment as long as [DOM... more Snowe indicated that the president’s proposal is currently unnecessary, but she did not rule out sup... more “A constitutional amendment is not about helping families…It is an election-year ploy to divide and ... more   “In fact, states and local governments across the country are already dealing with this issue in the... more   From website: February 27, 2004: I voted for the Defense of Marriage Act in 1996 which supported kee... more I will oppose the federal marriage amendment to the U.S. Constitution in such a form as the amendmen... more “…If a state’s legislature defines marriage as between a man and a woman, the citizens of that state... more In Minnesota, we have a provision that defines marriage as between a man a woman, and that's never b... more Co-Sponsor of Allard Amendment. “I agree with President Bush on this issue.” — The Sun Herald (Sout... more Co-Sponsor of Allard Amendment. Lott also expressed support for the president’s proposal, saying mar... more "I fully support Missouri's Defense of Marriage Act and have supported the same action on the federa... more   Baucus said he supports traditional marriage, but has misgivings about amending the Constitution. “C... more   Marriage between a man and a woman is an honored social and sacred institution that dates back thous... more The states should decide whether to ban same-sex marriages, Sen. Ben Nelson, D-Neb., said Tuesday. ... more Senator John Ensign said today that he will support an amendment to the United States Constitution d... more “I believe in the sanctity of marriage, but I also believe in the sanctity of the Constitution,” Rei... more “Earlier this week Sen. Judd Gregg and Reps. Charles Bass and Jeb Bradley also said that marriage sh... more “Sen. John Sununu said on CNN’s Capital Gang (2/28), “The court in Massachusetts has forced this to ... more Menendez "believes marriage is a union between a man and a woman, but he opposes the constitutional ... more Opposes an FMA — Philadelphia Inquirer, Feb. 26, 2004.

“Sen. Frank R. Lautenberg said any state s... more

 “Senator Jeff Bingaman says the constitution isn’t the place to place to wage a battle over gay marr... more   “The Constitution is a sacred document and should not be used as a tool to divide the American peopl... more Senator Schumer, who voted for the Defense of Marriage Act, said he does not believe this issue belo... more I believe that marriage is between one man and one woman. I agree with President Bush’s desire to pr... more "None of us ever want to change the Constitution, but I can't think of any institution more importan... more "Marriage should be reserved to relationships between a man and a woman. Only these pairings can pro... more Co-Sponsor of H.J. Res. 56, a constitutional amendment declaring that marriage in the U.S. shall con... more   “I believe that marriage is fundamentally a sacred union between a man and a woman. I strongly supp... more Co-Sponsor of Allard Amendment. INTERVIEW Q: Some other Senators are saying this is just a state i... more “I am opposed to government recognition of any union that is not a marriage between one man and one ... more Smith wrestled with the issue and said he could support a constitutional measure if states were left... more “Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., also will not support the amendment.” — Statesman Journal, February 25, 2... more "I don't support gay marriage, but I also don't support a constitutional amendment banning it," Case... more “It is premature to consider a U.S. constitutional amendment,” [Sen. Specter] said, “because the sev... more I support gay marriage, and believe states and localities should be able to legally recognize them. ... more   “’The traditional institution of marriage is now under attack,’ Graham said. ‘If we don’t act, it’s... more Co-Sponsor of H.J. Res. 56, a constitutional amendment declaring that marriage in the U.S. shall con... more Co-Sponsor of the 2005 Marriage Protection Amendment - “The tradition of marriage between one man an... more INTERVIEW Q: Sen. Frist said he would support a constitutional amendment to ban homosexual marriag... more "I believe marriage should be between a man and a woman. That is the law today in Tennessee. In a... more As Senator, I will insist that the United States Senate be a place that reflects our common sense, c... more “I can’t think of anything more important than protecting the sanctity of the family and making sure... more Co-Sponsor of Allard Amendment. “Recent developments in Massachusetts raise the possibility that oth... more “Supportive of a constitutional amendment. Obviously it needs to be the right one and be written in... more Co-Sponsor of Allard Amendment. “Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Orrin G. Hatch said he is open ... more “Should a vote come before the Senate, I will vote against a constitutional amendment.” — Sen. Jeffo... more “This is crass opportunism, designed to score political points in an election year at the expense of... more “I will support and protect the traditional, common sense definition of marriage in law as only the ... more “Congress must proceed with great caution…any time it considers amending the Constitution.” — Washi... more “Democrat Maria Cantwell (D-Edmonds), also opposes a constitutional amendment, saying marriage laws ... more “I oppose a constitutional amendment that would deny same-sex couples the rights and protections tha... more “No state should be able to impose its views on any other state when it comes to marriage…If some st... more   Sen. Russ Feingold “says he’ll fight a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage this year, while... more   Co-Sponsor of Allard Amendment.   
This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted against the FMA cloture in July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator was elected in 2004, therefore not present for the FMA cloture vote in July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator was elected in 2004, therefore not present for the FMA cloture vote in July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator was elected in 2004, therefore not present for the FMA cloture vote in July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator was elected in 2004, therefore not present for the FMA cloture vote in July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted for the FMA cloture in July 2004.  This senator was elected in 2004, therefore not present for the FMA cloture vote in July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.    This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator did not cast a vote.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.    This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.    This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.    This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  N/A  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator was elected in 2004, therefore not present for the FMA cloture vote in July 2004.    This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator was elected in 2004, therefore not present for the FMA cloture vote in July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.    This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.    This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator was elected in 2004, therefore not present for the FMA cloture vote in July 2004.  This senator was elected in 2004, therefore not present for the FMA cloture vote in July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.    This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted against the cloture concerning the FMA July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004.  This senator voted for the cloture concerning the FMA in July 2004. 
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