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How California's representatives voted on the bailout

Published: Monday, Sep. 29, 2008 - 5:07 pm

NORTHERN CALIFORNIA DELEGATION

Four of the six members of Northern California's delegation to the House of Representatives voted for the $700 billion bailout plan that was defeated 228-204, with one abstention today.


Here's how they voted:

YES

Doris Matsui, D-Sacramento

Dan Lungren, R-Gold River

Wally Herger, R-Chico

Ellen Tauscher, D-Alamo

NO

Rep. John Doolittle, R-Roseville

Rep. Mike Thompson, D-St. Helena

How California's representatives voted

CALIFORNIA DELEGATION

Democrats

Joe Baca, No; Xavier Becerra, No; Howard Berman, Yes; Lois Capps, Yes; Dennis Cardoza, Yes; Jim Costa, Yes; Susan Davis, Yes; Anna Eshoo, Yes; Sam Farr, Yes; Bob Filner, No; Jane Harman, Yes; Michael Honda, Yes; Barbara Lee, No; Zoe Lofgren, Yes; Doris Matsui, Yes;

Gerald McNerney, Yes; George Miller, Yes; Grace Napolitano, No; Nancy Pelosi, Yes; Laura Richardson, Yes; Lucille Roybal-Allard, No; Linda T. Sanchez, No; Loretta Sanchez, No; Adam Schiff, No; Brad Sherman, No; Hilda Solis, No; Jackie Speier, Yes; Fortney Stark, No; Ellen Tauscher, Yes; Mike Thompson, No; Maxine Waters, Yes; Diane Watson, No; Henry Waxman, Yes; Lynn Woolsey, No

Republicans

Brian Bilbray, No; Mary Bono Mack, Yes; Ken Calvert, Yes; John Campbell, Yes; John Doolittle, No; David Dreier, Yes; Elton Gallegly, No;

Wally Herger, Yes; Duncan Hunter, No; Darrell Issa, No; Jerry Lewis, Yes;

Dan Lungren, Yes; Kevin McCarthy, No; Howard McKeon, Yes; Gary Miller, Yes; Devin Nunes, No; George Radanovich, Yes; Dana Rohrabacher, No; Ed Royce, No


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