The Senate Voting list on Burma ame

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Subject: The Senate Voting list on Burma amendment in (HR.3540)

Attention to Free Burma Activists,

The following is the list of Senators who voted for and against the
elimination of the Cohen Amendment in the HR.3540 (Appropriation Bill) on
July 25, 1996.  On a close vote of 54 to 45, the Cohen amendment replaced the
McConnell language in HR.3540.  

In peace and solidarity,
Zaw Zaw

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                          YEAS--45

Sen.Spencer Abraham  (R - Michigan)
Sen.Robert Bennett  (R - Utah)
Sen.Joseph R. Biden  (D - Delware)
Sen.Barbara Boxer  (D - California)
Sen.Bill Bradley  (D - New Jersey)
Sen.Hank Brown  (R - Colorado)
Sen.Richard H. Bryan (D-NV)
Sen.Dale Bumpers  (D-AR)
Sen.Robert C. Byrd  (D - West Virgina)
Sen.Ben Nighthorse Campbell (R - Colorado)
Sen.Paul Coverdell  (R - Georgia)
Sen.Alfonse M. D'Amato  (R - New York)
Sen.Mike DeWine  (R - Ohio)
Sen.Lauch Faircloth  (R - North Carolina)
Sen.Russ Feingold  (D - Wisconsin)
Sen.Sheila Frahm (R - Kansas)
Sen.Bill Frist  (R - Tennessee)
Sen.Slade Gorton  (R - Washington)
Sen.Phil Gramm  (R - Texas)
Sen.Charles E. Grassley  (R - Iowa)
Sen.Judd Gregg  (R - New Hampshire)
Sen.Tom Harkin  (D - Iowa)
Sen.Orrin G. Hatch  (R - Utah)
Sen.Mark O. Hatfield (R - Oregon)
Sen.Jesse Helms (R - North Carolina)
Sen.Jim M. Jeffords  (R - Vermont)
Sen.Nancy Kassebaum  (R - Kansas)
Sen.Edward M. Kennedy  (D - Massachusetts)
Sen.J. Robert Kerry (D - Neveda)
Sen.Herbert H. Kohl  (D - Wisconsin)
Sen.Frank R. Lautenberg  (D - New Jersey)
Sen.Patrick J. Leahy  (D - Vermont)
Sen.Carl Levin (D - Michigan)
Sen.Richard G. Lugar  (R - Indiana)
Sen.Connie Mack  (R - Florida)
Sen.Mitch McConnell  (R - Kentucky)
Sen.Daniel Patrick Moynihan (D - New York)
Sen.Claiborne Pell  (D - Rhode Island)
Sen.Larry Pressler  (R - South Dakota)
Sen.Charles Robb  (D - Virgina)
Sen. Paul Sarbanes  (D - Maryland)
Sen.Richard C .Shelby  (R - Alabama)
Sen.Robert C. Smith  (R - New Hempshire)
Sen.Arlen Specter  (R - Pennsylvania)
Sen.Paul Wellstone  (D - Minnesota)


                          NAYS--54

Sen.Daniel Akaka  (D - Hawii)
Sen.John Ashcroft  (R - MO)
Sen.Max Baucus  (D - Montana)
Sen.Jeff Bingaman  (D -Minnesota)
Sen.Christopher S. Bond  (R - Missouri)
Sen.John Breaux  (D - Louisiana)
Sen.Conrad Burns  (R - Montana)
Sen.John H. Chafee  (R - Rhode Island)
Sen.Dan Coats  (R - Indiana)
Sen.Thad Cochran (R - Mississipp)
Sen.Williams S. Cohen  (R - Maine)
Sen.Kent Conrad  (D - North Dakota)
Sen.Larry E. Craig  (R - Idaho)
Sen.Thomas A. Daschle  (D - South Dakota)
Sen.Christopher J. Dodd  (D - Connecticut)
Sen.Pete V. Domenici  (R - New Hampshire)
Sen.Byron L. Dorgan  (D - North Dakota)
Sen.Dianne Feinstein  (D - California)
Sen.Wendell H. Ford  (D - Kentucky)
Sen.John Glenn  (D - Ohio)
Sen.Bob Graham  (D - Florida)
Sen.Rod Grams  (R - Minnesota)
Sen.Howell Heflin  (D - Alabama)
Sen.Ernest F. Hollings  (D - South Carolina)
Sen.Kay Bailey Hutchison  (R - Texas)
Sen.James Inhofe  (R - Oklahoma)
Sen.Daniel K. Inouye  (D - Hawii)
Sen.Bennett Johnston  (D - Louisiana)
Sen.Dirk Kempthorne  (R - Idaho)
Sen.John F. Kerrey  (D - Massachusetts)
Sen.Jon L. Kyl  (R - Arizona)
Sen.Joseph I. Lieberman  (D - Connecticut)
Sen.Trent Lott  (R - Mississippi)
Sen.John McCain  (R - Arizona)
Sen.Barbara A. Mikulski  (D - Maryland)
Sen.Carol Moseley-Braun  (D - Illinois)
Sen.Frank H. Murkowski  (R - Alaska)
Sen.Patty Murray  (D - Washington)
Sen.Don Nickles  (R - Oklahoma)
Sen.Sam Nunn  (D - Georgia)
Sen.David Pryor  (D - Arkansas)
Sen.Harry Reid  (D - Nevada)
Sen.Jay Rockefeller  (D - West Virgina)
Sen.William V. Roth, Jr. (R - Delware)
Sen.Rick Santorum  (R - Pennsylvania)
Sen.Paul Simon  (D - Illinois)
Sen.Alan K. Simpson  (R - Wyoming)
Sen.Olympia Snowe  (R - Maine)
Sen.Ted Stevens  (R - Arkansas)
Sen.Craig Thomas  (R -Wyoming)
Sen.Fred Thompson  (R - Tennessee)
Sen.Strom Thurmond  (R - South Carolina)
Sen.John W. Warner  (R - Virginia)
Sen.Ron Wyden  (D - Oregon)

                          NOT VOTING--1

Sen.J. James Exon  (D - Nebraska)

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