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Entitlements Commission (S. Con. Res. 13)

	Date: Apr 01, 2009 Failed: 44-54 AFL-CIO Position: Oppose		Vote: 9 Votes For: 44 Votes Against: 54 Not Voting: 0

During the budget debate, the Senate rejected an amendment by Sen. Judd Gregg (R-N.H.) to establish a task force to review the long-term solvency issues of Social Security and other entitlement programs. Any legislative recommendations from the task force would be considered under fast-track procedures that could pose a very real threat to the Social Security system and future beneficiaries. The amendment was defeated April 1 by a vote of 44-54 (R: 40-1: D: 3-52: I: 1-1). Y=W, N =R

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