Motion to Recommit: Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act

Mar. 15, 2013 | H.R. 803
While the Republican bill would reauthorize the Workforce Investment Act (WIA), it also would consolidate 35 employment and training programs into a single funding stream for state and local use and eliminate some services among many changes to WIA. Rep. George Miller (D-Calif.) offered a motion to recommit the bill with an amendment that would clarify that nothing in the bill would repeal, deny or loosen employment protections, training opportunities or educational benefits for certain seniors, veterans, women or youth. The amendment also would also increase the federal minimum wage to $10.10 within two years of the bill's enactment. The measure was rejected.

This is Good for working people.

Vote result: Failed

YEAs: 184
NAYs: 233

Legislator Sort descending State District Party Vote
Rep. Mark Meadows
NC
11 Republican No
Rep. Pat Meehan
PA
7 Republican No
Rep. Gregory W. Meeks
NY
5 Democrat Yes
Rep. Grace Meng
NY
6 Democrat Yes
Rep. Luke Messer
IN
6 Republican No
Rep. John L. Mica
FL
7 Republican No
Rep. Michael H. Michaud
ME
2 Democrat Yes
Rep. George Miller
CA
11 Democrat Yes
Rep. Gary G. Miller
CA
31 Republican No
Rep. Candice S. Miller
MI
10 Republican No
Rep. Jeff Miller
FL
1 Republican No
Rep. Gwen Moore
WI
4 Democrat Yes
Rep. James P. Moran
VA
8 Democrat Yes
Sen. Markwayne Mullin
OK
Republican No
Rep. Mick Mulvaney
SC
5 Republican No
Rep. Tim Murphy
PA
18 Republican No
Rep. Patrick Murphy
FL
18 Democrat Yes
Rep. Jerrold Nadler
NY
12 Democrat Yes
Rep. Grace F. Napolitano
CA
31 Democrat Yes
Rep. Richard E. Neal
MA
1 Democrat Yes