Here is the complete tally on the final vote last night in favor of establishing socialized medicine in this country.
RI’s Langevin and Kennedy, of course, both voted with the slim majority.
Below are some other interesting cuts of the voting data.
The first is from Red Elephant who tracked the Democrats that have the most to lose (and we hope so) for supporting Obamacare. The number next to their names is the percent of the vote McCain received in their Congressional District in 2008. The list is also color coded to denote Freshman, 1+ Term and 3+ Term incumbents and includes McCain’s performance in 2008 in that congressional district.
MS-04 Taylor 67
TX-17 Edwards 67
OK-02 Boren 66
TN-04 Davis 64
AL-02 Bright 63
ID-01 Minnick 62
MS-01 Childers 62
TN-06 Gordon 62
AL-05 Griffith 61
LA-03 Melancon 61
MO-04 Skelton 61
AR-01 Berry 59
VA-09 Boucher 59
AR-04 Ross 58
MD-01 Kratovil 58
UT-02 Matheson 57
WV-01 Mollohan 57
GA-08 Marshall 56
TN-08 Tanner 56
WV-03 Rahall 56
KY-06 Chandler 55
PA-04 Altmire 55
AR-02 Snyder 54
AZ-01 Kirkpatrick 54
FL-02 Boyd 54
PA-10 Carney 54
ND-AL Pomeroy 53
SC-05 Spratt 53
AZ-05 Mitchell 52
AZ-08 Giffords 52
NC-07 McIntyre 52
NC-11 Shuler 52
OH-18 Space 52
FL-24 Kosmas 51
IN-08 Ellsworth 51
NY-13 McMahon 51
NY-29 Massa 51
PA-17 Holden 51
VA-05 Perriello 51
CO-03 Salazar 50
CO-04 Markey 50
IN-09 Hill 50
MN-07 Peterson 50
NM-02 Teague 50
OH-06 Wilson 50
OH-16 Boccieri 50
PA-12 Murtha 50
And this is from the Weekly Standard: The thirty-nine Democrats voted against it:
1. Rep. John Adler (NJ)
2. Rep. Jason Altmire (PA)
3. Rep. Brian Baird (WA)
4. Rep. John Barrow (GA)
5. Rep. John Boccieri (OH)
6. Rep. Dan Boren (OK)
7. Rep. Rick Boucher (VA)
8. Rep. Allen Boyd (FL)
9. Rep. Bobby Bright (AL)
10. Rep. Ben Chandler (KT)
11. Rep. Travis Childers (MS)
12. Rep. Artur Davis (AL)
13. Rep. Lincoln Davis (TN)
14. Rep. Chet Edwards (TX)
15. Rep. Bart Gordon (TN)
16. Rep. Parker Griffith (AL)
17. Rep. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin (SD)
18. Rep. Tim Holden (PA)
19. Rep. Larry Kissell (NC)
20. Rep. Suzanne Kosmas (FL)
21. Rep. Frank Kratovil (MD)
22. Rep. Dennis Kucinich (OH)
23. Rep. Jim Marshall (GA)
24. Rep. Betsy Markey (CO)
25. Rep. Eric Massa (NY)
26. Rep. Jim Matheson(UT)
27. Rep. Mike McIntyre (NC)
28. Rep. Michael McMahon (NY)
29. Rep. Charlie Melancon (LA)
30. Rep. Walt Minnick (ID)
31. Rep. Scott Murphy (NY)
32. Rep. Glenn Nye (VA)
33. Rep. Collin Peterson (MN)
34. Rep. Mike Ross (AR)
35. Rep. Heath Shuler (NC)
36. Rep. Ike Skelton (MO)
37. Rep. John Tanner (TN)
38. Rep. Gene Taylor (MS)
39. Rep. Harry Teague (NM)
So, for Obamacare to become the law of the land, first the Senate needs to pass a bill, and Harry Reid can't afford to lose a single Democrat if the Republicans stick together. And then the House and Senate would need to reconcile the two bills in conference committee and each vote on the conference report before it goes to Obama's desk. This fight isn't over.
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