U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein Votes - 108th Congress, 2nd Session

108th Congress, 2nd session
1st session

Vote No.	Date 2004	Voting Position
			Agriculture Appropriations, 2004 (H.R. 2673, P.L. 108-199)
* 1	1-20	N	Frist, et al., cloture motion on the conference report to Omnibus Appropriations bill. (48-45)

* 2	1-22	Y	Frist, et al., second cloture motion on conference report to Omnibus Appropriations bill. (61-32)

			Consolidated Appropriations, 2004 (H.R. 2673, P.L. 108-199)
3	1-22	Y	Adoption of conference report to Omnibus Appropriations. (65-28)

			Pension Funding Equity (H.R. 3108, P.L. 108-218)
4	1-27	Y	Rockefeller motion to table Kyl amendment: Freezes and caps, for four-year period, pension amount workers are guaranteed by Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC), if a company elects Deficit Reduction Contribution, which allows airline and steel companies automatic relief from extra payments to pension plan; provides that PBCG maximum guaranteed benefit would not rise for those employers during four-year period; and provides that any newer benefits that would have been phased into PBCG guaranteed benefit during four-year period would not be paid to employees. (67-25)

5	1-28	Y	Passage. (86-9)

			Nomination of Gary L. Sharpe to be U.S. District Judge for the Northern District of New York
6	1-28	Y	Confirmation. (95-0)

			Transportation Bill (S. 1072)
* 7	2-2	Y	Frist, et al., cloture motion on motion to proceed. (75-11)

			Nomination of Mark R. Filip to be U.S. District Judge for the Northern District of Illinois
8	2-4	Y	Confirmation. (96-0)

			Transportation Bill (S. 1072)
9	2-11	N	Inhofe motion to table Warner-Clinton, et al., amendment: Authorizes, in FY 2005, the Secretary to withhold two percent and thereafter four percent of a State's apportionment of highway funds if State: (1) does not have in effect a primary safety belt law, or (2) demonstrates that safety belt use rate is at least 90%; restores funds withheld from a State if State has primary safety belt law or has a 90% safety belt usage rate within three years. (57-41)

* 10	2-12	Y	Frist, et al., cloture motion on Inhofe substitute amendment. (86-11)

11	2-12	Y	Hutchison, et al., amendment (to Inhofe substitute amendment): Adjusts formula for highway funding so that certain "donor" States receive additional funds at expense of highway programs in most other States. (17-78)

* 12	2-12	Y	Bond motion to waive Budget Act to permit consideration of Inhofe substitute amendment. (72-24)

13	2-12	N	Kyl amendment (to Inhofe substitute amendment): Reduces funding authorizes for Highway Trust Fund from $311 billion over six years to $256 billion over six years, as requested by President. (20-78)