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Representative Greg P. Walden's Voting Records

Foreign Affairs

Greg Walden
Full Name: Greg P. Walden
Office: U.S. House (OR) - District 2, Republican
First Elected: 11/03/1998
Last Elected: 11/06/2012
Next Election: 2014
Gender: Male
Family: Wife: Mylene; 1 Child: Anthony
Birth Date: 01/10/1957
Birth Place: The Dalles, OR
Home City: Hood River, OR
Religion: Episcopalian

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National Key Votes

Date Bill No. Bill Title Outcome Vote
July 14, 2005 HR 3100 East Asia Security Act of 2005 Bill Failed - House
(215 - 203)		 Yea
June 17, 2005 HR 2745 United Nations Reform Act of 2005 Bill Passed - House
(221 - 184)		 Yea
June 15, 2005 H AMDT 270 Bans Use of Funds to Enforce Cuba Regulations Amendment Amendment Rejected - House
(210 - 216)		 Nay
June 9, 2005 H J Res 27 Withdrawing Approval from the WTO Agreement Joint Resolution Failed - House
(86 - 338)		 Nay
March 17, 2004 H Res 557 War in Iraq Anniversary Resolution Resolution Passed - House
(327 - 93)		 Yea
Oct. 16, 2003 H Res 198 Iraq's Reconstruction Resolution Resolution Passed - House
(394 - 31)		 Yea
July 24, 2003 HR 2800 Foreign Operations Appropriations, FY 2004 bill Bill Passed - House
(370 - 50)		 Yea
Oct. 10, 2002 H J Res 114 Use of Military Force Against Iraq Joint Resolution Passed - House
(296 - 133)		 Yea
July 27, 2002 HR 3009 Andean Trade Preference Act Extension Conference Report Adopted - House
(215 - 212)		 Yea
July 23, 2002 HR 4775 Supplemental Appropriations for Fiscal Year 2002 Conference Report Adopted - House
(397 - 32)		 Yea
May 24, 2002 HR 4775 Supplemental Appropriations for Fiscal Year 2002 Bill Passed - House
(280 - 138)		 Yea
July 26, 2001 HR 1954 Iran and Libya Sanctions Bill Passed - House
(409 - 6)		 Yea
July 25, 2001 H Amdt 241 Substitute Amendment to Treasury Appropriations Act, Fiscal Year 2002 Amendment Adopted - House
(240 - 186)		 Nay
July 19, 2001 H J Res 50 China Trade Relations bill Joint Resolution Failed - House
(169 - 259)		 Nay
Oct. 25, 2000 HR 4811 Foreign Operations FY 2001 Appropriations bill Conference Report Adopted - House
(307 - 101)		 Nay
July 13, 2000 H Amdt 982 Debt Relief Funding amendment Amendment Adopted - House
(216 - 211)		 Nay
July 13, 2000 H Amdt 983 HIV/AIDS Funding amendment Amendment Adopted - House
(267 - 156)		 Nay
July 13, 2000 HR 4811 Foreign Operations FY 2001 Appropriations bill Bill Passed - House
(239 - 185)		 Yea
May 17, 2000 H Amdt 714 Continued Deployment of Forces in Kosovo Amendment Amendment Adopted - House
(264 - 153)		 Yea
Feb. 1, 2000 HR 1838 Taiwan Security Enhancement Act Bill Passed - House
(341 - 70)		 Yea
May 18, 1999 HR 1141 Emergency Supplemental Appropriations-Conference Report Conference Report Adopted - House
(269 - 158)		 Yea
May 6, 1999 HR 1664 Kosovo Emergency Supplemental Appropriations bill Bill Passed - House
(311 - 105)		 Yea
April 28, 1999 HR 1569 Military Operations in Yugoslavia Limitation Act Bill Passed - House
(249 - 180)		 Yea
April 28, 1999 S Con Res 21 Kosovo Resolution Resolution Failed - House
(213 - 213)		 Nay
April 28, 1999 H Con Res 82 Withdrawal of U.S. Troops from the Balkans resolution Resolution Failed - House
(139 - 290)		 Nay
March 24, 1999 HR 1141 Emergency Supplemental Appropriations-Conference Report Bill Passed - House
(220 - 211)		 Yea
March 11, 1999 H Con Res 42 Kosovo Peacekeeping Operations Resolution Resolution Passed - House
(219 - 191)		 Nay

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