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Clean Energy Future Act – Vote Breakdown

Clean Energy Future Act – Vote Breakdown

  • Posted on February 12, 2008
  • By pconnors
  • In Blog

As promised, here is a breakdown of the vote for the Clean Energy Future Act. I’ve bolded the Nay votes I find most troubling (either because they lead the opposition, or because they should have been with us).

COMMERCE AND LABOR COMMITTEE

YEAs– Yvonne Miller, John Edwards, Mark Herring – 3

NAYs–Saslaw, Colgan, Wampler, Norment, Stosch, Stolle, Watkins, Wagner, Newman, Puckett, Puller, McEachin–12.

CO-PATRONS (these people weren’t necessarily on the committee, but deserve props for supporting the bill from the start. Please send a thank to you anyone you know, especially if they are your delegate or senator.

Senate Co-Patrons

  • J. Chapman Petersen (chief patron)
  • John S. Edwards
  • W. Roscoe Reynolds
  • Patricia S. Ticer
  • Mary Margaret Whipple

House Co-Patrons

  • William K. Barlow
  • Joseph F. Bouchard
  • Robert H. Brink
  • Adam P. Ebbin
  • Albert C. Eisenberg
  • David L. Englin
  • L. Scott Lingamfelter
  • Dave W. Marsden
  • Kenneth R. Plum
  • David E. Poisson
  • James M. Scott
  • David J. Toscano
  • Shannon R. Valentine
  • Margaret G. Vanderhye
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