Everything voted on
Everything voted on: 101st Congress (1989-1990)
Bills and resolutions (not collected for this Congress: GovInfo bill status starts with the 108th) and House and Senate recorded votes of a past Congress. Bills that never became final are labeled “Session over”: the Congress ended before they passed.
Past Congresses: 118th (2023-2024, 19,315 bills, 1,926 roll calls) · 117th (2021-2022, 17,828 bills, 1,945 roll calls) · 116th (2019-2020, 16,601 bills, 1,672 roll calls) · 115th (2017-2018, 13,556 bills, 1,806 roll calls) · 114th (2015-2016, 12,063 bills, 1,824 roll calls) · 113th (2013-2014, 10,637 bills, 1,859 roll calls) · 112th (2011-2012, 12,299 bills, 2,088 roll calls) · 111th (2009-2010, 13,675 bills, 2,343 roll calls) · 110th (2007-2008, 14,038 bills, 2,522 roll calls) · 109th (2005-2006, 13,068 bills, 1,855 roll calls) · 108th (2003-2004, 10,667 bills, 1,893 roll calls) · 107th (2001-2002, 0 bills, 1,623 roll calls) · 106th (1999-2000, 0 bills, 1,881 roll calls) · 105th (1997-1998, 0 bills, 1,778 roll calls) · 104th (1995-1996, 0 bills, 2,240 roll calls) · 103rd (1993-1994, 0 bills, 1,818 roll calls) · 102nd (1991-1992, 0 bills, 1,451 roll calls) · 101st (1989-1990, 0 bills, 1,517 roll calls) · Current (119th) Congress
101st Congress: 1,517 found
Upcoming / scheduled: 0Pending: 0Decided: 1,517Session over: 0All
- Senate vote 84 (1989): On the Motion to Table, HR1722
DecidedSenate voteElections & government Jun 8, 1989 · Motion to Table Agreed to - Senate vote 83 (1989): On the Motion to Table, HR2072
DecidedSenate voteHealth Jun 7, 1989 · Motion to Table Failed - House Voteview roll call 73 (1989): TO PASS S J RES 113, FSX PLANE DEVELOPMENT, A JOINT RESOLUTION TO PROHIBIT THE EXPORT OF TECHNOLOGY, DEFENSE ARTICLES, A
DecidedHouse voteElections & government Jun 7, 1989 · - House Voteview roll call 72 (1989): TO RECOMMIT S J RES 113, FSX PLANE DEVELOPMENT, TO THE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO REPORT BACK TO
DecidedHouse voteElections & government Jun 7, 1989 · - House Voteview roll call 71 (1989): TO AMEND S J RES 113, FSX PLANE DEVELOPMENT, IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE TO AGREE UPON THE RESOLUTION IDENTICAL TO THE
DecidedHouse voteElections & government Jun 7, 1989 · - House Voteview roll call 70 (1989): TO AMEND S J RES 113, FSX PLANE DEVELOPMENT, TO EXPRESS THE SENSE OF CONGRESS IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE TO DISAPPROV
DecidedHouse voteElections & government Jun 7, 1989 · - House Voteview roll call 69 (1989): TO ADOPT THE RULE ON S J RES 113, FSX PLANE DEVELOPMENT, TO PROVIDE CONSIDERATION OF JOIN RESOLUTION TO DISAPPROVE THE U
DecidedHouse voteElections & government Jun 7, 1989 · - Senate vote 82 (1989): On the Motion, HR2072
DecidedSenate voteTaxes & budgetMoney Jun 6, 1989 · Motion Rejected - Senate vote 81 (1989): On the Amendment, HR2072
DecidedSenate voteTaxes & budgetMoney Jun 6, 1989 · Amendment Agreed to - Senate vote 80 (1989): On the Motion to Table, HR2072
DecidedSenate voteTaxes & budgetMoney Jun 6, 1989 · Motion to Table Failed - Senate vote 79 (1989): On the Motion to Table, HR2072
DecidedSenate voteElections & government Jun 6, 1989 · Motion to Table Agreed to - Senate vote 78 (1989): On the Resolution, SRES142
DecidedSenate voteEducation Jun 6, 1989 · Resolution Agreed to - House Voteview roll call 68 (1989): TO CONCUR IN THE SENATE AMENDMENTS ON H CON RES 136, DEMOCRACY IN CHINA, TO EXPRESS THE SENSE OF CONGRESS ON THE MOVEMEN
DecidedHouse voteElections & government Jun 6, 1989 · - House Voteview roll call 67 (1989): TO MOTION TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND PASS HR 1101, WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH REAUTHORIZATION, TO EXTEND THE AUTHORIZATION O, HR1101
DecidedHouse voteTaxes & budgetMoney Jun 6, 1989 · - House Voteview roll call 66 (1989): TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND PASS H RES 146, U.S.-JAPAN SEMICONDUCTOR AGREEMENT, TO CALL FOR PRESIDENTIAL ACTION TO ENFORCE , HRES146
DecidedHouse voteElections & government Jun 6, 1989 · - House Voteview roll call 65 (1989): TO ELECT NOMINEES FOR SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Y=THOMAS S. FOLEY (D, WA) N=ROBERT H. MICHEL (R, IL)
DecidedHouse voteElections & government Jun 6, 1989 · - House Voteview roll call 64 (1989): TO APPROVE THE HOUSE JOURNAL OF MONDAY, JUNE 5.
DecidedHouse voteElections & government Jun 6, 1989 · - Senate vote 77 (1989): On the Motion to Table the Motion to Recommit, HR2072
DecidedSenate voteTaxes & budgetMoney Jun 1, 1989 · Motion to Table Motion to Recommit Agreed to - Senate vote 76 (1989): On the Motion to Table, HR2072
DecidedSenate voteTaxes & budgetMoney Jun 1, 1989 · Motion to Table Agreed to - Senate vote 75 (1989): On the Amendment, HR2072
DecidedSenate voteElections & government Jun 1, 1989 · Amendment Agreed to - Senate vote 74 (1989): On the Motion to Table, HR2072
DecidedSenate voteHealthMoney Jun 1, 1989 · Motion to Table Agreed to - Senate vote 73 (1989): On the Motion to Table, HR2072
DecidedSenate voteElections & government Jun 1, 1989 · Motion to Table Failed - Senate vote 72 (1989): On the Motion to Table, HR2072
DecidedSenate voteElections & governmentMoney Jun 1, 1989 · Motion to Table Agreed to - House Voteview roll call 63 (1989): TO PASS HR 2392, OIL SHALE LAND SALE, TO RESTRICT THE SALE OF PUBLIC OIL-SHALE LANDS TO CLAIMHOLDERS WHO COMPLETED APPLI, HR2392
DecidedHouse voteElections & government Jun 1, 1989 · - Senate vote 71 (1989): On the Amendment, S593
DecidedSenate voteElections & government May 31, 1989 · Amendment Agreed to - Senate vote 70 (1989): On the Concurrent Resolution, HCONRES136
DecidedSenate voteElections & government May 31, 1989 · Concurrent Resolution Agreed to - House Voteview roll call 62 (1989): TO ADOPT H CON RES 139 AUTHORIZING THE USE OF THE ROTUNDA OF THE CAPITAL FOR LYING IN STATE OF THE REMAINS OF THE LATE H
DecidedHouse voteElections & government May 31, 1989 · - House Voteview roll call 61 (1989): TO ADOPT H RES 163, EXPRESSING SORROW AT THE DEATH OF CLAUDE PEPPER, TO EXPRESS THE CONDOLENCES OF THE HOUSE ON THE DEAT, HRES163
DecidedHouse voteElections & government May 31, 1989 · - House Voteview roll call 60 (1989): TO CONFIRM HR 2402, VETERANS AFFAIRS FISCAL 1989 SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS, TO DISAGREE WITH THE SENATE AMENDMENT TO P, HR2402
DecidedHouse voteTaxes & budgetMoney May 24, 1989 · - House Voteview roll call 59 (1989): TO PASS HR 2442, ANTI-DRUG ABUSE FUNDING, TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL FUNDS FOR THE PROGRAMS AUTHORIZED IN THE ANTI-DRUG ABUSE, HR2442
DecidedHouse voteHealthMoney May 24, 1989 · - House Voteview roll call 58 (1989): TO PASS HR 2072, FISCAL 1989 SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS, TO PROVIDE SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDS FOR DIRE EMERGENCY TRANSFERS, UR, HR2072
DecidedHouse voteTaxes & budgetMoney May 24, 1989 · - House Voteview roll call 57 (1989): TO RECOMMIT HR 2072, FISCAL 1989 SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS, TO THE COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS TO PROVIDE NEW BUDGET A, HR2072
DecidedHouse voteTaxes & budgetMoney May 24, 1989 · - House Voteview roll call 56 (1989): TO ADOPT THE RULE, H RES 160, TO PROVIDE FOR FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF THE BILLS HR 2072, DIRE EMERGENCY SUPPLEMENTAL APP, HR2442
DecidedHouse voteTaxes & budgetMoney May 24, 1989 · - House Voteview roll call 55 (1989): TO ORDER THE PREVIOUS QUESTION ON THE RULE H RES 160, TO PROVIDE FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF HR 2072, DIRE EMERGENCY SUPPLE, HR2442
DecidedHouse voteTaxes & budgetMoney May 24, 1989 · - House Voteview roll call 54 (1989): TO APPROVE THE HOUSE JOURNAL OF TUESDAY, MAY 23.
DecidedHouse voteElections & government May 24, 1989 · - House Voteview roll call 53 (1989): TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND PASS H CON RES 121, FILIPINO ASSASSINATION OF COL. JAMES ROWE, TO EXPRESS THE SENSE OF CONGRESS
DecidedHouse voteElections & government May 23, 1989 · - Senate vote 69 (1989): On the Conference Report, HCONRES106
DecidedSenate voteTaxes & budgetMoney May 18, 1989 · Conference Report Agreed to - House Voteview roll call 52 (1989): TO APPROVE THE HOUSE JOURNAL OF WEDNESDAY, MAY 17.
DecidedHouse voteElections & government May 18, 1989 · - Senate vote 68 (1989): On the Conference Report, HR2
DecidedSenate voteElections & government May 17, 1989 · Conference Report Agreed to - House Voteview roll call 51 (1989): TO ADOPT H CON RES 106, FISCAL 1990 BUDGET RESOLUTION, TO SET FORTH CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET FOR THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMEN
DecidedHouse voteTaxes & budgetMoney May 17, 1989 ·
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Sources and coverage
- Federal: all 119th Congress bills and resolutions (GovInfo bill status), House roll calls (House Clerk), Senate roll calls (Voteview), and the House and Senate floor schedules (docs.house.gov, senate.gov, Senate Democrats floor page).
- Past Congresses (pick one): 153,747 bills and resolutions (GovInfo bill status, 108th Congress and later; earlier bills not collected) and 34,041 House and Senate roll calls with every member's vote (Voteview, UCLA; 101st to 118th Congress).
- States: bills from Texas, Virginia, Florida and Kansas, a starter set from Washington, ballot measures from Texas and Florida, and general-election records for every state. Other states' bills and state legislature votes come once the Open States connection is finished.
- Local: not collected yet.
- Status words: Upcoming = on an announced floor schedule, or an election or ballot measure with a future date. Pending = introduced, not decided. Decided = passed, signed, vetoed, failed or voted on. Session over = not decided when that legislature's session ended. Carried over = moved to the next session.
- Index built Nov 15, 2026 6:22 AM CST: 34,979 records (21 upcoming, 21,226 pending, 8,766 decided, 4,526 session over, 440 carried over).
- Session end dates used: Florida Legislature 2026 regular session (adjourned Mar 13, 2026); 2025-2026 Kansas Legislature (adjourned sine die Apr 10, 2026, SCR 1626); Texas 89th Legislature, 1st called session (Jul 21 - Aug 15, 2025); Texas 89th Legislature, 2nd called session (Aug 15 - Sep 4, 2025); Texas 89th Legislature, regular session (Jan 14 - Jun 2, 2025); 119th Congress (ends Jan 3, 2027); Virginia General Assembly 2026 session (adjourned Mar 14, reconvened Apr 22, 2026).
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