The Final House Vote

Your calls, letters, emails, and faxes were heard by Members of the U.S. House of Representatives loud and clear. At approximately 6:15pm this evening, the final vote for H.R. 3195, the ADA Amendments Act (formerly known as the ADA Restoration Act), was a resounding 402 to 17 (for perspective, the final vote in favor of the original ADA in the House was 378). 

YEAS: 234 Democrats, 199 Republicans, 0 Independents

The 17 nays were as follows:

Paul Broun (R-10th GA)
John Campbell (R-44th CA)
John Doolittle (R-4th CA)
John Duncan (R-2nd TN)
Jeff Flake (R-6th AZ)
Scott Garrett (R-5th NJ)
Louie Gohmert (R-1st TX)
Jeb Hensarling (R-5th TX)
Jack Kingston (R-1st GA)
John Linder (R-7th GA)
Kenny Marchant (R-24th TX)
Ron Paul (R-14th TX)
Ted Poe (R-2nd TX)
Tom Price (R-6th GA)
Thomas Tancredo (R-6th CO)
Dave Weldon (R-15th FL)
Lynn Westmoreland (R-3rd GA)

Comments

[Eric Reed]

It upset me as an individual with a disability and born, raised and live in the State of Texas, that 5 Representatives from my State would vote down this important bill. I hope the people of their districts take note and let their voices be heard at the polls.

Shame on you: Louie Gohmert (R-1st TX), Jeb Hensarling (R-5th TX), Kenny Marchant (R-24th TX), Ron Paul (R-14th TX), Ted Poe (R-2nd TX).

Disabled, Texan and Proud
Eric Reed