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	WHAT: All issues : Aid to Less Advantaged People, at Home & Abroad : Less Affluent Women WHO: All members : Delaware : Kaufman, Edward


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AID TO LESS ADVANTAGED PEOPLE, AT HOME & ABROAD—Less Affluent Women	Member's Vote (progressive or not)	Position of Progressives	Progressive Result (win or loss)




Roll Call 356. HR 3590. (Health care overhaul) Murkowski of Alaska amendment that would require insurers to consult with professional organizations when deciding when to cover preventative screening for women/On agreeing to the amendment Dec 03, 2009.	N	N	W



Roll Call 355. HR 3590. (Health care overhaul) Mikulski of Maryland amendment that would require health insurance providers to cover preventative care and screening for women/On agreeing to the amendment Dec 03, 2009.	Y	Y	W



Roll Call 227. HR 2892. (Fiscal 2010 homeland security spending) Coburn of Oklahoma amendment that would require contracts and grants awarded by the Homeland Security Department be competitively bid/On agreeing to the amendment Jul 09, 2009.	N	N	W



Roll Call 226. HR 2892. (Fiscal 2010 homeland security spending) Murray of Washington amendment that would stipulate that Homeland Security-related grants or contracts must be competitively bid unless the company is a small businesses or women and minority-owned business/On agreeing to the amendment Jul 09, 2009.	Y	Y	W



Roll Call 81. HR 1105. (Fiscal 2009 spending) Wicker of Mississippi amendment that would prohibit funds given to the UN Population Fund from going to organizations that promote certain kinds of abortion programs/On agreeing to the amendment Mar 05, 2009.	N	N	W



Roll Call 26. HR 2. (Children’s health insurance) Hatch of Utah amendment that would allow states to include “an unborn child” in the definition of “low income children” for the purpose of eligibility in the State Children’s Health Insurance Program/On agreeing to the amendment Jan 29, 2009.	N	N	W



Roll Call 14. (S.181) On passage of the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009, which expanded the time allowed for bringing a wage discrimination suit. Jan 22, 2009.	Y	Y	W



Roll Call 12. (S.181) On the motion to table (kill) the Isakson of Georgia Amendment offered to the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009. The amendment would have limited the application of the Act to wage discrimination claims based on practices adopted on or after enactment of S.181. Jan 22, 2009.	Y	Y	W



Roll Call 10. (S.181) On the motion to table (kill) the Enzi of Wyoming Amendment offered to the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009. The amendment offered to this bill dealing with wage discrimination sought to clarify that only the individuals directly discriminated against would have standing to sue for back wages. Jan 22, 2009.	Y	Y	W



Roll Call 9. (S.181) On the motion to table (kill) the Specter of Pennsylvania Amendment offered to the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009. The amendment would have deleted the phrase “other practices” from the description in the bill of actions that could constitute wage discrimination. Jan 22, 2009.	Y	Y	W



Roll Call 8. (S.181) On the motion to table (kill) the Specter of Pennsylvania Amendment offered to the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009. The Specter Amendment would have clarified that employers still had available to them various defenses relating to the statute of limitations in wage discrimination suits. Jan 22, 2009.	Y	Y	W



Roll Call 7. (S.181)On the Hutchison of Texas Amendment to the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009. The amendment would have the changed the starting date for the statute of limitations in wage discrimination suits to the date that the employee knew, or had reason to suspect, that he or she was subject to a discriminatory wage. Jan 22, 2009.	N	N	W



Key: Y=Yea, N=Nay, W=Win, L=Loss


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