Vote to Repeal Assault-Weapons Ban
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WASHINGTON — Here is how members of the California delegation voted Friday in the 239-173 vote in favor of repeal of the 2-year-old ban on assault-style firearms. A vote for the measure is a vote to repeal the ban.
Republicans for--Baker, Bono, Doolittle, Dornan, Gallegly, Herger, Hunter, Kim, Packard, Pombo, Riggs, Rohrabacher, Royce, Seastrand, Thomas
Democrats for--None
Republicans against--Bilbray, Campbell, Horn
Democrats against--Becerra, Beilenson, Berman, Brown, Condit, Dellums, Dixon, Dooley, Eshoo, Farr, Fazio, Filner, Harman, Lantos, Lofgren, Martinez, Matsui, Miller, Pelosi, Roybal-Allard, Torres, Waxman, Woolsey
Republicans not voting--Calvert, Cox, Cunningham, Dreier, Lewis, McKeon, Moorhead, Radanovich
Democrats not voting--Stark, Waters
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