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How NC representatives voted on spending plan
North Carolina representatives in the House of Representatives voted mostly along party lines Friday on a resolution to continue funding for fiscal 2014, but without the budget allotment for implementation of the Affordable Care Act.
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North Carolina representatives in the House of Representatives voted mostly along party lines Friday on a resolution to continue funding for fiscal 2014, but without the budget allotment for implementation of the Affordable Care Act.
The bill passed the House 230-189, but Senate Democrats have the votes to reject the provision.
Republicans
Democrats
Renee Ellmers
N.C. 2nd Congressional DistrictPhone: 202-225-4531Vote: AYE
G.K. Butterfield
N.C. 1st Congressional DistrictPhone: 202-225-3101Vote: NAY
Walter Jones
N.C. 3rd Congressional DistrictPhone: 202-225-3415Vote: AYE
David Price
N.C. 4th Congressional DistrictPhone: 202-225-1784Vote: NAY
Virginia Foxx
N.C. 5th Congressional DistrictPhone: 202-225-2071Vote: AYE
Mike McIntyre
N.C. 7th Congressional DistrictPhone: 202-225-2731Vote: AYE
Howard Coble
N.C. 6th Congressional DistrictPhone: 202-225-3065Vote: AYE
Mel Watt
N.C. 12th Congressional DistrictPhone: 202-225-1510Vote: NAY
Richard Hudson
N.C. 8th Congressional DistrictPhone: 202-225-3715Vote: AYE
Robert Pittenger
N.C. 9th Congressional DistrictPhone: 202-225-1976Vote: AYE
Patrick McHenry
N.C. 10th Congressional DistrictPhone: 202-225-2576Vote: AYE
Mark Meadows
N.C. 11th Congressional DistrictPhone: 202-225-6401Vote: AYE
George Holding
N.C. 13th Congressional DistrictPhone: 202-225-3032Vote: AYE
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