In case you’re interested in how North Carolina’s U.S. House delegation voted on the “fiscal cliff” bill last night, here it is.
The vote was not along strict party lines. Of the seven voting against the deal, five were Republicans and two were Democrats. Of the six voting for the bill, five were Democrats and one was Republican. In all, 85 Republicans voted for the bill and 151 voted against it. Eighty-two Democrats joined the 85 Republicans to oppose the bill.
The good news? This deal only lasts a month or two. There will be another “fiscal cliff” crisis on March 1.
G.K. Butterfield (D) – Yes
David Price (D) – Yes
Renee Ellmers (R) – No
Walter Jones (R) – No
Virginia Foxx (R) – No
Howard Coble (R) – Yes
Mike McIntyre (D) – No
Larry Kissel (D) – Yes
Sue Myrick (R) – No
Patrick McHenry (R) – No
Heath Shuler (D) – Yes
Mel Watt – (D) Yes
Brad Miller (D) – No
