How they voted

By Times staff reports

© St. Petersburg Times, published December 13, 2000

The Florida House voted 79-41 Tuesday on a resolution to name a slate of 25 Republican electors pledged to George W. Bush as Florida's electors and to say that the manner that the Florida Legislature directs that electors be chosen is by legislative appointment. All members voted. Voting yes -- for naming the George W. Bush electors -- were 77 Republicans and two Democrats. Voting no were 41 Democrats.

VOTING YES

Speaker Feeney, Alexander, Allen, Andrews, Argenziano, Arza, Attkisson, Atwater, Barreiro, Baxley, Bean, Bennett, Bense, Benson, Berfield, Bilarakis, Bowen, Brown, Brummer, Byrd, Cantens, Carassas, Clarke, Crow, Davis, Detert, Diaz de la Portilla, Diaz-Balart, Dockery, Farkas, Fasano, Fiorentino, Flanagan, Garcia, Gardiner, Gibson, Goodlette, Green, Haridopolos, Harrell, Harrington, Hart, Hogan, Johnson, Jordan, Kallinger, Kendrick (D), Kilmer, Kottkamp, Kravitz, Kyle, Lacasa, Littlefield, Lynn, Mack, Mahon, Mayfield, Maygarden, Mealor, Melvin, Miller, Murman, Needelman, Negron, Paul, Pickens, Prieguez, Ross, Rubio, Russell, Simmons, Sorensen, Spratt, Stansel (D), Trovillion, Wallace, Waters

VOTING NO

Ausley, Bendross-Mindingall, Betancourt, Brutus, Bucher, Cusack, Fields, Frankel, Gannon, Gelber, Gottlieb, Greenstein, Harper,Henriquez,Heyman,Holloway,Jennings,Joyner, Justice,Kosmas,Lee,Lerner, Machek, McGriff, Meadows, Peterman, Rich, Richardson, Ritter, Romeo, Ryan, Seiler, Siplin, Slosberg, Smith, Sobel, Weissman, Wiles, Wilson, Wishner

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