President Lyndon Johnson's Record on Roll Call Votes in the 90th House of Representatives
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This page compiles President Lyndon Johnson's record on U.S. House of Representatives roll call votes. Presidents do not vote in the House, but they may show what side they're on.
This data is part of a larger project to identify the policy preferences of all U.S. Presidents.
| Vote# | Description asc / dsc | Bill/Res | Pres "Vote" | Pres Notes | More info | | | h90v54 | TO AMEND H.R. 9960, THE INDEPENDENT OFFICES AND HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT APPROPRIATIONS BILL, BY STRIKING A $10 MILLION APPROPRIATION FOR THE RENT SUBSIDY PROGRAM. | HR9960 | 6 | Nay vote
| Voteview | | | h90v55 | TO RECOMMIT H.R. 9960, WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO APPROPRIATE ONLY $12 MILLION IN ''PLANNING FUNDS'' FOR THE MODEL CITIES PROGRAM INSTEAD OF THE $225 MILLION APPROPRIATED IN THE BILL FOR OPERATING FUNDS. | HR9960 | 6 | Nay vote
| Voteview | | | h90v175 | CONFERENCE REPORT ON H.R. 9960, INDEPENDENT OFFICES AND DEPT. OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT APPROPRIATION BILL, 1968; TO RECOMMIT THE REPORT TO THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO HOUSE MANAGERS TO INSIST FURTHER ON DISAGREEMENTS T | HR9960 | 6 | Nay vote
| Voteview | | | h90v176 | CONFERENCE REPORT ON H.R. 9960; TO RECEDE AND CONCUR WITH THE SENATE IN SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 58 WHICH APPROPRIATES $50 MILLION ABOVE THE HOUSE FIGURE. | HR9960 | 1 | Yea vote
| Voteview | | | h90v177 | CONFERENCE REPORT ON H.R. 9960; TO RECEDE AND CONCUR WITH THE SENATE IN SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 67, WHICH APPROPRIATES $40 MILLION FOR THE RENT SUPPLEMENT PROGRAM ELIMINATED BY THE HOUSE. | HR9960 | 1 | Yea vote
| Voteview | | | h90v182 | TO RECOMMIT THE CONFERENCE REPORT ON H.R. 9960 TO THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO HOUSE MANAGERS TO INSIST UPON DISAGREEMENT TO SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 67. | HR9960 | 6 | Nay vote
| Voteview | | | h90v183 | CONFERENCE REPORT ON H.R. 9960, TO PASS THE REPORT. | HR9960 | 1 | Yea vote
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Notes:- Highlighted words in vote descriptions are just are coding aids.
- Pres Votes: 1 (Yea) 6 (Nay) 9 (Not voting, not shown)
