President Ronald Reagan's Record on Roll Call Votes in the 98th House of Representatives
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This page compiles President Ronald Reagan'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 | | | h98v618 | TO AMEND H.R. 5119 TO ELIMINATE THE $25 MILLION IN MILITARY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM GRANTS TO THE PHILIPPINES. (MOTION FAILED) | HR5119 | 6 | Nay vote
| Voteview | | | h98v620 | TO AMEND H.R. 5119 TO FREEZE THE MILITARY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM GRANTS FOR NON-CENTRAL AMERICAN COUNTRIES AT THE FISCAL YEAR 1984 APPROPRIATION LEVEL OF $422.5 MILLION. (MOTION FAILED) | HR5119 | 6 | Nay vote
| Voteview | | | h98v622 | TO AMEND H.R. 5119 TO PROHIBIT ALL MILITARY AID TO EL SALVADOR UNLESS CONGRESS APPROVES A PRESIDENTIAL CERTIFICATION THAT THE SALVADORAN GOVERNMENT HAS REMOVED THOSE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DEATH SQUADS FROM THE MILITARY AND SECURITY FORCES AND HAS | HR5119 | 6 | Nay vote
| Voteview | | | h98v623 | TO AMEND H.R. 5119 TO INCREASE THE AUTHORIZATION FOR MILITARY AND ECONOMIC AID TO CENTRAL AMERICA TO THE LEVEL REQUESTED BY THE PRESIDENT; TO MAKE MILITARY AID TO EL SALVADOR CONDITIONAL UPON A PRESIDENTIAL DETERMINATION THAT THE SALVADORAN GOV | HR5119 | 1 | Yea vote
| Voteview | | | h98v624 | TO DEMAND A SEPARATE VOTE ON THE PREVIOUS AMENDMENT TO H.R. 5119. THE BROOMFIELD AMENDMENT INCREASES THE AUTHORIZATION FOR MILITARY AND ECONOMIC AID TO CENTRAL AMERICA TO THE LEVEL REQUESTED BY THE PRESIDENT; MAKES MILITARY AID TO EL SALVADOR C | HR5119 | 1 | Yea vote
| Voteview | | | h98v625 | TO PASS H.R. 5119. (MOTION PASSED) | HR5119 | 1 | Yea vote
5/16/1984 Received in the Senate, read twice. Placed on Senate Legislative Calendar under General Orders. Calendar No. 874. | Voteview | |
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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)
