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Related: About this forumHow did your representative vote in this final shutdown vote?
Amazingly (to me, at least) Roskam (IL-6) voted yea. I'd have put big money on the opposite vote from that particular individual.
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How did your representative vote in this final shutdown vote? (Original Post)
Cadfael
Oct 2013
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madrchsod
(58,162 posts)1. i read where kinzinger in the 16th voted yes
he has a tea bagger who is going to challenge him in the upcoming election
the state democratic party decided not to support anyone to run against him and i doubt they will this next election.
SoutherDem
(2,307 posts)2. My Republican Rep voted yea
but then again he already said he wasn't running again.
hedda_foil
(16,506 posts)3. I'm amazed. Roskam is my rep to (so to speak).
He's an ALEC member, you know.
ColesCountyDem
(6,944 posts)4. My Rep., Bill Enyart, voted 'yea'. n/t
greatauntoftriplets
(176,858 posts)5. Danny Davis voted yes.