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Welcome to SenateReports.com™, a web site that brings its members voting data of the US Senate.

SenateReports.com™ displays and | or compares voting records of US Senators in the US Senate in a partisan fashion by measuring partisanship based on current and historical Senate voting data. For example since 2005 the Democratic Senators have been and continue to be more “partisan” than Republicans because the Democrats vote in greater numbers and more often with their Party’s majority ("Party Percent" ) than the Republicans during the 2005 - 2010 time frame.  Open the Party Percent page to review the latest Party Percent Rankings.

 

Evoke the memory of George W. Bush’s Presidency along with the Republican controlled Senate from 2005 – 2006 and some political pundits would argue both were very "Partisan" ...  indeed! The Senate data shows since 2009 President Obama has been more divisive than the GWB presidency when it comes to passing legislation thru the Senate and Obama's political ideology has made both parties in the Senate more ‘partisan’ in their voting patterns. For example under GWB between 2005-2008 the Senate's Democratic and Republican majorities concurred (consensus) on 559 of 1302 votes or 43% compared to Barack H. Obama’s 149 of 601 or 25% votes between 2009-2010 consensus stats. On the issue of which political party in the Senate is closer to the Constitution than the other,  consider the passage of H.R.3590 a very unconstitutional bill. The Constitution clearly does not give Congress the power to force U.S. Citizens to buy private health insurance but the Bill passed thru the Senate along party lines 60-39-1. Not one Republican Senator voted for the Bill, in fact the Democrats refuse to even debate the constitutionality of H.R. 3590 when they voted down ( Not Well Taken ) Senator Hutchison’s "Point of Order"  39-60-1 on December 23, 2009, 03:20 PM…once again along party lines.

"Educate and inform the whole mass of the people... They are the only sure reliance for the preservation of our liberty.
Whenever the people are well-informed, they can be trusted with their own government." ---Thomas Jefferson

Naturally, there are plenty of political opinionated driven web sites on the Internet that are more than happy to tell you how Republicans are more partisan than the Democrats in the Senate, SenateReports.com™ will not be one of those sites, the data proves otherwise…for now! SenateReports.com is a fact driven database web site on the US Senate...not a political blog! On the issue of which political party actually has been in control of the Senate consider, "The Gang of Twenty" . Senators with over twenty years of Senate service have much more power in the Senate than Senators with less seniority and seniority has a heavy influence on which Senators are assigned to which prestigious committees. The Democrats have controlled the gang of twenty since 2005 (yes even during the Bush years) when it was 16 Democrats, 12 Republicans with over twenty years of Senate service, now under Obama its 16 Democrats, 9 Republicans, the late Robert C. Byrd had almost 54 years of Senate Service. Some say it is time to...

"Restore the Republic and the Constitution to its rightful place in Government"!

Although, if you desire or need further research on a bill, a vote or a Senator, SenateReports.com™ has enough internal and external links to meet your needs. SenateReports.com™ also displays how female Senators voted regardless of party affiliation, you can decide for yourself if there is such a thing as a "Female Voting Bloc" .  Track, chart and compare the voting patterns of the most "Progressive" Democrats in the Senate, Senators Barbara Boxer, Al Franken and the self-described "Democratic-Socialist" Bernard Sanders against the most Constitutional Republican Senators Jim DeMint, Tom Coburn and Jeff Sessions. The most progressive Republican Senator in the Senate is no doubt Olympia Snowe from Maine who in 2008 voted 73.5% with Senator Bernard Sanders compared to only 39% of the time with Senator Jim DeMint. In fact Senator Snowe has voted with President Obama 88% of the time compared to Jim DeMint's 15% between 2009 and 2010. The most "Conservative" Democratic Senator in 2010 based on voting with the Democratic Majority is Senator Ben Nelson from Nebraska who has voted only 58% of the time with the Democratic Majority in the Senate.  Open the Cloture Rankings page to review how the Senators voted Yea on "Cloture" and study the rankings with the Democratic Party Leadership in the Senate.

The One Hundred Eleventh Congress Second Session Senate database was updated 11:30 PM (EST) 7/26/2010! The members of the United States Senate are back in the Beltway and ready to hear from you!  If you have any questions about how or why a US Senator voted click the link to their official United States Senate web site, find their mailing address, write them a letter and ask them WHY? You can also call the US Capitol Main Switchboard at (202) 224-3121, the switchboard operator will connect you to your Senator's office right away! Make sure to check out the Senate News page and read some of the exciting news stories concerning the US Senate for the past week as reported by various news agencies!

Every member of SenateReports.com will find the features within SenateReports.com™ valuable, exciting and very easy to use! Listed are some of these exciting features within the database portion of SenateReports.com™:

  • Search a range of votes between various Congressional Sessions.
  • Save your displayed data from the web page as a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet.
  • Print your displayed data from the web page to your printer.
  • Compare any two Senators voting records (did the Senators vote alike or not alike on one or a range of votes) and print that data to your printer or save the data as a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet.
  • Review and print historical charts on the United States Senate Senators voting patterns.
  • Review and print how a Senator voted on a particular Senator's Senate legislation.
  • Rank the Senators on how they voted "Yea" and "Nay" on such issues as "ABORTION", "BORDER", "DRUGS", "EARMARK", "ECONOMY", "EDUCATION", "ENVIRONMENT", "ENVIRONMENTAL", "FUNDING", "HEALTH", "IMMIGRATION", "IRAN", "IRAQ", "JUDGE", "MARRIAGE", "PATRIOT ACT", "SIGNED", "SOCIAL SECURITY", "STEM CELL", "TAXES", "TRADE", "VETERANS" OR "VISA".
  • Rank the Senators on how they voted "Yea" and "Nay" on a particular Senator's legislation.
  • Rank the Senators on how they voted with their Party's majority "Party Percent"
  • Rank the Senators on how they voted with the President's legislation signed into Law!
  • Obtain Senators' Washington D.C. office phone numbers (give them a call sometime) and links to their Senate.gov home page.
Why become a member of SenateReports.com™?

There are many excellent free web sites that display data on the US Senate (See the external "Hyperlinks"  Links  "TreeView" navigational control) and do not require a paid membership. However, none to date actually compares a Senator’s voting record against another Senator’s voting record without taking a political stance or displays a Senators voting record in such a clear partisan fashion. SenateReports.com™ fills that void and as a member of SenateReports.com™, you can access any Senator’s voting data and make your own decision about that particular Senator's voting record or lack of one. When you become a member of SenateReports.com™ you will find how much fun it is to compare Senators voting records side by side. Reviewing Senators voting data here on SenateReports.com™ might give you an insight to various Senators political positions and stances that you would not find anywhere else on the Internet! You can find out for yourself  if a Senator’s public record on an issue matches their voting record in the US Senate or which political party is really more "Partisan" than the other.  SenateReports.com™ is an outstanding tool for researching, saving/printing US Senators historical voting patterns, voting data or voting records, get the facts, not the conjecture!

Please review the slide show on the Site Pages internal link to see examples of web pages inside the database portion of SenateReports.com™. The SenateReports.com™ database archives to the 109th Congress 1st Session of 2005. Registered voters, College students, serious political party advocates or fans of the cable news networks will find SenateReports.com™ very challenging and entertaining.

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