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Candidate Notes on 93-CWA2

 


93-CWA2 on Sep 27, 1994

This year’s election offers the chance, after four decades of one-party control, to bring to the House a new majority that will transform the way Congress works. That historic change would be the end of government that is too big, too intrusive, and too easy with the public’s money. It can be the beginning of a Congress that respects the values and shares the faith of the American family.

Like Lincoln, our first Republican president, we intend to act “with firmness in the right, as God gives us to see the right.” To restore accountability to Congress. To end its cycle of scandal and disgrace. To make us all proud again of the way free people govern themselves.

    On the first day of the 104th Congress, the new Republican majority will immediately pass the following major reforms, aimed at restoring the faith and trust of the American people in their government:

  • Require all laws that apply to the rest of the country also apply equally to the Congress;
  • Select a major independent auditing firm to conduct a comprehensive audit of Congress for waste, fraud, and abuse;
  • Cut the number of House committees, and cut committee staff by one-third;
  • Limit the terms of all committee chairs;
  • Ban the casting of proxy votes in committee;
  • Require committee meetings to be open to the public;
  • Require a three-fifths majority vote to pass a tax increase
  • Guarantee an honest accounting of our federal budget by implementing zero baseline budgeting.



    • Democrats participating in 93-CWA2



    Republicans participating in 93-CWA2

    Wayne Allard s1sCO Republican Jr Senator
    Bill Archer s1sTexas Republican
    Dick Armey s1sTexas Republican
    Spencer Bachus s1sAlabama Republican
    Bill Baker s1sCalifornia Republican Former (1994-)
    Richard Hugh Baker s1sLouisiana Republican
    Cass Ballenger s1sNorth Carolina Republican
    Bob Barr s1sGeorgia Republican
    Bill Barrett s1sNebraska Republican
    Roscoe Bartlett s1sMaryland Republican
    Joe Linus Barton s1sTexas Republican
    Charlie Bass s1sNew Hampshire Republican
    Herb Bateman s1sVirginia Republican
    Doug Bereuter s1sNebraska Republican (Until 2004)
    Brian Bilbray s1sCalifornia Republican (re-elected 2006)
    Michael Bilirakis s1sFlorida Republican
    Tom Bliley s1sVirginia Republican
    Peter Blute s1sMassachusetts Republican Former (1994-)
    Sherry Boehlert s1sNew York Republican/Independence
    John Boehner s1sOhio Republican
    Henry Bonilla s1sTexas Republican
    Sonny Bono s1sCalifornia Republican Former (1994-)
    Susan Brooks s1sCalifornia Republican Former (1994-)
    Ed Bryant s1sTennessee Republican
    Jim Bunning s1sKY Republican incumbent
    Richard Burr s1sNC Republican Jr Senator; previously US Representative
    Dan Burton s1sIndiana Republican
    Steve Buyer s1sIndiana Republican
    Sonny Callahan s1sAlabama Republican
    Ken Calvert s1sCalifornia Republican
    Dave Camp s1sMichigan Republican
    Charles Canady s1sFlorida Republican
    Michael Castle s1sDelaware Republican
    Steve Chabot s1sOhio Republican
    Saxby Chambliss s1sGA Republican Sr Senator
    Helen Chenoweth s1sIdaho Republican
    Jon Christensen s1sNebraska Republican Former (1994-)
    Dick Chrysler s1sMichigan Republican Former (1994-)
    Bill Clinger s1sPennsylvania Republican Former (1994-)
    John Howard Coble s1sNorth Carolina Republican
    Larry Combest s1sTexas Republican
    Wes Cooley s1sOregon Republican Former (1994-)
    Christopher Cox s1sCalifornia Republican
    Philip Crane s1sIllinois Republican (Until 2004)
    Michael Crapo s1sID Republican incumbent
    Frank Cremeans s1sOhio Republican Former (1994-)
    Barbara Cubin s1sWyoming Republican
    Duke Cunningham s1sCalifornia Republican
    Tom Davis s1sVirginia Republican
    Tom DeLay s1sTexas Republican
    Jay Dickey s1sArkansas Republican
    John Doolittle s1sCalifornia Republican
    Bob Dornan s1sCalifornia Republican Former (1994-)
    David Dreier s1sCalifornia Republican
    Jimmy Duncan s1sTennessee Republican
    Jennifer Dunn s1sWashington Republican (Until 2004)
    Vernon Ehlers s1sMichigan Republican
    Robert Ehrlich s1sMaryland Republican
    Bill Emerson s1sMissouri Republican Former (1994-)
    Phil English s1sPennsylvania Republican
    John Ensign s1sNV Republican Jr Senator
    Terry Everett s1sAlabama Republican
    Thomas Ewing s1sIllinois Republican
    Harris Fawell s1sIllinois Republican Former (1994-)
    Jack Fields s1sTexas Republican Former (1994-)
    Mike Flanagan s1sIllinois Republican Former (1994-)
    Mark Foley s1sFlorida Republican
    Michael Forbes s1sNew York Republican (retired)
    Tillie Fowler s1sFlorida Republican
    Jon Fox s1sPennsylvania Republican Former (1994-)
    Gary Franks s1sConnecticut Republican Former (1994-)
    Robert Franks s1sNew Jersey Republican
    Rodney Frelinghuysen s1sNew Jersey Republican
    Daniel Frisa s1sNew York Republican Former (1994-)
    David Funderburk s1sNorth Carolina Republican Former (1994-)
    Elton Gallegly s1sCalifornia Republican
    Greg Ganske s1sIA Former Republican Nominee (2002)
    George Gekas s1sPennsylvania Republican
    Wayne Gilchrest s1sMaryland Republican
    Paul Gillmor s1sOhio Republican
    Benjamin Gilman s1sNew York Republican
    Newt Gingrich s1wGeorgia Republican Former (1994-)
    Bob Goodlatte s1sVirginia Republican
    Bill Goodling s1sPennsylvania Republican
    Porter Goss s1sFlorida Republican (Until 2004)
    Lindsey Graham s1sSC Republican Jr Senator
    Jim Greenwood s1sPennsylvania Republican (Until 2004)
    Steve Gunderson s1sWisconsin Republican Former (1994-)
    Gil Gutknecht s1sMinnesota Republican
    Mel Hancock s1sMissouri Republican Former (1994-)
    James Hansen s1sUtah Republican
    Denny Hastert s1sIllinois Republican
    Doc Hastings s1sWashington Republican
    J.D. Hayworth s1sArizona Republican
    Joel Hefley s1sColorado Republican
    Fred Heineman s1sNorth Carolina Republican Former (1994-)
    Wally Herger s1sCalifornia Republican
    Van Hilleary s1sTennessee Republican
    Dave Hobson s1sOhio Republican
    Peter Hoekstra s1sMichigan Republican
    Martin Hoke s1sOhio Republican Former (1994-)
    Steve Horn s1sCalifornia Republican
    John Hostettler s1sIndiana Republican
    Amo Houghton s1sNew York Republican/Conservative
    Kenny Hulshof s1sMissouri Republican
    Duncan Hunter s1sCalifornia Republican
    Tim Hutchinson s1sAR Republican Sr Senator
    Henry Hyde s1sIllinois Republican
    Bob Inglis s1sSouth Carolina Republican
    Ernest Istook s1sOklahoma Republican
    Nancy Lee Johnson s1sConnecticut Republican
    Sam Johnson s1sTexas Republican
    Walter Beaman Jones s1sNorth Carolina Republican
    John Kasich s1sOhio Republican
    Sue Kelly s1sNew York Republican/Conservative
    Jay Kim s1sCalifornia Republican Former (1994-)
    Peter King s1sNew York Rep./Ind./Cons./Right-To-Life
    Jack Kingston s1sGeorgia Republican
    Scott Klug s1sWisconsin Republican Former (1994-)
    Joe Knollenberg s1sMichigan Republican
    Jim Kolbe s1sArizona Republican
    Steve Largent s1sOK00 Former Republican Candidate
    Tom Latham s1sIowa Republican
    Steven LaTourette s1sOhio Republican
    Rick Lazio s1sNew York Republican Candidate (Former)
    Jim Leach s1sIowa Republican
    Jerry Lewis s1sCalifornia Republican
    Ron Lewis s1sKentucky Republican
    Jim Lightfoot s1sIowa Republican Former (1994-)
    John Linder s1sGeorgia Republican
    Bob Livingston s1sLouisiana Republican Former (1994-)
    Frank LoBiondo s1sNew Jersey Republican
    Jim Longley s1sMaine Republican Former (1994-)
    Frank Dean Lucas s1sOklahoma Republican
    Donald Manzullo s1sIllinois Republican
    Bill McCollum s1sFL Former Republican challenger; former US Representative
    Jim McCrery s1sLouisiana Republican
    Joe McDade s1sPennsylvania Republican Former (1994-)
    Scott McInnis s1sColorado Republican (Until 2004)
    David McIntosh s1sIndiana Republican
    Buck McKeon s1sCalifornia Republican
    Jack Metcalf s1sWashington Republican
    Jan Meyers s1sKansas Republican Former (1994-)
    John Mica s1sFlorida Republican
    Dan Miller s1sFlorida Republican (retired)
    Susan Molinari s1sNew York Republican Former (1994-)
    Carlos Moorhead s1sCalifornia Republican Former (1994-)
    Connie Morella s1sMaryland Republican
    John Myers s1sIndiana Republican Former (1994-)
    Sue Myrick s1sNorth Carolina Republican
    Bob Ney s1sOhio Republican
    Charlie Norwood s1sGeorgia Republican
    Jim Nussle s1sIowa Republican
    Michael Oxley s1sOhio Republican
    Ron Packard s1sCalifornia Republican
    Bill Paxon s1sNew York Republican Former (1994-)
    Tom Petri s1sWisconsin Republican
    Richard Pombo s1sCalifornia Republican
    John Porter s1sIllinois Republican (retired)
    Rob Portman s1sOhio Republican
    Deborah Pryce s1sOhio Republican
    James Quillen s1sTennessee Republican Former (1994-)
    Jack Quinn s1sNew York Republican/Ind./Cons.
    George Radanovich s1sCalifornia Republican
    Jim Ramstad s1sMinnesota Republican
    Ralph Regula s1sOhio Republican
    Frank Riggs s1sCalifornia Republican Former (1994-)
    Pat Roberts s1sKS Republican Jr Senator
    Hal Rogers s1sKentucky Republican
    Dana Rohrabacher s1sCalifornia Republican
    Toby Roth s1sWisconsin Republican Former (1994-)
    Marge Roukema s1sNew Jersey Republican
    Matt Salmon s1sArizona Republican
    Mark Sanford s1sSC Republican
    Jim Saxton s1sNew Jersey Republican
    Joe Scarborough s1sFlorida Republican
    Dan Schaefer s1sColorado Republican Former (1994-)
    Andrea Seastrand s1sCalifornia Republican Former (1994-)
    James Sensenbrenner s1sWisconsin Republican
    John Shadegg s1sArizona Republican
    Clay Shaw s1sFlorida Republican
    Christopher Shays s1sConnecticut Republican
    Bud Shuster s1sPennsylvania Rep. (resigned 3/3/2001)
    Joe Skeen s1sNew Mexico Republican
    Christopher Smith s1sNew Jersey Republican
    Lamar Smith s1sTexas Republican
    Linda Smith s1sWashington Republican Former (1994-)
    Nick Smith s1sMI Former Republican challenger, previously U.S. Rep
    Gerald Solomon s1sNew York Republican Former (1994-)
    Mark Souder s1sIndiana Republican
    Floyd Spence s1sSouth Carolina Republican
    Cliff Stearns s1sFlorida Republican
    Steve Stockman s1sTexas Republican Former (1994-)
    Bob Stump s1sArizona Republican
    Jim Talent s1sMissouri Republican
    Randy Tate s1sWashington Republican Former (1994-)
    Charles Taylor s1sNorth Carolina Republican
    Bill Thomas s1sCalifornia Republican
    Mac Thornberry s1sTexas Republican
    Todd Tiahrt s1sKansas Republican
    Peter Torkildsen s1sMassachusetts Republican Former (1994-)
    Fred Upton s1sMichigan Republican
    Barbara Vucanovich s1sNevada Republican Former (1994-)
    Enid Waldholtz s1sUtah Republican Former (1994-)
    Robert Walker s1sPennsylvania Republican Former (1994-)
    Jim Walsh s1sNew York Rep./Ind./Conservative
    Zach Wamp s1sTennessee Republican
    J.C. Watts s1sOklahoma Republican
    Curt Weldon s1sPennsylvania Republican
    Dave Weldon s1sFlorida Republican
    Jerry Weller s1sIllinois Republican
    Rick White s1sWashington Republican Former (1994-)
    Ed Whitfield s1sKentucky Republican
    Roger Wicker s1sMississippi Republican
    Frank Wolf s1sVirginia Republican
    Bill Young s1sFlorida Republican
    Bill Zeliff s1sNew Hampshire Republican Former (1994-)



    Independents participating in 93-CWA2

    Mac Collins s1sGA 2004 former Republican challenger; US Representative
    George Nethercutt s1sWA 2004 former Republican challenger; US Representative
    Mark Neumann s1sWI 2004 former Republican challenger; former US Representative



    Total recorded by OnTheIssues:

    Democrats: 0
    Republicans: 217
    Independents: 3