Publisher's Synopsis
Congressional Quarterly's unique and authoritative source for congressional voting information: a member-by-member survey and analysis of every roll call vote taken in the House and Senate during 2001. How did my representative vote on environmental policy? How did my senators vote in comparison to the president or their own political parties? What were the major congressional initiatives of the year? For these and many other questions, there is only one source: Congressional Roll Call, which summarizes the first session of the 107th Congress from 2001. The book includes: [yen] An introductory legislative summary of the session that focuses on the year's major issues [yen] CQ's exclusive voting studies that examine presidential support, party unity, coalitions, voting trends, and key votes throughout the year [yen] A member-by-member compilation of roll call votes in the House and Senate throughout the year [yen] Numerous charts and graphs [yen] An index.
