USSA Breaks Down Vote on Sportsmen’s Heritage Act

Posted on April 18, 2012

Tuesday, April 17^th, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the most significant pro-sportsmen legislation in the last 15 years. The vote was 274-146. Here are some additional vote breakdowns. Click on the heading to see each chart:

Partisan Vote Breakdown

Republicans: 235 voted Yes, 2 voted No
Democrats: 39 voted Yes, 144 voted No

Congressional Sportsmen’s Caucus Vote Breakdown

Sportsmen’s Caucus Members: 214 voted Yes, 15 voted No

H.R. 4089 Vote Breakdown by State

Alaska	Montana
Alabama	North Carolina
Arkansas	North Dakota
Arizona	Nebraska
California	New Hampshire
Colorado	New Jersey
Connecticut	New York
Delaware	New Mexico
Florida	Nevada
Georgia	Ohio
Hawaii	Oklahoma
Iowa	Oregon
Idaho	Pennsylvania
Illinois	Rhode Island
Indiana	South Carolina
Kansas	South Dakota
Kentucky	Tennessee
Louisiana	Texas
Massachusetts	Utah
Maryland	Virginia
Maine	Vermont
Michigan	Washington
Minnesota	Wisconsin
Missouri	West Virginia
Mississippi	Wyoming

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