Legislation

Congressman McClintock posts on his website every vote he has cast in Congress, as well as vote notes detailing his thoughts about particular bills. Click the "Tom's Votes and Comments" box below to open the vote record.

The vote record for the current Congress, the 112th, can be found below. Links to the Congressman's vote records and vote notes for previous Congressional sessions are listed at the end of the page.

112th Congress (2011 - 2013)

Click Below for Current (Second) Session Votes and Vote Comments:

Click here for 112th Congress First Session Votes

Links to legislation sponsored and cosponsored by Congressman McClintock in the 112th Congress :

* Sponsored Legislation

* Cosponsored Legislation

The bill search box below links to the Library of Congress. The search box allows users to search for all bills introduced in the House of Representatives.

Learn more about the proceedings of the House, committee reports, committee hearings, the legislative process, rules and precedents of the House and schedules of the House here.

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Below are links to information about the 111th Congress (2009 - 2011). Included are all of Congressman McClintock's votes, vote notes detailing his thoughts about particular bills and links to legislation he sponsored and cosponsored during the session.

111th Congress (2009 - 2010):

* First Session Votes

* Second Session Votes

* Sponsored Legislation

* Cosponsored Legislation

Learn more about the legislative process.

HR 3521 - Line Item Veto

This bill presents us with a simple question: "It is possible - just possible - that from time to time Congress has passed a spending bill or two that ought to have had greater scrutiny?" The answer to this question might elude some members of the House, but I assure them it is self-evident to everybody else.

National Indian Gaming Association

Thank you for the invitation to join you again this year. What has brought me to support Indian gaming is not just the commerce and prosperity that it produces. There are two more fundamental principles at stake that make this a just and noble cause. One is the tribal sovereignty that made the once impoverished Indian reservations islands of freedom in an ocean of anti-business regulations emanating from local, state and federal governments.

HR 3581 (Garrett) Budget and Accounting Transparency Act of 2011

A family that excludes from its budget the mortgage payments it knows it must make is deluding itself and sabotaging its own finances. That's precisely what the federal government is doing right now with respect to billions of dollars of liabilities because of its ill-fated sponsorship of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Congressman Tom McClintock

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