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    This page contains excerpts from government reports, signed by elected officials.

98-RMSP4 on Sep 9, 1998

Report: the Republican Main Street Partnership issue stance:
Source: Republican Main St. Partnership Issue Paper: Fiscal Policy
The federal government must reduce its size and scope, and cede certain federally operated policies and services to the states and private sector that are better equipped to handle them. One way to accomplish this would be to limit growth of government spending at or even below the inflation rate. Long-term economic growth is dependent upon sustained federal discipline. We believe this is the time to carefully assess both our domestic discretionary and our military commitments. In both areas, we face a potential fiscal imbalance between our program commitments and our available resources. Perhaps neither the Congress nor the American people fully appreciate the impact of budget decisions in these areas. We owe it to the nation and its future to undertake an honest dialogue regarding the implications of these decisions on the state, local and private sectors.


    Participating counts on VoteMatch question 15. Question 15: Expand the armed forces Scores: -2=Strongly oppose; -1=Oppose; 0=neutral; 1=Support; 2=Strongly support.
  • Topic: Government Reform
  • Headline: Reduce federal government size & scope, including military (Score: -1)

  • Key for participation codes:
  • Sponsorships: p=sponsored; o=co-sponsored; s=signed
  • Memberships: c=chair; m=member; e=endorsed; f=profiled; s=scored
  • Resolutions: i=introduced; w=wrote; a=adopted
  • Cases: w=wrote; j=joined; d=dissented; c=concurred
  • Surveys: '+' supports; '-' opposes.



Democrats participating in 98-RMSP4

Tim Johnson s1aSD Democratic Sr Senator
Arlen Specter s1aPA Former Democratic incumbent (elected as Republican)



Republicans participating in 98-RMSP4

Charlie Bass s1aNew Hampshire Republican
Doug Bereuter s1aNebraska Republican (Until 2004)
Judy Biggert s1aIllinois Republican
Sherry Boehlert s1aNew York Republican/Independence
Ken Calvert s1aCalifornia Republican
Dave Camp s1aMichigan Republican
Shelley Moore Capito s1aWest Virginia Republican
Lincoln Chafee s1aRI Former Republican Senator (Lost re-election, 2006)
Susan Collins s1aME Republican Jr Senator
Tom Davis s1aVirginia Republican (Retiring 2008)
David Dreier s1aCalifornia Republican
Vernon Ehlers s1aMichigan Republican (until 2010)
Phil English s1aPennsylvania Republican (Unseated 2008)
Mark Foley s1aFlorida Republican
Rodney Frelinghuysen s1aNew Jersey Republican
Greg Ganske s1aIA Former Republican Nominee (2002)
Jim Geringer s1aWY Former Republican Governor (1995-2002)
Paul Gillmor s1aOhio Republican (Deceased 2007)
Benjamin Gilman s1aNew York Republican
Porter Goss s1aFlorida Republican (Until 2004)
Kay Granger s1aTexas Republican
Bill Graves s1aKS Former Republican Governor (1995-2002)
Jim Greenwood s1aPennsylvania Republican (Until 2004)
Melissa Hart s1aPennsylvania Republican
Dave Hobson s1aOhio Republican (Retiring 2008)
Steve Horn s1aCalifornia Republican
Amo Houghton s1aNew York Republican/Conservative
Johnny Isakson s1aGA Republican Jr Senator; previously Representative
Nancy Lee Johnson s1aConnecticut Republican
Sue Kelly s1aNew York Republican (until 2007)
Mark Kirk s1aIL Republican Jr Senator
Jim Kolbe s1aArizona Republican
Ray LaHood s1aIllinois Republican (Retiring 2008)
Steven LaTourette s1aOhio Republican
Jim Leach s1aIowa Republican
Jerry Lewis s1aCalifornia Republican (Retiring 2012)
John McCain s1aAZ Republican Sr Senator
Jim McCrery s1aLouisiana Republican (Retiring 2008)
Connie Morella s1aMaryland Republican
Doug Ose s1aCalifornia Republican
George Pataki s1aNY Former Republican Governor (1995-2006)
Tom Petri s1aWisconsin Republican
Deborah Pryce s1aOhio Republican
Jack Quinn s1aNew York Republican/Ind./Cons.
Jim Ramstad s1aMinnesota Republican (Retiring 2008)
Ralph Regula s1aOhio Republican (Retiring 2008)
Pat Roberts s1aKS Republican Sr Senator
Marge Roukema s1aNew Jersey Republican
John Rowland s1aCT Former Republican Governor (1995-2004)
Clay Shaw s1aFlorida Republican
Christopher Shays s1aConnecticut Republican (Unseated 2008)
Rob Simmons s1aConnecticut Republican
Gordon Harold Smith s1aOR Former Republican Senator (lost re-election, 2008)
Olympia Snowe s1aME Republican Sr Senator
Ted Stevens s1aAK Former Republican Sr Senator
Fred Upton s1aMichigan Republican
Jim Walsh s1aNew York Rep./Ind. (Retiring 2008)



Independents participating in 98-RMSP4

Michael Castle s1aDE 2010 Senate Challenger (lost GOP primary); currently US Rep.
Jim Jeffords s1aVT Former Independent Senator (retired 2006)
George Nethercutt s1aWA 2004 former Republican challenger; US Representative



Total recorded by OnTheIssues:

Democrats: 2
Republicans: 57
Independents: 3


















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