How Your Members’ Votes Affect Children Key Senate 2011 Children’s Votes 1. Defunding the Affordable Care Act H Con Res 35, Senate Vote 59; Adoption rejected[removed]on[removed]Status: Failed to Proceed to Final Pass

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