Original sentence: Eight Republican Sentors opposed or did not vote; four Democatic Senators favored or did not vote.The Senate vote, on June 7, 2006, rejected the amendment 49 - 48, with the vote mostly following party lines with Democrats opposing and Republicans in favor.Twenty-five Republican Representatives opposed the FMA in the vote on July 18, 2006 in the House
Edited sentence: Arlen Specter, Pennsylvania.Benjamin Nelson.Charles Bass.Chris Shays.Christopher J.Chuck Hagel, Nebraska (not voting).David Dreier.David Hobson.Deborah Pryce.Dodd (not voting).Ileana Ros-Lehtinen.Jim Gerlach.Jim Kolbe.Jim Leach.Joe Schwarz.John D.John McCain, Arizona.John Sununu, New Hampshire.John Sweeney.Joseph Knollenberg.Judd Gregg, New Hampshire.Judy Biggert.Lincoln Chafee, Rhode Island.Lincoln Diaz-Balart.Mario Diaz-Balart.Mark Kirk.Mary Bono.Michael Castle.Mike Fitzpatrick.Nancy Johnson.Olympia Snowe, Maine.Rob Simmons.Robert C.Rockefeller (not voting).Rodney Frelinghuysen.Ron Paul.Sherwood Boehlert.Susan Collins, Maine.The Senate vote, on June 7, 2006, was rejected 49 - 48, with the vote mostly following party lines with Democrats opposing and Republicans in favor.The following Democratic Senators did not vote or voted in favor of the FMA:.The following Republican Senators opposed or did not vote for the FMA in the vote that was held:.These Republican Representatives opposed the FMA in the vote on July 18th 2006:.Wayne Gilchrest