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Senator: Snowe (R-ME)

Last Name: Snowe
First Name: Olympia J.
Party: R
State: ME
Phone: (202) 224-5344
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8 GOP senators who voted for repeal of DADT


"The Republican senators voting "yes" with the Democrats on repeal were Richard Burr of North Carolina, Mark Kirk of Illinois, John Ensign of Nevada, Scott Brown of Massachusetts, George Voinovich of Ohio, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska - and Olympia Snowe and Susan Collins, both of Maine."

12/19/2010 1:08 PM

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Senate again fails to advance campaign finance bill with 'no' vote from Snowe


"The legislation, known as the Disclose Act, is intended as a response to a Supreme Court decision earlier this year that relaxed limits on political spending by corporations and unions. A cloture vote Thursday afternoon to move forward on the legislation failed 59-39. Sixty votes were needed for passage. "

9/23/2010 11:52 PM

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Senate approves Obama nominee Kagan to top court with 5 Republican votes


"The five Republicans who supported Ms. Kagan were Sens. Susan Collins and Olympia Snowe of Maine, Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, Richard Lugar of Indiana and Judd Gregg of New Hampshire."




8/5/2010 8:45 PM

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Aid package aimed at saving state jobs passes key hurdle in Senate


"Two Republicans crossed party lines to advance the $26 billion package, handing President Obama a victory in his campaign to bolster the shaky economy. With many governors struggling to close gaping budget deficits, administration officials feared a fresh round of state layoffs or tax increases could knock the nation's wobbly recovery off-course."

8/4/2010 12:00 AM

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Democrats Clinch Support of Republicans Brown and Snowe


"Sens. Scott Brown of Massachusetts and Olympia Snowe of Maine both said they would vote for the measure when Democrats bring it to a vote, which could happen as soon as this week. Democrats and administration officials believe this gives them the necessary backing to overcome a potential filibuster after weeks of uncertainty and unexpected pitfalls."

7/12/2010 12:00 AM

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