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Don Young strives to preserve the rules that allow his political fundraising machine to thrive Don Young’s convicted associate Jack Abramoff characterizes the lax ethics and campaign finance rules as the “favor factory”. Don Young votes to preserve the rules that allow his excessive campaign contributions from Outside, along with the Abramoff “favor factory”. |
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Don Young’s Action: |
Effect |
Date |
Status |
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Voted Yes, Roll Call 763 |
Earmark “reform” bill. While some earmarks are no longer secret under
this bill, loopholes
allow numerous earmarks behind
closed doors. |
7/31/07 |
Passed into Law |
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Voted No, Roll Call 423 |
Increase the reporting requirements for
registered lobbyists, establish a new electronic disclosure system, impose
new penalties for lobbying violations, and require registered lobbyists to
report their bundled campaign contributions |
5/24/07 |
Passed in House |
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Voted Yes, Roll Call 119 |
Vote for a “reform”
bill with serious
loopholes. |
5/3/06 |
Passed House, died in
Senate |
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Voted No, Roll Call 118 |
Send a sham
lobbying/ethics “reform” bill back to committee with direction to tighten rules |
5/3/06 |
Failed in House |
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Voted Yes, Roll Call 117 |
Weaken a lobbying/ethics “reform” bill by replacing criminal penalties
with civil penalties for ethics violations. Amendment to H.R. 4975. |
5/3/06 |
Failed in House |
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Voted No, Roll Call 34 |
Bipartisan Campaign Finance
Reform, bans “soft money”, disclose contributions to independent campaigns |
2/14/02 |
Passed into Law |
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Voted No, Roll Call 422 |
Campaign Finance Reform,
bans “soft money”, requires disclosure of large donations from wealthy
candidates, disclose contributions to independent campaigns |
9/14/99 |
Passed in House, died in
Senate |
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Voted No, Roll Call 405 |
Campaign Finance Reform,
bans “soft money”, requires disclosure of large donations from wealthy
candidates, disclose contributions to independent campaigns, increases
aggregate contributions from $25K to $30K |
8/6/98 |
Passed in House, died in
Senate |
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Voted No, Roll Call 379 |
Soft money ban at Federal/State
levels, limit mailings from Congressional office close to elections; prohibit
foreign contributions Amends HR 2183 |
8/3/98 |
Passed in House |
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Voted No, Roll Call 81 |
Campaign Finance Reform,
limit contributions from corporations, prevent foreign campaign donations,
report large donations received 20 days before an election |
3/30/98 |
Defeated in House |
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Voted No, Roll Call 365 |
Limit donations from
outside the candidate’s Congressional district, prohibit bundling of campaign
donations, limit campaign donations from union dues |
7/25/96 |
Failed in House |
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Voted Yes, Roll Call 809 |
Prohibits
gifts to Members of Congress exceeding $250 |
11/16/95 |
Passed in House |
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Voted No, Roll Call 451 |
Lobbyist disclosure,
prohibit gifts to Members of Congress from lobbyists |
3/24/94 & 9/29/94 |
Passed House and Senate |
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Voted No, Roll Call 424 |
Limit
expenditures in Congressional campaign to $600K, prohibit soft money or
bundling of campaign contributions, tighten rules for reporting campaign
donations |
11/25/91 |
Passed in House, died in
Senate |
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Voted No, Roll Call 427 |
Limit
expenditures in Congressional campaign to $600K, prohibit soft money or
bundling of campaign contributions, tighten rules for reporting campaign
donations |
11/25/91 |
Passed House, died in
Senate |
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Voted Yes, Roll Call 358 |
Made congressional pay
raises automatic. Ethics Reform Act of 1989. |
11/16/89 |
Passed into Law |
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Voted Yes, Roll Call 899 |
Ethics in Government Act of
1978 addressed the constitutional crisis surrounding Watergate
and the resignation of President Nixon |
10/12/78 |
Passed into Law |
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Did Not Vote, Roll Call 846 |
House version, Ethics
in Government Act of 1978 |
9/27/78 |
Passed in House |
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