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Roll Call: Pennsylvania
U.S. Senate
Arlen Specter – D
Robert Casey, Jr. – D
On July 23, 2009, Representative Latham (R-Iowa) introduced an amendment to cut $3 billion in high-speed rail funding. Every Member of the House of Representatives faced a choice whether to spend $3 billion in high-speed rail funding. This became the single largest budget vote for high-speed rail in the history of the nation (up to that point).
A YES vote is a vote AGAINST high-speed rail. A NO vote is a vote FOR high-speed rail.
| U.S. House | Party | District | Vote |
| Robert Brady | D | 1 | NO |
| Chaka Fattah | D | 2 | NO |
| Kathy Dahlkemper | D | 3 | NO |
| Jason Altmire | D | 4 | NO |
| Glenn Thompson | R | 5 | YES |
| Jim Gerlach | R | 6 | NO |
| Joe Sestak | D | 7 | NO |
| Patrick Murphy | D | 8 | NO |
| Bill Shuster | R | 9 | NO |
| Christopher Carney | D | 10 | NO |
| Paul Kanjorski | D | 11 | NO |
| John Murtha | D | 12 | NO |
| Allyson Schwartz | D | 13 | NO |
| Mike Doyle | D | 14 | NO |
| Charlie Dent | R | 15 | NO |
| Joe Pitts | R | 16 | YES |
| Tim Holden | D | 17 | NO |
| Tim Murphy | R | 18 | NO |
| Todd Russell Platts | R | 19 | NO |