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ACLU Congressional Scorecard

The ACLU Congressional Scorecard -- http://scorecard.aclu.org/ -- provides you with a quick summary of important civil liberties measures and how your elected officials have voted. By looking at their actual voting record, you can go beyond the soundbites that characterize much of today's campaigns to better understand your elected officials' positions (the ACLU scorecard only has information for current members of Congress and does not include ratings for challengers).

Scorecard for 111th Congress: U.S. House

Key Votes

1.	Amendment to Limit the Use of Whole-Body Imaging Technology in Airports	6.	Paycheck Fairness Act
2.	Denying Planned Parenthood Title X Funding	7.	Paycheck Fairness Act - Motion to Recommit
3.	Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act (House Vote on Original House Bill, H.R. 11)	8.	Prohibiting Funding of Syringe Exchange Programs
4.	Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act (House Vote on Senate Version of Ledbetter Bill, S. 181)	9.	Prosecuting Hate Crimes
5.	Limiting Women's Access to Abortion Coverage	10.	Videotaping Detainee Interrogations

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Name	Party	State	Score
Young, Donald	Republican	AK	11%
Aderholt, Robert	Republican	AL	0%
Bachus, Spencer	Republican	AL	11%
Bonner, Jo	Republican	AL	0%
Bright, Bobby	Democrat	AL	0%
Davis, Artur	Democrat	AL	60%
Griffith, Parker	Democrat	AL	20%
Rogers, Mike	Republican	AL	0%
Berry, Marion	Democrat	AR	50%
Boozman, John	Republican	AR	10%
Ross, Mike	Democrat	AR	60%
Snyder, Vic	Democrat	AR	71%
Faleomavaega, Eni	Democrat	AS	100%
Flake, Jeff	Republican	AZ	11%
Franks, Trent	Republican	AZ	0%
Giffords, Gabrielle	Democrat	AZ	100%
Grijalva, Raul	Democrat	AZ	100%
Kirkpatrick, Ann	Democrat	AZ	90%
Mitchell, Harry	Democrat	AZ	90%
Pastor, Ed	Democrat	AZ	100%

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=	Voted right way, in support of the organization-endorsed position
=	Voted wrong way, in opposition to the organization-endorsed position
=	Vote not counted
=	Ineligible to vote

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