Congressional vote

On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Agree, as Amended: H RES 713 Deploring the misuse of the International Court of Justice by a plurality of the United Nations General Assembly for a narrow political purpose, the willingness of the International Court of Justice to acquiesce in an effort likely to undermine its reputation and interfere with a resolution of the Palestinian-Israeli..

Outcome
Passed
Yea–Nay
361–45
Vote
h · No. 378 · 2004-07-15
Related bill
H.Res. 713 · Deploring the misuse of the International Court of Justice by a majority of the United Nations General Assembly for a narrow political purpose, the willingness of the International Court of Justice to acquiesce in an effort likely to undermine its reputation and interfere with a resolution of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, and for other purposes.

How members voted

Nay · 45Democrat: 40 · Republican: 4 · Independent: 1

Ron Paul

Former member House TX Republican
Not Voting · 14Democrat: 9 · Republican: 5

C. Young

Former member House FL Republican
Present · 13Republican: 4 · Democrat: 9

Ed Case

Current member House HI Democrat

Jim Leach

Former member House IA Republican

Tom Petri

Former member House WI Republican
Yea · 361Democrat: 146 · Republican: 215

W. Akin

Former member House MO Republican

Roy Blunt

Former member Senate MO Republican

Jo Bonner

Former member House AL Republican

Max Burns

Former member House GA Republican

Dave Camp

Former member House MI Republican

Tom Cole

Current member House OK Republican

C. Cox

Former member House CA Republican

Tom Davis

Former member House VA Republican

Tom DeLay

Former member House TX Republican

J. Forbes

Former member House VA Republican

Sue Kelly

Former member House NY Republican

Pete King

Former member House NY Republican

Mark Kirk

Former member Senate IL Republican

Jim Kolbe

Former member House AZ Republican

Ron Lewis

Former member House KY Republican

Ed Markey

Current member Senate MA Democrat

John Mica

Former member House FL Republican

Bob Ney

Former member House OH Republican

Doug Ose

Former member House CA Republican

Mike Pence

Former memberVice presidentRepublican

Ed Royce

Former member House CA Republican

Paul Ryan

Former member House WI Republican

Jim Ryun

Former member House KS Republican

E. Shaw

Former member House FL Republican

Lee Terry

Former member House NE Republican

Jim Walsh

Former member House NY Republican

Zach Wamp

Former member House TN Republican

Don Young

Former member House AK Republican