How They Voted
2007 Vote on Employee Free Choice Act— H.R. 800
Despite strong opposition by the Chamber, the House passed 241-185, H.R. 800, the Employee Free Choice Act. The Chamber strongly opposed a procedural motion in the Senate, which failed 51-48, to proceed with consideration of H.R. 800, the Employee Free Choice Act.
| DISTRICT | MEMBER | VOTE |
| 1st | Tim Walz | Yes |
| 2nd | John Klien |
No |
| 3rd | Erik Paulsen |
Not in Office |
| 4th | Betty McCollum |
Yes |
| 5th | Keith Ellison |
Yes |
| 6th | Michelle Bachmann |
Yes |
| 7th | Collin Peterson |
Yes |
| 8th | James Oberson |
Yes |
| Sen. Klubuchar |
Yes | |
| Sen. Coleman | No |
*Currently Employee Free Choice Act of 2009 (S.560/HR1409) Co-Sponsors
For more information on how members of Congress voted on key business issues, visit the U.S. Chamber of Commerce “How They Voted” page.
