Senate · 74th Congress · Roll call 79 · June 19, 1935

Senate adds the Clark amendment

The Senate votes to let employers with their own pension plans opt out of the federal old-age program. The change was later dropped in conference.

Record description: To amend H.R. 7260, the Social Security act, by permitting companies which had established private pension plans, which were at least equally favorable or more favorable to the employee tham the plan set up under the provisions of the bill as a government plan, to be exempted from the provisions of the bill and to continue the operation of the private plan provided it met the requirements of the amendment and was approved by the board set up by the bill itself. (H.R. 7260)

Result

51 yea35 nayPassed
PartyYeaNay
Democrat3530
Republican163
Farmer-Labor01
Progressive01
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Source: Voteview roll call record. Tallies count members recorded yea or nay; official counts printed at the time can differ slightly because of pairs and later corrections. Party labels are those used at the time.

How each senator voted

95 of 95 members

NamePartyStateVote
Hugo Lafayette BlackDemocratALNay
John Hollis Bankhead IIDemocratALNay
Hattie Wyatt CarawayDemocratARYea
Joseph Taylor RobinsonDemocratARNay
Carl Trumbull HaydenDemocratAZNay
Henry Fountain AshurstDemocratAZNay
Hiram Warren JohnsonRepublicanCANay
William Gibbs McAdooDemocratCAPresent
Alva Blanchard AdamsDemocratCOYea
Edward Prentiss CostiganDemocratCONay
Augustine LonerganDemocratCTYea
Francis Thomas MaloneyDemocratCTYea
Daniel Oren HastingsRepublicanDEYea
John Gillis Townsend Jr.RepublicanDEYea
Duncan Upshaw FletcherDemocratFLNay
Park TrammellDemocratFLNay
Richard Brevard Russell Jr.DemocratGAYea
Walter Franklin GeorgeDemocratGAYea
Lester Jesse DickinsonRepublicanIAYea
Richard Louis MurphyDemocratIANay
James Pinckney PopeDemocratIDYea
William Edgar BorahRepublicanIDYea
James Hamilton LewisDemocratILYea
William Henry DieterichDemocratILYea
Frederick Van NuysDemocratINYea
Sherman MintonDemocratINNay
Arthur CapperRepublicanKSYea
George McGillDemocratKSYea
Alben William BarkleyDemocratKYNay
Marvel Mills LoganDemocratKYYea
Huey Pierce LongDemocratLAYea
John Holmes OvertonDemocratLANay
David Ignatius WalshDemocratMANay
Marcus Allen CoolidgeDemocratMAYea
George Lovic Pierce RadcliffeDemocratMDNay
Millard Evelyn TydingsDemocratMDYea
Frederick HaleRepublicanMEYea
Wallace Humphrey White Jr.RepublicanMEYea
Arthur Hendrick VandenbergRepublicanMIYea
James CouzensRepublicanMIDid not vote
Henrik ShipsteadFarmer-LaborMNNay
Thomas David SchallRepublicanMNYea
Harry S. TrumanDemocratMOYea
Joel Bennett ClarkDemocratMOYea
Byron Patton (Pat) HarrisonDemocratMSNay
Theodore Gilmore BilboDemocratMSNay
Burton Kendall WheelerDemocratMTNay
James Edward MurrayDemocratMTNay
Josiah William BaileyDemocratNCYea
Robert Rice ReynoldsDemocratNCNay
Gerald Prentice NyeRepublicanNDPaired against
Lynn Joseph FrazierRepublicanNDNay
Edward Raymond BurkeDemocratNEYea
George William NorrisRepublicanNENay
Fred Herbert BrownDemocratNHNay
Henry Wilder KeyesRepublicanNHYea
Arthur Harry MooreDemocratNJYea
William Warren BarbourRepublicanNJYea
Carl Atwood HatchDemocratNMYea
Dennis ChavezDemocratNMYea
Key PittmanDemocratNVYea
Patrick Anthony (Pat) McCarranDemocratNVPresent
Robert Ferdinand WagnerDemocratNYNay
Royal Samuel CopelandDemocratNYYea
Alvin Victor DonaheyDemocratOHNay
Robert Johns BulkleyDemocratOHYea
John William Elmer ThomasDemocratOKNay
Thomas Pryor GoreDemocratOKYea
Charles Linza McNaryRepublicanORYea
Frederick SteiwerRepublicanORYea
James John DavisRepublicanPAAnnounced for
Joseph F. GuffeyDemocratPANay
Jesse Houghton MetcalfRepublicanRIYea
Peter Goelet GerryDemocratRIYea
Ellison DuRant SmithDemocratSCYea
James Francis ByrnesDemocratSCNay
Peter NorbeckRepublicanSDDid not vote
William John BulowDemocratSDYea
Kenneth Douglas McKellarDemocratTNYea
Nathan Lynn BachmanDemocratTNYea
Morris SheppardDemocratTXNay
Thomas Terry (Tom) ConnallyDemocratTXNay
Elbert Duncan ThomasDemocratUTPaired against
William Henry KingDemocratUTYea
Carter GlassDemocratVAPaired for
Harry Flood ByrdDemocratVAYea
Ernest Willard GibsonRepublicanVTYea
Warren Robinson AustinRepublicanVTYea
Homer Truett BoneDemocratWANay
Lewis Baxter SchwellenbachDemocratWANay
Francis Ryan DuffyDemocratWIYea
Robert Marion La Follette Jr.ProgressiveWINay
Matthew Mansfield NeelyDemocratWVNay
Joseph Christopher O'mahoneyDemocratWYYea
Robert Davis CareyRepublicanWYPaired for

Names link to each member's official biography in the Biographical Directory of the United States Congress.