Call these congressmen ASAP, urge them to vote NO on TPA and TPP. Tell them TPP is treason and theft of American jobs
Posted on | June 10, 2015 | 9 Comments
phone numbers from https://www.numbersusa.com/content/congress/phone-numbers-and-mailing-addresses-memb.html?letter=B
Reps stand on TPA/TPP: https://thehill.com/policy/finance/trade/241114-whip-list-dems-bucking-obama-on-trade
This story was last updated on June 9 at 3:48 p.m.
REPUBLICANS – YES OR LEANING YES (111)
Rep. Ralph Lee Abraham (La.) 318-445-0818 202-225-8490
Rep. Andy Barr (Ky.) 888-978-3094, 202-225-4706, 859-219-1366
Rep. Jamie Herrera Beutler (Wash.)
Rep. Diane Black (Tenn.) — Voted for TPA in the Ways and Means Committee. 202-225-4231, 615-206-8204, 931-854-0069,
Rep. Mike Bishop (Mich.) 202-225-4872, 810-227-8600
Rep. Rod Blum (Iowa) — Will face competitive election in 2016. 319-364-2288, 202-225-2911
Speaker John Boehner (Ohio) 202-225-6205, 888-995-2084, 202-225-6205, 937-339-1524, 513-779-5400
Rep. Charles Boustany Jr. (La.) — Voted for TPA in the Ways and Means Committee. 888-978-3143, 202-225-2031, 337-433-1747 337-235-6322
Rep. Kevin Brady (Texas) — Voted for TPA in the Ways and Means Committee. 202-225-4901, 888-995-6513, 936-439-953, 936-441-5700
Rep. Vern Buchanan (Fla.) — Voted for TPA in the Ways and Means Committee. 202-225-5015, 941-951-6643, 941-747-9081
Rep. Larry Bucshon (Ind.) 202-225-4636, 812-232-0523, 812-465-6484
Rep. Buddy Carter (Ga.) 202-225-5831, 912-265-9010
Rep. Steve Chabot (R-Ohio) — Chabot, chairman of the Small Business Committee, said the trade bill means “more opportunity for all Americans.” 202-225-2216, 513-684-2723
Rep. Jason Chaffetz (Utah) — The Oversight Committee chairman told The Hill he is “leaning yes.” 888-995-1975, 202-225-7751, 801-851-2500
Rep. Tom Cole (Okla.) 202-225-616,, 405-329-650, 580-357-2131
Rep. Barbara Comstock (Va.) 202-225-5136, 703-404-6903
Rep. Mike Conaway (Texas) 202-225-3605, 325-646-195,: 325-247-282,: 325-659-4010, 432-687-2390,432-331-9667
Rep. Ryan Costello (Pa.) 202-225-4315, 610-376-7630
Rep. Kevin Cramer (N.D.) 888-995-1961, 202-225-2611, 701-224-035, 701-356-2216, 701-738-4880, 701-839-025
Rep. Ander Crenshaw (Fla.) 202-225-2501, 904-598-0481
Rep. Carlos Curbelo (Fla.) — “It is my hope Congress can have a fair and open debate on Trade Promotion Authority and future free-trade agreements so we can provide more economic opportunity for all Americans,” Curbelo said in a statement to Sunshine State News. Curbelo is being targeted by Dems in 2016 election. 202-225-2778, 305-222-0160
Rep. Rodney Davis (Ill.) 202-225-2371, 888-995-2019, 217-403-4690, 217-791-6224
Rep. Charlie Dent (Pa.) 888-995-1963, 202-225-641, 717-533-3959, 610-770-3490
Rep. Robert Dold (Ill.) — Voted for TPA in the Ways and Means Committee; a Dem target in 2016. 202-225-4835, 847-793-8400
Rep. Renee Ellmers (N.C.) — Ellmers tweeted an op-ed from Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) she said “explains how newly drafted #TPA puts authority back into hands of Congress.”
Rep. Tom Emmer (Minn.) 202-225-2331, 763-241-6848
Rep. Blake Farenthold (Texas) — The Wall Street Journal reported that Farenthold will support the legislation. 202-225-7742, 361-884-2222, 888-995-651, 361-894-6446
Rep. Bill Flores (Texas) — Flores is head of the conservative Republican Study Committee. 202-225-6105, 254-732-0748, 979-703-4037, 512-373-3378
Rep. Jeff Fortenberry (Neb.) — Fortenberry is leaning yes, according to Politico.
202-225-4806, 402-379-2064, 402-727-9130, 402-727-0888, 402-438-1598, 866-725-5255
Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen (N.J.) 202-225-5034, 973-984-0711
Rep. Bob Goodlatte (Va.) 888-995-1987, 202-225-5431, 540-885-3861, 434-845-8306, 540-432-2391,: 540-857-2672
Rep. Bob Gibbs (Ohio) 202-225-6265, 419-207-0650
Rep. Garret Graves (La.) 202-225-3901, 225-442-1731
Rep. Glenn Grothman (Wis.) 202-225-2476, 920-907-0624
Rep. Frank Guinta (N.H.) — Dems targeting Guinta in 2016. 202-225-5456, 603-641-9536
Rep. Cresent Hardy (Nev.) — Dems targeting Hardy in 2016. 202-225-9894, 702-912-1634
Rep. Gregg Harper (Miss.) 202-225-5031, 662-324-0007, 601-932-2410, 601-823-3400, 601-693-6681
Rep. Joe Heck (Nev.) — “Congress & American people benefit from strong trade promotion authority (TPA) bill,” Heck tweeted last month. 202-225-9740, 360-459-8514
Rep. Jeb Hensarling (Texas) 202-225-3484, 888-995-2035, 214-349-9996, 903-675-8288
Rep. Jody Hice (Ga.) 202-225-4101, 770-207-1776
Rep. French Hill (Ark.) 202-225-2506, 501-324-5941
Rep. George Holding (N.C.) — Voted for TPA in the Ways and Means Committee. 888-995-2023, 202-225-3032, 919-782-4400
Rep. Richard Hudson (N.C.) — “The bottom line is I don’t trust President Obama to negotiate trade deals and stand up for North Carolina jobs, and that’s why we need the transparency and check on the President that TPA provides,” said Hudson in a statement. 202-225-3715, 704-786-1612
Rep. Tim Huelskamp (Kan.) 202-225-2715, 888-995-8316, 785-309-0572, 620-665-6138, 620-225-0172
Rep. Will Hurd (Texas) — A Dem target in 2016. 202-225-4511, 210-921-3130
Rep. Darrell Issa (Calif.) — “This president has earned our distrust, but having said that, I still support TPA,” Issa told The Washington Post. 888-995-2041, 202-225-3906 760-599-5000,
Rep. Lynn Jenkins (Kan.) — Jenkins backed TPA in the Ways and Means Committee. 202-225-6601, 620-231-5966, 785-234-5966
Rep. Sam Johnson (Texas) — Voted for TPA in the Ways and Means Committee. 888-995-2047, 202-225-4201, 469-304-0382
Rep. Mike Kelly (Pa.) — Voted for TPA in the Ways and Means Committee. 724-342-7170, 202-225-5406, 814-454-8190, 724-282-2557
Rep. Pete King (N.Y.) 202-225-7896, 888-995-5431, 516-541-4225
Rep. Adam Kinzinger (Ill.) 202-225-3635, 888-995-6530, 815-431-9271
Rep. John Kline (Minn.) 888-995-2048, 202-225-2271, 952-808-1213
Rep. Steve Knight (Calif.) 202-225-1956, 661-441-0320
Rep. Leonard Lance (N.J.) — Lance tweeted his support for TPA. 202-225-5361, 908-518-7733, 908-788-6900
Rep. Billy Long (Mo.) — “Our economy needs the job creation which free trade offers for American workers and the lower prices it provides for American consumers,” Long wrote in an op-ed. 202-225-6536, 417-889-1800, 417-781-1041
Rep. Mia Love (Utah) 202-225-3011, 801-996-8729
Rep. Frank Lucas (Okla.) 202-225-5565, 405-373-1958
Rep. Kenny Marchant (Texas) — Voted for TPA in the Ways and Means Committee. 202-225-6605, 972-556-0162
Rep. Kevin McCarthy (Calif.) — McCarthy is House majority leader. 888-978-3134, 202-225-2915, 661-327-3611
Rep. Tom McClintock (Calif.) 202-225-2511, 916-786-5560, 916-786-5560
Rep. Patrick McHenry (N.C.) — Chief deputy whip voted against CAFTA in 2005. 202-225-2576, 828-327-6100, 704-833-0096, 828-669-0600, 800-477-2576
Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (Wash.) 888-995-2057, 202-225-2006, 509-529-9358, 509-353-2374, 509-684-3481
Rep. Martha McSally (Ariz.) 202-225-2542, 520-881-3588
Rep. Pat Meehan (Pa.) — Voted for TPA in the Ways and Means Committee. 202-225-2011, 888-995-2097, 610-690-7323
Rep. Luke Messer (Ind.) 202-225-3021, 888-995-8318, 765-747-5566, 765-962-2883, 317-421-0704
Rep. John Mica (Fla.) 202-225-4035,407-366-0833 386-860-1499, 407-657-8080
Rep. John Moolenaar (Mich.) 202-225-3561, 989-631-2552
Rep. Markwayne Mullin (Okla.) 202-225-2701, 918-687-2533, 580-931-0333, 918-341-9336, 918-423-5951
Rep. Tim Murphy (Pa.) 202-225-2301, 888-995-195, 724-850-7312, 412-344-5583
Rep. Dan Newhouse (Wash.) 202-225-5816 , 509-452-3243
Rep. Kristi Noem (S.D.) — Voted for TPA in the Ways and Means Committee.
888-995-5306, 202-225-2801, 605-275-2868, 605-791-4673, 605-262-2862, 605-878-2868
Rep. Devin Nunes (Calif.) — Voted for TPA in the Ways and Means Committee.
202-225-2523, 888-995-5271, 559-733-3861, 559-323-5235
Rep. Erik Paulsen (Minn.) — Voted for TPA in the Ways and Means Committee.
202-225-287, 952-405-8510
Rep. Joe Pitts (Pa.) 202-225-2411, 717-393-0667, 610-444-4581
Rep. Mike Pompeo (Kan.) 202-225-6216, 316-262-8992
Rep. Tom Price (Ga.) — Voted for TPA in the Ways and Means Committee.
202-225-4501, 770-998-0049
Rep. Tom Reed (N.Y.) — Voted for TPA in the Ways and Means Committee.
202-225-3161, 888-995-5428, 607-654-7566, 716-379-8434, 315-759-522, 716-708-6369
Rep. Dave Reichert (Wash.) — Voted for TPA in the Ways and Means Committee.
888-995-2061, 202-225-7761, 206-498-8103, 425-677-7414, 509-342-8772
Rep. Jim Renacci (Ohio) — Voted for TPA in the Ways and Means Committee.
202-225-3876, 330-334-004, 888-995-1978, 855-334-0040
Rep. Reid Ribble (Wis.) 888-978-3072, 920-380-0061, 202-225-566, 920-471-1950
Rep. Todd Rokita (Ind.) 202-225-5037, 317-718-0404, 765-838-3930
Rep. Peter Roskam (Ill.) — Voted for TPA in the Ways and Means Committee.
888-995-2064, 202-225-4561, 630-232-0006
Rep. David Rouzer (N.C.) 202-225-2731, 910-253-6111
Rep. Ed Royce (Calif.) 202-225-4111, 714-255-0101, 626-964-5123
Rep. Paul Ryan (Wis.) — The Ways and Means Committee chairman is a co-author of the fast-track bill. 888-909-7926, 202-225-3031, 608-752-4050, 262-637-0510, 262-654-1901
Rep. Matt Salmon (Ariz.) — “There’s so much misinformation,” Salmon told Politico. “Fast track actually sets parameters that we want the president to work under in order to negotiate.” 202-225-2635, 480-699-8239
Rep. Mark Sanford (S.C.) 202-225-3176, 843-352-7572, 843-521-2530
Rep. Steve Scalise (La.) — Scalise is the House majority whip.
Rep. David Schweikert (Ariz.) 202-225-2190, 480-946-2411
Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner (Wis.) 202-225-5101, 262-784-1111
Rep. Pete Sessions (Texas) 888-978-3065, 202-225-2231, 972-392-0505
Rep. John Shimkus (Ill.) 888-995-2065, 202-225-527, 217-446-0664, 618-252-827, 217-347-794, 618-288-7190
Rep. Mike Simpson (Idaho) 888-995-2066, 208-734-721, 208-233-2222, 208-523-6701, 208-334-1953, 202-225-5531
Rep. Adrian Smith (Neb.) — Voted for TPA in the Ways and Means Committee 308-633-6333, 308-384-3900, 202-225-6435
Rep. Jason Smith (Mo.) – Voted for TPA in the Ways and Means Committee. 573-335-0101, 202-225-4404
Rep. Lamar Smith (Texas) — The Wall Street Journal reported Smith will back the legislation. 202-225-4236, 830-896-0154, 210-821-5024, 512-912-750
Rep. Elise Stefanik (N.Y.) 202-225-4611, 518-743-096
Rep. Mac Thornberry (Texas) 202-225-3706, 806-371-8844, 940-692-1700
Rep. Pat Tiberi (Ohio) – Voted for TPA in the Ways and Means Committee. 888-995-2067, 614-523-2555, 614-523-2555, 202-225-5355
Rep. Dave Trott (Mich.) 202-225-8171, 248-528-0711
Rep. David Valadao (Calif.) 202-225-4695, 559-582-5526
Rep. Ann Wagner (Mo.) 202-225-1621, 888-995-5264, 636-779-5449
Rep. Greg Walden (R-Ore.) 888-995-2078, 202-225-6730, 541-776-4646, 541-389-4408, 800-533-3303, 541-624-2400
Rep. Mark Walker (N.C.) 202-225-3065, 336-229-0159
Rep. Mimi Walters (Calif.) 202-225-5611, 949-263-8703
Rep. Roger Williams (Texas) 888-995-6519, 202-225-9896, 512-473-8910, 817-774-2575
Rep. Steve Womack (Ark.) — “Congressman Womack is generally supportive of fair free trade agreements and expanding economic interests abroad so long as safeguards and congressional oversight are in place,” his spokeswoman Claire Burghoff told The City Wire. “He believes that TPA will create new opportunities for U.S. small business and new jobs for Americans and is encouraged by Chairman (Paul) Ryan’s work to ensure Congress maintains an on-off switch.” 202-225-4301, 870-741-6900, 479-464-0446, 479-424-1146
Rep. Rob Woodall (Ga.) 202-225-4272, 770-232-3005
Rep. David Young (Iowa) 202-225-5476, 712-325-1404
Rep. Todd Young (Ind.) – Voted for TPA in the Ways and Means Committee. 888-995-6515, 202-225-5315, 812-288-3999, 812-336-3000
Rep. Lee Zeldin (N.Y.) 202-225-3826, 631-289-1097
REPUBLICANS – NO OR LEANING NO (30)
Rep. Justin Amash (Mich.) — Amash is leaning no. 888-978-3081, 202-225-3831, 616-451-8383
Rep. Lou Barletta (Pa.) — Barletta is leaning no. “There’s a lot of fear that it’ll allow guest workers to come in and take jobs away from Americans,” Barletta he told Politico. “So there’s a lot of questions that the average American has on whether or not these deals are actually good for the American worker or not.” 202-225-6511, 570-751-0050, 717-525-7002, 717-249-019, 570-988-7801
Rep. Dave Brat (Va.) — Brat likened the push for fast track to efforts to pass immigration reform in an interview on The John Fredericks’ Show. “This is one of the key reasons I’m leaning a solid no on TPA and TPP,” he said. “Because if we’re arguing in the best interest of the average American, we should be able to make these arguments in the light of day and debate.” 202-225-2815, 804-747-4073
Rep. Mo Brooks (Ala.) — In a statement, says he’s “not inclined” to vote yes because fast-track could expedite passage of “secretive” Trans-Pacific Partnership, “a trade treaty that is hidden from the public.” 202-225-4801, 256-355-9400, 256-551-0190, 256-381-3450, 256-335-9400
Rep. Ken Buck (Colo.) — Buck is leaning no, according to Roll Call. 202-225-4676, 720-639-9165
Rep. Curt Clawson (Fla.) — Clawson is leaning no. 202-225-2536, 239-573-5837
Rep. Chris Collins (N.Y.) 202-225-5265, 888-995-1986, 716-634-2324, 585-519-4002, 202-225-5265, 202-225-5265
Rep. Mario Díaz-Balart (Fla.) 202-225-4211
Rep. Jeff Duncan (S.C.) — “Supporters of giving Fast Track Authority to the President will argue that the legislation contains safeguards to ensure that the President honors his commitments to Congress,” Duncan wrote in an op-ed for Breitbart. “However, in the past when this President has broken his word and overstepped his authority, when has Congress ever stepped up to stop him?” 202-225-5301, 864-224-7401, 864-681-1028
Rep. John Duncan (Tenn.) 202-225-5435, 865-984-5464, 865-523-3772
Rep. Chris Gibson (N.Y.) — Gibson won’t seek reelection. 202-225-5614, 607-282-4002, 845-514-2322, 518-610-8133, 607-746-9537, 845-747-9261, 845-698-0132
Rep. Duncan Hunter (Calif.) 202-225-5672, 951-216-2111, 619-448-5201, 760-743-3260
Rep. Walter Jones (N.C.) — Jones tweeted that TPA is “about crony capitalism & real conservatives don’t support it.” He voted against all three trade deals in 2011 and fast-track in 2002. 202-225-3415, 252-931-1003, 800-351-1697
Rep. Jim Jordan (Ohio) — The chairman of the conservative House Freedom Caucus is leaning no. 202-225-2676, 419-999-6455
Rep. David Joyce (Ohio) 202-225-5731, 888-995-2072, 440-352-3939, 800-447-0529, 330-425-9291
Rep. John Katko (N.Y.) — “Despite the importance of this agreement, far too little detail has been provided by the president. Under these circumstances, I cannot in good conscience vote for Trade Promotion Authority to fast track this trade deal through Congress and provide broad authority to the president,” said Katko in a statement. 202-225-3701, 315-423-565
Rep. Steve King (Iowa) 202-225-4426, 515-232-2885, 515-573-2738, 641-201-1624, 712-580-7754, 712-224-4692
Rep. Raul Labrador (Idaho) — Labrador is leaning no. 202-225-6611, 888-995-8346, 208-888-3188, 208-743-1388, 208-667-0127
Rep. Frank LoBiondo (N.J.) 202-225-6572, 609-625-500, 888-995-8319, 800-471-4450
Rep. Tom MacArthur (N.J.) — Fast track would “force Congress to vote on [Obama’s] trade agreements without any opportunity to offer suggestions or amendments,” MacArthur wrote in an op-ed for the Burlington County Times. “Over the last seven years, we’ve seen what happens when Obama tries to work alone.” 202-225-4765, 732-569-6495
Rep. Thomas Massie (Ky.) — Massie is leaning no. 202-225-3465, 859-426-0080, 606-324-9898
Rep. David McKinley (W.Va.) 202-225-4172, 304-422-5972, 304-232-3801, 304-284-8506
Rep. Gary Palmer (Ala.) 202-225-4921, 205-968-1290
Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (Fla.) 202-225-3931, 305-668-2285
Rep. Steve Russell (Okla.) — Russell told the Wall Street Journal expanding trade is “not a bad thing,” but says he won’t vote for fast track legislation. 202-225-2132, 405-602-3074
Rep. Chris Smith (N.J.) 888-995-2034, 202-225-3765, 609-585-7878, 732-350-2300, 732-780-3035
Rep. Tim Walberg (Mich.) — Walberg told The Hill he wants changes to prevent Chinese currency manipulation. 202-225-6276, 517-780-9075
Rep. Ted Yoho (Fla.) 202-225-5744, 904-276-9626, 352-505-0838
Rep. Don Young (Alaska) 888-995-2081, 202-225-5765, 907-586-7400, 907-283-7701, 907-456-0210, 907-271-5978
Rep. Ryan Zinke (Mont.) 202-225-3211, 406-969-1736
REPUBLICANS – UNDECIDED OR UNCLEAR (104)
Rep. Robert Aderholt (Ala.) — Voted for fast-track in 2002. Both Alabama GOP senators voted against fast-track in May. 202-225-4876, 256-734-6043, 256-546-0201, 205-221-2310, 256-381-3450
Rep. Rick Allen (Ga.) 202-225-2823, 706-228-1980
Rep. Mark Amodei (Nev.) 888-978-3092, 202-225-6155, 775-777-7705, 775-686-5760
Rep. Brian Babin (Texas) 202-225-1555, 832-780-0966
Rep. Joe Barton (Texas) — Voted for fast-track in 2002. 202-225-2002, 817-543-1000, 972-875-848
Rep. Dan Benishek (Mich.) 888-978-3092, 202-225-4735, 906-828-2114, 906-828-1581, 877-376-5613, 906-273-1661
Rep. Gus Bilirakis (Fla.) 202-225-5755, 813-501-4942, 727-940-5860, 727-232-2921
Rep. Rob Bishop (Utah) — Rejected all three 2011 trade deals. 202-225-0453 ,435-734-2270, 801-625-0107
Rep. Marsha Blackburn (Tenn.) 202-225-2811, 615-591-5161, 931-503-0391, 901-382-5811
Rep. Mike Bost (Ill.) 202-225-5661, 618-233-8026
Rep. Jim Bridenstine (Okla.) 202-225-2211, 918-935-3222
Rep. Susan Brooks (Ind.) 202-225-2276, 888-995-1952, 317-848-0201
Rep. Michael Burgess (Texas) — Burgess in April told The Texas Tribune, “My general feeling is, why would I want to devolve more authority to this president when I’m already concerned he’s taking more than he should?” 202-225-7772, 940-497-5031, 972-434-9700, 972-434-9705
Rep. Bradley Byrne (Ala.) — Both Alabama GOP senators rejected fast-track in May. 202-225-4931, 888-978-3148, 251-989-2664, 251-972-8545
Rep. Ken Calvert (Calif.) — Voted for fast-track in 2002. 202-225-1986, 888-995-1960, 951-277-0042, 951-784-4300, 951-277-0042
Rep. John Carter (Texas) 888-995-1949, 202-225-3864, 512-246-1600, 254-933-1392
Rep. Mike Coffman (Colo.) 202-225-7882, 720-748-7514
Rep. Doug Collins (Ga.) 202-225-9893, 770-297-3388
Rep. Paul Cook (Calif.) 202-225-5861, 888-995-1992, 760-247-1815
Rep. Rick Crawford (Ark.) 202-225-4076, 870-424-2075, 501-843-3043, 870-203-0540
Rep. John Culberson (Texas) — Voted for fast-track in 2002. 202-225-2571,713-682-8828
Rep. Jeff Denham (Calif.) 202-225-4540, 209-579-5458 adr: 4701
Rep. Scott DeJarlais (Tenn.) 202-225-6831, 423-472-7500, 615-896-1986, 931-962-3180, 931-381-9920
Rep. Ron DeSantis (Fla.) — Running for the Senate. 202-225-2706, 904-827-1101, 386-756-9798
Rep. Dan Donovan (N.Y.) 202-225-3371
Rep. Sean Duffy (Wis.) — Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.), Duffy’s Wisconsin colleague, is leading the charge for fast-track. 202-225-3365, 715-298-9344, 888-995-8279, 715-392-3984
Rep. Stephen Fincher (Tenn.) 202-225-471, 731-588-5190, 731-423-4848, 731-285-0910
Rep. Mike Fitzpatrick (Pa.) — Not seeking reelection. 202-225-4276, 215-579-8102
Rep. Chuck Fleischmann (Tenn.) 202-225-3271, 888-995-2036, 865-576-1976, 423-756-234,
Rep. John Fleming (La.) — Fleming is now undecided after previously indicating opposition, according to the Wall Street Journal. 202-225-2777, 337-238-0778, 318-798-2254, 318-549-1712
Rep. Randy Forbes (Va.) — Voted for fast-track in 2002. 202-225-6365, 757-382-0080, 804-318-1363
Rep. Virginia Foxx (N.C.) 202-225-2071, 336-778-0211, 828-265-0240
Rep. Trent Franks (Ariz.) 202-225-4576, 623-776-7911
Rep. Scott Garrett (N.J.) 202-225-4465, 201-444-5454, 973-300-2000
Rep. Louie Gohmert (Texas) 202-225-3035, 936-715-9514, 903-561-634, 903-938-8386, 903-236-859, 936-632-3180
Rep. Paul Gosar (Ariz.) 202-225-2315, 480-882-269,928-445-1683, 520-836-5289
Rep. Trey Gowdy (S.C.) 888-995-1997, 202-225-6030, 864-241-0175, 864-583-3264
Rep. Kay Granger (Texas) — Voted for fast-track in 2002. Granger is pro-trade, but has expressed concern about giving the president more power. 888-995-2016, 202-225-5071, 817-338-0909
Rep. Sam Graves (Mo.) — Voted for fast-track in 2002. 202-225-3901, 225-442-1731
Rep. Tom Graves (Ga.) 202-225-5211, 706-226-5320, 706-290-1776
Rep. Morgan Griffith (Va.) 888-995-2018, 202-225-3861, 276-525-1405, 540-381-5671, 276-525-1405, 540-381-5671
Rep. Brett Guthrie (Ky.) 888-995-2027, 202-225-3501, 270-842-9896, 270-842-9081
Rep. Richard Hanna (N.Y.) 202-225-3665, 888-995-8291, 607-723-0212, 315-724-9740
Rep. Andy Harris (Md.) 202-225-5311, 443-944-8624, 410-643-5425, 410-588-5670
Rep. Vicky Hartzler (Mo.) — “TPA allows Congress to set the parameters of trade negotiations and signals to our negotiating partners that we are serious about reaching a final agreement; and I will only support an agreement that provides for robust Congressional oversight,” said Hartzler in a statement. “The will of the people is protected when Congress gets the final say with an up or down vote.” 202-225-2876, 573-442-9311, 816-884-341, 573-634-4884, 417-532-5582
Rep. Bill Huizenga (Mich.) 888-995-2037, 202-225-4401, 616-570-0917, 616-414-5516
Rep. Randy Hultgren (Ill.) 630-584-2734, 202-225-2976, 630-232-7104
Rep. Robert Hurt (Va.) 888-995-2038, 202-225-4711, 434-791-2596, 434-973-9631, 434-395-0120
Rep. Evan Jenkins (W.Va.) 202-225-3452, 304-522-2201
Rep. Bill Johnson (Ohio) 888-995-2045, 202-225-5705, 740-376-0868, 330-337-6951, 740-432-2366, 740-534-9431
Rep. David Jolly (Fla.) 202-225-5961, 727-392-4100
Rep. Doug LaMalfa (Calif.) 888-995-2075, 202-225-3076, 530-878-5035, 530-534-7100, 530-223-5898
Rep. Doug Lamborn (Colo.) 888-995-2049, 202-225-4422, 719-520-0055
Rep. Bob Latta (Ohio) 202-225-6405, 419-782-1996, 419-354-8700
Rep. Barry Loudermilk (Ga.) 202-225-2931, 770-429-1776
Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer (Mo.) 202-225-2956, 636-327-7055, 573-635-7232, 636-239-2276
Rep. Cynthia Lummis (Wyo.) — Lummis told Roll Call she is undecided. 202-225-2311, 307-772-2595, 307-673-4608, 307-362-4095, 307-261-6595
Rep. Tom Marino (Pa.) 888-995-8331, 202-225-3731, 570-322-3961, 570-374-9469, 570-689-7529, 570-689-6024, 570-689-6024
Rep. Michael McCaul (Texas) 202-225-2401, 888-995-8349, 512-473-2357, 979-830-8497, 281-255-8372
Rep. Mark Meadows (N.C.) 202-225-6401, 828-765-0573, 828-693-5660, 828-426-8701, 828-452-6022
Rep. Candice Miller (Mich.) — Retiring at the end of this Congress. 202-225-2106 , 888-995-2101, 586-997-5010
Rep. Jeff Miller (Fla.) — Voted for fast-track in 2002. 202-225-4136, 850-664-1266, 850-479-1183
Rep. Alex Mooney (W.Va.) 202-225-2711, 304-925-5964
Rep. Mick Mulvaney (S.C.) 202-225-5501, 888-978-3076, 803-327-1114, 864-206-6004, 803-774-0186
Rep. Randy Neugebauer (Texas) 202-225-4005, 325-675-977, 806-763-1611, 432-264-0722
Rep. Rich Nugent (Fla.) 202-225-1002, 352-799-8354, 352-684-4446, 352-341-2354, 352-689-4684, 352-351-1670
Rep. Pete Olson (Texas) 202-225-5951, 281-485-4855, 281-494-2690
Rep. Steven Palazzo (Miss.) 202-225-5772, 228-864-7670, 228-864-7670, 601-582-3246, 228-202-8104
Rep. Steve Pearce (N.M.) 202-225-2365, 855-473-2723, 575-522-0771, 855-473-2723, 855-473-2723
Rep. Scott Perry (Pa.) 202-225-5836, 717-600-1919, 717-338-1919, 717-635-9504
Rep. Robert Pittenger (N.C.) 202-225-1976, 704-696-8188,704-362-1060
Rep. Ted Poe (Texas) 888-995-2127, 202-225-6565, 281-446-0242, 281-446-0242, 866-447-0242, 713-681-8763
Rep. Bruce Poliquin (Maine) — Will face a competitive reelection race. His colleague, Rep. Chellie Pingree (D-Maine), opposes fast-track. Maine Sens. Susan Collins (R) and Angus King (I) also voted against fast-track in the Senate. 202-225-6306, 207-942-0583
Rep. Bill Posey (Fla.) 202-225-3671, 321-632-1776
Rep. John Ratcliffe (Texas) 202-225-6673, 972-771-0100
Rep. Scott Rigell (Va.) 888-995-2062, 202-225-4215, 757-687-8290, 757-789-5172
Rep. Tom Rice (S.C.) 202-225-9895, 843-679-9781, 843-445-6459
Rep. Martha Roby (Ala.) — Both Alabama GOP senators rejected fast-track in May. 202-225-2901, 334-277-9113, 334-794-9680, 334-428-1129
Rep. Phil Roe (Tenn.) 202-225-6356, 423-254-1400, 423-247-8161
Rep. Hal Rogers (Ky.) — Voted for fast-track in 2002. 888-995-5462, 606-679-8346, 202-225-4601, 606-439-0794, 606-886-0844, 800-632-8588, 606-679-8346
Rep. Mike Rogers (Ala.) — Both Alabama GOP senators rejected fast-track in May. 202-225-3261, 334-745-6221, 256-236-5655, 256-237-9203, 334-277-4210
Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (Calif.) — Voted against fast-track in 2002. 202-225-2415, 714-960-6483
Rep. Tom Rooney (Fla.) 202-225-5792, 813-677-8646 , 941-575-9101, 863-402-9082
Rep. Dennis Ross (Fla.) 202-225-1252, 863-644-8215
Rep. Keith Rothfus (Pa.) 202-225-2065, 412-837-1361, 814-619-3659, 724-359-1626
Rep. Austin Scott (Ga.) 202-225-6531, 229-396-5175, 478-971-177
Rep. Bill Shuster (Pa.) — Voted for fast-track in 2002. 202-225-2431, 800-854-3035, 814-696-6318, 717-264-8308, 724-463-0516
Rep. Chris Stewart (Utah) 202-225-9730, 801-364-5550, 435-627-1500
Rep. Steve Stivers (Ohio) 202-225-2015, 614-771-4968, 740-654-2654, 937-283-7049
Rep. Marlin Stutzman (Ind.) — Running for the Senate. 202-225-4436, 574-269-1940, 260-424-3041
Rep. Glenn Thompson (Pa.) 888-995-2069, 202-225-5121, 814-353-0215, 814-827-3985
Rep. Scott Tipton (Colo.) 202-225-4761, 970-712-4604, 970-241-2499, 719-587-5105, 970-259-1490, 719-542-1073
Rep. Michael Turner (Ohio) 888-995-5451, 202-225-6465, 937-225-2843
Rep. Fred Upton (Mich.) — Voted for fast-track in 2002. 888-995-2073, 202-225-3761, 269-385-0039, 269-982-1986
Rep. Jackie Walorski (Ind.) 888-995-2079, 202-225-3915, 574-204-2645
Rep. Randy Weber (Texas) 202-225-2831, 281-316-0231, 409-835-0108, 979-285-0231
Rep. Daniel Webster (Fla.) 888-995-1974, 202-225-2176, 407-654-5705
Rep. Brad Wenstrup (Ohio) 202-225-3164, 513-474-7777
Rep. Bruce Westerman (Ark.) 202-225-3772, 501-609-9796
Rep. Lynn Westmoreland (Ga.) 202-225-5901, 770-683-2033
Rep. Ed Whitfield (Ky.) — Whitfield voted for fast track in 2002. 202-225-3115, 270-885-8079, 270-826-4180, 270-487-9509, 270-442-6901
Rep. Joe Wilson (S.C.) — Voted against fast-track in 2002. 202-225-2452, 803-642-6416, 803-939-0041
Rep. Rob Wittman (Va.) 202-225-4261, 540-548-1086, 757-874-6687, 804-443-0668
Rep. Kevin Yoder (Kan.) 202-225-2865, 913-621-0832
DEMOCRATS – YES OR LEANING YES (19)
Rep. Brad Ashford (Neb.) — Signed a letter in April signaling support for fast-track; GOP targeting him in 2016. 202-225-4155, 402-916-5678
Rep. Ami Bera (Calif.) — “With more than 95 percent of the world’s population outside the United States, economic growth and jobs for the region and America will increasingly depend on expanding U.S. trade and investment opportunities in the global marketplace,” Bera wrote in an op-ed. Bera facing a challenging reelection race. 202-225-5716, 916-635-0505, 916-635-0505
Rep. Don Beyer (Va.) — “I look forward to standing with our President, and for aggressive job creation and economic growth, in voting for trade promotion authority, the next step toward expanded trade for America,” Beyer said in a statement. 202-225-4376, 703-658-5403
Rep. Earl Blumenauer (Ore.) — Supports fast-track. 202-225-4811, 503-231-2300
Rep. Suzanne Bonamici (Ore.) — Bonamici’s district includes the headquarters of Nike, where President Obama delivered a speech urging support for the trade bill. 202-225-0855, 503-469-601
Rep. Gerry Connolly (Va.) — Signed a letter in April signaling support for fast-track. 202-225-1492, 703-670-4989, 703-256-3071
Rep. Suzan DelBene (Wash.) — DelBene’s office says she’ll be voting “yes.” 202-225-6311, 425-485-0085
Rep. Henry Cuellar (Texas) — Supports fast-track. 202-225-1640, 956-725-0639, 956-487-5603, 210-271-2851, 956-424-3942
Rep. John Delaney (Md.) — Supports fast-track. 202-225-2721, 301-733-2900, 301-926-0300
Rep. Jim Himes (Conn.) — Supports fast-track. 202-225-5541, 866-453-0028
Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson (Texas) — “As we negotiate two of the largest trade deals in our history, we must consider the positive impact that international trade has on our state economy, as well as on our national economy and the global economy,” she wrote in an op-ed in the North Dallas Gazette. 202-225-8885, 214-922-8885
Rep. Derek Kilmer (Wash.) — Supports fast-track. 202-225-5916, 360-373-9725, 253-272-3515
Rep. Ron Kind (Wis.) — Supports fast-track. 202-225-5506, 608-782-2558, 715-831-9214
Rep. Rick Larsen (Wash.) — “I believe presidents should have the authority to negotiate trade agreements based on Congressional direction,” said Larsen in a statement. 202-225-2605, 360-733-4500, 425-252-3188, 800-562-1385
Rep. Gregory Meeks (N.Y.) — Supports fast-track. 202-225-3461, 347-230-4032, 718-725-6000
Rep. Jared Polis (Colo.) — Supports fast-track. 202-225-2161,970-226-1239 , 303-484-9596, 970-668-3240
Rep. Mike Quigley (Ill.) — Supports fast-track. 202-225-4061, 773-267-5926
Rep. Kurt Schrader (Ore.) — Supports fast-track. 202-225-5711, 503-557-1324, 503-588-9100
Rep. Kathleen Rice (N.Y.) — Wrote in an op-ed in The Hill that Obama “has made a compelling case.” 202-225-5516, 516-739-3008
DEMOCRATS – NO OR LEANING NO (130) didn’t do
DEMOCRATS – UNDECIDED OR UNCLEAR (39)
Rep. Alma Adams (N.C.) 704-344-9950, 919-733-5902
Rep. Karen Bass (Calif.) 202-225-7084, 323-965-1422
Rep. Joyce Beatty (Ohio) 202-225-4324, 614-220-0003
Rep. Julia Brownley (Calif.) 202-225-5811, 805-379-1779
Rep. Lois Capps (Calif.) — Capps is not seeking reelection. 202-225-3601, 805-730-1710, 805-546-8348
Rep. Tony Cardenas (Calif.) 202-225-6131, 818-781-7407, 818-504-0090
Rep. Kathy Castor (Fla.) — Castor backed trio of trade deals with South Korea, Panama and Colombia in 2011. 202-225-3376, 813-871-2817
Rep. Joaquin Castro (Texas) — Some have speculated Castro could be Hillary Clinton’s running mate in 2016. 02-225-3236, 210-348-8216
Rep. James Clyburn (S.C.) — Clyburn is the No. 3-ranked House Democrat and influential lawmaker in the Congressional Black Caucus. 803-854-4700, 843-355-1211, 803-799-1100
Rep. Steve Cohen (Tenn.) 202-225-3265, 901-544-4131
Rep. Jim Cooper (Tenn.) — Cooper signed a letter offering support for fast-track but has yet to endorse the deal. 202-225-4311, 615-736-5295
Rep. Jim Costa (Calif.) — “If the Senate votes out a package this week, I hope we’ll have an opportunity to look at that, and, yes, I would like to be in a position to vote for it,” he told Politico in an interview in May, but has since expressed reservations. 202-225-3341, 888-995-6512, 559-495-1620
Rep. Susan Davis (Calif.) — Voted for fast-track in 2002. 202-225-2040, 619-280-5353
Rep. Anna Eshoo (Calif.) — Ally of House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) who backed two of the three trade deals in 2011. 202-225-8104, 650-323-2984
Rep. Sam Farr (Calif.) — Voted for two of the three 2011 trade deals. Obama has contacted Farr, according to Politico. 202-225-2861, 831-424-2229, 831-429-1976
Rep. Bill Foster (Ill.) 202-225-3515, 630-585-7672
Rep. Al Green (Texas) 202-225-7508, 713-383-9234
Rep. Denny Heck (Wash.) 202-225-9740, 360-459-8514
Rep. Rubén Hinojosa (Texas) — Voted for fast-track in 2002 and supported two of the three trade deals passed in 2011. 202-225-2531, 956-682-5545, 830-401-0457
Rep. Steny Hoyer (Md.) — “I’ve not yet made a decision on what I’m going to do. There’s still a bit of time to go and developments to occur,” the House minority whip told Politico. Hoyer backed all three trade deals in 2011, but opposed fast-track in 2002. 202-225-4131, 301-474-0119, 301-843-1577
Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (Texas) 202-225-3816, 713-655-0050, 713-861-4070, 713-691-4882, 713-227-7740
Rep. Robin Kelly (Ill.) 202-225-0773, 708-679-0078
Rep. Zoe Lofgren (Calif.) — Lofgren told The Hill she is “still looking at” the emerging TPP agreement. “It’s so secret that I have not yet been able to read it all. You go down to the basement, it’s only opened occasionally,” she said. “So it takes a long time. I mean, I went through a quarter of a section and it took me two hours. And so I’m not going to vote for something I haven’t read. … If I can’t read it, I can’t vote for it. But I’m trying to get it read.” 202-225-3072, 408-271-8700
Rep. Doris Matsui (Calif.) 202-225-7163, 916-498-5600
Rep. Seth Moulton (Mass.) — Every other member of the Massachusetts congressional delegation is against fast-track. Moulton defeated then-Rep. John Tierney (D-Mass.) in the primary last year.202-225-8020, 978-531-1669
Rep. Beto O’Rourke (Texas) — Obama wants his vote. The president was recently interviewed on trade in O’Rourke’s district. Meanwhile, anti-fast-track activists have also targeted O’Rourke. 202-225-4831, 915-541-1400
Rep. Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) — The House minority leader not taken a public position though some of her close allies are firmly against fast-track. She said that Republicans need to come up with 200 votes for fast-track. 202-225-4965, 415-556-4862
Rep. Ed Perlmutter (Colo.) 202-225-2645, 303-274-7944
Rep. Scott Peters (Calif.) — Labor groups threatened to spend $1 million against Peters’ reelection bid if the swing-district Democrat votes for the trade bill, Politico reported. Peters is a top GOP target in 2016. 202-225-0508, 858-455-5550
Rep. Collin Peterson (Minn.) — Centrist Democrat backed two of the three trade deals in 2011. 202-225-2165, 507-537-2299, 218-253-4356, 218-847-5056, 320-235-1061
Rep. David Price (N.C.) — “I’m genuinely conflicted,” Price told The Hill. Obama has reached out to Price. 202-225-1784, 919-967-7924, 919-859-5999, 910-339-9798
Rep. Terri Sewell (Ala.) — Supported two of the three trade deals in 2011. Sewell is seeking provisions to protect steel workers. 202-225-2665, 205-254-1960, 202-254-1960, 334-877-4414, 334-287-0860, 334-683-2157, 205-652-5834, 334-262-1919
Rep. Kyrsten Sinema (Ariz.) 202-225-9888, 602-956-2285
Rep. Adam Smith (Wash.) — Voted for all three trade deals in 2011 and supported fast-track bill in 2002. 202-225-8901, 425-793-5180
Rep. Marc Veasey (Texas) 202-225-9897, 817-920-9086, 214-741-1387
Rep. Pete Visclosky (Ind.) 202-225-2461, 888-423-7383, 219-795-1844
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (Fla.) — DNC chairwoman voted for all three 2011 trade deals. 202-225-7931, 305-936-5724, 954-437-3936
Rep. Maxine Waters (Calif.) 202-225-2201, 323-757-8900
Rep. Frederica Wilson (Fla.) 202-225-4506, 305-690-5905
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June 10th, 2015 @ 3:00 pm
Well, how about this:…
I posted that Rod Blum is going to vote No!
Then, as I scroll down, I see where he is going to vote Yes!
I will contact him to ask him to vote No! And he’s a conservative!!!
June 10th, 2015 @ 3:15 pm
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June 10th, 2015 @ 3:50 pm
Check out this site:…
this is not good!
https://americanactionnews.com/articles/find-out-how-obama-s-secret-trade-deal-will-affect-immigration
I’m hoping that the (R)’s in the House will read this and vote NO! on Friday?!
June 10th, 2015 @ 4:18 pm
Well, this is also relevent, too:…
Check this out:…
https://teapartypolitics.com/u-s-dollar-substitute-to-go-public-in-october/
House: don’t vote for the TPP!!!!
June 10th, 2015 @ 8:01 pm
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June 10th, 2015 @ 8:14 pm
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June 11th, 2015 @ 7:29 am
Trade Promotion Authority will fast track Trade and Services Agreement, the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership
“I want to tell the Representative to vote No on TPA, and all secretive bills. Secrecy is how Facists govern. Pushing this thru without sufficient time for review and handing more Congressional power over to the President is criminal. The 3 trade agreements will cause a huge loss of jobs, and increase our trade deficit, like NAFTA did. It is not just a Trade Treaty, it is a “Pacific Union”, like the European Union. It will expand immigration – we already can’t absorb the millions flowing thru our open borders. We will have to change our Visa processing laws, losing screening capabilities, letting more terrorists in.
It will allow private multinational corporations to challenge our consumer protections such as country of origin on meat labels, affect the cost of drugs, clean food imports, environmental regulations, all because the corporations will lose profits, no matter the effect on this country. It is treason. Vote no on TPA.”
June 11th, 2015 @ 9:32 am
***It will allow private multinational corporations to challenge our consumer protections such as country of origin on meat labels,***
I am not sure TPA, TPP or TTIP will matter much in this regard. Orly posted this link elsewhere.
https://apnews.myway.com/article/20150611/us-congress-meat-labeling-11265046c4.html
House votes to repeal country-of-origin labeling on meat
Under threat of trade retaliation from Canada and Mexico, the House has voted to to repeal a law requiring country-of-origin labels on packages of beef, pork and poultry.
The World Trade Organization rejected a U.S. appeal last month, ruling the labels that say where animals were born, raised and slaughtered are discriminatory against the two U.S. border countries. Both have said they plan to ask the WTO for permission to impose billions of dollars in tariffs on American goods.
The House voted 300-131 to repeal labels that tell consumers what countries the meat is from — for example, “born in Canada, raised and slaughtered in the United States” or “born, raised and slaughtered in the United States.”
The WTO ruled against the labels last year. The Obama administration has already revised the labels once to try to comply with previous WTO rulings. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack has said it’s up to Congress to change the law to avoid retaliation from the two countries.
The law was initially written at the behest of northern U.S. ranchers who compete with the Canadian cattle industry. It also was backed by consumer advocates who say it helps shoppers know where their food comes from. Supporters have called on the U.S. government to negotiate with Canada and Mexico to find labels acceptable to all countries.
Rep. Marcy Kaptur, D-Ohio, said repeal would be premature, adding, “Our people deserve a right to know where their food is produced and where it comes from.”
Meat processors who buy animals from abroad as well as many others in the U.S. meat industry have called for a repeal of the law they have fought for years, including unsuccessfully in federal court. They say it’s burdensome and costly for producers and retailers.
House Agriculture Committee Chairman Mike Conaway, R-Texas, has long backed the meat industry’s call for repeal.
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House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, said after the vote that the last thing American farmers need “is for Congress to sit idly by as international bureaucrats seek to punish them through retaliatory trade policies that could devastate agriculture as well as other industries.”
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The two countries have said that if they are allowed by the WTO, they may impose retaliatory measures such as tariffs against a variety of U.S. imports. Their list includes food items like beef, pork, cheese, corn, cherries, maple syrup, chocolate and pasta, plus non-agricultural goods such as mattresses, wooden furniture and jewelry. The retaliatory measures could total more than $3 billion, the countries said.
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After the House vote, Roberts said repeal “remains the surest way to protect the American economy” from retaliatory tariffs.
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*** affect the cost of drugs, clean food imports, environmental regulations, all because the corporations will lose profits, no matter the effect on this country.***?