Who voted NO on the House Health Care Bill?

Thirty-nine Democrats and all but one Republican member of the House of Representatives voted NO in the historic November 7, 2009 vote on the Affordable Health Care for America Act, H.R. 3962.

The landmark legislation, which is the culmination of a drive that started with President Theordore Roosevelt almost 100 years ago, passed by a margin of 220 to 215. Health care reform has been supported by every Democratic president since President Franklin D. Roosevelt, and by a majority of American people.

• John Adler, New Jersey since 2009

• Jason Altmire, Pennsylvania since 2007

• Brian Baird, Washington since 1999

• John Barrow, Georgia since 2005- Blue Dog Democrat

• John Boccieri, Ohio since 2009

• Dan Boren, Oklahoma since 2005- Blue Dog Democrat

• Rick Boucher, Virginia since 1983

• Allen Boyd, Florida since 1997 - Blue Dog Democrat

• Bobby Bright, Alabama since 2009 - Blue Dog Democrat

• Ben Chandler, Kentucky since 2004 - Blue Dog Democrat

• Travis Childers, Mississippi since 2008 - Blue Dog Democrat

• Artur Davis, Alabama since 2003

• Lincoln Davis, Tennessee since 2003 - Blue Dog Democrat

• Chet Edwards, Texas since 2005

• Bart Gordon, Tennessee since 1985 - Blue Dog Democrat

• Parker Griffith, Alabama since 2009- Blue Dog Democrat

• Stephanie Herseth Sandlin, South Dakota since 2004 - Blue Dog Democrat

• Tim Holden, Pennsylvania since 1993 - Blue Dog Democrat

• Larry Kissell, North Carolina since 2009

• Suzanne Kosmas, Florida since 2009

• Frank Kratovil, Maryland since 2009 - Blue Dog Democrat

• Dennis Kucinich - Ohio since 1997

• Jim Marshall, Georgia since 2003 - Blue Dog Democrat

• Betsy Markey, Colorado since 2009

• Eric Massa, New York since 2009

• Jim Matheson, Utah since 2001 - Blue Dog Democrat

• Mike McIntyre, North Carolina since 1997

• Michael McMahon, New York since 2009

• Charlie Melancon, Louisiana since 2005 - Blue Dog Democrat

• Walt Minnick, Idaho since 2009- Blue Dog Democrat

• Scott Murphy, New York since 2009

• Glenn Nye, Virginia since 2009 - Blue Dog Democrat

• Collin Peterson, Minnesota since 1991 - Blue Dog Democrat

• Mike Ross, Arkansas since 2001 - Blue Dog Democrat

• Heath Shuler, North Carolina since 2007 - Blue Dog Democrat

• Ike Skelton - Missouri since 1977

• John Tanner, Tennessee since 1989 - Blue Dog Democrat

• Gene Taylor, Mississippi since 1989 - Blue Dog Democrat

• Harry Teague - New Mexico since 2009