Votes on Policy Area agriculture and food by Representative delaney voting yay

YearNumQuestion/Description delaney Date
2018 434 On Agreeing to the Conference Report Agriculture and Nutrition Act of 2018
  1. HR 2
12-Dec-2018
2018 336 On Motion to Instruct Conferees Agriculture and Nutrition Act of 2018
  1. HR 2
18-Jul-2018
2018 204 On Motion to Recommit with Instructions Agriculture and Nutrition Act of 2018
  1. HR 2
18-May-2018
2018 202 On Agreeing to the Amendment HAMDT 630 Roskam of Illinois Amendment No. 28 ; An amendment numbered 28 printed in House Report 115-679 to strengthen prohibitions against animal fighting by ensuring the law applies to all US territories. ; Amendment strengthens prohibitions against animal fighting by ensuring the law applies to all US territories.
  1. HAMDT 630
  2. HR 2
18-May-2018
2018 193 On Agreeing to the Amendment HAMDT 605 Foxx of North Carolina Amendment No. 1 ; An amendment numbered 1 printed in House Report 115-679 to modernize and reform the sugar program by removing barriers to domestic production and implementing market reforms. ; Amendment sought to modernize and reform the sugar program by removing barriers to domestic production and implementing market reforms.
  1. HAMDT 605
  2. HR 2
17-May-2018
2017 591 On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass South Carolina Peanut Parity Act of 2017
  1. HR 2521
31-Oct-2017
2016 466 On Motion to Concur in the Senate Amendment to the House Amendment An Act to reauthorize and amend the National Sea Grant College Program Act, and for other purposes
  1. S 764
14-Jul-2016
2016 153 On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass Jeannette Rankin--Women and Minorities in STEM Fields Program, 100 Years of Women in Congress Act
  1. HR 4570
18-Apr-2016
2015 463 On agreeing to the Polis of Colorado Amendment to the title HAMDT 682 Safe and Accurate Food Labeling Act of 2015 ; Amendment sought to change the title of the bill.
  1. HAMDT 682
  2. HR 1599
23-Jul-2015
2015 461 On Agreeing to the Amendment HAMDT 680 DeLauro of Connecticut Part B Amendment No. 3 ; ; Amendment sought to prohibit the use of the term "natural" on food when a food consists of a genetically engineered plant.
  1. HAMDT 680
  2. HR 1599
23-Jul-2015
2015 460 On Agreeing to the Amendment HAMDT 679 Huffman of California Part B Amendment No. 2 ; ; Amendment sought to ensure tribal sovereignty with respect to prohibiting or restricting the cultivation of genetically engineered plants on tribal lands.
  1. HAMDT 679
  2. HR 1599
23-Jul-2015
2014 31 On Agreeing to the Conference Report To provide for the reform and continuation of agricultural and other programs of the Department of Agriculture through fiscal year 2018, and for other purposes
  1. HR 2642
29-Jan-2014
2013 546 On Motion to Instruct Conferees Federal Agriculture Reform and Risk Management Act
  1. HR 2642
12-Oct-2013
2013 475 On Motion to Recommit with Instructions Nutrition Reform and Work Opportunity Act
  1. HR 3102
19-Sep-2013
2013 352 On Motion to Recommit with Instructions Federal Agriculture Reform and Risk Management Act
  1. HR 2642
11-Jul-2013
2013 285 On Motion to Recommit with Instructions Federal Agriculture Reform and Risk Management Act
  1. HR 1947
20-Jun-2013
2013 282 On Agreeing to the Amendment HAMDT 229 Fortenberry of Nebraska Part B Amendment No. 100 ; An amendment numbered 100 printed in Part B of House Report 113-117 to reduce farm program payment limits, capping commodity payments at $250,000 per year for any one farm. The legislation also closes loopholes in current law to ensure payments reach working farmers, their intended recipients. ; Amendment reduces farm program payment limits, capping commodity payments at $250,000 per year for any one farm. Amendment also closes loopholes in current law to ensure that payments reach working farmers, their intended recipients.
  1. HAMDT 229
  2. HR 1947
20-Jun-2013
2013 281 On Agreeing to the Amendment HAMDT 227 Pitts of Pennsylvania Part B Amendment No. 98 ; An amendment numbered 98 printed in Part B of House Report 113-117 to reform the Federal sugar program. ; Amendment sought to reform the Federal sugar program.
  1. HAMDT 227
  2. HR 1947
20-Jun-2013
2013 280 On Agreeing to the Amendment HAMDT 219 Walberg of Michigan Part B Amendment No. 50 ; An amendment No. 50 printed in Part B of House Report 113-117 to strike the addition of "natural stone" to the list of commodity products that can petition the USDA for the issuance of a promotion and research center. ; Amendment strikes the addition of "natural stone" to the list of commodity products that can petition the USDA for the issuance of a promotion and research order.
  1. HAMDT 219
  2. HR 1947
20-Jun-2013
2013 279 On Agreeing to the Amendment HAMDT 218 Radel of Florida Part B Amendment No. 49 ; An amendment No. 49 printed in Part B of House Report 113-117 to repeal the National Sheep Industry Improvement Center. ; Amendment repeals the National Sheep Industry Improvement Center.
  1. HAMDT 218
  2. HR 1947
20-Jun-2013
2013 276 On Agreeing to the Amendment HAMDT 216 Kind of Wisconsin Part B Amendment No. 47 ; An amendment No. 47 printed in Part B of House Report 113-117 to limit premium subsidies to those producers wth an AGI under $250,000 and limits per person premium subsidies to $50,000 and caps crop insurance providers' reimbursement of administrative and operating at $900 million and reduces their rate of return to 12%. ; Amendment sought to limit premium subsidies to those producers wth an AGI under $250,000, limit per person premium subsidies to $50,000 and cap crop insurance providers' reimbursement of administrative and operating at $900 million and reduce their rate of return to 12%.
  1. HAMDT 216
  2. HR 1947
20-Jun-2013
2013 275 On Agreeing to the Amendment HAMDT 215 Courtney of Connecticut Part B Amendment No. 46 ; An amendment No. 46 printed in Part B of House Report 113-117 to add farmed shellfish to the list of specialty crops listed in Section 3 of the Specialty Crops Competitiveness Act of 2004 which would allow these products to be eligible for USDA marketing and research assistance. ; Amendment sought to add farmed shellfish to the list of specialty crops listed in Section 3 of the Specialty Crops Competitiveness Act of 2004 which would have allowed these products to be eligible for USDA marketing and research assistance.
  1. HAMDT 215
  2. HR 1947
20-Jun-2013
2013 274 On Agreeing to the Amendment HAMDT 214 Walorski of Indiana Part B Amendment No. 45 ; An amendment No. 45 printed in Part B of House Report 113-117 to continue the prohibition on the Christmas tree tax by striking the section of the bill that lifts the stay on the tax. ; Amendment sought to continue the prohibition on the Christmas tree tax by striking the section of the bill that lifts the stay on the tax.
  1. HAMDT 214
  2. HR 1947
20-Jun-2013
2013 273 On Agreeing to the Amendment HAMDT 213 Gibson of New York Part B Amendment No. 44 ; An amendment No. 44 printed in Part B of House Report 113-117 to strike the olive oil import restriction contained in Section 10010 of the bill. ; Amendment strikes the olive oil import restriction contained in Section 10010 of the bill.
  1. HAMDT 213
  2. HR 1947
20-Jun-2013
2013 270 On Agreeing to the Amendment HAMDT 209 Garamendi of California Part B Amendment No. 38 ; An amendment No. 38 printed in Part B of House Report 113-117 to modify the Forest Legacy program to allow qualified third party, non-governmental entities to hold the conservation easements financed with Forest Legacy revenue. ; Amendment sought to modify the Forest Legacy program to allow qualified third party, non-governmental entities to hold the conservation easements financed with Forest Legacy revenue.
  1. HAMDT 209
  2. HR 1947
20-Jun-2013
2013 269 On Agreeing to the Amendment HAMDT 208 Polis of Colorado Part B Amendment No. 37 ; An amendment No. 37 printed in part B of House Report 113-117 to allow institutions of higher education to grow or cultivate industrial hemp for the purpose of agricultural or academic research. The amendment would only apply to states that already permit industrial hemp growth and cultivation under state law. ; Amendment allows institutions of higher education to grow or cultivate industrial hemp for the purpose of agricultural or academic research. Amendment applies only to states that already permit industrial hemp growth and cultivation under state law.
  1. HAMDT 208
  2. HR 1947
20-Jun-2013
2013 268 On Agreeing to the Amendment HAMDT 204 Tierney of Massachusetts Part B Amendment No. 32 ; An amendment numbered 32 printed in Part B of House Report 113-117 to allow commercial fishermen to be eligible recipients of the Emergency Disaster Loan program. ; Amendment sought to allow commercial fishermen to be eligible recipients of the Emergency Disaster Loan program.
  1. HAMDT 204
  2. HR 1947
20-Jun-2013
2013 262 On Agreeing to the Amendment HAMDT 190 Royce of California Part B Amendment No. 15 ; An amendment numbered 15 printed in Part B of House Report 113-117 to reform U.S. international food aid to allow for not more than 45 percent of authorized funds to be used for assistance other than U.S. agricultural commodities, yielding $215 million in annual efficiency savings, enabling the U.S. to reach an additional 4 million disaster victims. Curtails practice of `monetization' which, according to the GAO, is inefficient and led to a loss of $219 million over three years. Reductions in mandatory spending result in $150 million in deficit reduction over the life of the bill. ; Amendment sought to reform U.S. international food aid to allow for not more than 45 percent of authorized funds to be used for assistance other than U.S. agricultural commodities.
  1. HAMDT 190
  2. HR 1947
19-Jun-2013
2013 261 On Agreeing to the Amendment HAMDT 189 Kaptur of Ohio Part B Amendment No. 14 ; An amendment numbered 14 printed in Part B of House Report 113-117 to improve federal coordination in addressing the documented decline of managed and native pollinators and promotes the long-term viability of honey bee, wild bees, and other beneficial insects in agriculture. ; Amendment improves federal coordination in addressing the documented decline of managed and native pollinators and promotes the long-term viability of honey bee, wild bees, and other beneficial insects in agriculture.
  1. HAMDT 189
  2. HR 1947
19-Jun-2013
2013 260 On Agreeing to the Amendment HAMDT 185 Blumenauer of Oregon Part B Amendment No. 9 ; An amendment numbered 9 printed in Part B of House Report 113-117 to reform the Environmental Quality Incentives Program to increase access for farmers, and eliminate payments to projects that do not show strong conservation benefits. ; Amendment sought to reform the Environmental Quality Incentives Program to increase access for farmers, and eliminate payments to projects that do not show strong conservation benefits.
  1. HAMDT 185
  2. HR 1947
19-Jun-2013
2013 259 On Agreeing to the Amendment HAMDT 184 Blumenauer of Oregon Part B Amendment No. 8 ; An amendment numbered 8 printed in Part B of House Report 113-117 to require that twenty percent of the acreage enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program be set aside for the Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program and the Continuous Conservation Reserve Program, which allows states to target high priority and environmentally sensitive land, and to continuously re-enroll that land in CRP. ; Amendment sought to require that twenty percent of the acreage enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program be set aside for the Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program and the Continuous Conservation Reserve Program, which allows states to target high priority and environmentally sensitive land, and to continuously re-enroll that land in CRP.
  1. HAMDT 184
  2. HR 1947
19-Jun-2013
2013 257 On Agreeing to the Amendment HAMDT 179 Foxx of North Carolina Part B Amendment No. 3 ; An amendment numbered 3 printed in Part B of House Report 113-117 to cap spending on the Farm Risk Management Election program at 110% of CBO-predicted levels for the first five (5) years in which payments are disbursed (FY 2016-2020). ; Amendment caps spending on the Farm Risk Management Election program at 110% of CBO-predicted levels for the first five (5) years in which payments are disbursed (FY 2016-2020).
  1. HAMDT 179
  2. HR 1947
19-Jun-2013
2013 256 On Agreeing to the Amendment HAMDT 176 McGovern of Massachusetts Part B Amendment No. 1 ; An amendment numbered 1 printed in Part B of House Report 113-117 to restore the $20.5 billion cuts in SNAP by offsetting the Farm Risk Management Election Program and the Supplemental Coverage Option. ; Amendment sought to restore the $20.5 billion cuts in SNAP by offsetting the Farm Risk Management Election Program and the Supplemental Coverage Option.
  1. HAMDT 176
  2. HR 1947
19-Jun-2013