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• 2012: Sen. Johnson Voted With The AFP Position To Oppose “A Bill To Reauthorize Agricultural Programs
Through 2017.” According to AFP’s 2011-2012 Scorecard, Senator Ron Johnson supported the AFP position by
voting no on Senate Vote #164, S. 3240 “a bill to reauthorize agricultural programs through 2017.” [AFP Scorecard,
Accessed 1/26/16]
• 2012: Sen. Johnson Voted With The AFP Position To Support Amending The National Labor Relations Act,
A Fundamental Labor Law That Protects Workers’ Rights To Organize In Unions And Engage In
Collective Bargaining. According to AFP’s 2011-2012 Scorecard, Senator Ron Johnson supported the AFP position
by voting yes on Senate Vote #163, Rubio Amdt. No. 2166 to the National Labor Relations Act a fundamental labor
law which protects workers’ rights to organize in unions and engage in collective bargaining. [AFP Scorecard,
Accessed 1/26/16]
• 2012: Sen. Johnson Voted With The AFP Position To Support Recommitting The Bill “To The Agriculture
Committee With Instructions To Separate Title IV—The Title Dealing With Food Stamps (SNAP) And
Other Nutrition—To Consider Separately.” According to AFP’s 2011-2012 Scorecard, Senator Ron Johnson
supported the AFP position by voting yes on Senate Vote #153, recommitting S. 3240 “to the Agriculture Committee
with instructions to separate Title IV—the title dealing with food stamps (SNAP) and other nutrition—to consider
separately.” [AFP Scorecard, Accessed 1/26/16]
• 2012: Sen. Johnson Voted With The AFP Position To Slash Spending Back To Fiscal Year 2008 Levels.
According to AFP’s 2011-2012 Scorecard, Senator Ron Johnson supported the AFP position by voting yes on Senate
Vote #152, S. 3240 “to recommit to reduce spending back to fiscal year 2008 levels.” [AFP Scorecard, Accessed
1/26/16]
• 2012: Sen. Johnson Voted With The AFP Position To Support Eliminating “Biorefinery, Renewable
Chemical, And Biobased Product Manufacturing Assistance.” According to AFP’s 2011-2012 Scorecard,
Senator Ron Johnson supported the AFP position by voting yes on Senate Vote #150, S.Amdt. 2226 to S. 3240
eliminating “biorefinery, renewable chemical, and biobased product manufacturing assistance.” [AFP Scorecard,
Accessed 1/26/16]
• 2012: Sen. Johnson Voted With The AFP Position To Support “Disapproving Of EPA Rules Relating To
Emission Standards For Certain Steam Generating Units.” According to AFP’s 2011-2012 Scorecard, Senator
Ron Johnson supported the AFP position by voting yes on Senate Vote #139, S. J. Res. 37, “disapproving of EPA
rules relating to emission standards for certain steam generating units.” [AFP Scorecard, Accessed 1/26/16]
• 2012: Sen. Johnson Voted With The AFP Position To Support Paul Ryan’s “Resolution Setting Forth The
Congressional Budget For The United States Government For Fiscal Year 2013, And Setting Forth The
Appropriate Budgetary Levels For Fiscal Years 2014 Through 2022.” According to AFP’s 2011-2012 Scorecard,
Senator Ron Johnson supported the AFP position by voting yes on Senate Vote # 99, S. Con. Res. 37, “A concurrent
resolution setting forth the congressional budget for the United States Government for fiscal year 2013, and setting
forth the appropriate budgetary levels for fiscal years 2014 through 2022.” [AFP Scorecard, Accessed 1/26/16]
• 2012: Sen. Johnson Voted With The AFP Position To Support A Joint Resolution That Would Overturn The
National Labor Relations Board’s “Representation Case Procedures” Rule, Which Reformed Private Sector
Union Elections. According to AFP’s 2011-2012 Scorecard, Senator Ron Johnson supported the AFP position by
voting yes on Senate Vote #68, S. J. Res. 36, “A joint resolution providing for congressional disapproval under
chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule submitted by the National Labor Relations Board relating to
representation election procedures.” [AFP Scorecard, Accessed 1/26/16]
• 2012: Sen. Johnson Voted With The AFP Position To Oppose Reauthorizing “Federal-Aid Highway
Construction Programs.” According to AFP’s 2011-2012 Scorecard, Senator Ron Johnson supported the AFP
position by voting no on Senate Vote #48, S. 1813, reauthorizing “federal-aid highway construction programs.” [AFP
Scorecard, Accessed 1/26/16]