Until now, it had been assumed Ms Sturgeon's party could
not vote against a Budget without triggering a vote of no confidence and another General Election.
Not exact matches
DeFrancisco said that if the measure wasn't linked to other
budget items, he would have
voted against it.
A number of state Senate Republicans weren't happy with a breakaway group of Democrats aligned with them after they
voted en masse
against a GOP
budget proposal last week that included many initiatives the independent Dems had sought.
He's
not without his critics, however, who point to a
vote by McLaughlin
against a
budget bill that would have provided funding for environmental and clean - water programs.
Legislator Tom Barraga (R - East Islip), who spent over 20 years in Albany as an assemblyman,
voted along with legislators Jay Schneiderman (I - Montauk) and Tom Cilmi (R - Bay Shore)
against the county Legislature's
budget — pointing to past bailouts in New York City and Nassau County as evidence the legislation would
not be much of a risk at all.
Pointing to the police revenue sharing defeat, the decision
not to fund VEEB, and the loss of additional hotel / motel revenue — as well as use of the sewer stabilization funds — Mr. Schneiderman
voted against the
budget for the first time in 10 years.
He added that she has «straight As» from the National Rifle Association and
voted against Democratic Gov. David Paterson's «bloated»
budget this year (Burns conceded there were other issues on which the Republican has problems with conservatives in her party: she is pro-abortion,
voted for gay marriage and, while
not endorsing the controversial «card check» provision in the Employee Free Choice Act, she does support «reform in workers» ability to organize» — a stand
not too different from that of AFL - CIO President Rich Trumka when he said he could support EFCA without card check).
The Independent Democratic Conference has repeatedly said it would
vote against a
budget that doesn't deal with the issue.
He added that Labour would
vote against any «emergency
Budget» from George Osborne in the wake of the referendum, saying: «Labour will
not allow any instability to be paid for by the working people of our country.»
He said he is considering possibly
voting against the House Democratic
budget proposal because it does
not currently include tax hikes on the wealthy and instead offers spending cuts for programs for the poor and middle classes.
Now, after Hurricane Maria, we Puerto Ricans are seeing our brothers and sisters suffering: hospital's without lights, half of the island without electricity for more than five (5) months and the U.S. Congress
voting against a
budget that includes some aid to the island of Puerto Rico just because that was
not D.A.C.A.
A parliamentary system would protect
against a theoretical US shutdown caused by presidential veto of a
budget from a Congress that didn't have enough
votes to override it - but that's
not what happened here.
At the center of the debate is whether the deficit is really $ 62 million or $ 80 million, except in Meyers» case, as he believes the deficit to actually be more than $ 80 million, and
voted against the bond because he does
not think his colleagues are serious about balancing the
budget.
A number of state Senate Republicans weren't happy with a breakaway group of Democrats after they
voted against a GOP
budget proposal last week that included many initiatives they had sought.
She did
not «split with the GOP» by
voting against the
budget.
Tustin Unified
voted against the school's proposal, citing concerns that the charter school proposal had an incomplete instructional program and lesson plan specifics, its
budget was
not realistic and that teachers did
not have the credentials the charter school requested.
Given the reality of depressing prospects for school
budgets in Wisconsin in the foreseeable future, it is hard
not to conclude that the Tech Plan adopted by the MMSD Board of Education in 2014 is unaffordable (I was the lone
vote against, joined by Luke Gangler, the student Rep).
While some Democrats are pushing for the additional charter school money to be reduced or eliminated, some said the issue alone would
not cause them to
vote against the entire
budget that funds scores of agencies, nonprofit organizations, and departments that operate everything from state prisons to the attorney general's office.
After
voting against the 2015
budget, Rep. Barton said, «This bill does
not address in, any substantial way, runaway government spending.
GOP state Rep. Ross McGregor (one of the seven GOP Representatives who
voted against the
budget) denounced the
budget for creating new abortion restrictions saying, «This is an area where government doesn't need to be inserting itself.»