Senate roll call 66 · 20th Congress · Apr 21, 1828
To amend public lands bill by proposing five years instead of one, as the time at which the public land would be offered at different prices, starting at one do
On Apr 21, 1828, the Senate voted 12–24. Result: failed. By party: Others 12–24.
During the 20th Congress (1827–1828), John Quincy Adams was president.
- Yes
- 12
- No
- 24
- Did not vote
- 17
- Date
- Apr 21, 1828
By party
- Others12 yes · 24 no · 17 didn’t vote
How each senator voted: Yes
- Calvin Willey O-CT
- Daniel Webster O-MA
- Nathaniel Silsbee O-MA
- John Chandler O-ME
- David Barton O-MO
- John Branch O-NC
- Ephraim Bateman O-NJ
- Mahlon Dickerson O-NJ
- William Marks O-PA
- Nehemiah Rice Knight O-RI
- Dudley Chase O-VT
- Horatio Seymour O-VT
How each senator voted: No
- John Mckinley O-AL
- William Rufus de Vane King O-AL
- Henry Moore Ridgely O-DE
- John Macpherson Berrien O-GA
- Thomas Willis Cobb O-GA
- Elias Kent Kane O-IL
- Jesse Burgess Thomas O-IL
- James Noble O-IN
- William Hendricks O-IN
- Richard Mentor Johnson O-KY
- Charles Dominique Joseph Bouligny O-LA
- Josiah Stoddard Johnston O-LA
- Thomas Hart Benton O-MO
- Powhatan Ellis O-MS
- Thomas Hill Williams O-MS
- Nathaniel Macon O-NC
- Levi Woodbury O-NH
- Benjamin Ruggles O-OH
- William Henry Harrison O-OH
- William Smith O-SC
- Hugh Lawson White O-TN
- John Henry Eaton O-TN
- John Tyler O-VA
- Littleton Waller Tazewell O-VA
Did not vote
- Samuel Augustus Foot O-CT
- Louis Mclane O-DE
- Oliver Hillhouse Prince O-GA
- John Rowan O-KY
- Ezekiel Forman Chambers O-MD
- Samuel Smith O-MD
- Albion Keith Parris O-ME
- John Holmes O-ME
- James Iredell O-NC
- Samuel Bell O-NH
- Charles Edward Dudley O-NY
- Martin Van Buren O-NY
- Nathan Sanford O-NY
- Jacob Burnet O-OH
- Isaac Dutton Barnard O-PA
- Asher Robbins O-RI
- Robert Young Hayne O-SC
Other votes
From Voteview roll call records.
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