How Georgia lawmakers voted on stimulus plan

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

The $787 billion American Recovery and Reinvestment Act passed the House on Jan. 28 and the Senate on Feb. 10. Differences between the House and Senate versions of the bill were resolved on Feb. 13. President Barack Obama signed the 407-page bill on Feb. 17.

Republicans voting “no” and the amount of stimulus money that has flowed into their districts for federal grants, contracts and loans:

● Rep. Paul Broun, District 10, $96,775,111

● Rep. Nathan Deal, District 9, $66,721,845

● Rep. Phil Gingrey, District 11, $65,287,118

● Rep. Jack Kingston, District 1, $75,400,455

● Rep. John Linder, District 7, $76,068,618

● Rep. Tom Price, District 6, $63,070,445

● Rep. Lynn Westmoreland, District 3, $59,548,892

● Total: $502.8 million

Democrats voting “yes” and the amount of stimulus money that has flowed into their districts for federal grants, contracts and loans

● Rep. John Barrow, District 12, $89,321,068

● Rep. Sanford Bishop, District 2, $92,294,818

● Rep. Hank Johnson, District 4, $2,016,012

● Rep. John Lewis, District 5, $5,940,533

● Rep. Jim Marshall, District 8, $97,540,533

● Rep. David Scott, District 13, $32,714,265

● Total: $319.8 million

Sources: www.govtrack.us and recovery.gov