The recorded vote then appears in the journal of each house.

They threatened to call for a debate on the issue and a recorded vote.

But the Democrats did not push the dispute to a recorded vote.

If accountability means anything, such important public issues shouldn't be decided in a closed party conference but by a recorded vote of the entire body.

That issue was resolved by consensus, without a recorded vote.

The other part of the equation, the recorded vote for President, is also misleading.

If a recorded vote is desired, a sufficient second must support it.

As far as I can see, no recorded vote has been called for.

Her participation resulted in the most recorded votes ever on the show.

Norris voted on the only bill during the session to have a recorded vote.

If a third of the members present so demand, a recorded vote will be taken on any question by rollcall.

The Senate adopted the bill without a recorded vote.

Our group asked for a recorded vote on point 35 and, naturally, voted against the proposed text.

Has there been any rule change by the Bureau with regard to recorded votes?

In the Senate, a recorded vote is accomplished by the clerk's call of the roll.

Recorded votes in Congress have a habit of becoming campaign nightmares.

The groups then analyze the recorded votes, and publish their conclusions.

I don't think they knew to ask for a recorded vote because they never had to."

There are four ways in which a recorded vote may be demanded:

The report also ignores issues resolved by consensus without recorded votes.

The other is to cast recorded votes on touchy matters.

Other members hope to avert a recorded vote by sending the issue to a national referendum.

Previous leaders of the General Assembly would not even allow a recorded vote on the issue.

In practice, however, senators second requests for recorded votes as a matter of courtesy.

"That is why we will request a recorded vote where all members return to Washington to make clear their values to the America people."