User:Dominic/Proposed Amendments

Reservation of nondelegated powers	circa 1788
Apportionment of Representatives	circa 1788
Restriction on Federal control over election of Senators and Representatives	circa 1788
Restriction upon the levying of direct taxes	circa 1788
Commercial monopolies prohibited	circa 1788
Indictment by grand jury	circa 1788
Jurisdiction of Federal Courts	circa 1788
Trial by jury in civil action	circa 1788
Titles of nobility	1788		Massachusetts convention
Restriction on Federal control over election of Senators and Representatives	circa 1788
Reservation of nondelegated powers	circa 1788
Restriction upon the levying of direct taxes	circa 1788
Oath	1788		South Carolina convention
Reservation of nondelegated powers	circa 1788
Apportionment of Representatives	circa 1788
Restriction on Federal control over election of Senators and Representatives	circa 1788
Restriction upon the levying of direct taxes	circa 1788
Commercial monopolies prohibited	circa 1788
Indictment by grand jury	circa 1788
Jurisdiction of Federal Courts	circa 1788
Trial by jury in civil cases	circa 1788
Titles of nobility	circa 1788
Standing army in time of peace	circa 1788
Religion	circa 1788
Right to bear arms	1788		New Hampshire convention
Reservation of nondelegated powers	circa 1788
Apportionment of Representatives	circa 1788
Restriction upon the levying of direct taxes	circa 1788
Senators and Representatives ineligible to civil office during term	circa 1788
Publication of journals annually	circa 1788
Publication of Treasury accounts	circa 1788
Ratification of treaties	circa 1788
Restriction in passage of navigation laws	circa 1788
Standing army in time of peace	circa 1788
Period of enlistment of soldiers limited	circa 1788
Regulation of the militia	circa 1788
Restriction on the powers of Congress over the Federal town	circa 1788
Limitation upon eligibility of President	circa 1788
Jurisdiction of Federal Courts	circa 1788
Rights of defendant in criminal trials	circa 1788
Restriction on Federal control over election of Senators and Representatives	circa 1788
Rights reserved	circa 1788
To regulate the alteration of the compensation of Senators and Representatives	circa 1788
Court for the trial of impeachment of Senators	circa 1788
Regulate the alteration of the salary of judges	1788		Virginia Convention
Apportionment of Representatives	circa 1788
Excise tax prohibited	circa 1788
Restriction upon the levying of direct taxes	circa 1788
Restriction upon Federal control over the election of Senators and Representatives	circa 1788
Restrictions upon naturalization of citizens	circa 1788
Commercial monopolies prohibited	circa 1788
Standing army in time of peace	circa 1788
Regulate the borrowing of money on United States credit	circa 1788
Restriction on the declaration of war	circa 1788
Restricting the suspension of habeas corpus	circa 1788
Restricting the power of Congress over the Federal town	circa 1788
Power of Congress over other Federal territory	circa 1788
Regulate the alteration of the compensation of Senators and Representatives	circa 1788
Publication of Journals: Open session: Yeas and nays	circa 1788
Capitation tax prohibited	circa 1788
Term of eligibility of Senators: Recall of Senators	circa 1788
Senators and Representatives ineligible to civil office during term	circa 1788
Filling vacancies of Senators	circa 1788
Application of Federal bankruptcy law restricted	circa 1788
No third term	circa 1788
Power to grant pardon for treason prohibited	circa 1788
Restricting the President from commanding the Army in the field in person	circa 1788
Writs, process, etc., in the name of, etc	circa 1788
Jurisdiction of the Federal Courts	circa 1788
Courts for trial of impeachments	circa 1788
Commission to revise judgement of Supreme Court	circa 1788
Judges of Supreme Court ineligible to other office	circa 1788
Restriction over cases involving land controversies	circa 1788
Restriction on period of service of militia without the State	circa 1788
Titles of nobility	circa 1788
Oath	circa 1788
Choice: To permit the choice of an elector in districts by inhabitant of the district for one year	1788		New York convention
Reservation of nondelegated powers	circa 1788
Apportionment of Representatives	circa 1788
Restriction in levying of direct taxes	circa 1788
Senators and Representatives ineligible to civil office during term	circa 1788
Publication of journals	circa 1788
Publication of Treasury accounts	circa 1788
Ratification of treaties	circa 1788
Restriction in passage of navigation laws	circa 1788
Standing army in time of peace	circa 1788
Term of enlistment of soldiers limited	circa 1788
Regulation of militia	circa 1788
Restriction on Congress declaring a State in rebellion	circa 1788
Restriction on the powers of Congress over the Federal town	circa 1788
Limitation upon eligibility of President	circa 1788
Jurisdiction of Federal Courts	circa 1788
Rights of defendant in criminal trial	circa 1788
Restriction on Federal control over election of Senators and Representatives	circa 1788
Rights reserved	circa 1788
Regulate the alternation of the compensation of the Senators and Representatives	circa 1788
Tribunal for trial of impeachment of Senators	circa 1788
Regulate the alteration of salary of judges	circa 1788
Commercial monopolies prohibited	circa 1788
Treaties opposed to laws of the United States not valid	circa 1788
Regulation of commerce and navigation laws	circa 1788
Congress restricted from interfering with the redemption of a State's paper money, etc	circa 1788
Restriction upon the introduction of foreign troops into the United States	1788		first constitutional convention of North Carolina
Reservation of nondelegated powers	circa 1788
Restriction on Federal control of election of Senators and Representatives	circa 1788
Jurisdiction of Federal Courts	circa 1788
After 1793, 11 of the original 13 states required for ratification of an amendment	circa 1788
Extent of jurisdiction	circa 1788
Military duty	circa 1788
Capitation tax prohibited	circa 1788
Restriction in levying of direct taxes	circa 1788
Consent of three-fourths of State legislature necessary for a direct tax	circa 1788
Publication of the journals	circa 1788
Publication of Treasury accounts	circa 1788
Standing army in time of peace	circa 1788
Regulation on the borrowing of money on United States credit	circa 1788
Restricting the declaration of war	circa 1788
Titles of nobility	circa 1788
Judges of Supreme Court ineligible to other office and Federal officers incapable of holding State offices	circa 1788
Abolition of the slave trade	circa 1788
Recall of Senators	circa 1788
Authorizing Congress to establish a rule for the settlement of the poor throughout the United States	circa 1788
Commercial monopolies prohibited	circa 1788
Yeas and nays	1790		Rhode Island convention
Convention to amend the Constitution	1789	1	Bland	Virginia
Convention to amend the Constitution	1789	1	Lawrence	New York
Basis of powers	circa 1789
Apportionment of Representatives	circa 1789
Compensation of members	circa 1789
Freedom of religion and right of conscience	circa 1789
Freedom of speech and of press	circa 1789
Right to assemble and of petition	circa 1789
Right to keep and bear arms	circa 1789
Quartering of soldiers in time of peace	circa 1789
Trials for crime: Rights of property	circa 1789
Bails, fines, and punishment	circa 1789
Search and seizure	circa 1789
Rights of defendant in criminal cases	circa 1789
Reserved rights of the people	circa 1789
No State shall violate the rights of conscience: Freedom of the press: Trial by jury	circa 1789
Restriction in cases open to appeal	circa 1789
Trial in criminal cases by jury	circa 1789
Suits at common law trial by jury	circa 1789
To the departments	circa 1789
Nondelegated powers reserved to the States	circa 1789
Ratification of the Constitution: Change number of art. 7 to art. 8	1789	1	Madison	Virginia
Preamble: Derivation of powers from the people	1789	1
Amendment: Preamble: Submitted to the States	1789	1
Apportionment of Representatives	1789	1
Apportionment of Representatives	1789	1	Vining	Delaware
Apportionment of Representatives	1789	1	Ames	Massachusetts
Apportionment of Representatives	1789	1	Sedgwick	Massachusetts
Apportionment of Representatives	1789	1	Ames	Massachusetts
Compensation of members	1789
Freedom of religion	1789
Freedom of religion	1789		Livermore	New Hampshire
Freedom of religion	1789		Madison	Virginia
Freedom of speech and of the press, etc	1789
Freedom of speech and of the press, etc	1789		Sedgwick	Massachusetts
Right to keep and bear arms	1789
Right to keep and bear arms	1789		Gerry	Massachusetts
Right to keep and bear arms	1789		Jackson	Georgia
Right to keep and bear arms	1789		Benson	New York
Right to keep and bear arms	1789		Gerry	Massachusetts
Standing army in time of peace	1789		Burke	South Carolina
Quartering of troops	1789
Quartering of troops	1789		Sumter	South Carolina
Quartering of troops	1789		Gerry	Massachusetts
Trial: Rights of defendant	1789
Trial: Rights of defendant	1789		Benson	New York
Trial: Rights of defendant	1789		Partridge	Massachusetts
Trial: Rights of defendant	1789		Lawrence	New York
Freedom from search and seizure	1789
Freedom from search and seizure	1789		Gerry	Massachusetts
Freedom from search and seizure: Warrants	1789		Benson	New York
Freedom from search and seizure: Warrants	1789		Benson	New York
Reserved rights of the people not disparaged	1789
Reserved rights of the people	1789		Gerry	Massachusetts
No State shall infringe the equal rights of consciences. Freedom of speech and of press, etc	1789
No State shall infringe the equal rights of consciences. Freedom of speech and of press, etc	1789		Livermore	New Hampshire
Trials: Appeal to the Supreme Court	1789
Trials: Appeal to the Supreme Court	1789		Sedgwick	Massachusetts
Rights of defendant in criminal trial	1789
Rights of defendant in criminal trial	1789		Burke	South Carolina
Rights of defendant in criminal trial	1789		Livermore	New Hampshire
Rights of defendant in criminal trial	1789		Burke	South Carolina
Amendments: Proposed by the States	1789		Gerry	Massachusetts
Rights of defendant in criminal trial	1789
Rights of defendant in criminal trial	1789		Burke	South Carolina
Non delegated powers reserved	1789
Non delegated powers reserved	1789		Tucker	South Carolina
Non delegated powers reserved	1789		Carroll	Maryland
Ratification of the Constitution	1789
Term of Representatives	1789		Tucker	South Carolina
Election and term of Senators	1789		Tucker	South Carolina
Legislative: Time, place, and manner of election	1789		Tucker	South Carolina
State to judge of election of Senators and Representatives	1789		Tucker	South Carolina
Rules of proceedings of Congress	1789		Tucker	South Carolina
Exclude member of Congress from office	1789		Tucker	South Carolina
Direct taxes	1789		Tucker	South Carolina
Courts of admiralty	1789		Tucker	South Carolina
Legislation of Federal districts	1789		Tucker	South Carolina
Titles of nobility, presents, etc., prohibited	1789		Tucker	South Carolina
Duties on imports and exports	1789		Tucker	South Carolina
Term of office of the President	1789		Tucker	South Carolina
Military power of the President	1789		Tucker	South Carolina
Powers of the President, to suspend	1789		Tucker	South Carolina
Courts of admiralty	1789		Tucker	South Carolina
Jurisdiction of Supreme Court	1789		Tucker	South Carolina
Oath of office	1789		Tucker	South Carolina
Freedom of religion	1789		Ames	Massachusetts
Right to bear arms	1789
Trial by jury	1789		Gerry	Massachusetts
Criminal Trials	1789		Gerry	Massachusetts
Apportionment of Representatives	1789
Compensation of members of Congress	1789
Freedom of religion and right of conscience	1789
Freedom of speech and of the press, etc	1789
Right to keep and bear arms	1789
Quartering of troops	1789
Search and seizure: Warrants	1789
Trial for crimes: Rights of property	1789
Right of defendant in criminal cases	1789
Right of trial by jury, etc	1789
Appeal to Supreme Court limited	1789
Trial by jury in suits at common law	1789
Bail, fines, etc	1789
The Stakes prohibited from infringing certain rights	1789
Reserved rights	1789
Powers among the three departments of Government	1789
Nondelegated powers reserved	1789
Nondelegated powers reserved	1789		Gerry	Massachusetts
Nondelegated powers reserved	1789		Sherman	Connecticut
Election of Senators and Representatives	1789		Burke	South Carolina
Election of Senators and Representatives	1789		Sedgwick	Massachusetts
Requisitions	1789		Tucker	South Carolina
Inferior Courts: Courts of admiralty	1789		Tucker	South Carolina
Oath of office	1789		Tucker	South Carolina
Commercial monopolies	1789		Gerry	Massachusetts
Titles of nobility	1789		Gerry	Massachusetts
Apportionment of Representatives	1789
Apportionment of Representatives	1789
Compensation of members	1789
Freedom of religion and right of conscience	1789
Freedom of religion, etc	1789
Freedom of religion, etc	1789
Freedom of religion, etc	1789
Freedom of speech and of the press, etc	1789
Freedom of speech and of the press, etc	1789
Freedom of speech and of the press, etc	1789
Freedom of speech and of the press, etc	1789
Standing army	1789
Right to keep and bear arms	1789
Trial for crime: Freedom from second trial	1789
Indictment by grand jury	1789
Extent of jurisdiction	1789
Appeal to higher court	1789
Trial by jury in suits at common law	1789
Requisitions instead of direct taxes	1789
Elections of Senators and Representatives	1789
Oath of office	1789
Commercial monopolies	1789
Titles of nobility	1789
A debtor of the United States excluded from Congress	1789
Nondelegated powers reserved	1789
Nondelegated powers reserved	1789
Natural rights, life, liberty, etc	1789
Source of powers	1789
Government instituted for the people	1789
Tenure of office	1789
Distribution: Of powers among the legislative, executive, and judiciary	1789
Redress, when restrained of liberty	1789
Right of remedy for injuries, etc	1789
Publication of journals	1789
Members of Congress excluded from office	1789
Publication of accounts of public moneys	1789
Commercial and territorial treaties	1789
Navigation laws	1789
Term limited	1789
Standing army in time of peace	1789
Period of enlistment of soldiers	1789
State militia	1789
Congress power over the "Federal town," etc	1789
Extent of jurisdiction	1789
Election of Senators and Representatives	1789
Tribunal for trying impeachment of Senators	1789
Salary of judges	1789
Freedom of religion, of speech, and of press	1789
Right to keep and bear arms	1789
Right to keep and bear arms	1789
Right to keep and bear arms	1789
Trial for Crimes: Rights of property	1789
Trial in civil cases	1789
Trial by jury, etc	1789
Apportionment of Representative	1789
Freedom of religion, of speech, and of press	1789
Right of defendant in criminal cases	1789
A "general judicial court" in each State	circa 1789
Compensation	circa 1789
Jurisdiction	circa 1789
Relation of circuit and judicial courts	circa 1789
Number necessary for a quorum	circa 1789
Fees: Proceedings	circa 1789
Appointment of officers of the court	circa 1789
Writs in the courts	circa 1789
Impeachment	circa 1789
Trial of impeachment	circa 1789
Extent of judgement	circa 1789
Judges	circa 1789
Judges	circa 1789
Number of judges	circa 1789
Duties of officers	1791	1	Benson	New York
Jurisdiction, States, parties	1793	2
Limitation on taxation	circa 1793
Commercial monopolies, prohibited	1793	2
Direct taxes defined	circa 1793
Members of Congress excluded from office	circa 1793
Officials and bankers ineligible to Congress	1793	2
Courts in which the power is vested	1793	2
Suability of a State	1793
Suability of a State	1793
Suability of a State	1793
Bank officers and stockholders ineligible to Congress	1793	3
Extent of jurisdiction. (The XI Amendment)	1794	3
Extent of jurisdiction	1794	3	Gallatin	Pennsylvania
Extent of jurisdiction	1794	3
Bank officials ineligible to Congress	1794	3
Extent of jurisdiction	1794	3
Not to curtail or abridge the limits	1794	3
Expiration of term (June 1)	1795	3	Burr	New York
Treaties to be submitted to House of Representatives in certain cases	circa 1795
Trial of impeachments by some tribunal other than the Senate	circa 1795
Term of Senators, three years	circa 1795
United States Judges ineligible to other offices	1795
Electors to designate in their ballots person voted for as President, etc	1797	4	W. Smith	South Carolina
Electors to designate in their ballots person voted for as President, etc	1798	5	Marshall	Kentucky
Qualifications necessary for eligibility	circa 1798
Qualifications necessary for eligibility	1798	5	Goodhue	Massachusetts
Qualifications necessary for eligibility	circa 1798
Qualifications necessary for eligibility	1798	5	Foster	Massachusetts
Qualifications necessary for eligibility	circa 1798
Qualifications necessary for eligibility	1789
Choice of: Electors to designate persons voted for as President	1799	5	Foster	New Hampshire
Choice of: Electors to designate persons voted for as President	1799
Choice of: Electors to designate persons voted for as President	1799
Judges restricted from holding other offices	1800	6	Pinckney	South Carolina
Choice of: Electors to designate persons voted for	1800	6
Judges ineligible to other offices	1800	6	Livingston	New York
Choice of: Electors to be chosen by districts	1800	6	Nicholas	Virginia
Representatives to be chosen by districts	1800	6	Nicholas	Virginia
Choice of: Electors to be chosen by districts	1800	6	Nicholas	Virginia
Representatives to be chosen by districts	1800	6	Nicholas	Virginia
Uniform mode for the choice of President	1801
Choice of: Election of President and Vice-President	circa 1802
Election of Representatives	1802	7	Morris	Vermont
Choice of Executive	1802	7	Walker	New York
Electors to designate persons voted for as President and Vice-president: Electors to be chosen by districts	1802	7
Choice of: Electors to be chosen by districts	circa 1802
Representatives to be chosen by districts	1802	7	Bradley	Vermont
Choice of	circa 1802
Election of Representatives	1802	7	Stanley	North Carolina
Choice of: Electors to be chosen by districts	circa 1802
Choice of: Designation of person voted for as President	1802	7	Morris	New York
Choice of: Designation of person voted for as President	1802	7	Clinton	New York
Choice of: Electors to be chosen by districts	1802	7	Bradley	Vermont
Choice of: Designation of person voted for as President	1803	7	Leib	Pennsylvania
Choice of: Electors to be chosen by districts	1803	7	Huger	South Carolina
Choice of: Designation of person voted for as President	1803	8	Dawson	Virginia
Choice of: Electors to be chosen by districts	1803	8	Huger	South Carolina
Choice of	1803	8	Clinton	New York
Choice of: Designation of person voted for as President	1803	8	Warnum
Choice of	1803	8	Bradley	Vermont
Choice of: Designation of person voted for as President	1803	8	Worthington	Ohio
Importation of slaves prohibited	1803
After two terms ineligible for four years	1803	8
Recall of Senators by State	1804
Importation of slaves prohibited	1804
Apportionment of Representatives to free inhabitants	circa 1804
Apportionment of direct taxes to free inhabitants	1804	8	Pickering	Massachusetts
Extent of jurisdiction	1805	8	Breckenridge	Kentucky
Extent of jurisdiction	1805
Removal of judges on joint address of both Houses	1805	8	J Randolph	Virginia
Recall of Senators	1805	8	Nicholson
Importation of slaves prohibited	1805	8	Varnum	Massachusetts
Importation of slaves prohibited	1805
Importation of slaves prohibited	1806	9	Oliver	Vermont
Extent of jurisdiction	1806	9	Maclay	Pennsylvania
Removal of judges	1806	9	J. Randolph	Virginia
Importation of slaves prohibited	1806	9	Tennoy	New Hampshire
Choice of: Elector to be chosen by district	1806	9	Thomas	New York
Government contractors excluded from House of Representatives	1806	9	Newton	Virginia
Importation of slaves prohibited	1806	9	Wright	Maryland
Internal improvements	1806	9	President Jefferson
Necessary of proper laws	1806	9	Clopton	Virginia
Extent of jurisdiction	1806	9	Elliot	Vermont
Extent of jurisdiction	1807	9	Clay	Kentucky
Composition, term of office, and removal	1807	10	Tiffin	Ohio
Removal of judges	1808	10	Robinson	Vermont
Removal of judges	1808	10	Campbell	Tennessee
Term of office: Removal: Impeachment	1808	10	Maclay	Pennsylvania
Importation of slaves punishable	1808	10	Maclay	Pennsylvania
Term and removal	1808	10	Whitehill	Pennsylvania
Recall of Senators	1808	10	Clopton	Virginia
Government contractors excluded from office: Members of Congress excluded from office	1808	10	Van Horn	Maryland
Removal of Senators	1808	10	Giles	Virginia
Removal of judges	1808	10	Adams	Massachusetts
Article 1: Term one year, and election of Representatives	circa 1808
Article 2: Term of Senators three years	circa 1808
Choice of, Article 3: By lot from the retiring Senators	circa 1808
Article 4: Compensation	circa 1808
Article 5: Vice Presidency abolished: Speaker of Senate	circa 1808
Article 6: Appointing power limited	circa 1808
Article 7: Power to fill vacancies and make removals	1808	10	Hillhouse	Connecticut
Impartial tribunal to determine disputes between the General and State Governments	1809	11
Limit duration of embargo	1809
Limit duration of embargo	1809
Composition, term, removal	1809	11	Pope	Kentucky
Titles of nobility	1810	11	Reed	Maryland
Senators and Representatives excluded from civil office	1810	11	Macon	North Carolina
Senators and Representatives excluded from civil office	1810	11	Macon	North Carolina
Removal of judges	1811	11	Wright	Maryland
Appointments to civil office of relatives of Senator or Representatives prohibited	1811	11	Quincy	Massachusetts
Duties on exports	1812	12	Mitchell	New York
Removal of judges	1812	12	McKim	Maryland
Term of Senators four years	1812
Election of Representatives by districts	circa 1812
Choice of: Election of electors by districts	1813	12	Pickens	North Carolina
Election of Representatives by districts	1813	12	Turner	North Carolina
Choice of: Election of electors by districts	1813	12	Turner	North Carolina
Tax on exports	circa 1813
Internal improvements, roads	circa 1813
Internal improvements, canals	circa 1813
National Bank	1813	13	Jackson	Virginia
Uniform mode of electing Senators, Representatives, and electors	1813	13	Wright
Choice of: Election of electors by districts	1813	13	Pickens	North Carolina
Tax on exports	26 November
Internal improvements, roads	26 November
Internal improvements, canals	26 November
National Bank	1814	13	Jackson	Virginia
Term of Senators four years	1814	13	Grundy	Tennessee
Term of Senators four years	1814
Term of Senators four years	1814
Tax on exports	circa 1814
Internal improvements, roads	circa 1814
Internal improvements, canals	1814	13	Jackson	Virginia
National Bank: Congress: Power to establish	1814	13	Jackson	Virginia
Apportionment of Representatives to free persons	circa 1814
Apportionment of direct taxes to free persons	circa 1814
Admission of new States on two-thirds vote only.	circa 1814
Congress: Power to lay embargo limited	circa 1814
Congress: Power to interdict commercial intercourse limited	circa 1814
Congress: Power to declare war	circa 1814
Executive Officers: 6. No person hereafter naturalized eligible to office	circa 1814
7. One term only: Not from same State twice in succession	1815	13	Dana	Connecticut
Apportionment of Representatives to free persons	circa 1815
Apportionment of direct taxes to free persons	circa 1815
Admission of new States on two-thirds vote only	circa 1815
Congress: Power to lay embargo limited	circa 1815
Congress: Power to interdict commercial intercourse limited	circa 1815
Congress: Power to declare war	circa 1815
6. No persons hereafter naturalized eligible to office	circa 1815
7. One term only: Not from same State twice in succession	1815	13	Varnum	Massachusetts
1. Apportionment of Representatives to free persons	circa 1815
Apportionment of direct taxes to free persons	circa 1815
Admissions of new States only by two-thirds vote	circa 1815
3. Congress: Power to lay embargo limited	circa 1815
4. Congress: Power to interdict commercial intercourse limited	circa 1815
5. Congress: Power to declare war	circa 1815
6. No person hereafter naturalized eligible to office	circa 1815
7. One term only: Not from same State twice in succession	1815	13	Pickering	Massachusetts
Internal Improvements	1815	14	President Madison
Election of Representatives by districts	circa 1815
Choice of: Election of electors by districts	1816	14	Pickens	North Carolina
Term of Senators three years	1816	14	Bibb	Georgia
Choice of: Electors by districts	circa 1816
Election of Representatives by districts	1816
Election of Representatives by districts	circa 1816
Choice of: Electors by districts	1816	14	Varnum	Massachusetts
Election of Representatives by districts	1816
Election of Representatives by districts	26 November
Choice of: Electors by districts	1816	14	Pickering	Massachusetts
Removal of judges	1816	14	Sanford	New York
Choice of: Electors by districts	1816	14	Barbour	Virginia
Internal Improvements	1816	14	President Madison
Compensation of Senators and Representatives	1816	14	Barbour	Virginia
Compensation of Senators and Representatives	1816
Election of Representatives by districts	circa 1816
Choice of: Electors by districts	1816		Pickens	North Carolina
Establishment of a national university	1816	14	Atherton	New Hampshire
Compensation of members of Congress	1817
Election of Representative by districts	circa 1817
Choice of: Election of electors by districts	1817	14	Pickens	North Carolina
Power of the General Government to train militia	1817	14	Harrison	Ohio
Internal improvements	circa 1817
Powers of Congress to establish seminaries of learning	1817	15	President Monroe
Internal improvements	1817	15	Barbour	Virginia
Compensation of members of Congress	1817
Election of Representatives	circa 1817
Choice of: Election of electors	1817	15	Dickerson	New Jersey
Power of the General Government to train militia	1818	15	Harrison	Ohio
Election of Representatives	circa 1818
Choice of: Election of electors	1818	15	Macon	North Carolina
Compensation of members of Congress	1818	15	Campbell	Tennessee
Slavery prohibited	1818	15	Livermore	New Hampshire
1. Veto abolished	circa 1818
2. Appointed by Congress	circa 1818
3. Choice of Cabinet offers by Congress	circa 1818
4. Judiciary and Executive: Vacancies, etc	circa 1818
5. Exclusion of members of Congress	1818	15	Lewis	Virginia
District of Columbia	1818	15	President Monroe
Election of Representatives by districts	circa 1818
Choice of: Election of electors by districts	1818
Election of Representatives by districts	circa 1818
Choice of: Election of electors by districts	1818	15	Sanford	New York
Election of Representatives by districts	circa 1818
Choice of: Election of electors by districts	1818	15	Storer	New Hampshire
Election of electors	circa 1818
Election of Representatives by districts	1818	15	Dickerson	New Jersey
Election of Representatives by districts	circa 1818
Choice of: Election of electors by districts	1818	15	Doggett	Connecticut
Election of Representatives by districts	circa 1819
Choice of: Electors by districts	1819
Choice of: Electors of electors	circa 1819
Election of Representatives by districts	1819	16	Dickerson	New Jersey
Executive and Legislative: Election of	circa 1819
Congress prohibited from establishing a national bank except in the District of Columbia	circa 26 November	16	Lowrie	Pennsylvania
Congress prohibited from establishing a national bank except in the District of Columbia	1819
Members of Congress excluded	1820	16	Cobb	Georgia
Congress prohibited from establishing a national bank except in the District of Columbia	1820	16	Noble	Indiana
Congress prohibited from establishing a national bank except in the District of Columbia	1820	16	Baldwin	Pennsylvania
Congress prohibited from establishing a national bank except in the District of Columbia	1820	16	Trimble	Ohio
Choice of: Election of electors	circa 1820
Election of Representatives	1820	16	Smith	North Carolina
Election of Representatives by districts	circa 1820
Choice of: Election of electors	1820	16	Dickerson	New Jersey
Appeal to Senate when a State is a party	1821	17	Johnson	Kentucky
Choice of Representatives by districts	circa 1821
Executive: Choice of	1821	17	Whitman	Maine
Limit number of Representatives to two hundred	1821	17	Barbour	Virginia
Choice of Representatives	circa 1821
Executive: Choice of: Election by districts, etc	1821	17	Dickerson	New Jersey
National banks prohibited, save in District of Columbia	circa 1821
Executive: Choice of: Uniform mode of election by districts	circa 1821
Choice of Representatives by districts	1821	17	Thomas	Illinois
Executive: Choice of: Officeholders ineligible age qualifications	1822	17	Woodson	Kentucky
Bankruptcy, effect of State acts	1822	17	Walworth	New York
Removal of judges by joint address of Congress	1822		Holmes	Maine
Choice of: Division of United States into "Presidential sections."	1822	17	Montgomery	Kentucky
Compensation of Representatives	circa 1822
Executive officers: Members of Congress excluded	1822	17	Blair	South Carolina
Compensation of members of Congress	1822	17	Conkling	New York
Legislative and Executive: Compensation fixed decennially	1822	17	Fuller	Massachusetts
Internal improvements	1822	17	President Monroe
Internal improvements	1822	17	Talbot
Ineligibility of Presidential electors	1823	17	Smyth	Virginia
Choice: By electors, case of no majority	1823	17	Taylor	Virginia
Choice of Representatives by districts	circa 1823
Choice	circa 1823
Choice: No third term	1823	17	Dickerson	New Jersey
Choice: Decision of contests	1823	17	Holmes	Maine
Internal improvements	1823	17	Reid	Georgia
Internal improvements	1823	17	Smith	Maryland
Executive: Choice: By districts	circa 1823
Choice of by Representatives by districts	1823	18	McDuffle	South Carolina
Choice: Direct Vote by districts	1823	18	Benton	Missouri
Executive: Choice: Case of no majority	1823	18	Hayne	South Carolina
Choice of Representatives	circa 1823
Choice: By districts, etc	1823	18	Dickerson	New Jersey
Choice: Decision of contests	1823	18	Holmes	Maine
Choice: Case of no majority	1823	18	Mills	Massachusetts
Choice: Election of electors by districts	1823	18	Van Buren	New York
Choice of Representatives by districts	circa 1823
Choice of electors by districts; no third term	1824	18	Benton	Missouri
Choice; no third term	1824	18	Benton	Missouri
Internal improvements	1824	18	Van Buren	New York
Choice of, by districts	1824	18	Livingston	Louisiana
Importation or ingress of persons of color	1824	18	Abbott	Georgia
Importation or ingress of persons of color	1826
Importation or ingress of persons of color	1825
Importation or ingress of persons of color	1825
Choice of	1824	18	Strong	New York
Choice of: Electors by districts	1825	18	Saunders	North Carolina
Choice of, directly by districts	1825	18	McDuffle	South Carolina
Choice of, directly by districts	1825
Members of Congress excluded	1825
Choice of, directly by districts, not to devolve upon Congress	1825	19	Choice of: Designation of person voted for as President	South Carolina
Internal improvements: National university	1825	19	Bailey	Massachusetts
Members of Congress excluded	1825	19	Mitchell	Tennessee
Choice of, directly by districts, not to devolve upon Congress	1825		Benton	Missouri
Choice: No third term	1825	19	Dickerson	New Jersey
Members of Congress excluded	1825	19	Cobb	Georgia
Internal improvements	1825	19	Van Buren	New York
Choice: Election directly by district	1825	19	Cook	Illinois
Choice, by direct vote by districts	circa 1825
Members of Congress excluded	1826	19	White
Choice of, by direct vote	1826	19	McManus	New York
Choice of	1826	19	Phelps	Connecticut
Choice of, by direct vote by districts	1826	19	Benton	Missouri
Election of Senators by the electors	1826	19	Storrs	New York
Choice of, by direct popular vote; plurality only shall be necessary	1826	19	Garnsey	New York
Choice of, in no case by House of Representatives	1826	19	Buchanan	Pennsylvania
Choice of: Choice of electors by districts	1826	19	Dorsey	Maryland
Exclusion of Representatives when election of President devolves upon the House, etc	1826	19	Powell	Virginia
Choice, by direct vote	1826	19	Boon	Indiana
Choice: Vote directly: State ratio retained: case of second election	1826	19	Haynes	Georgia
Choice: Vote directly: State ratio retained	1826	19	Thomas	Pennsylvania
Choice: States to prescribe method of choice of electors: qualification of age; one term six years	1826	19	Hemphill	Pennsylvania
Choice: by a general per capita vote	1826	19	Sloane	Ohio
Choice	1826	19	Ward	New York
Choice of: President ineligible for six years	circa 1826
Choice of: Uniform system of voting by districts for electors	circa 1826
Choice of: Plurality vote of electoral college shall elect; viva voce vote when election devolves upon Congress	circa 1826
Members voting excluded	1826	19	Weems	Maryland
Choice by direct vote of the people	1826	19	Livingston	Louisiana
Exclusion of members of Congress	1826	19	Benton	Missouri
Choice by direct vote of the people	1826	19	Kellogg	New York
Amendments only to be proposed decennially	1826	19	Herrick	Maine
Choice by popular vote directly	1826	19	Livingston	Louisiana
Choice: Case of no election	1826	19	Stevenson	Virginia
Choice: Case of no election	1826	19	Drayton	South Carolina
Limiting the age of judges	1826	19	Eastman	New Hampshire
Choice of Representatives by districts	circa 1826
Choice, by districts, etc	1826	19	Dickerson	New Jersey
Election not to devolve upon House of Representatives	1826
Choice, by direct vote, in case of no election by electors	1827
Choice: One term only	circa 1827
Choice: Provision in case of no majority	circa 1827
Members of Congress excluded	1827	20	Smyth	Virginia
Election directly and conclusively by the people	1827
Choice: Not to devolve on Congress in any case; by a direct popular vote by districts; the electoral ratio of States retained	1827	20	McDuffle	South Carolina
Choice, by a direct popular vote by States; not to devolve on Congress	1828	20	Moore	Alabama
Choice, by general ticket	1828	20	Whipple	New Hampshire
Choice: Election of President as the legislatures of States shall direct; case of no choice	1828	20	Tucker	South Carolina
Treasury officers not to be appointed by the President	1828	20	Barbour	Virginia
Prevention of duelling	1828	20	Long	North Carolina
Choice: One term only	1828	20	Smyth	Virginia
Choice: One term only	1829	20	Weems	Maryland
One term, six years	1829	20	Condict	New Jersey
One term, six years	circa 1829
Choice, by direct vote; also for electors in case a second election is required	circa 1829
Exclusion of members of Congress	circa 1829
Term of Senators, four years, to be chosen as the legislature shall direct	circa 1829
Exclusion of Representatives, when election of President devolves upon the House	1829	20	Wright	Ohio
Choice of: without electors, retaining the relative weight of each State: In no case by House of Representatives	1829
One term, six years	1829
Choice: One term, six years	circa 1829
Members of Congress ineligible to	1829	21	President Jackson
Apportionment of surplus	1829	21	President Jackson
Defining power of the General and State governments	1829	21	Hall	North Carolina
Choice of, by direct vote of the people, the ratio of the States retained: In no case shall election fall to the House of Representatives	1830	21	Forsyth	Georgia
Choice of President and Vice-President	1830	21	McDuffle
Choice of President and Vice-President	1830	21	Benton	Missouri
Election of President by direct vote of the people	1830	21	Benton	Missouri
Choice: One term only	1830	21	President Jackson
Choice: One term only	1830	21
Choice: No third term	1830	21	Dickerson	New Jersey
Choice: One term of five years	1831	21	Tucker	South Carolina
Term of judges	1831	21	Locompte	Kentucky
Executive: Choice: Exclusion of Congressmen: One term only	circa 1831
Apportionment of Representatives	1831	22	President Jackson
Term of judges	1832	22	Locompte	Kentucky
Choice, by direct popular vote: State ratio retained: President ineligible for next term	1832	22	Mr. Root	New York
Internal improvements	circa 1832
Aid colonization of certain number of colored population	1832	22	Archer	Virginia
Colonization of "Free people of Color."	1832	22	Smith	Maryland
Choice: Term of office	circa 1832
Internal Improvement	1832	22	President Jackson
Members of Congress excluded	1832	22	Wickliffe	Kentucky
Call of a convention: Defining power of General and State governments	circa 1832
Defining power of coercion and right of resistance by the State	circa 1832
Protective tariff, principles to be defined	circa 1832
Federal taxation	circa 1832
Judiciary: Jurisdiction	circa 1832
Tribunal to settle disputes between General and State governments	circa 1832
Chartering of bank	circa 1832
Internal improvements	circa 1832
Distribution of surplus	circa 1832
Distribution of public land	circa 1832
Choice of, by the people	circa 1832
Choice of: One term only	circa 1832
Rights of Indians	1833	22	Forsyth	Georgia
Call of a convention of States	1833	22
Call of a Federal convention	1833
Choice, by the people: One term only	1833	23	President Jackson
Choice of	1833	23	Benton	Missouri
Choice, by the people: In no case to devolve upon the House of Representatives	1833	23	Bibb	Kentucky
Revoke veto by a majority vote of all Members	1833	23	Kent
Choice, by direct popular vote: In no case to devolve upon the House of Representatives: Uniform system by districts: In case of no majority, a second election by the people	1834	23
Choice: One term only	1834	23	President Jackson
Choice, by direct popular vote, by districts	1834	23	Benton	Missouri
Choice, by direct popular vote by districts: Election in no case to devolve on Congress	circa 1834
Choice: One term only	circa 1834
Members of Congress excluded	1834	23	Hamer	Ohio
Reverse veto by a majority vote	1835	23	Kent
Term of judges	1835	23	Hamer	Ohio
Term of judges; age limit	1836	23	Hardin
Removal of judges, etc	1836	23	Vance	Ohio
One term only	circa 1836
Choice, by direct popular vote by States	circa 1836
Members of Congress excluded	1835	23	Gilmer	Georgia
Distribution of surplus revenue	1835	23	Calhoun	South Carolina
Election of Senators by the people	1835	23	Hannegan	Indiana
Choice: One term, six years	1835	23	Speight	North Carolina
Choice	1835	24	President Jackson
Distribution of surplus revenue	1835	24	Calhoun	South Carolina
Article 1: Reverse veto by a majority vote	circa 1835
Article 2. Independent Treasury Department	circa 1835
Article 3. Secretary of Treasury elected by Congress	circa 1835
Article 14. Tenure and removal	circa 1835
Article 15. Members of Congress excluded	1836	24	Underwood	Kentucky
Choice: One term of six years	circa 1836
Choice, by direct vote: Case of no election	circa 1836
Members of Congress excluded	1836	24	Peyton	Tennessee
Prevent election devolving on Congress	1836
Choice	1836	24
Choice	1836	24	Dromgoole	Virginia
Choice	1836	24	Taliaferro	Virginia
Prevent election devolving on Congress	1836	24	Shepley	Maine
Choice	1836	24	President Jackson
One term only of six years	circa 1836
Choice, by direct popular vote "viva voce:" State ratio retained	circa 1836
Members of Congress excluded	1836	24	McComas	Virginia
Choice, by direct popular vote: State ratio retained	circa 1836
Choice: One term of six years	1836	24	Galbraith	Pennsylvania
Issuing of bank notes	1836	24
Choice	1837	24
Choice: One term only, six years	circa 1837
Choice: Change time of election and have it uniform	circa 1837
Choice, by direct vote: Provision for a second election in case of no choice	circa 1837
Members of Congress excluded	1837	24	Boon	Indiana
State bank paper	1837	24
Choice, by districts	1837	25	Allen	Ohio
Reverse veto by a majority vote	circa 1838
President ineligible for the succeeding four years	circa 1838
Independent Treasury Department	circa 1838
Secretary of Treasury elected by Congress	circa 1838
Tenure and removal	circa 1838
Members of Congress excluded	circa 1838
Nomination by State legislatures, election by direct vote from the list nominated	1838	25	Underwood	Kentucky
Members of Congress excluded	1838	25	Wise	Virginia
Choice of: One term only	1838	25	Rhett	South Carolina
Choice: Case of no election	1838	25	Dromgoole	Virginia
Choice, by direct vote by States: State ratio retained	1838	25	Williams	Tennessee
Choice: One term only	1838	25	Bell	Tennessee
Persons connected with a duel excluded from office	1838	25	Morgan	Virginia
State bank notes	1838	25	Garland	Louisiana
Persons connected with a duel excluded from office	1838	25	Cushman	New Hampshire
Any officer embezzling public money excluded from office	1838	25	Southgate	Kentucky
Term of Senators four years. One-half Senators retire every two years	circa 1839
Choice: Term four years: ineligible to two terms in succession	circa 1839
Veto power dispensed with	circa 1839
Power of removal from office	circa 1839
Removal from office to be regulated by law	circa 1839
Appointment made by the Senate	circa 1839
President shall issue commissions	1839	25	Talaiferro	Virginia
One term, four years	circa 1839
Appointment of certain officers by Congress	circa 1839
Executive offices: Members of Congress excluded	1839	25	Tallmadge	New York
Hereditary slavery abolished after 1842	circa 1839
No slave State to be admitted	circa 1839
Slavery and slave trade abolished after 1845 in District of Columbia	1839	25	Adams	Massachusetts
Limitation of term to seven years	1839	26	Tappan	Ohio
Prohibition of State bank notes	1840	26	Buchanan	Pennsylvania
Choice: Ineligibility to a second term	1840	26	Brown	Tennessee
Regulation for contested elections	1840	26	Habersham	Georgia
Limitation of term of judges	1840	26	Tappan	Ohio
One term only, four years	1840	26	Tallmadge	New York
Choice: One term of four years	1840	26	Hunt	New York
Term to begin December 1	1840	26	Fillmore	New York
One term only	1841	26	Phelps	Vermont
One term only: Uniform day for choice of Presidential Electors	1841	26	White	Indiana
One term only	1841
Choice: One term only	1841	27	Randall	Maine
Choice: One term only	1841	27	Williams	Maine
Choice: One term only	1841	27	Bates	Massachusetts
Choice: One term only	1841	27	Huntington	Connecticut
Choice: One term only	1841	27	Brown	Tennessee
Choice: One term only	1841	27	Cranston	Rhode Island
Choice: One term only	circa 1841
Choice: One term only: To pass bills vetoed by a majority	1841	27	Owsley	Kentucky
Exclusion of members of Congress	1841	27	Clay	Kentucky
Veto reversed by a majority: No "pocket veto"	1841	27	Clay	Kentucky
Secretary of the Treasury and Treasurer appointed and removable by Congress	1841	27	Clay	Kentucky
One Term only	1842	27	Phelps	Vermont
Choice: New Qualifications	circa 1842
Term, no two consecutives	1842	27	Underwood	Kentucky
Deprived by appointing certain Cabinet officers	1842	27	Underwood	Kentucky
Veto reversed by a majority	1842	27	Underwood	Kentucky
Independent Treasury and Post-Office Departments	1842	27	Underwood	Kentucky
Terms and removal from office regulated by law	1842	27	Underwood	Kentucky
Exclusion of members of Congress	1842	27	Underwood	Kentucky
Choice: Nominations by State legislature: Direct Vote	1842	27	Underwood	Kentucky
Limit number of Representatives	1842	27	Underwood	Kentucky
Choice: One term only	circa 1842
Exclusion of members of Congress	circa 1842
Power of removal limited	circa 1842
Veto diminished	1842	27	Underwood	Kentucky
To pass bills vetoed by a majority	1842	27	Adams	Massachusetts
Limiting term of judges to seven years	1842	27	Tappan	Ohio
Choice: One term only	1843	28	Hunt	New York
Apportionment of Representatives to free persons	circa 1843
Apportionment of taxes to free persons	1843	28	Adams	Massachusetts
Apportionment of Representatives to free persons	circa 1843
Apportionment of direct taxes to free persons	1844
Choice: Vote directly by States	1844	28	Dana	New York
To retrocede certain jurisdiction of Congress over District of Columbia to Virginia and Maryland	1844	28	Campbell	South Carolina
Limit term of judges to seven years	1844	28	Tappan	Ohio
Choice of electors by districts	1844	28	Davis	Kentucky
Choice by districts	1844	28	Benton	Missouri
From candidates of all the States, chosen by lot	1844	28	Vinton	Ohio
Vote directly by States	1844	28	Slidell	Louisiana
Ineligible to reelection	1844	28	Hunt	New York
Choice: Second election by joint convention of Congress	1845	28	Dromgoole	Virginia
From candidates of all the States, chosen by lot	1846	29	Vinton	Ohio
Term six years, ineligible thereafter	1846	29	Bagley	Alabama
Members of Congress ineligible	1846	29	Bagley	Alabama
Members of Congress excluded from Cabinet	1846	29	Bagley	Alabama
No second term	circa 1846
Members of Congress excluded from office	1846	29	Hunt	New York
Judicial power not to declare a State act or act of Congress unconstitutional	1846	29	Semple	Illinois
Election of postmasters and other officers	1848	30	Wentworth	Illinois
Term of judges	1848	30	Thompson	Michigan
Amendment to the Constitution	1848	30	Brodhead	Pennsylvania
Choice, direct vote by States	1848	30	Lawrence	New York
Reverse veto by majority vote	circa 1849
Executive: Ineligible to reelection for four years	circa 1849
Removal of judges by Congress	circa 1849
Tenure of office	circa 1849
Exclusion of members of Congress	1849	30	Underwood	Kentucky
Election of Senators by the people	1850	31	Clemens	Alabama
Rights of local legislation	circa 1850
Right of establishing local government	1850	31	Disney	Ohio
Pass bills vetoed, by a majority	1850	31	Underwood	Kentucky
Qualifications: Ineligibility to reelection for four years	1850	31	Underwood	Kentucky
Removal of judges by Congress	1850	31	Underwood	Kentucky
Tenure of office	1850	31	Underwood	Kentucky
Exclusion of members of Congress	1850	31	Underwood	Kentucky
To prevent the abolition of slavery	1850	31	Daniel	North Carolina
Choice directly by districts	1851	31	Johnson	Tennessee
Senators elected by the people	1851	31	Johnson	Tennessee
Term of judges twelve years	1851	31	Johnson	Tennessee
Executive: Election of deputy postmasters	1851	32	Allen	Massachusetts
Election of Senators by the people	1852	32	Mace	Indiana
Choice directly by districts	1852	32	Johnson	Tennessee
Senators elected by the people	1852	32	Johnson	Tennessee
Term of judges twelve years	1852	32	Johnson	Tennessee
Choice directly by districts	1853	33	Ewing	Kentucky
Choice: One term only	1854	33	Taylor	Ohio
Election of Senators by the people	1853	33	Mace	Indiana
Election of postmasters and collectors	1854	33	Walbridge	New York
Qualification necessary to vote for Representative	1858	35	Marshall	Kentucky
Recognition of the right of property in slaves	circa 1858
Protection of this right in the Territories	circa 1858
Return of fugitive slaves	1860	36	President Buchanan
Amendment	1860	36	Nelson	Tennessee
Full protection to the rights of property	circa 1860
Insuring the equality of the States	1860	36	Powell	Kentucky
Slavery in the Territories divided by the line of 86 degrees 80	circa 1860
Interstate slave trade permitted	circa 1860
Foreign slave trade prohibited	circa 1860
Return of fugitive slaves	circa 1860
Right to travel with slaves	circa 1860
Laws of Congress on return of fugitive slaves supreme	1860	36	Cochrane	New York
Congress to have no jurisdiction over slavery	circa 1860
Duty of Congress to protect slavery in the Territories	circa 1860
Territorial legislatures to have no jurisdiction over slavery	circa 1860
Right to travel with slaves	circa 1860
Fugitive slaves	1860	36	Leake	Virginia
Changes in form of Government required for the self-preservation of the slave-holding States	1860	36	Jenkins	Virginia
Slavery to be prohibited north of 86 degrees 80' and protected south	circa 1860
Admission of Territories	circa 1860
Interstate slave trade permitted	circa 1860
Congress shall not abolish slavery in the District of Columbia, etc	1860	36	Mallory	Kentucky
Slavery in Territories: Admission of Territories	circa 1860
Slave property shall not be impaired	circa 1860
Remuneration for fugitives	1860	36	English	Indiana
Remuneration for fugitives	1860	36	McClernand
Presidency abolished: Executive Council	1860	36	Noell	Missouri
Express recognition of right of property in slaves	circa 1860
Federal Government shall protect slavery in District of Columbia and Territories	circa 1860
Admission of Territories	circa 1860
Right to travel with slaves	circa 1860
Enforcement of return of fugitives slaves: Slave states a negative on all acts of Congress on slavery	circa 1860
The above and three-fifths representation for slaves to be unamendable	circa 1860
Federal officers within States to be appointed by States	1860	36	Hindman	Arkansas
Call of a convention to amend	1860	36	Larrabee	Wisconsin
Choice, by districts: Case of no majority	circa 1860
Election of Senators by the people	circa 1860
Term of Judges: one-half from slave holding States and one-half from non slave -holding States	1860	36	Johnson	Tennessee
Division of Territories	circa 1860
Fugitive Slaves	circa 1860
Slavery may exist in United States forts, etc	circa 1860
Slavery in the District of Columbia	circa 1860
The three-fifths representation of slaves not to be changed	circa 1860
Interstate slave trade permitted	circa 1860
Power of amendment: These provision to be unamendable	1860	36	Johnson	Tennessee
Admission of Territories: Right of property	1860	36	Cochrane	New York
Provision for the assent of the United States to a State's secession	1860	36	Sickles	New York
Right of property in slaves in the Territories	circa 1860
Admission of new States	1860	36	Florence	Pennsylvania
Slavery prohibited in territory north of and recognized south of 86 degree 80	circa 1860
Admission of Territories as States	circa 1860
Slavery in territory of United States within slave States	circa 1860
Slavery in District of Columbia: Federal officers shall be permitted to bring their slaves into District of Columbia	circa 1860
Interstate slave trade permitted	circa 1860
United States responsible for rescued fugitive slaves	circa 1860
The above provision, also the three-fifths slave representation and fugitive-slave clauses shall be unamendable, and no amendment shall be made giving Congress power to abolish slavery	circa 1860
Call of a convention to amend	1860	36	Lane	Ohio
Convention to amend	1860	36	Pugh	Ohio
Congress shall make no law as to slavery in the Territories	circa 1860
Admission of Territories	circa 1860
A representative without vote in the Senate and in the House given to the Territories	circa 1860
Acquirement of new territory	circa 1860
Area of all new States to be equal	circa 1860
Fugitive-slave clause to extend to Territories	circa 1860
Jurisdiction extend to Territories	circa 1860
Franchise shall not be given to persons of the African race	circa 1860
Colonization of free negroes	circa 1860
Slavery in United States territory	circa 1860
Slavery in the District of Columbia: Right of Federal officers to hold slaves in the District of Columbia	circa 1860
Interstate slave trade permitted	circa 1860
African slave trade prohibited	circa 1860
United States required to pay for fugitive slaves released	circa 1860
Power of amendment: The above provision, also the three-fifths slave representation and fugitive-slave clauses shall be unamendable, and no amendment shall be made giving Congress power to abolish slavery	1860	36	Douglas	Illinois
Property in slaves recognized and protected	1860	36	Davis	Mississippi
To take the sense of the people on the following:	circa 1861
Slavery prohibited in territories north of and recognized south of 86 degree 80	circa 1861
Admission of Territories as States	circa 1861
Slavery in Federal territory within slave States	circa 1861
Federal officers permitted to bring their slaves into the District	circa 1861
Interstate slave trade permitted	circa 1861
United States responsible for rescued fugitive slaves	circa 1861
The above provisions, also three-fifths representation of slaves, and fugitive-slave clauses shall be unamendable, and no amendment shall be made giving Congress power to abolish slavery	circa 1861
Persons of the African race disqualified from holding office or exercising the franchise	1861	36	Crittenden	Kentucky
Congress prohibited from interfering with slavery in the States	circa 1861
Congress prohibited from interfering with slavery in Federal territory within Slave States	circa 1861
Slavery in District of Columbia	circa 1861
Interstate slave trade permitted	circa 1861
Slave trade prohibited	circa 1861
Right of property in slaves in Territories: Division line	circa 1861
Annexation of territory	circa 1861
Return of fugitive slaves	1861	36	Etheridge	Tennessee
To take the sense of the people on certain amendments on February 15	1861	36	Bigler	Pennsylvania
Protection of slavery	1861	36	English	Indiana
Choice	1861		Whitely	Delaware
Division line between free and slave Territories 86 degrees 40	circa 1861
Congress shall not abolish slavery in its territory within slave States	circa 1861
Congress shall not abolish slavery in the District of Columbia	circa 1861
Interstate slave trade permitted	circa 1861
Congress required to pay for fugitive slaves escapes	circa 1861
The preceding article shall be unamendable	1861	36	Florence	Pennsylvania
Division line between free and slave Territories 36 degrees 40	circa 1861
Admission of Territories as States	circa 1861
Congress prohibited from abolishing slavery in the States	circa 1861
Congress prohibited from abolishing slavery in Federal territory within slave States, District of Columbia, or in Territories south of said line.	circa 1861
Congress prohibited from abolishing the interstate slave trade	circa 1861
African slave trade prohibited	circa 1861
Return of fugitive slaves	circa 1861
Persons of the African race disqualified from holding office or exercising the franchise	circa 1861
Colonization of free negroes	circa 1861
United States required to pay for fugitive slaves rescued	circa 1861
Term, six years: Ineligible to reelection for six years	circa 1861
Electors chosen by the people in Congressional districts; two at large by the legislature	1861	36	Douglas	Illinois
Congress shall make no law as to slavery in the Territories	1861	36	Douglas
Protection of Slavery	circa 1861
Legislation of slavery prohibited.	circa 1861
African slave trade prohibited: fugitive slave	1861	36	Morris	Pennsylvania
Call of peace convention to propose amendments	1861	36
To take the sense of the people on the following amendments	circa 1861
Division of the Territories by the line on parallel 36 degrees 30	circa 1861
Two-thirds vote of Senate necessary for acquiring new territory	circa 1861
Slavery prohibited north of said line; recognized and protected south of said line	circa 1861
Admission of Territories as States	circa 1861
Congress prohibited from abolishing slavery in Federal territory within slave State and District of Columbia	circa 1861
Compensation for fugitive slaves rescued required	circa 1861
Interstate slave trade permitted	circa 1861
African slave trade prohibited	circa 1861
Term six years: Ineligible to reelection	circa 1861
The provision in regard to three-fifths representation for slaves, and the fugitive-slave clause shall be unamendable, and no amendment shall be made giving Congress power to interfere or destroy the domestic institutions of the States	1861	36	Cochrane	New York
Slavery permitted in territory south of 36 degrees 30	circa 1861
Legislation abolishing slavery prohibited	circa 1861
Admission of new States	circa 1861
Legislative: Present right of Representatives shall not be altered	circa 1861
Regulation of the right to labor to belong exclusively to the States	circa 1861
Exclusive power of regulating labor in District of Columbia is ceded to Maryland	circa 1861
No State shall pass any law contrary to fugitive-slave law	circa 1861
Right of transit with slaves	circa 1861
African slave trade prohibited	circa 1861
Descendants of Africans excluded from citizenship	circa 1861
Acts tending to excite an insurrection by slaves are penal offenses	circa 1861
County of any State in which fugitive slave is rescued shall be liable for payment of full value	circa 1861
Slaves shall not be taken into any territory north of 36 degrees 30.	circa 1861
Fugitive slaves shall have trial by jury at the place which they may be returned	circa 1861
Criminal trial of fugitive slaves	circa 1861
Citizens of any State sojourning in any other State shall have the right of trial by jury and due process of law	circa 1861
No State shall secede without the consent of three-fourths of the States	circa 1861
The right of the people in three-fourths of the States to call and form a convention to alter, amend, or abolish the Constitution shall never be questioned	circa 1861
Articles 8, 9, 10 of these amendments shall not be altered without consent of the slave States	1861	36	Florence	Pennsylvania
Provision for a popular vote on proposition to amend proposed by Mr. Crittenden	1861	36	Vallandigham	Ohio
Protection of Slavery	1861	36	Eyck	New Jersey
Slavery prohibited in the Territories north of 86 degrees 80; permitted south, etc	circa 1861
United States Government not to interfere with slavery in States where it exists, nor sustain slavery in any State where it is prohibited	circa 1861
Fugitive slaves	circa 1861
Foreign slave trade prohibited	1861	36	Kellogg	Illinois
Convention to propose amendments	1861	36	President
Division of the country into four sections	circa 1861
On demand of one-third of Senators votes shall be taken by sections, and a majority from each section shall be necessary for the passage of a bill	circa 1861
Choice: A majority from each section shall be necessary for the passage of a bill	circa 1861
Term, six years	circa 1861
No State shall secede without the consent of the legislatures of all the States of its section	circa 1861
Right of citizens from any section to migrate upon equal terms to the Territories	circa 1861
Admission of new States	1861	36	Vallandigham	Ohio
Convention to propose amendments	1861	36
To ascertain the sense of the people on the Crittenden amendment	1861	36	Martin	Virginia
Preventing the withdrawal of States from the Union	1861	36	Ferry	Connecticut
Calling a national convention	1861	36	Fenton	New York
Slavery prohibited in the Territories north of 36 degrees 30; permitted south	circa 1861
Admission of new States	circa 1861
United States Government not to interfere with slavery in States where it exists, nor sanction slavery in any State where it is prohibited	circa 1861
Return of fugitive slaves	circa 1861
Foreign slave trade prohibited	circa 1861
Increase of territory restricted	1861	36	Kellogg	Illinois
Peace convention amendments	1861	36
Slavery prohibited in territory north of and permitted south of 36 degrees 30	circa 1861
Admission of new States	circa 1861
United States Government not to interfere with slavery in States where it exists nor sanction it where it is prohibited	circa 1861
Return of fugitive slaves	circa 1861
Foreign slave trade prohibited	circa 1861
Increase of territory restricted	1861	36	Kellogg	Illinois
Slave and nonslave-holding Territories divided: Admission of new States	circa 1861
Congress shall not abolish slavery in its territory situated within slave-holding States	circa 1861
Congress shall not abolish slavery in District of Columbia	circa 1861
Interstate slave trade permitted	circa 1861
Pay for rescued fugitive slaves required	circa 1861
The above articles shall be unamendable, also three-fifths representation clause, and the fugitive-slave clause: No amendment shall be made abolishing slavery in States where it is permitted by law	circa 1861
Persons of the African race excluded from franchise and office	circa 1861
Colonization of free negroes	1861	36	Clemens	Virginia
Amendment abolishing slavery prohibited	1861	36	Corwin	Ohio
Calling a national convention	1861	36	Burch
Slavery prohibited in territories north of and recognized south of 36 degree 30	circa 1861
No legislation to prevent the taking of slaves into said Territories: Admission of new States	circa 1861
Annexation or acquirement of new territory	circa 1861
To prevent the abolition of slavery in slave States; to prevent the abolition of slavery in District of Columbia; to permit members of Congress to bring slaves with them	circa 1861
Congress not to interfere with slavery in territory of United States within States	circa 1861
Fugitive-slave clause	circa 1861
Foreign slave trade prohibited	circa 1861
The first, third, and fifth sections, together with this section, and the three-fifths representation and the fugitive-slave clause, shall not be amended without the consent of all states	circa 1861
Payment for fugitive slaves released	1861	36	Crittenden	Kentucky
Convention to amend the Constitution	1861
That the legislatures of the States consider the calling of a convention	1861	36	Seward	New York
Line for division of slave and nonslave territory	circa 1861
Slavery in United States territory within slave States	circa 1861
Members of Congress permitted to bring slaves into the District of Columbia	circa 1861
Return of fugitives	circa 1861
Interstate slave trade permitted	circa 1861
African slave trade prohibited	circa 1861
Punishment of persons who incite insurrection	circa 1861
Payment for fugitive slaves released	circa 1861
These propositions shall not be amendable; also the three-fifths representation clause and the fugitive-slave clause: Congress shall not abolish slavery in slave States	circa 1861
Persons of African race excluded from franchise and from office	1861	36	Pugh	Ohio
No State shall have power to secede	circa 1861
All laws of the United States shall be the supreme law	1861	36	Doolittle	Wisconsin
That the States be invited to consider the call of a convention	1861	36	Grimes	Iowa
Division line between free and slave Territories 36 degrees 30	circa 1861
Acquirement of new territory restricted	circa 1861
Congress shall not have power to abolish slavery in any State: Congress shall not have power to abolish slavery in District of Columbia, nor prohibit Representatives from bringing their slaves into the District	circa 1861
Congress shall not abolish slavery in United States: Property within slave States	circa 1861
Interstate slave trade within slave States	circa 1861
No higher rate of taxation on slaves than on land	circa 1861
Slave trade in District of Columbia prohibited	circa 1861
Enforcing the delivery of fugitive slaves	circa 1861
Foreign slave trade prohibited	circa 1861
The first, third, and fifth sections, together with this section, and the three-fifths representation and the fugitive-slave clause, shall not be amended without the consent of all states	circa 1861
Payment for fugitive slaves rescued	1861	36	Johnson	Arkansas
African slave trade prohibited	circa 1861
Persons committing crimes against slaveholders shall be delivered up by States to which they flee	circa 1861
Punishment of persons aiding in insurrection	1861	36	Powell	Kentucky
Peace convention resolutions	1861	36	Crittenden	Kentucky
Convention for proposing amendments	1861	36
Convention for proposing amendments	1861	36
Slavery prohibited in Territories north of and recognized south of 36 degree 30	circa 1861
Admission of new States	circa 1861
Limitation upon the abolition of slavery in the District of Columbia: Federal officers permitted to bring their slaves into the District	circa 1861
Interstate slave trade permitted	circa 1861
African slave trade prohibited	circa 1861
Return of fugitive slaves	circa 1861
Congress to punish persons aiding invasion or insurrections in any State	circa 1861
Compensation for fugitive slaves rescued	circa 1861
The above articles to be unamendable; also the three-fifths representation for slaves and fugitive-slave clauses: No amendment to abolish slavery in any State	1861	37	Saulsbury	Delaware
Convention to amend the Constitution	1861	37	Vallandigham	Ohio
Compensation to States that abolish Slavery before January 1, 1900	circa 1861
Slaves who have enjoyed freedom by the chances of war shall be forever free: All owners of such, if loyal, to be compensated	circa 1861
Colonization of free colored persons	1862	37	President Lincoln
Convention of the States for reconstruction of the Union	1862	37	Davis	Kentucky
Amendment	1862	37	Vallandigham
Choice	circa 1862
Presidential power of removal from office	circa 1862
Choice	1862	37	Davis	Kentucky
Slavery prohibited	1863	38	Ashley	Ohio
Slavery prohibited	1863	38	Wilson	Iowa
Prohibition of slavery	circa 1863
Amendment: Reducing the majorities required	1864	38	Henderson	Missouri
Prohibition of slavery (The XIII Amendment)	1864	38	Trumball				Judiciary
Prohibition of slavery	circa 1864
Apportionment of Representatives	circa 1864
Repeal of the fugitive slave clause	1864	38	Sumner	Massachusetts
Negroes excluded from citizenship and office	circa 1864
Division of New England	1864	38	Davis	Kentucky
New division of New England	1864	38	Davis	Kentucky
Negroes excluded from citizenship and office	1864	38	Davis	Kentucky
Negroes excluded from citizenship and office	1864	38	Davis	Kentucky
Slaves to be removed by the government from slave States before being entitled to their freedom	1864	38	Davis	Kentucky
Compensation of slaves emancipated required	1864	38	Powell	Kentucky
Distinction of freedom through the States and Territories according to the white population	1864	38	Davis	Kentucky
Executive: One term only, six years	1864	38	Powell	Kentucky
President's power of removal from office	1864	38	Powell	Kentucky
"Riders" prohibited	1864	38	Powell	Kentucky
Prohibition of slavery	1864	38	Sumner	Massachusetts
Religious freedom guaranteed	circa 1864
Rights of the press: Restrictions	circa 1864
Right of free speech, etc	circa 1864
Rights of the people against the militia	circa 1864
Slavery in territories south of 36 degrees 30	circa 1864
Slavery in the District of Columbia	circa 1864
Admission of Territories as States	circa 1864
Three-fifths representation of slaves not to be abolished without consent of slave States	circa 1864
Slavery in States south of 36 degrees 30 regulated by each State	circa 1864
Return of fugitive slaves not to be obstructed	circa 1864
Right of transit with slaves in slave States	circa 1864
African slave trade prohibited	circa 1864
Descendants of Africans excluded from citizenship	circa 1864
Fugitive slaves may have trial by jury	circa 1864
Fugitives charged with crime may have trial by jury	circa 1864
Inciting slaves to insurrection of penal offense	circa 1864
Conspiracies shall be suppressed	circa 1864
Consent of three-fourths of the States necessary for withdrawal from the Union	circa 1864
Compensation of States by the National Government for freeing slaves	circa 1864
Congress allowed to aid colonization of free negroes	circa 1864
Duties on imports for revenue permitted	circa 1864
When slavery shall be abolished by all the States it shall be forever prohibited	circa 1864
Power of Amendment: Provisions of this article in regard to slavery unamendable without consent of slave States	1864	38	Saulsbury	Delaware
Amendment not to apply to Kentucky, Missouri, Delaware, and Maryland for ten years after ratification	1864	38	Wheeler	Wisconsin
To submit the amendment to conventions within States instead of legislatures	1864	38	Pendleton	Ohio
Slavery prohibited: Equality before the law	1864		Sumner	Massachusetts
To repeal Corwin amendment	1864		Anthony	Rhode Island
Choice: Electors distributed according to population of States; nominations by lot from six names chosen; final choice by electors from the two so selected	circa 1864
Reversal of veto by majority	circa 1864
Not to use the patronage of office for advantage of any party	circa 1864
In case of vacancy in office of President and Vice-President	circa 1864
Executive: Choice: Oath of electors	1864	38	Powell	Kentucky
Slavery prohibited	1864	38	Windom	Wisconsin
Slavery prohibited	1864	38	Arnold	Illinois
Tax on exports	1864	38	Blaine	Maine
Slavery prohibited	1864	38	Norton	Illinois
Slavery prohibited, fugitive-slave clause struck out	1864	38	Stevens	Pennsylvania
Abolition of slavery	1864	38	Morgan	New York
Export duty	1864	38	Davis	Maryland
Abolition of slavery	1864	38	President Lincoln
Apportionment of Representatives	1864	38	Sloan	Wisconsin
A convention of the States to consider the following proposition	circa 1864
Consolidation of certain States into three, for Federal purposes	circa 1864
President to be chosen alternately from free and slave States	circa 1864
One term only	circa 1864
Choice by the Supreme Court from candidates nominated by the State: Senate to fill vacancy	circa 1864
Justices of Supreme Court ineligible to any other office	circa 1864
Limitation on President's power of removal	circa 1864
Protection of the individual in the enjoyment of various rights, exemption from military arrest, and trial by martial law: Relation of military to power	circa 1864
The Constitution as the supreme law of the United States is superior to all acts of Congress, President, or other officers: Limitation on the power to suspend the Constitution	circa 1864
Freedom of commerce guaranteed	circa 1864
Infraction of the above rights punishable as a private wrong and public crime	circa 1864
Each State to regulate its domestic institutions	circa 1864
Limitation upon the taking of private property by civil or military power: Indemnity and official liability	circa 1864
Negroes barred from citizenship	circa 1864
Reserved rights	circa 1864
Literal construction of Constitution guaranteed	1864	38	Davis	Kentucky
Apportionment of Representation	circa 1864
Apportionment of direct taxes to value of taxable property	1865		Sloan	Wisconsin
Powers denied the United States	1865	38	Stevens	Pennsylvania
Export duty	1865	38	Dixon	Connecticut
Abolition of slavery	1865	38	Brown	Missouri
Abolition of slavery	1865	38	Bennett	Colorado
Apportionment of Representatives	1865	38	Sumner	Massachusetts
Apportionment of Representatives	1865	39	Sumner	Massachusetts
Apportionment of Representatives	1865	39	Scheck	Ohio
Civil rights	1865	39	Stevens	Pennsylvania
Apportionment of Representatives	1865	39	Stevens	Pennsylvania
Provision prohibiting export duties repealed	1865	39	Stevens	Pennsylvania
Rebel debt not to be paid	1865	39	Stevens	Pennsylvania
Apportionment of Representatives and direct taxes	1865	39	Broomall	Pennsylvania
Provision prohibiting export duties repealed	circa 1865
Prohibit payment of rebel debt	1865	39	Bingham	Ohio
Civil rights	1865	39	Bingham	Ohio
Prohibit payment of rebel debt	1865	39	Farnsworth	Illinois
Choice by direct popular vote: Plurality vote to elect	circa 1865
Congress given power to regulate elections	1865	39	Jenkins	Rhode Island
Standard of voting for Federal offices	circa 1865
Apportionment of Representatives	1865	39	Dolano	Connecticut
Protection of civil rights: A system of common schools for all	1865	39	Dolano	Ohio
Equality before the law	1865	39	Stevens	Pennsylvania
Powers denied the United States	1865	39	Benjamin	Missouri
Permanence of the Union Guaranteed: Punishment for attempts to subvert or overthrow it	1865	39	Stewart	Nevada
Franchise	1865	39	Boutwell	Massachusetts
Paramount sovereignty of the United States asserted: The Union indissoluble	1865	39	Cragin	New Hampshire
Protection of national debt: Prohibiting the payment of rebel debt	1866	39	Sumner	Massachusetts
Prohibition of compensation for slaves emancipated	1866	39	Williams	Oregon
Apportionment of Representatives	1866	39	Pike	Maine
Apportionment of Representatives and direct taxes	1866	39	Blaine	Maine
Qualification of electors	1866	39	Rollins	New Hampshire
Apportionment of Representatives	1866	39	Orth	Indiana
Apportionment of Representatives	circa 1866
Apportionment of direct taxes	1866	39	Conkling	New York
Remuneration for slaves forbidden	1866	39	Lawrence	Ohio
Remuneration for slaves forbidden	1866	39	Lawrence	Ohio
Remuneration for slaves forbidden	1866	39	Lawrence	Ohio
Apportionment of Representatives and direct taxes	1866	39	Fossenden	Maine
Choice: Direct popular Vote: Case of second election	1866	39	Ashley	Ohio
Apportionment of Representatives and abridgement of representation	1866	39	Stevens	Pennsylvania
Apportionment of Representatives	circa 1866
Apportionment of direct taxes	1866	39	Sloan
Congress to regulate qualifications for electors for Representatives	1866	39	Kelley	Pennsylvania
Apportionment of Representatives	1866		Baker
Apportionment of Representatives	circa 1866
Apportionment of direct taxes	1866		Lawrence	Ohio
Apportionment of Representatives	1866	39	Orth	Indiana
Apportionment of Representatives: States prohibited from abridging the franchise	1866	39	Ingersoll	Illinois
Abridgement of representation	1866	39	Brooks	New York
Apportionment of Representatives	circa 1866
Apportionment of direct taxes	circa 1866
Suffrage	1866	39	Eliot	Massachusetts
Apportionment of Representatives	1866	39	Schenck	Ohio
Abridgement of representation	1866	39	Broomall	Pennsylvania
Apportionment of Representatives	circa 1866
Apportionment of direct taxes	1866	39	Doolittle	Wisconsin
Equal rights	1866	39	Sumner	Massachusetts
Suffrage extended to certain classes of persons of African descent	1866	39	Howard	Michigan
Abridgement of representation	1866	39	Clark	New Hampshire
Suffrage	1866	39	Sumner	Massachusetts
Equality of civil and political rights	1866	39	Yates	Illinois
Apportionment of Representatives	1866	39	Clark	New Hampshire
Equality of suffrage	1866	39	Henderson	Missouri
Apportionment of Representatives and direct taxes	1866	39	Stewart	Nevada
Apportionment of Representatives	1866	39	Sherman	Ohio
Apportionment of Representatives	1866	39	Wilson	Massachusetts
Apportionment of Representatives	1866	39	Sumner	Massachusetts
Franchise	1866	39	Henderson	Missouri
Direct popular vote: Second election by the people	1866	39	Ashely	Ohio
Remuneration for slaves and payment of rebel debt forbidden	1866	39	Wilson	Massachusetts
Civil rights, etc	1866	39	Brown	Missouri
States in rebellion reduced to Territories	1866	39	Kelso	Missouri
To empower congress to enforce on the States all obligations, prohibitions, or disabilities imposed by the Constitution	1866	39	Williams	Pennsylvania
Changing name of United States of America to America	1866	39	Anderson	Missouri
Civil rights	1866	39	Bingham	Ohio
Equal civil rights	1866	39	Fessenden	Maine
No officer of the Confederacy to be eligible	1866	39	Cullom	Illinois
Civil disabilities	1866	39	McKee	Kentucky
Declaring the right of amending the Federal Constitution	1866	39	Bromwell	Illinois
One term only	1866	39	Wade	Ohio
Constitutional convention	1866	39	Lane	Kansas
Civil disabilities	1866	39	Poland	Vermont
Apportionment of Representatives	1866	39	Grimes	Iowa
Apportionment of Representatives	circa 1866
Apportionment of direct taxes	circa 1866
Redemption of the national debt	circa 1866
Payment of rebel debet prohibited	circa 1866
Compensation for slaves prohibited	1866	39	Lane	Kansas
Basis of representation	1866	39	Ashley	Ohio
Confederates ineligible to office	1866	39	Baker	Illinois
Civil disabilities	1866	39	Cullom	Illinois
Apportionment of Representatives	1866	39	Hill	Indiana
Restricting issue of a paper circulating medium	1866	39	Thomas
Civil rights or franchise guaranteed	circa 1866
Compensation for slaves prohibited	circa 1866
Payment of rebel debt prohibited	circa 1866
Reconstruction	1866	39	Stewart	Nevada
Apportionment of Representatives	1866	39	Hill	Indiana
Payment for slaves emancipated prohibited	circa 1866
Apportionment of Representatives	circa 1866
Readmission of Representatives and Senators from States in insurrection	1866	39	Wilson	Massachusetts
Suffrage and civil rights	circa 1866
Apportionment of Representatives	circa 1866
Secessionists excluded from the franchise	circa 1866
Payment of rebel debt prohibited	circa 1866
Compensation for slaves prohibited	1866	39	Fessenden	Maine
Civil rights: Citizenship (The XIV Amendment)	circa 1866
Apportionment of Representatives	circa 1866
Civil disabilities of secessionists	circa 1866
National debt guaranteed	circa 1866
Payment of rebel debt forbidden	circa 1866
Compensation for slaves prohibited	1866		Stevens	Pennsylvania
Civil disabilities of secessionists	1866	39	Garfield	Ohio
Civil disabilities of secessionists	1866	39	McKee	Kentucky
Civil disabilities of secessionists	1866	39	Beaman	Michigan
Citizenship: Civil rights	circa 1866
Apportionment of Representatives	circa 1866
Payment of rebel debt forbidden	circa 1866
Compensation for slaves forbidden	1866		Stewart
Civil disabilities	circa 1866
Payment of rebel debt forbidden	circa 1866
Compensation for slaves forbidden	1866	39	Clark	New Hampshire
Civil rights	circa 1866
Apportionment of Representatives	circa 1866
Public debt of the United States guaranteed	circa 1866
Payment of rebel debt forbidden	circa 1866
Compensation of slaves forbidden	1866	39	Wade	Ohio
Apportionment of Representatives	circa 1866
Disability of secessionist	1866	39	Wilson	Massachusetts
Ratification	1866	39	Buckalew	Pennsylvania
Civil disability of secessionists	1866	39	Johnson	Maryland
Apportionment of Representatives	circa 1866
Apportionment of direct taxes	1866	39	Sherman	Ohio
Civil rights	circa 1866
Apportionment of Representatives	circa 1866
Civil disability of secessionists	circa 1866
National debt guaranteed	circa 1866
Payment of rebel debt forbidden	circa 1866
Compensation for slaves forbidden	1866	39	Howard	Michigan
Citizenship of Indians	1866	39	Doolittle	Wisconsin
Civil disability of secessionists	1866	39	Hendricks	Indiana
Civil disability of secessionists	1866	39	Johnson	Maryland
Civil disability of secessionists	1866	39	Johnson	Maryland
Civil disability of secessionists	1866	39	Saulsbury	Delaware
Civil disability of secessionists	1866	39	Doolittle	Wisconsin
Civil disability of secessionists	1866	39	Doolittle	Wisconsin
Amnesty for certain classes of secessionists	1866	39	Van Winkle	West Virginia
Apportionment of Representatives	1866	39	Hendricks	Indiana
Apportionment of Representatives	circa 1866
Apportionment of direct taxes	1866	39	Doolittle	Wisconsin
Apportionment of Representatives	circa 1866
Compensation for slaves forbidden	circa 1866
National debt guaranteed	circa 1866
Payment of rebel debt forbidden	circa 1866
Apportionment of direct taxes	1866	39	Doolittle	Wisconsin
Apportionment of Representatives	1866	39	Williams	Oregon
Apportionment of Representatives	1866	39	Howard	Michigan
Civil rights	1866	39	Yates	Illinois
National debt guaranteed	circa 1866
Payment of rebel debt prohibited	circa 1866
Compensation for slaves prohibited	1866	39	Clark	New Hampshire
Citizenship	1866	39	Fessenden	Maine
Division of amendment into five separate articles	1866	39	Doolittle	Wisconsin
Civil disability of secessionists	1866	39	Davis	Kentucky
Payment of private property	1866	39	Davis	Kentucky
Remuneration to certain owners for slaves	1866	39	Davis	Kentucky
Civil rights	1866	39	Johnson	Maryland
Export on cotton	1866	39	Stevens	Pennsylvania
Suffrage	1866	39	Stewart	Nevada
Export duty on cotton	1866	39	Stevens	Pennsylvania
Executive: One term only: Mode and manner of election	1866	39	Ashley	Ohio
Election of assessors and collectors of internal revenue by the people	1866	39	Broomall	Pennsylvania
Choice: One term only	1866	39	Wade	Ohio
One term only	1867		One term only
No State shall withdraw from the Union	circa 1867
Payment on public debt	circa 1867
Payment on rebel debt prohibited	circa 1867
Citizenship defined	circa 1867
Apportionment of Representatives: Property and educational qualifications	1867		Dixon	Connecticut
Power of amending the Constitution declared	1867	39	Bromwell	Illinois
Term, and choice of judges by congress	1867	39	Cobb	Wisconsin
Suffrage and civil rights	circa 1867
Common school system for all: Congress to enforce the same	1867	39	Kelse	Missouri
Executive: One term of six years	1867	39	Poland	Vermont
No State shall withdraw from the Union	circa 1867
Payment on public debt	circa 1867
Payment on rebel debt prohibited	circa 1867
Citizenship defined	circa 1867
Apportionment of Representatives: Property and educational qualifications	1867	39	Dixon	Connecticut
One term of six years	circa 1867
Abolish the Vice-Presidency	circa 1867
Choice by direct popular vote	1867	39	Poland	Vermont
Choice by Congress from candidates nominated by the States	circa 1867
Term: Ineligible to reelection	1867	39	Davis	Kentucky
Removal of judges on address of two-thirds of both houses	1867	39	Williams	Pennsylvania
Suffrage and right to hold office	1867	40	Henderson	Missouri
One term only	1867	40	Cragin	New Hampshire
Declaratory as to procedure of amending the Constitution	1867	40	Bromwell	Illinois
Franchise not to be abridged on account of race or color	1867	40	Ingersol	Illinois
Citizenship defined	circa 1867
Qualifications for the franchise	circa 1867
Civil rights not to be abridged by the States	circa 1867
Apportionment of Representatives	circa 1867
Disability of secessionist	circa 1867
Validity of United States debt guaranteed: Payment of rebel debt prohibited: No compensation for slaves	1867	40	Ashley	Ohio
Removal of judges on address of two-thirds of both houses	1867	40	Williams	Pennsylvania
Equal civil and political rights	1867	40	Wilson	Massachusetts
Citizenship defined	circa 1867
Qualifications for the franchise	circa 1867
Civil rights not to be abridged by the States	circa 1867
Apportionment of Representatives	circa 1867
Disability of secessionists	circa 1867
Validity of United States debt guaranteed: Payment of rebel debt prohibited: No compensation for slaves	1867	40	Ashley	Ohio
States to provide a system of free public schools	1867	40	Ashley	Ohio
Judiciary: Tribunal to decide questions of constitutional power and conflict of jurisdiction between National and State governments	1867	40	Davis	Kentucky
Qualification of electors	1868	40	Newcomb	Missouri
One term only	1868	40	Sumner	Massachusetts
Qualification for eligibility	1868	40	Robinson	New York
Term of Judges, eight years: Choice by joint convention of Congress	1868	40	Cobb	Wisconsin			Judiciary
Vice-Presidency abolished	circa 1868
Choice by direct popular vote	circa 1868
One term only, four years	circa 1868
Vacancy in Presidential office to be filled by joint convention of Congress	circa 1868
Franchise	circa 1868
Apportionment of Representatives	1868	40	Ashley	Ohio
Choice by direct popular vote by districts	circa 1868
One term only	circa 1868
Succession in case of removal of both President and Vice-President	circa 1868
Election of Senators by popular vote	circa 1868
Term of judges	1868	40	President Johnson
Suffrage	1868	40	Cragin	New Hampshire			Judiciary
Suffrage	1868	40	Pomeroy	Kansas			Judiciary
Suffrage	1868	40	Kelley	Pennsylvania			Judiciary
Suffrage	1868	40	Broomall	Pennsylvania			Judiciary
Suffrage	1868	40	Stokes	Tennessee			Judiciary
Suffrage	1868	40	Maynard	Tennessee			Judiciary
Suffrage	1868	40	Julian	Indiana			Judiciary
Choice by direct popular vote by districts	circa 1868
One term only	circa 1868
Succession in case of removal of President and Vice President	circa 1868
Election of Senators by popular vote	circa 1868
Term of judges	1868	40	President Johnson
Suffrage	circa 1868
Apportionment of Representatives	1868	40	Ashley	Ohio			Judiciary
Term of judges, ten years	1868	40	Lougbridge	Iowa			Judiciary
Division of State into electoral districts	circa 1868
Choice: In case of no choice, a second election by electoral college	1868	40	McCreery	Kentucky			Judiciary
Suffrage	1869	40	Bromwell	Illinois			Judiciary
Suffrage	1869	40	Bontwell	Massachusetts			Judiciary
Woman suffrage	1869	40	Brooks	New York
Suffrage	1869	40	Robinson	New York
Suffrage	1869	40	Bingham
Suffrage	1869	40	Shanks
Suffrage: Those engaged in rebellion excluded	1869	40	McKee
Suffrage: Those engaged in rebellion excluded	1869	40	Shellabarger	Ohio
Suffrage	1869	40	Ward	New York
States prohibited placing restrictions on the elective franchise, except such as shall hereafter engage in rebellion	1869	40	Bingham	Ohio
Suffrage: Educational test prohibited	1869	40	Boutwell	Massachusetts
Suffrage	1869	40	Boutwell	Massachusetts
Suffrage: Those engaged in rebellion excluded	1869	40	Shellabarger	Ohio
Right to vote and hold office shall not be abridged	1869	40	Stewart	Nevada
Suffrage	1869	40	Williams	Oregon
Ratification by legislature chosen next after passage of resolution	1869	40	Buckalew	Pennsylvania
Citizen of African descent, right to vote and hold office affirmed	1869	40	Howard	Michigan
Chinamen and Indians not taxed excluded from terms of this amendment	1869	40	Corbett	Oregon
Suffrage: Persons engaged in rebellion excluded	1869	40	Fowler	Tennessee
Suffrage	1869	40	Sawyer	South Carolina
Amendment: To be ratified by conventions	1869	40	Dixon	Connecticut
Suffrage and right to hold office	1869	40	Pomeroy	Kansas
Suffrage: Persons who may engage in rebellion excluded	1869	40	Warner	Alabama
Suffrage	1869	40	Pool
Suffrage: Not to apply to or affect principle of State government	1869	40	Davis	Kentucky
Suffrage: No person excluded from his right to vote and hold office	1869	40	Drake	Missouri
Equality of right to suffrage and office	1869	40	Wilson	Massachusetts
No discrimination in the exercise of the franchise and the right to hold office in a State	1869	40	Wilson	Massachusetts
Suffrage: Not to be abridged for offense now committed	1869	40	Henderson	Missouri
Suffrage, etc	1869	40	Conness	California
The right to vote not to be abridged for participation in rebellion	1869	40	Vickers	Maryland
Right to vote for Federal officers and hold Federal offices not to be abridged by any State	1869	40	Baynard	Delaware
Suffrage, etc	1869	40	Sumner	Massachusetts
Choice: Electors chosen by the people: Congress may prescribe the manner	1869	40	Morton	Indiana
Suffrage: Only those who have engaged in rebellion excluded	1869	40	Warner	Alabama
Amendment: Preamble amended	1869	40	Walton	Indiana
Abolish the Vice-Presidency	circa 1869
Senate elect its presiding officer	circa 1869
By direct popular vote: Second election by people in case of no choice	circa 1869
President ineligible to reelection	circa 1869
Filling vacancy in Presidential office	1869		Ashley	Ohio
Choice: Vote by State: Divided proportionately among electors	1869		Ashley	Ohio
Suffrage. (The XV Amendment)	1867	40	Henderson	Missouri
Suffrage and right to hold office	1869	40	Williams	Oregon
Ratification by conventions	1869	40	Dixon	Connecticut
Choice: Electors to be chosen by the people in the manner Congress may prescribe	1869	40	Buckalew	Pennsylvania
Suffrage	1869	40	Henderson	Missouri
Amendment: New method of ratification, by vote of the people in each State, etc.	1869	40	Davis	Kentucky
Suffrage	1869	40	Pomeroy	Kansas
Suffrage	1869	40	Warner
Suffrage	1869	40	Pool
Personal relations: Civil and political	1869	40	Sumner	Massachusetts
Suffrage	1869	40	Stewart	Nevada
Right of suffrage and holding office	1869	40	Drake	Missouri
Suffrage	1869	40	Baynard	Delaware
Suffrage	1869	40	Howard	Michigan
Suffrage not denied for alleged crime	1869	40	Doolittle
Suffrage	1869	40	Fowler
Declaratory of the right of citizens of African descent to vote and hold office	1869	40	Howard	Michigan
Amendment: To be submitted to the legislatures of the States hereafter to be chosen	1869	40	Davis	Kentucky
Amendment: To be submitted to the legislature of the States chosen next after the passage of this resolution	1869	40	Hendricks	Indiana
To submit these amendments to the convention	1869	40	Dixon	Connecticut
Suffrage and right to hold office	1869	40	Drake
No person to be deprived of suffrage by any State for participating in the late rebellion	1869	40	Vickers	Maryland
Amendment: To be ratified by legislatures hereafter elected	1869	40	Woodward	Pennsylvania
Suffrage	1869	40	Shellabarger	Ohio
Suffrage	1869	40	Logan
Suffrage	1869	40	Bingham	Ohio
Suffrage	1869	40	Lawrence	Ohio
Suffrage	1869	40	Thayer	Nebraska
Executive: Choice: Electors chosen in the manner Congress may prescribe	1869	40	Buckalew	Pennsylvania
Executive: Choice: By districts	circa 1869
Representatives chosen in districts apportioned by Congress	1869	40	Spalding	Ohio
Suffrage and right to hold office guaranteed	1869	40	Wilson	Massachusetts
Suffrage	1869	40	Lawrence	Ohio
Popular election of Senators: term of Representatives, four years	1869	40	Selye	New York
Executive: Choice by direct popular vote; in case of tie, by joint convention of Congress	1869	40	Miller	Pennsylvania
Tribunal for deciding the validity of electoral vote	1869	40	Robertson	South Carolina
To pass bill over veto by a majority vote of all	circa 1869
Executive officers: Appointment of Cabinet officers and their subordinates	circa 1869
Pardoning power	circa 1869
Term, age limit, etc	circa 1869
Proportional representation or minority representation	1869	40	Ashley	Ohio
Limitations on power of Congress to grant subsidies	1869	40	Miller	Pennsylvania
Executive: Choice: to empower Congress to make rules to govern the times and mode of making returns of the electoral colleges and time and manner of counting electoral vote, and the work of deciding the validity thereof	1869	40	Bromwell	Illinois
Tribunal for deciding the validity of electoral vote	1869	41	Robertson	South Carolina
Suffrage based on citizenship, without distinction of sex	1869	41	Julian	Indiana
Term, ten years; provision for retiring existing judges	1869	41	Loughridge	Iowa
Amendment: Prescribing the manner of procedure by State legislature	1869	41	Mortion	Indiana
Chinese shall not be given the franchise	1869	41	Johnson	California
Manner of ratifying amendments by States prescribed	1869	41	Shanks	Indiana
Executive: Choice of electors: Two at large; the other by districts	1869	41	Lawrence	Ohio
Suffrage	1870	41	Pomeroy	Kansas
Power of Congress to issue legal-tender notes	1870	41	Ingersoll	Illinois
Suffrage	1870	41	Julian	Indiana
The United States shall protect each State against domestic violence	1870	41	Drake	Missouri
Prohibition of appropriations to sectarian schools	1870	41	Burdett	Missouri
Suffrage	1870	41	Pomeroy	Kansas
Election of certain Federal officers by the people	1871	41	Coburn	Indiana			Judiciary
Executive: Age and residence necessary for eligibility	1871	41	Yates	Illinois			Judiciary
Congress prohibited from chartering corporations, etc., or impairing obligations of contract	1871	42	Potter	New York			Judiciary
Executive officers: Election and appointment of officers	1871	42	Coburn	Indiana			Judiciary
Judiciary: Provision for a constitutional tribunal	1871	42	Davis	Kentucky			Judiciary
Executive: Term, six years; ineligible to reelection	1871	42	Potter	New York			Judiciary
Naturalized citizens eligible to the offices of President and Vice-President	1871	42	Morgan	Ohio			Judiciary
Taxation; direct tax	1871	42	McNeely	Illinois			Judiciary
Marriage and education of white and colored inhabitants of the United States	1871	42	King	Missouri			Judiciary
Admission of Territories as States	1871	42	Coghlan	California			Judiciary
Requiring a certain population in a Territory prior to its admission as a State	1871	42	Comingo	Missouri			Judiciary
Common school system	1871	42	Stewart	Nevada			Judiciary
Executive: One term only	1871	42	Sumner	Massachusetts
Executive officers: Tenure of office in general, four years	1872	42	McCrary	Iowa			Reorg of Civil Service
Judges of the Supreme court ineligible to Presidency	1872	42	Snapp	Illinois			Judiciary
To give the Supreme court appellate jurisdiction in certain cases	1872	42	McIntrye	Georgia			Judiciary
Exclusion of members of Congress from Presidency, Vice-Presidency, etc	1872	42	Parker	Missouri			Judiciary
To give the Territories members in full standing in the House of Representatives	circa 1872
Suffrage extended to women	1872	42	Jones	Wyoming			Judiciary
Election of Senators by the people	1872	42	Hawley	Illinois			Judiciary
Public lands	circa 1872
Congress prohibited from impairing obligations, contracts, etc	1872	42	Golladay	Tennessee			Judiciary
Exclusion of members of Congress and judges from the office of President and Vice-President	1872	42	Poland	Vermont			Judiciary
Executive: Choice: Election by direct vote of the people	circa 1872
One term: President ineligible for reelection	circa 1872
Vice-Presidency abolished: Filling vacancy in Presidential office	1872	42	Sumner	Massachusetts
Executive: Veto power modified: A majority of all members elected to pass	1872	42	Tipton	Nebraska
Executive: Choice: Election by direct vote of the people	1872	42	Lynch	Maine			Judiciary
Authorizing Congress to pass a law for holding State elections in all the States on the same day	1872	42	Hibbard	New Hampshire			Judiciary
Executive: Choice: Term of office, six years; one term only; by direct vote of people	1872	42	Banks	Massachusetts			Judiciary
Disposal of the public land to actual settlers only	1872	42	Coghlan	California			Judiciary
Naturalized citizens eligible to the offices of President and Vice-President	1872	42	Morgan	Ohio
Choice: Election by direct vote of the people	circa 1872
Election of Senators by direct vote of the people	1872	42	Porter	Virginia			Judiciary
Official term of Representatives, four years	1873	42	Porter	Virginia			Judiciary
Executive: Choice: Election by direct vote of the people	1873	42	Lynch	Maine
Choice: Supreme court to decide disputes in elections	1873	42	Frelinghuysen	New Jersey
Payment of the public debt	1873	42	Meyers	Pennsylvania			Judiciary
Prescribing the mode of amending the Constitution	1873	42	Porter	Virginia			Rev of the Laws
Executive: Choice: Election by the direct vote of the people	1873	42	Porter	Virginia
Election of Senators by the people	1873	42	Harlan	Iowa
Executive: Choice: Election by direct vote of the people	1873	42	Porter	Virginia
Executive: Choice: Election by direct vote of the people	circa 1873
Executive: One term only	circa 1873
Vice-Presidency abolished	1873	43	Sumner	Massachusetts
Executive: One term of six years	1873	43	Sumner	Massachusetts			Privileges and Elections
Election of Senators by the people	1873	43	Windom	Minnesota			Privileges and Elections
Executive: To allow the veto of portions of bills	circa 1873
Restriction of legislation at extra sessions	1873	43	President Grant
Compensation	1873	43	De Witt	New York			Salaries
Compensation	1873	43	Roberts	New York			Salaries
Compensation	1873	43	Arthur	Kentucky			Judiciary
Congress to enact no law guaranteeing the debts of any State, Territory, etc.	circa 1873
Each act of Congress to embrace but one subject matter	circa 1873
Compensation of Congress	circa 1873
Term of President, six years; no successive terms	circa 1873	43
Election of Senators by the people	circa 1873	43
Congress to pass laws to protect financial affairs	1873	43	Wilson	Indiana			Judiciary
Executive officers: Tenure of office	1873	43	McCrary	Iowa			Civil Service Reform
Compensation	1873	43	Hale	Maine			Salaries
Silver and gold only shall be legal tender	1873	43	Hamilton	Maryland
Election and appointment of officers	1874	43	Coburn	Indiana			Judiciary
Election of Senators by the people	1874	43	Hawley	Illinois			Judiciary
Election of Senators by the people	1874	43	Hager				Privileges and Elections
Election of Senators by the people	1874	43	Creamer	New York
Limiting time for presentation of claims against the United States	1874	43	Wright	Iowa			Privileges and Elections
Common school system	1874	43	Stewart	Nevada			Judiciary
Election of Senators by the people: Congress shall have power to conduct the same	1874	43	Parker	Missouri			Judiciary
Executive: Choice: election by the people in districts (eight sections): Supreme Court to canvass the returns: Justices of Supreme Court excluded	1874	43	Smith	New York			Elections
Gold and silver only shall be legal tender: Obligation of contracts shall not be impaired	1874	43	Roberts	New York			Judiciary
Executive: Official term, six years; ineligible to reelection	1874	43	Storm	Pennsylvania
Territories: To be given a Representative in House of Representatives and one elector in electoral college	1875	43	Maginnis	Montana			Territories
Term of office, six years: President ineligible to two successive terms	1874	43	Morrison	Illinois			Judiciary
Executive: Term of office, six years: ineligible to two successive terms	1875	43	Potter	New York			Judiciary
Public schools	circa 1875
Separation of church and state	circa 1875
Prohibition of polygamy	1875	44	President Grant
Choice: Election by direct popular vote by districts	1875	44	Morton	Indiana
Prohibiting the appropriation of any money or property to any religious body or sect	1875	44	Blaine	Maine			Judiciary
Prohibiting the appropriation of any money or property to any religious body or sect	1876		Frelinghuysen	New Jersey			Judiciary
Prohibiting the appropriation of any money or property to any religious body or sect	1876		Sargent	California			Judiciary
Prohibiting the appropriation of any money or property to any religious body or sect	1876		Christiancy	Michigan			Judiciary
One term of six years	1875	44	Randall	Pennsylvania			Judiciary
One term of six years, thereafter Senator for life	1875	44	Harrison	Illinois			Judiciary
Term of six years; no successive terms	1875	44	Morrison	Illinois			Judiciary
Tenure of office	1875	44	McCrary	Iowa			Judiciary
One term only	1875	44	Caulfield	Illinois			Judiciary
Apportionment of direct taxes	1876	44	Reagan	Texas			Judiciary
Choice: Election by direct vote of people	1876	44	Oliver	Iowa			Judiciary
Election of Senators by the people	1876	44	Oliver	Iowa			Judiciary
No state religion: Ministers excluded from office: No appropriation to religious sects	1876	44	O'Brien	Maryland			Judiciary
No third term	1876	44	New	Indiana			Judiciary
No second term	1876	44	Knott				Judiciary
No second term	1876	44	Frye
Unsectarian distribution of public money	1876	44	Williams	Wisconsin			Judiciary
Veto items in appropriation bills	1876	44	Faulkner	West Virginia			Judiciary
Prohibiting local and special laws in certain cases	1876	44	Springer	Illinois			Judiciary
Term to begin May 1	1876	44	Lapham	New York			Judiciary
Civil service reform	1876	44	Williams	Michigan			Judiciary
Changing date of the meeting of Congress, and commencement of term of Senators and Representatives	1876	44	Wilson	Iowa			Judiciary
Direct taxes shall be levied according to the wealth of each State	1876	44	Landers	Indiana			Judiciary
Choice: By direct popular vote	1876	44	Wright	Iowa			Privileges and Elections
Election of Senators by the people	1876	44	Wright	Iowa			Privileges and Elections
Term of President, six years: No personal shall be eligible who has held office for four years	1876	44	Oliver	Iowa			Judiciary
To limit power of Congress in making appropriations to the amount of the estimate of the Executive Department	1876	44	Cook				Judiciary
Choice: Supreme Court to canvass returns and decide contests: Justices of Supreme Court excluded from Presidency and Vice Presidency	1876	44	Edmunds	Vermont			Judiciary
Veto of items in appropriation bills	1876	44	Lapham	New York			Judiciary
Term of Representatives, three years; one-third retire annually	1876	44	Williams	Wisconsin			Judiciary
Provision for punishment of official misconduct	1876	44	Lord	New York			Judiciary
Election of certain local officers by the people: Removal of officers and punishment of the same	1876	44	Lord	New York			Judiciary
No established religion: No appropriation to religious sects	1876	44	Lawrence	Ohio			Judiciary
Calling a convention to revise and amend the Constitution	1876	44	Ingalls	Kansas
Choice: Choice and declaration of the election of President	1876	44	President Grant
Choice: By vote of the people by districts and States	1876	44	Morton	Indiana			Privileges and Elections
Forbidding payment of war claims	1876	44	Baker	Indiana			Judiciary
Prohibition of liquor traffic	1876	44	Blair	New Hampshire			Judiciary
Prohibition of liquor traffic	1877	44	Frye	Maine			Committee on Ways and Means
Forbidding payment of war claims	1876	44	Hunter	Indiana			Judiciary
Choice: Provision for decision as to the regularity of the return of the electoral votes	1877	44	Cox	New York			Judiciary
Choice: By direct vote of the people by States, each candidate being given a proportional part of the electoral vote	1877	44	Maish	Pennsylvania			Judiciary
Election of President: Proportional vote	1877	45	Maish	Pennsylvania			Examine into Electoral Vote
Term: Election of President and Vice-President	circa 1877
Election of members of Congress	1877	45	Springer	Illinois			Revision of Laws Regulating the Counting of the Electoral Vote
Choice: By direct vote of the people	1877	45	Cravens	Arkansas			Revision of Laws Regulating the Counting of the Electoral Vote
Direct taxes	1877	45	Reagan	Texas			Judiciary
Choice: By direct vote of the people	1877	45	Finley	Ohio			Ascertainment and Declaration of Result of Election of President and Vice President
Election of postmasters by the local voters	1877	45	Riddle	Tennessee			Judiciary
Restricting the application of the fifteenth amendment	1877	45	Buckner	Missouri			Judiciary
Choice: Term of eligibility	1877	45	Oliver	Iowa			Revision of Laws Regulating the Counting of the Electoral Vote
Choice: By direct vote of the people	1877	45	Oliver	Iowa			Revision of Laws Regulating the Counting of the Electoral Vote
Election of Senators by the people	1877	45	Oliver	Iowa			Judiciary
One term of six years	1877	45	House	Tennessee			Revision of Laws Regulating the Counting of the Electoral Vote
Veto of items in appropriation bills	1877	45	Lapham	New York			Judiciary
Changing date of Inauguration Day to May 1	1877	45	Lapham	New York			Judiciary
Prohibiting the payment of war claims	1877	45	Hunter	Indiana			Judiciary
Choice: State tribunals to decide contested elections	1877	45	Eaton	Connecticut			Election of President and Vice President
Granting to the Territories and the District of columbia one member each in the House of Representatives	1877	45	Corlett	Wyoming			Territories
Prohibiting the payment of war claims to disloyal persons	1877	45	Baker	Indiana			Judiciary
Term of President and Vice-President, six years	1877	45	Joyce	Vermont			Judiciary
Election of Senators by the people	1877	45	Rea	Missouri			Judiciary
Granting the right of suffrage to women	1878	45	Sargent	California			Privileges and Elections
States prohibited from making any law respecting an established of religion or appropriating public funds to sectarian schools	1878	45	Edmunds	Vermont			Judiciary
Prohibition of the liquor traffic	1878	45	Blair	New Hampshire			Judiciary
Limitation of time for the presentation of claims	1878	45	Dwight	New York			Judiciary
Prohibition of special legislation in certain cases	1878	45	Tipton	Illinois			Judiciary
Providing for the issues of legal-tender notes and regulating the amount	1878	45	Oliver	Iowa			Banking and Currency
Choice: By direct vote of the people	1878	45	Riddle	Tennessee			Election of President and Vice President
Creating an executive council of three, in the place of the Presidency: Election of the Council	1878	45	Southard	Ohio			Election of President and Vice President
Providing for and regulating the issue of legal-tender notes	1878	45	Ewing	Ohio			Banking and Currency
Choice: By direct vote of the people, preserving the present relative power of the States	1878	45	Sampson	Iowa			Election of President and Vice President
Payment of claims against the United States	1878	45	White	Pennsylvania			Judiciary
Forbidding the payment of war claims	1878	45	Hartzell	Illinois			Judiciary
Sessions of Congress	1878	45	Potter	New York			Reform in the Civil Service
Payment of war claims: Establishment of a court of claims	1878	45	Keifer	Ohio			War Claims
Powers of Congress: Special legislation prohibited	1878	45	Springer	Illinois			Reform in the Civil Service
Prohibiting special or private pension or claims act	1878	45	Turner	Kentucky			Judiciary
Members ineligible to appointment to certain offices	circa 1878
Judges or Supreme Court ineligible to the Presidency or Vice-Presidency	1878	45	Turner	Kentucky			Judiciary
Choice: Proportional division of the vote by States	1878	45	Southhard	Ohio			Ascertainment and Declaration of Result of Election of President and Vice President
Veto items in appropriation bills	1878	45	Morgan	Alabama			Judiciary
Payment of war claims to disloyal persons prohibited	1878	45	Conger	Michigan
Payment of war claims prohibited	1878	45	Turner	Kentucky
Term of judges, twelve years	1879	45	Finley	Ohio			Judiciary
Veto items in appropriation bills	1879	46	McMillan	Minnesota			Judiciary
Veto items in appropriation bills	1879	46	Morgan	Alabama			Judiciary
Payment of war claims to disloyal persons prohibited	1879	42	Joyce	Vermont			Judiciary
Reform in administration	1879	46	Turner	Kentucky			Judiciary
Members ineligible to appointment to certain offices	circa 1879
Judges of the Supreme Court ineligible to Presidency or Vice-Presidency	1879	46	Turner	Kentucky			Judiciary
Special or private acts	1879	46	Turner	Kentucky			Judiciary
Prohibiting the payment of Southern war claims	1879	46	Stevenson	Illinois			Judiciary
Payment of war claims prohibited to any of the States in rebellion	1879	46	Townshend	Illinois			Revision of the Laws
Apportionment of direct taxes and collections of same	1879	46	Reagan	Texas			Judiciary
Prohibiting the payment of war claims	1879	46	Bragg	Wisconsin			War Claims
Special legislation prohibited	1879	46	Springer	Illinois			Judiciary
Veto of items in appropriation bills	1879	46	Lapham	New York			Judiciary
Change of date of Inauguration Day	1879	46	Lapham	New York			Judiciary
Claims against the United States	1879	46	White	Pennsylvania			Judiciary
Term of office, six years: Inelegible to reelection	1879	46	Buckner	Missouri			Judiciary
Choice: Election of President and Vice-President	1879	46	Bicknell	Indiana			Law Respecting Election of President
Term of judges, twelve years	1879	46	Finley	Ohio			Judiciary
Veto items in appropriation bills	1879	46	White	Pennsylvania			Judiciary
Provision granting and protection of trade-marks	1879	46	McCold	Iowa			Judiciary
Limiting time for presentation of claims against the United States	1879	46	Townshend	Illinois			Judiciary
Term of six years. Ineligible to successive terms	circa 1879
Term of Representatives, three years	1879	46	Pound	Wisconsin			Judiciary
Prohibiting polygamy	1879	46	Burrows	Michigan			Judiciary
Bills limited to one subject	1879	46	Kelley	Pennsylvania			Judiciary
Veto of items in appropriation bills	1879	46	Kelley	Pennsylvania			Judiciary
Election of President and Vice-President directly, proportional vote	1879	46	Beltzhoover	Pennsylvania			Judiciary
Extension of the suffrage to women	1880	46	Ferry	Michigan			Judiciary
Choice: By direct vote of the people	1880	46	Townshend	Illinois			State of Law on Election of President
Suffrage based on citizenship	1880	46	Loring	Massachusetts			Judiciary
House of Representatives limited to three hundred	1880	46	Browne	Indiana			Judiciary
Executive: Choice: By direct vote in each State	1880	46	Bicknell	Ohio			Ascertainment and Declaration of Result of Election of President and Vice President
Guaranteeing the Union, the States, and certain right of the States	1880	46	Acklen	Louisiana			Judiciary
Granting the Territories one member each in the House of Representatives	1880	46	Downing	Wyoming			Judiciary
Ineligible after two terms	1880	46	Geddes	Ohio			Judiciary
Yeas and nays on large appropriation bills	1880	46	Turner	Kentucky			Judiciary
Choice	1880	46	Morgan	Alabama			State of Law on Election of President
State and national election on a uniform day	circa 1880
Free public schools	1880	46	McCold	Iowa			Judiciary
Term: No more than two terms	1880	46	Frost	Missouri			Judiciary
Increasing the number of judges	1880	46	Whyte	Maryland			Judiciary
Tenure of office: Certain civil offices limited to four years: Election of postmaster, etc	1881	46	Carpenter	Iowa			Reform in the Civil Service
Election of Senators by the people	1881	46	White	Pennsylvania			Judiciary
Choice of: By direct vote of the people, by districts	1881	46	Wallace	Pennsylvania			Ascertainment and Declaration of Result of Election of President and Vice President
Election of Senators by the people	1881	46	Weaver	Iowa			Judiciary
Prohibition of liquor traffic	1881	46	Blair	New Hampshire			Judiciary
Prohibition of liquor traffic	1881	46	Plumb	Kansas			Judiciary
Manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors	1881	46	Ballou	Rhode Island			Alcoholic Liquor Traffic
Manufacture, importation, and sale of liquor prohibited	1881	46	Joyce	Vermont			Alcoholic Liquor Traffic
Prohibiting the payment of war claims of disloyal persons	1881	46	White	Pennsylvania			Judiciary
Certain United States officers elected by the people (of their States)	1881	47	Voorhees	Indiana			Judiciary
Postmasters elected by the people	1881	47	Sherwin	Illinois			Judiciary
Special legislation prohibited	circa 1881
Claims against the United States determined by tribunals appointed by Congress	1881	47	Springer	Illinois			Judiciary
Limiting House of Representatives to 350 members	1881	47	Browne	Indiana			Judiciary
Power of Congress to regulate trade-marks	1881	47	McCold	Iowa			Judiciary
Tenure of office: Election of postmasters	1881	47	Carpenter	Iowa			Judiciary
Direct taxes to be apportioned according to property valuation	1881	47	Reagan	Texas			Judiciary
Term, six years: Ineligible to consecutive terms	circa 1881
Term of Representatives, three years	1881	47	Pound	Wisconsin			Election of President and Vice President
Offices and duties of the President and three Vice-Presidents	1881	47	Hammond	Georgia			Election of President and Vice President
Choice: By a majority of the votes of the people	1881	47	Townshend	Illinois			Election of President and Vice President
Choice: By direct vote in each State	1881	47	Browne	Indiana			Election of President and Vice President
Choice: Direct vote of the people	1882	47	Cravens	Arkansas			Election of President and Vice President
Choice: Electors and their successors	1882	47	McCold	Iowa			Election of President and Vice President
Yeas and nays on large appropriation bills	1882	47	Turner	Kentucky			Rules
Regulating the removal of officers in the civil service	1882	47	Buckner	Missouri			Judiciary
Choice: Directly: Vote divided proportionally	1882	47	Beltzhoover	Pennsylvania			Election of President and Vice President
Election of Senators by the people: Additional Senator for every million population over 2,000,000	1882	47	Bayne	Pennsylvania			Judiciary
Prohibition of polygamy and bigamy	1882	47	Thomas	Illinois			Judiciary
Election of judges of the United States inferior courts by the people, and their removal or disability: Term, fourteen years	1882	47	George	Mississippi
Election of certain officers by the people	1882	47	George	Mississippi
Power of appointment vested in a commission	1882	47	Geddes	Ohio			Judiciary
Election of members of Congress: Term, six year	1882	47	Beltzhoover	Pennsylvania			Judiciary
Prohibition of liquor traffic	1882	47	Plumb	Kansas
Regulation of ratification of amendments	1882	47	Berry	California			Judiciary
One term only: Pension for life: No cabinet officers eligible	1882	47	Berry	California			Election of President and Vice President
Prohibition of liquor traffic	1882	47	Blair	New Hampshire
Limiting number of members in the House of Representatives to 325	1882	47	Herbert	Alabama			Judiciary
Election of certain United States officers by the people	1882	47	Bayne	Pennsylvania			Judiciary
Powers over cases "between citizens of different States," rescinded	1882	47	Manning	Mississippi			Judiciary
Election of certain United States officers by the people	1882	47	Saunders	Nebraska			Judiciary
Prohibiting polygamy and bigamy	1882	47	Cox	North Carolina			Judiciary
Election of certain officers by the people	1882	47	Pendleton	Ohio			Civil Service Reform and Retrenchment
Power over cases "between citizens of different States," rescinded	1882	47	George	Mississippi			Judiciary
Woman suffrage	1882	47	Lapham	New York			Committee on Woman Suffrage
Woman suffrage	1882	47	White	Kentucky			Committee on Woman Suffrage
Veto of items in appropriation bills	1882	47	Flower	New York			Judiciary
Election of Senators by the people	1882	47	Townshend	Illinois			Judiciary
Veto of items in appropriation bills	1882	47	Davis				Judiciary
Veto reversed only by two-thirds of all the members elected to the House: Concurrent resolutions of the Senate and House of Representatives shall be presented to the President for his consideration	1882	47	Hutchins	New York			Judiciary
Veto of items in appropriation bills	1882	47	President Arthur
Creating a house of electors to elect or confirm appointments in the civil service	1882	47	Norcross	Massachusetts			Judiciary
Relative to appropriation bills: Specific appropriation bills	circa 1882
Veto of items in appropriation bills	1882	47	George	Mississippi			Judiciary
Veto of items in river and harbor bills	1882	47	Morgan	Alabama			Judiciary
Term, six years	circa 1882
Choice by people: Vote divided proportionally	circa 1882
Election of Representatives: Term, three years	circa 1882
Congress to assemble annually on the first Wednesday of January	1882	47	Springer	Illinois			Election of President and Vice President
Suits against States: Enforcement of contracts	1883	47	Moore				Judiciary
Veto of items in appropriation bills	1883	47	McPherson	New Jersey			Judiciary
Congress to protect citizens	1883	48	Wilson	Iowa			Judiciary
Veto of items in appropriation bills	1883	48	George	Mississippi			Judiciary
Prohibition of liquor traffic	1883	48	Blair	New Hampshire
Suffrage not be abridged on account of nativity	1863	48	Butler	South Carolina			Judiciary
Veto of items in appropriation bills	1883	48	Lapham	New York			Judiciary
Woman suffrage	1883	48	Lapham	New York			Committee on Woman Suffrage
Veto of items in appropriation bills	1883	48	Morgan	Alabama			Judiciary
Election of certain officers by the people	1883	48	Voorhees	Indiana			Judiciary
Prohibition of special legislation	1883	48	Springer	Illinois			Judiciary
Prohibition of polygamy	1883	48	Thomas	Illinois			Judiciary
Limitation of number of Representatives to 351	1883	48	Herbert	Alabama			Judiciary
Veto of items in appropriation bills	1883	48	Payson	Illinois			Judiciary
Veto of items in appropriation bills	1883	48	Davis	Illinois			Judiciary
Securing civil rights	1883	48	Calkins	Indiana			Judiciary
Choice by direct vote in each State: Proportional	1883	48	Browne	Indiana			Judiciary
Enforcement of woman suffrage	1883	48	White	Kentucky			Judiciary
Legislative: Yeas and nays on large appropriation bills	1883	48	Turner	Kentucky
States not to hire out convict labor	1883	48	Fiedler	New Jersey			Labor
Veto of items in appropriation bills	1883	48	Wemple	New York			Judiciary
Veto reversed only two-thirds vote of all members elected to each House. Concurrent resolutions of the House of Representatives shall be presented to the President for approval	1883	48	Hutchins	New York			Judiciary
Veto of items in appropriation bills	1883	48	Cox	North Carolina			Judiciary
Securing equality of citizenship	1883	48	Keifer	Ohio			Judiciary
Prohibiting polygamy	1883	48	Rosecrane	California			Judiciary
Choice of certain officers by the people	1883	48	Bayne	Pennsylvania			Judiciary
Protection of civil rights	1883	48	Mackey	South Carolina			Judiciary
Veto of items in appropriation bills	1883	48	Throckmorton	Texas			Judiciary
Apportionment and collection of direct taxes	1883	48	Reagan	Texas			Judiciary
Choice of Senators by the people	1884	48	Townshend	Illinois			Judiciary
Suffrage not to be abridged on account of nativity	1884	48	Collins	Massachusetts			Judiciary
Power of Congress to regulate hours of labor	1884	48	Davis	Massachusetts			Labor
Power of Congress to regulate marriage and divorce	1884	48	Ray	New York			Judiciary
Restrictions upon the passage of private bills	1884	48	Beach	New York			Judiciary
Prohibition of grants or loan of aid to corporations or private undertakings	1884	48	Beach	New York			Judiciary
Limitation on time of presenting claims	1884	48	Beach	New York			Judiciary
Power of Congress to regulate laws on marriage and divorce	1884	48	Beach	New York			Judiciary
Veto reversed only two-thirds vote of all members elected to that House	circa 1884
Veto of items in appropriation bills	circa 1884
Concurrent resolutions of Senate and House of Representatives shall be submitted to President for approval	1884	48	Beach	New York			Judiciary
Protection of civil rights	1884	48	O'Hara	North Carolina			Judiciary
Protection of civil rights	1884	48	Brown	Pennsylvania			Judiciary
The sale and manufacture of articles from products of the soil shall not be prohibited or abridged	1884	48	Deuster	Wisconsin			Judiciary
Veto reversed by a majority of all members elected	1884	48	Sumner	Wisconsin			Judiciary
Choice of Senators by popular vote	1884	48	Eldredge	Michigan			Judiciary
Prohibition of liquor traffic	1884	48	Plumb	Kansas			Education and Labor
Choice of Senators by popular vote	1884	48	Cox	North Carolina			Judiciary
Election of certain officers by the people	1884	48	Pendleton	Ohio			Civil Service and Retrenchment
Office and duties of President and three Vice-Presidents	1884	48	Hammond	Georgia			Judiciary
Export tax on cotton	1884	48	Robinson	New York			Committee on Ways and Means
Choice: Direct vote of the people	1884	48	Townshend	Illinois			Election of President and Vice President
Taxation of corporations by States	1884	48	McComas	Maryland			Judiciary
Taxation of corporations by States	1884	48	McComas	Maryland			Judiciary
Choice: Election of President and Vice-President	circa 1884
Choice: Election of members of Congress	1884	48	Springer	Illinois			Election of President and Vice President
Limitation of Congress relative to issue of legal tender	1884	48	Potter	New York			Judiciary
Limitation of Congress relative to issue of legal tender	1884	48	Hewitt	New York			Judiciary
Limitation upon the public debt	1884	48	Garland	Arkansas
Prohibiting Congress from making anything except gold and silver legal tender	1884	48	Bayard	Delaware
Choice: Term, six years: No second term	1884	48	Jackson	Tennessee			Judiciary
Provision for a commission to call a convention to propose amendments to the Constitution	1884	48	McCold	Iowa			Judiciary
Ratification of treaties by the House of Representatives, as well as the Senate	1884	48	Townshend	Illinois			Judiciary
One term only, six years: Pension for life	1884	48	Millard	New York			Judiciary
Previous consent of Congress required for making reciprocity treaties affecting the revenue	1884	48	Blanchard	Louisiana			Judiciary
Manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors prohibited	1885	48	Plumb	Kansas			Education and Labor
Extension of right of suffrage to women	1885	49	Blair	New Hampshire			Committee on Woman Suffrage
Prohibition of the liquor traffic	1885	49	Blair	New Hampshire			Education and Labor
One term of six years	1885	49	Jackson	Tennessee			Judiciary
Choice: By direct vote in each State	1885	49	Browne	Indiana			Election of President and Vice President
Choice: Term, six years: Election of President and Vice-President	circa 1885
Election of members of Congress	1885	49	Springer	Illinois			Election of President and Vice President
Prohibition of special legislation	1885	49	Springer	Illinois			Judiciary
Election of Senators by the people	1885	49	Townsend	Illinois			Judiciary
Prohibition of polygamy	1885	49	Thomas	Illinois			Judiciary
Veto of items in appropriation bills	1885	49	Payson	Illinois			Judiciary
Election of postmasters by the people	1885	49	Matson	Indiana			Judiciary
Election of Senators by the people	1885	49	Weaver	Iowa			Judiciary
Previous consent of Congress required for making reciprocity treaties affecting the revenue	1885	49	Blanchard	Louisiana			Judiciary
Taxation of corporation by States	1886	49	McComas	Maryland			Judiciary
Suffrage not to be abridged on account of nativity	1886	49	Collins	Massachusetts			Judiciary
Powers of Congress to regulate hours of labor	1886	49	Davis	Massachusetts			Judiciary
Choice: Provision for uniformity of day for choosing electors and prohibit voting for any other officers on that day	1886	49	McAdoo	New Hampshire			Election of President and Vice President
Prohibition of special legislation	1886	49	Beach	New York			Judiciary
Provision for a statute of limitation upon claims against the Government	1886	49	Beach	New York			Judiciary
Veto reversed only by two-thirds vote of the members elected: Veto of items in appropriation bills	1886	49	Beach	New York			Judiciary
Uniform laws on marriage and divorce	1886	49	Beach	New York			Judiciary
Prohibition of grants or loan of aid to corporation	1886	49	Beach	New York			Judiciary
Election of certain officials by the people	1886	49	Bayne	Pennsylvania			Judiciary
Veto of items in appropriation bills: Such items to pass veto requires two-thirds vote of members elected in each House	1886	49	Randall	Pennsylvania			Judiciary
Creating the office of Second Vice-President	1886	49	Dibble	South Carolina			Election of President and Vice President
Direct taxes	1886	49	Reagan	Texas			Judiciary
Veto of items in river and harbor bill	1886	49	Throckmorton	Texas			Judiciary
One term, six years	1886	49	Millard	New York			Election of President and Vice President
Recommendations of majority of voters necessary for appointment of postmasters	1886	49	Grout	Vermont			Judiciary
Veto of items in appropriation bills: Such items to pass veto requires two-thirds vote of members elected in each House	1886	49	Payne	New York			Judiciary
Contracting of convict labor within the territorial limits of the United States prohibited	1886	49	Lovering	Massachusetts			Labor
Creating the office of First, Second, and Third Vice-President	1886	49	Crain	Texas			Judiciary
Choice: By a majority of the votes of the people	1886	49	Townshend	Illinois			Election of President and Vice President
Contracting of convict labor prohibited	1886	49	Willis	Kentucky			Labor
One term, six years	1886	49	McCreary	Kentucky			Judiciary
Enforcement of woman suffrage	1886	49	Reed	Maine			Judiciary
Choice: Election of President and Vice-President: Direct vote by States	1886	49	Little	Ohio			Judiciary
Prohibition of private or special laws in certain cases	1886	49	Springer	Illinois			Judiciary
Election of Senators by the people	1886	49	Hill	Ohio			Judiciary
Provision made by general law for bringing suits against the Government	1886	49	Seymour	Connecticut			Judiciary
New date for Inauguration Day (April 30)	1886	49	Ingalls	Kansas			Privileges and Elections
Prohibition of polygamy	1886	49	Voorhees	Indiana			Judiciary
Prohibition of polygamy	1886	49	Van Eaton	Mississippi			Judiciary
Prohibition of polygamy and polygamous association	1886	49	Tucker				Judiciary
Bigamy and polygamy prohibited	1886	49	Cullom	Illinois			Judiciary
Executive and Legislative: New date for Inauguration Day (April 30)	1886	49	Hoar	Massachusetts
Changing the time of meeting of Congress	1886	49	Crain	Texas			Judiciary
Election of Senators by the people	1886	49	Van Wyck	Nebraska			Judiciary
Election of Senators by the people	1887	49	Hermann	Oregon			Judiciary
Sessions of Congress	1887	49	Springer	Illinois			Judiciary
Time for commencement of terms changed	1887	49	Crain	Texas			Judiciary
Election of Senators by the people	1887	49	Little	Ohio			Judiciary
Power of Congress to legislate on marriage and divorce	1887	50	Dolph	Oregon			Judiciary
Extension of the suffrage to women	1887	50	Blair	New Hampshire			Committee on Woman Suffrage
Prohibition of the liquor traffic	1887	50	Blair	New Hampshire			Education and Labor
Executive and Legislative: New date for Inauguration Day	1887	50	Hoar	Massachusetts			Privileges and Elections
Bigamy and polygamy	1887	50	Cullom	Illinois			Judiciary
Prohibition of private or special laws in certain cases	1888	50	Springer	Illinois			Judiciary
Choice: Election by a majority of the popular vote	1888	50	Townshend	Illinois			Election of President and Vice President
Election of Senators by the people	1888	50	Townshend	Illinois			Judiciary
Veto of items in general appropriation bills	1888	50	Payson	Illinois			Judiciary
Choice: By direct vote in each State	1888	50	Browne	Indiana			Judiciary
Election of Senators by the people	1888	50	Weaver	Iowa			Judiciary
Prohibition of the liquor traffic	1888	50	Dingley	Maine			Judiciary
Extension of the right of suffrage to women	1888	50	Reed	Maine			Judiciary
Taxation of corporation by States	1888	50	McComas	Maryland			Judiciary
Power of Congress to limit hours of labor	1888	50	Davis	Massachusetts			Judiciary
New date for Inauguration Day: Last Tuesday in April	1888	50	Lodge	Massachusetts			Judiciary
Election of Senators by the people	1888	50	Hermann	Oregon			Judiciary
Executive: Choice: By direct vote, the electoral vote divided among the candidates proportionately	1888	50	Maish	Pennsylvania			Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Creating and defining the office of Second Vice-President	1888	50	Dibble	South Carolina			Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Changing the time of meeting of Congress and commencement of the term of Representatives	1888	50	Crain	Texas			Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Veto of items, in appropriation bills: Such items to pass veto require two-thirds vote of members elected to each House	1888	50	Randall	Pennsylvania			Judiciary
Prohibition of polygamy and polygamous association	1888	50	Taylor	Ohio			Judiciary
Prohibition of polygamy	1888	50	Springer	Illinois			Judiciary
Powers of Congress to grant aid to the common school system of the several states	1888	50	Phelan	Tennessee			Judiciary
Prohibition of polygamy	1888	50	Stewart	Vermont			Judiciary
Prohibition of polygamy	1888	50	Voorhees	Indiana			Judiciary
Prohibition of the repeal of general pension laws	1888	50	Peters	Kansas			Judiciary
Executive: Choice: One term: By direct vote of the voters: In case of no majority by joint convention	1888	50	Cockrell	Missouri			Judiciary
Limiting the number of Representatives to 250	1888	50	Johnson	North Carolina			Judiciary
One term, eight years	1888	50	Hudd	Wisconsin			Judiciary
Prohibition of polygamy	1888	50	Culberson	Texas			Judiciary
Changing commencement of term of President and Vice-President	circa 1888
Changing the date for the opening of Congressional term	1888	50	Crain	Texas			Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Election of Senators by the people	1888	50	Oates				Revision of Laws
Term, six years: Ineligible to reelection	1888	50	McComas	Maryland			Judiciary
Extension of the right of suffrage to widows and spinsters	1888	50	Mason	Illinois			Judiciary
One term, six years	1888	50	Neal	Tennessee			Judiciary
Legislative and Executive: Veto reversed by a majority	1888	50	Stewart	Nevada
Granting representation to the District of Columbia in the two Houses of Congress	circa 1888
Granting representation in electoral college to District of Columbia	1888	50	Blair	New Hampshire			Privileges and Elections
Respecting the establishment of religion and free public schools	1888	50	Blair	New Hampshire			Education and Labor
Veto of items in appropriation bills	1888	50	Crain	Texas			Judiciary
To change requirement as to quorum	1888	50	Wheeler	Alabama			Judiciary
Election of Senators by the people	1888	50	Mitchell	Oregon			Privileges and Elections
Choice by popular vote. Person having greatest number of votes to be President, next highest, Vice-President	circa 1888
No local or State election, except for Representatives, to be held on same day	1888	50	Stone	Kentucky			Privileges and Elections
Term, six years: Ineligible to reelection	1888	50	Butler	South Carolina
Fixing a uniform day for the choice of Presidential electors, and prohibiting the election of other officers, except Representatives on the same day	1888	50	McAdoo	New Jersey			Judiciary
Prohibition of polygamy	1888	50	Breckenridge	Kentucky			Judiciary
Term, six years: Ineligible to reelection	circa 1888
Choice by the people: Vote divided proportionally	circa 1888
Election of Representatives: Term, three years	circa 1888
Congress to assemble annually on the first Wednesday of January	1887	50	Springer	Illinois			Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Power of Congress to make uniform laws for marriage and divorce	1889	50	Springer	Illinois			Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
For woman suffrage	1889	51	Blair	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	1
Relative to the manufacture, importation, exportation, transportation, and sale of alcoholic liquors	1889	51	Blair	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	2	Committee on Education and Labor
To make and alter regulations as to the times, places, and manner of holding elections for Representatives in Congress	1889	51	Sherman	Ohio	Senate Joint Resolution	2
To empower Congress regarding marriage and divorce and to prohibit polygamy	1889	51	Dolph	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	5
To render President ineligible for second term	1889	51	Gibson	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	8
To change inauguration day	1889	51	Gibson	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	9
To confer representation upon the District of Columbia.	1889	51	Blair	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	11
Regarding establishment of religion and free public schools	1889	51	Blair	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	17
To confer representation upon the District of Columbia.	1889	51	Blair	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	18
To define misprision of treason	1889	51	Blair	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	23
To permit veto of items in appropriation bills	1889	51	Payson	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	7
Popular election of Senators	1889	51	Williams	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	9
For people to elect postmasters	1889	51	Shively	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	10
Popular election of Senators	1889	51	Lehlcach	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	17
For people to elect postmasters	1889	51	Flower	New York	House Joint Resolution	20
To permit veto of separate items in appropriation bills	1889	51	Flower	New York	House Joint Resolution	21
To prohibit polygamy	1889	51	Taylor	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	23
Popular election of Senators	1889	51	Maish	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	24
Direct election of President and Vice President	1889	51		Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	25
To create office of Second Vice President	1889	51	Dibble	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	27
To prohibit trusts, etc	1889	51	Enloe	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	30
For six-year presidential term	1889	51	McComas	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	35
Relative to State taxation of corporations	1889	51	McComas	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	36
To change inauguration day	1889	51	Hoar	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	31
To change inauguration day	1889	51	Hoar	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	33
Popular election of Senators	1889	51	O'Neall	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	44
To change inauguration day and terms of President, Vice President, and Congress	1889	51	Crain	Texas	House Joint Resolution	46
To permit veto items in appropriation bills	1889	51	Crain	Texas	House Joint Resolution	49
To change beginning of terms of Congress and President	1889	51	Crain	Texas	House Joint Resolution	51
1) Six-year for President and Vice President, 2) Direct election of President and Vice President, 3) Terms of Senators and Representatives to begin on first Wednesday in January	1890	51	Springer	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	53
To prohibit special legislation	1890	51	Springer	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	54
To give Congress power to punish felonies	1890	51	Chandler	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	35
To change beginning of terms of President, Vice President, Senators, and Representatives in Congress	1890	51	Crain	Texas	House Joint Resolution	58
Woman Suffrage	1890	51	Baker	New York	House Joint Resolution	60
Alcoholic liquor prohibition	1890	51	Pickler	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	62
For uniform marriage and divorce laws	1890	51	Springer	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	64
Popular election of Senators	1890	51	Clunie	California	House Joint Resolution	74
Popular election of Senators	1890	51	Enloe	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	75
Popular election of Senators	1890	51	Mitchell	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	65
For six-year presidential term, three-year for Representatives	1890	51	Taylor	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	101
To prohibit trusts	1890	51	George	Mississippi	Senate Joint Resolution	67
Popular election of Senators	1890	51	Henderson	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	142
Popular election of Senators	1890	51	Reagan	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	73
To prohibit lotteries	1890	51	Blair	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	85
To halve representation of any State refusing woman suffrage	1890	51	Blair	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	86
For people to elect postmasters	1890	51	Hoar	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	96
To prohibit lotteries	1890	51	Hansbrough	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	216
To fix number of Members of the House of Representatives at 356	1890	51	Brosius	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	256
Popular election of Senators	1891	51	Featherstone	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	270
Popular election of Senators	1891	51	Langston	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	272
Popular election of Senators	1891	51	Turpie	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	154
To make President ineligible for second term	1891	52	Gibson	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	3
To change inauguration day	1891	52	Gibson	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	4
Popular election of Senators	1891	52	Turpie	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	6
Popular election of Senators. Reported back	1891	52	Mitchell	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	8
To prohibit voting by aliens	1892	52	Chandler	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	22
Popular election of Senators	1892	52	Scott	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	2
Popular election of Senators	1892	52	Williams	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	3
People to elect postmasters	1892	52	Shively	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	5
Popular election of Senators	1892	52	Holman	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	6
Popular election of Senators	1892	52	Blanchard	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	7
To prohibit lotteries	1892	52	Robertson	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	9
Popular election of Senators	1892	52	Bryan	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	13
For woman suffrage	1892	52	Greenleaf	New York	House Joint Resolution	14
Popular election of Senators	1892	52	Johnson	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	16
To make presidential term five years, with ineligibility for reelection	1892	52	Outhwaite	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	17
Popular election of Senators	1892	52	Cadwell	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	18
Popular election of Senators	1892	52	Geary	California	House Joint Resolution	19
Popular election of Senators	1892	52	Hermann	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	20
Popular election of Senators	1892	52	Dalzell	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	21
For uniform marriage and divorce laws	1892	52	Amerman	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	23
Popular election of Senators	1892	52	Pierce	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	30
Popular election of Senators	1892	52	Lanham	Texas	House Joint Resolution	31
To make terms of President and Vice President six years, President not to be reeligible	1892	52	Stewart	Texas	House Joint Resolution	33
Popular election of Senators	1892	52	Stewart	Texas	House Joint Resolution	34
Popular election of Senators	1892	52	Miller	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	35
Popular election of Senators	1892	52	Enloe	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	37
Popular election of Senators	1892	52	McRae	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	39
1. Providing that Congress have sole power to coin and issue money. 2) This power not to be delegated to any individual or corporation	1892	52	White	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	43
Uniform marriage and divorce laws	1892	52	Ray	New York	House Joint Resolution	46
Popular election of Senators	1892	52	Henderson	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	47
To change beginning of terms of President, Vice President, Senators, and Representative	1892	52	Crain	Texas	House Joint Resolution	49
Authorizing President to veto separate items in appropriation bills	1892	52	Crain	Texas	House Joint Resolution	50
For uniform marriage and divorce laws	1892	52	Kyle	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	29
To elect President and Vice President by direct vote	1892	52	Peffer	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	32
To elect President and Vice President by direct vote	1892	52	Williams	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	59
To change beginning of terms of President, Vice President, Senators, and Representatives	1892	52	Taylor	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	60
To prohibit trusts	1892	52	George	Mississippi	Senate Joint Resolution	33
To require yea and nay vote on all money bills	1892	52	Buchanan	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	76
To prohibit polygamy	1892	52	Bushnell	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	77
Popular election of Senators	1892	52	Martin	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	79
Popular election of Senators	1892	52	Palmer	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	37
1) Six-year term for President and Vice President. 2) Direct election of President and Vice President. 3) Terms of Senators and Representatives to begin on first Wednesday in January	1892	52	Springer	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	82
Popular election of Senators	1892	52	Babbitt	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	83
Popular election of Senators	1892	52	Babbitt	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	84
Popular election of Senators	1892	52			House Joint Resolution	90	Committee on Election of President and Vice President
Presidential term to be six years, with ineligibility	1892	52	Proctor	Vermont	Senate Joint Resolution	53
For biennial session of Congress	1892	52	Chilton	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	54
1) Term of President and Vice President to begin on April 30. 2) Terms of Senators to begin on December 31	1892	52	Crain	Texas	House Joint Resolution	93
1) Term of President and Vice President to begin on April 30. 2) Terms of Senators to begin on December 31	1892	52	Crain	Texas	House Joint Resolution	98
To make President ineligible for second term	1892	52	Stewart	Nevada	Senate Joint Resolution	62
1) To elect President and Vice President by direct vote. 2) Proportional electoral vote allocated to each candidate	1892	52	Beltzhoover	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	114
Providing for issue of a national currency on a per capita basis	1892	52	Felton	California	Senate Joint Resolution	74
Providing for the issue of a national currency on a per capita basis	1892	52	Bowers	California	House Joint Resolution	122
To elect President and Vice President by direct vote	1892	52	De Armond	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	124
Relative to pensions - pay of soldiers and sailors	1892	52	Hayes	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	128
To elect President and Vice President by direct vote	1892	52	McMillan	Michigan	Senate Joint Resolution	90
To elect President and Vice President by direct vote	1892	52	De Armond	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	143
To limit President to one term	1892	52	Peffer	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	96
Popular election of Senators	1892	52	Gibson	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	99
To elect President and Vice President by direct vote	1892	52	Beltzhoover	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	165
For direct election of President and Vice President and judicial determination of presidential election contests	1892	52	De Armond	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	172
For woman suffrage	1893	52			Senate Joint Resolution	129	Committee on Woman Suffrage
For direct election of President and Vice President and judicial determination of presidential election contests	1893	52	De Armond	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	200	Committee on Election of President, etc (H. Rept. 2439)
1) To change name of this Republic from the United States of America to the United States of the World	1893	52	Miller	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	208
To change terms of Congress and inauguration day	1893	53	Sherman	Ohio	Senate Joint Resolution	1
Popular election of Senators	1893	53	Mitchell	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	2
Popular election of Senators	1893	53	Palmer	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	25
Popular election of Senators	1983	53	Bryan	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	13
Relating to pensions	1893	53	Hayes	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	17
Popular election of Senators	1893	53	Martin	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	19
Popular election of Senators	1893	53	Tucker	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	20
1) To elect President and Vice President by direct vote. 2) Six-year term for President and Vice-President	1893	53	Beltzhoover	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	23
Popular election of Senators	1893	53	Blanchard	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	28
Popular election of Senators	1893	53	Enloe	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	38
To change terms of Congress and inauguration day	1893	53	Crain	Texas	House Joint Resolution	41
Popular election of Senators Popular election of Senators	1893	53	Henderson	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	42
Popular election of Senators	1893	53	Haines	New York	House Joint Resolution	46
People to elect President and Vice President and judicial determination of presidential election contests	1893	53	De Armond	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	50
Popular election of Senators	1893	53	Holman	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	51
Popular election of Senators	1893	53	Hermann	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	52
Popular election of Senators	1893	53	Bryan	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	54
Popular election of Senators	1893	53	Martin	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	31
Providing that Federal judges be disqualified for holding any other office of profit or honor	1893	53	Mercer	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	72
To limit President to one term	1893	53	Peffer	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	39
To elect President and Vice President by direct vote. Shall not hold office of Pres. for more than 2 terms.	1893	53	Peffer	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	40
To permit direct taxes without apportionment	1893	53	McRae	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	89
Popular election of Senators	1893	53	Johnson	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	90
To authorize levy by Congress of direct tax in proportion to assessed valuation of all property subject to State taxation	1893	53	Crain	Texas	House Joint Resolution	100
To limit Supreme Court judges to term of 10 years	1894	53	Oates	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	109
Providing a three-year term for Representatives	1894	53	Oates	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	110
To limit presidential term to six years	1894	53	Oates	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	111
To acknowledge God and the Christian religion	1894	53	Frye	Maine	Senate Joint Resolution	56
To acknowledge God as the Supreme Authority in all affairs of men	1894	53	Morse	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	120
For woman suffrage	1894	53	Bell	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	124
For woman suffrage	1894	53	Wolcott	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	59
To permit veto of items in appropriation bills	1894	53	De Armond	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	133
Popular election of Senators	1894	53	Bryan	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	143
To permit veto of items in appropriation bills and to permit passage over veto by majority vote	1894	53	De Armond	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	162
Relative to marriage and divorce	1894	53	Kyle	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	73
To permit veto of items in appropriation bills	1894	53	Crain	Texas	House Joint Resolution	164
Relative to regulation of hours of labor	1894	53	George	Mississippi	Senate Joint Resolution	97
To prohibit trusts	1894	53	Hutcheson	Texas	House Joint Resolution	211
To limit President to one term	1894	53	Bryan	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	234
To limit President to one term	1894	53	Bryan	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	239
To limit President to one term	1894	53	Bryan	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	248
To limit President to one term	1894	53	Bryan	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	249
To prohibit sectarian legislation	1895	53	Linton	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	262
To prohibit granting of franchise to aliens	1895	53	Stone	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	278
To prohibit liquor traffic	1895	53	Blair	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	279
To prohibit granting of franchise to aliens	1895	53	Harmer	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	280
Popular election of Senators	1895	54	Mitchell	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	6
For direct election of President and Vice President; for restriction to one term of six years; etc	1895	54	Peffer	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	9
Popular election of Senators	1895	54	Peffer	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	10
For special election on questions of finance; foreign relations, etc	1895	54	Peffer	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	11
Popular election of Senators	1895	54	Hermann	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	3
To authorize direct taxation without regard to apportionment	1895	54	McRae	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	4
To prohibit sectarian legislation	1895	54	Linton	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	11
Popular election of Senators	1895	54	Tucker	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	14
To acknowledge God in the Constitution	1895	54	Frye	Maine	Senate Joint Resolution	28
To acknowledge God, Jesus Christ, and the Bible	1895	54	Morse	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	28
To authorize levy by Congress of direct taxes in proportion to assessed valuation of all property subject to State taxation	1895	54	Crain	Texas	House Joint Resolution	29
To permit veto of items in appropriation bills	1895	54	Crain	Texas	House Joint Resolution	30
To give Congress jurisdiction over divorce	1895	54	Gillett	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	35
Popular election of Senators	1895	54	Sulzer	New York	House Joint Resolution	39
To prohibit voting or holding office by aliens	1895	54	Jenkins	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	44
For uniformity in taxation	1895	54	Hall	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	50
Popular election of Senators	1895	54	Shuford	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	54
To authorize Congress to levy direct taxes without regard to apportionment	1895	54	Butler	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	35
To prohibit voting or holding office by aliens	1895	54	Harmer	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	59
For woman suffrage	1896	54	Hoar	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	38
To provide for inheritance tax	1896	54	Tracey	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	62
Woman Suffrage	1896	54	Northway	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	74
Authorizing Congress to levy direct taxes without regard to apportionment	1896	54	Shuford	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	82
Woman Suffrage	1896	54	Shafroth	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	91
To permit veto of items in appropriation bills and to permit overriding veto by majority	1896	54	De Armond	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	95
Uniform marriage and divorce laws	1896	54	Howe	New York	House Joint Resolution	97
Popular election of Senators	1896	54	Corliss	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	106
Popular election of Senators	1896	54	Turpie	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	66
To prohibit admission of territories south of 30 degrees north latitude	1896	54	Fenton	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	134
To provide for presidential succession	1896	54	Boutelle	Maine	House Joint Resolution	144
Woman Suffrage	1896	54	Call	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	106
To prohibit sectarian legislation	1896	54	Gallinger	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	113
To prohibit sectarian legislation	1896	54	Call	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	115
Popular election of Senators	1896	54			House Joint Resolution	155	Committee on Election of President
Popular election of Senators	1896	54	Bell	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	156
To acknowledge God in the Constitution	1896	54	Willis	Delaware	House Joint Resolution	157
To limit President's veto	1896	54	Butler	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	122
To limit hours of work in factories	1896	54	Barrett	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	181
To permit veto of items in appropriation bills	1896	54	Hill	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	156
To permit veto of items in appropriation bills	1896	54	Shafroth	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	196
Authorizing Congress to levy taxes on incomes of individuals and corporations	1896	54	McMillin	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	200
Terms of eight and four years for Senators and Representatives, respectively, and eight for President	1897	54	Treloar	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	208
To qualify Member of Congress for Cabinet	1897	54	Barrett	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	216
President to serve six years and not to be reeligible	1897	54	Proctor	Vermont	Senate Joint Resolution	180
To choose Representatives every third year	1897	54	Proctor	Vermont	Senate Joint Resolution	181
Four-year term for Representatives	1897	54	Corliss	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	245
Popular election of Senators	1897	55	Corliss	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	5	Reported back, debated, amended, and passed House
To elect Representatives every four years	1897	55	Corliss	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	6	Reported with amendment (H. Rept. 706)
To make Congressmen eligible to Cabinet	1897	55	Barrett	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	8
To permit Congress to fix hours of labor	1897	55	Barrett	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	10
To prohibit sectarian legislation	1897	55	Gallinger	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	9
Popular election of Senators	1897	55	Turpie	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	10
Popular election of Senators	1897	55	Allen	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	31
Authorizing Congress to levy direct taxes without regard to apportionment	1897	55	Butler	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	14
For uniformity in taxation	1897	55	McRae	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	34
To change date for beginning of terms of President, Vice President, Senators, and Representatives	1897	55	Hoar	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	17
To give Congress jurisdiction over marriage and divorce	1897	55	Howe	New York	House Joint Resolution	40
Income tax	1897	55	Griggs	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	42
To give Congress jurisdiction over divorce	1897	55	Gillett	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	43
To permit veto of items in appropriation bills	1897	55	Shafroth	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	48
Income tax	1897	55	Cochran	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	57
To regulate filling Senate vacancies	1897	55	Smith	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	60
Income tax	1897	55	Butler	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	47
Popular election of Senators	1897	55	Bell	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	63
Income tax	1897	55	Stokes	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	65
Woman Suffrage	1897	55	Shafroth	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	68
Providing that no noncontiguous territory be annexed to the United States	1897	55	Crumpacker	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	69
Income tax	1897	55	Stephens	Texas	House Joint Resolution	71
To prohibit sectarian legislation	1897	55	Kitchin	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	72
To permit veto of items in appropriation bills	1897	55	Maxwell	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	74
To limit membership of House to 356 Members	1897	55	Brosius	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	75
Income tax	1897	55	Ridgely	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	80
Popular election of Senators	1897	55	Sulzer	New York	House Joint Resolution	85
Regarding admission of new States	1897	55	Cooney	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	88
To authorize direct taxation without regard to apportionment	1897	55	Shuford	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	104
To provide for election of all Federal judges	1897	55	Cooper	Texas	House Joint Resolution	107
To permit Congress to enact uniform hours of labor	1898	55	Lovering	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	109
To regulate granting of pensions	1898	55	Clark	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	111
To change dates of Congress and Presidential term	1898	55	Hoar	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	83
Popular election of Senators	1898	55	Butler	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	78
To reorganize United States courts	1898	55	Butler	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	79
To regulate presidential succession	1898	55	Frye	Maine	Senate Joint Resolution	86
To prohibit suffrage to aliens	1898	55	Stone	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	124
President to serve six years and not to be reeligible	1898	55	Fitzgerald	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	134
Woman Suffrage	1898	55	Warran	Wyoming	Senate Joint Resolution	102
Income tax	1898	55	Butler	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	104
Income tax	1898	55	Barlow	California	House Joint Resolution	191
Authorizing Congress to levy both direct and indirect taxes, providing they be uniform	1898	55	Jenkins	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	277
Regulating succession to Presidency and Vice Presidency	1898	55	Jenkins	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	294
Relative to admission of new States	1898	55	Hepburn	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	305
Relative to ratification of treaties by majority vote in Senate	1899	55	Grow	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	353
To prohibit polygamy, and to disqualify polygamists for election as Representatives and Senators	1899	55	Capron	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	354
Popular election of Senators	1899	55	Allen	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	243
To prohibit polygamy, and to disqualify polygamists from holding office of Senator or Representative	1899	56	Capron	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	1
Providing for ratification of treaties by majority vote in Senate	1899	56	Grow	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	3
To prohibit polygamy	1899	56	Bromwell	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	10
President to serve six years and not to be re-eligible	1899	56	Fitzgerald	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	11
Popular election of Senators	1899	56	Smith	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	13
Popular election of Senators	1899	56	Sulzer	New York	House Joint Resolution	16
Regulating succession to Presidency and Vice Presidency	1899	56	Jenkins	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	17
Authorizing Congress to levy both direct and indirect taxes providing they be uniform	1899	56	Jenkins	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	18
To prohibit sectarian legislation	1899	56	Kitchin	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	26
Income tax	1899	56	Stephens	Texas	House Joint Resolution	27
Popular election of Senators	1899	56	Corliss	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	28
To elect Representatives every four years	1899	56	Corliss	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	29
Empowering Congress to regulate hours of labor	1899	56	Roberts	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	30
To permit appointment of Senators and Representatives to Cabinet	1899	56	Roberts	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	31
Popular election of Senators	1899	56	Lloyd	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	34
To elect Federal judiciary	1899	56	Cooper	Texas	House Joint Resolution	36
Providing that only capitation taxes be apportioned	1899	56	McRae	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	39
Empowering Congress to regulate hours of labor	1899	56	Lovering	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	41
For uniform marriage and divorce laws	1899	56	Gillett	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	42
To prohibit polygamy	1899	56	Grout	Vermont	House Joint Resolution	45
Popular election of Senators	1899	56	Bell	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	49
Respecting establishment of religion	1899	56	Gallinger	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	2
Relative to marriage and divorce	1899	56	Kyle	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	5
Popular election of Senators	1899	56	Harris	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	6
Income tax	1899	56	Harris	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	7
Popular election of Senators	1899	56	Clay	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	11
Income tax	1899	56	Clay	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	12
For uniform marriage and divorce laws	1899	56	Carter	Montana	Senate Joint Resolution	22
Popular election of Senators	1899	56	Berry	Arkansas	Senate Joint Resolution	27
To elect Representatives every four years	1899	56	Harris	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	29
President to serve six years and not be reeligible	1899	56	Harris	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	30
For uniform marriage and divorce laws	1899	56	Naphen	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	56
To prohibit trusts	1899	56	Naphen	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	57
Income tax	1899	56	Stokes	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	61
To change date of beginning of term of President, and Vice President	1899	56	Hoar	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	35
To prohibit polygamy	1899	56	Showalter	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	69
Income tax	1899	56	Williams	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	78
Relative to marriage and divorce	1899	56	Kyle	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	40
Popular election of Federal judges	1899	56	Butler	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	47
To prohibit polygamy	1899	56	Shafroth	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	93
Income tax	1900	56	Butler	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	49
Prohibiting the annexation of noncontiguous territory	1900	56	Cooney	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	98
Income tax	1900	56	Snodgrass	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	99
To regulate or suppress trusts	1900	56	Bromwell	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	100
Popular election of Senators	1900	56	Cushman	Washington	House Joint Resolution	103
For uniform marriage and divorce laws	1900	56	Wilson	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	107
To disqualify polygamists from holding office	1900	56	Gibson	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	112
Popular election of Senators	1900	56	Butler	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	57
Woman Suffrage	1900	56	Shafroth	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	114
Income tax	1900	56	Griggs	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	123
Income tax	1900	56	Cochran	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	134
To prohibit polygamy	1900	56	Showalter	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	137
Federal control over all corporation	1900	56	Jenkins	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	138
Woman Suffrage	1900	56	Warren	Wyoming	Senate Joint Resolution	80
To repeal Fifteenth Amendment [The Right of Blacks (male) to vote]	1900	56	Underwood	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	174
Income tax	1900	56	Kluttz	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	176
To suppress trusts	1900	56	Ray	New York	House Joint Resolution	202
Limiting President and Vice President to one term of six years	1900	56	Aldrich	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	223
To elect Representatives triennially	1900	56	Aldrich	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	224
For the regulation or suppression of trusts	1900	56	Jenkins	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	226
Prohibiting admissions of Territories acquired subsequent to January 1, 1895	1900	56	Gillett	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	233
Popular election of Senators	1900	56	Rawlins	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	112
To repeal fifteenth amendment	1900	56	Kitchin	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	272
For uniform marriage and divorce laws	1900	56	Taylor	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	279
Giving Congress control of corporations	1900	56	McDermott	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	282
Fixing number of Members of House of Representatives to 357	1900	56	Brosius	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	283
Providing that the qualifications of electors of Representatives be fixed by Congress	1901	56	Smith	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	290
To change date of beginning terms of President, Vice President, Senators, and Representatives	1901	56	Glynn	New York	House Joint Resolution	295
Fixing maximum number of Representatives	1901	56	McDermott	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	310
Popular election of Senators	1901	57	Lloyd	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	1
For uniform laws on marriage and divorce	1901	57	Taylor	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	7
Popular election of Senators	1901	57	Cushman	Washington	House Joint Resolution	10
Giving Congress control of corporations	1901	57	McDermott	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	13
To repeal fifteenth amendment	1901	57	Kitchin	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	14
To prohibit sectarian legislation	1901	57	Kitchin	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	15
Relating to income tax	1901	57	Stephens	Texas	House Joint Resolution	17
Woman Suffrage	1901	57	Shafroth	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	18
To regulate hours of labor	1901	57	Lovering	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	20
To regulate hours of labor	1901	57	Roberts	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	23
Popular election of Senators	1901	57	Sulzer	New York	House Joint Resolution	28
For uniform laws on marriage and divorce	1901	57	Naphen	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	29
Popular election of Senators	1901	57	Smith	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	31
To change beginning of terms of President, Vice President, Senators. and Representatives	1901	57	Dick	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	32
To prohibit polygamy	1901	57	Showalter	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	40
Popular election of Senators	1901	57	Corliss	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	41
Defining treason against the United States	1901	57	Pearre	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	51
To suppress combinations in restraint of trade	1901	57	Naphen	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	45
Regarding succession to Presidency	1901	57	Hoar	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	1
To change beginning of terms of President, Vice President, Senators, and Representatives	1901	57	Hoar	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	2
Popular election of Senators	1901	57	Berry	Arkansas	Senate Joint Resolution	4
Extending jurisdiction of Federal courts in relation to use of water	1901	57	Stewart	Nevada	Senate Joint Resolution	6
Providing that in cases of vacancies in the Senate the offices may be filled by holding special popular elections	1901	57	Burrows	Michigan	Senate Joint Resolution	7
Popular election of Senators	1901	57	Mitchell	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	9
To prohibit polygamy and disqualify polygamists from office	1901	57	Capron	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	55
For uniform laws on marriage and divorce	1901	57	Gillett	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	57
Empowering Congress to tax capital stock and earnings of corporations	1901	57	Crumpacker	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	58
Defining treason	1901	57	Williams	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	65
To disqualify convicted polygamists for office	1901	57	Gibson	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	68
Relating to income tax	1901	57	Snodgrass	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	70
Relative to income and succession tax	1901	57	Williams	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	73
1) Providing penalty of death for any person attempting destruction of property of the United States. 2) Providing penalty of deportation or life imprisonment for all members of anarchical societies	1901	57	Cassel	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	4576
Changing commencement of terms of President, Vice President, Senators, and Representatives	1901	57	Burrows	Michigan	Senate Joint Resolution	17
Providing that judges of all Federal courts be elected or appointed as Congress may see fit	1901	57	Cooper	Texas	House Joint Resolution	77
1) Providing penalty of death for any person attempting destruction of property of the United States. 2) Providing penalty of deportation or life imprisonment for all members of anarchical societies	1901	57	Cassel	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	83
Woman Suffrage	1901	57	Warren	Wyoming	Senate Joint Resolution	20
To repeal fifteenth amendment	1901	57	Underwood	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	84
Providing for Federal control over corporations	1901	57	Jenkins	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	98
Providing for Federal control over corporations	1901	57	McDermott	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	99
Popular election of Senators	1902	57	Harris	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	33
Limiting membership of House of Representatives	1902	57	McDermott	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	115
Popular election of Senators	1902	57	Dubois	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	35
Providing that Congress shall prescribe the qualifications of electors of Representatives	1902	57	Smith	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	120
Relative to income tax	1902	57	Jenkins	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	123
Relative to succession to Presidency	1902	57	Jenkins	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	133
To suppress trusts	1902	57	Naphen	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	134
For uniform laws on marriage and divorce	1902	57	Naphen	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	135
Income tax	1902	57	Cochran	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	140
Woman Suffrage	1902	57	Mitchell	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	53
To permit veto of items in appropriation bills	1902	57	Creamer	New York	House Joint Resolution	152
Providing for apportionment of direct taxes according to value of real and personal property	1902	57	Kitchin	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	165
Prohibiting annexation of noncontiguous territory	1902	57	Wadsworth	New York	House Joint Resolution	183
To change beginning of terms of President, Vice President, Senators, and Representatives	1902	57	De Armond	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	186
Allowing veto of separate items in appropriation bills	1902	57	Goldfogle	New York	House Joint Resolution	208
For uniform divorce laws	1902	57	Feely	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	211
To empower Congress to regulate and dissolve trusts	1902	57	Smith	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	212
To give District of Columbia representation in Congress and in electoral college	1902	57	Gallinger	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	132
Empowering Congress to regulate and prohibit trusts	1902	57	Nelson	Minnesota	Senate Joint Resolution	137
To change beginning of terms of President, Vice President, Senators, and Representatives	1902	57	De Armond	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	233
To prohibit bigamy or polygamy	1903	57	Parker	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	240
To limit fortunes	1903	57	Griffith	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	246
To limit fortunes	1903	57	Wellington	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	161
To prohibit bigamy or polygamy	1903	57	Jenkins	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	258
To prohibit bigamy or polygamy	1903	57	Hansbrough	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	164
Relative to income tax	1903	58	Stephens	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1
Popular election of Senators	1903	58	Sulzer	New York	House Joint Resolution	4
For uniform hours of labor	1903	58	Lovering	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	15
Providing that direct taxes shall be apportioned among the several States according to the value of the real and personal property	1903	58	Kitchin	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	17
To repeal fifteenth amendment	1903	58	Kitchin	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	18
To prohibit sectarian legislation	1903	58	Kitchin	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	19
Popular election of Senators	1903	58	Dubois	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	2
Popular election of Senators	1903	58	Mitchell	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	3
Woman Suffrage	1903	58	Mitchell	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	4
Income tax	1903	58	Kluttz	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	27
Popular election of Senators	1903	58	Lloyd	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	28
To prevent unfair competition	1903	58	Lamb	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	30
To prevent unfair competition	1903	58	Gaines	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	32
For six-year presidential term	1903	58	Underwood	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	33
To repeal fifteenth amendment	1903	58	Hardwick	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	34
To repeal section 2 of fourteenth amendment [reducing the number of Representatives in the U.S. Congress for States denying the right to vote] except first sentence	1903	58	Hardwick	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	35
For election of judges	1903	58	Cooper	Texas	House Joint Resolution	38
Popular election of Senators	1903	58	Cushman	Washington	House Joint Resolution	54
Income tax	1903	58	Williams	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	67
Woman Suffrage	1903	58	Shafroth	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	72
To keep land nearly equally divided among people	1903	58	Thayer	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	83
To restrict private bills	1904	58	Russell	Texas	House Joint Resolution	91
Prescribing judicial power to be exercised in certain cases	1904	58	Russell	Texas	House Joint Resolution	92
To make elective certain judges and district attorney	1904	58	Russell	Texas	House Joint Resolution	93
To regulate corporations	1904	58	McDermott	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	94
For uniform divorce laws	1904	58	Acheson	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	97
To fix whole number of Representatives	1904	58	McDermott	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	123
1) Providing term of eight years for President and Vice President. 2) Eight-year term for Senators. 3) Four-year term for Representatives	1904	58	Norris	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	166
Extending presidential term to six years	1905	58	Bailey	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	87
a) Providing that election for presidential electors and Representatives in Congress be held in each State on first Tuesday after first Monday in September. b) Congress to hold its first regular session on first Monday in October succeeding its election	1904	58	Livingston	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	183
Relative to election of President, Vice President, Senators, and Representatives	1905	58	Reeder	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	200
Providing for removal of civil officers	1905	58	Bacon	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	112
Empowering Congress to establish throughout the United States uniform hours of labor	1905	59	Lovering	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	1
Providing a six-year term for President, with ineligibility for reelection	1905	59	Gaines	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	2
a) Providing that election for presidential electors and Representatives in Congress be held in each State on first Tuesday after first Monday in September. b) Congress to hold its first regular session on first Monday in October succeeding its election	1905	59	Livingston	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	3
To repeal fifteenth amendment	1905	59	Underwood	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	4
Popular election of Senators	1905	59	Lloyd	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	5
Popular election of Senators	1905	59	Sulzer	New York	House Joint Resolution	12
Income and succession taxes	1905	59	Williams	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	17
Income and inheritance taxes	1905	59	Stephens	Texas	House Joint Resolution	20
Popular election of Senators	1905	59	Hearst	New York	House Joint Resolution	22
Popular election of Senators	1905	59	Cushman	Washington	House Joint Resolution	29
To prohibit sectarian legislation	1905	59	Kitchin	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	34
To repeal fifteenth amendment	1905	59	Kitchin	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	35
Providing that direct taxes be apportioned among the several States according to the value of real and personal property	1905	59	Kitchin	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	36
Relating to election and terms of Representatives in Congress	1905	59	Cockran	New York	House Joint Resolution	37
To repeal section 2 of fourteenth amendment except first sentence	1905	59	Hardwick	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	41
To repeal fifteenth amendment	1905	59	Hardwick	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	42
Relative to claims	1905	59	Keifer	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	47
For uniform marriage and divorce laws	1905	59	Carter	Montana	Senate Joint Resolution	9
Authorizing Congress to insure lives of United States citizens	1905	59	De Armond	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	50
Respecting succession to Presidency	1905	59	Littlefield	Maine	House Joint Resolution	51
Respecting commencement and termination of Congress	1905	59	Clark	Wyoming	Senate Joint Resolution	15
Respecting commencement and termination of Congress	1905	59	Jenkins	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	55
Relating to selection of inferior officers	1906	59	Clark	Florida	House Joint Resolution	60
To regulate insurance	1906	59	Mahon	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	64
a) Providing a term of eight years for President and Vice President. b) Term of eight years for Senators. c) Term of four years for Representatives	1906	59	Norris	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	69
Popular election of Senators	1906	59	Hermann	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	80
Providing for election of President, Vice President and Congress, fixing terms, and fixing time of meeting of Congress	1906	59	Reeder	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	82
Woman Suffrage	1906	59	Mondell	Wyoming	House Joint Resolution	86
	1906	59	De Armond	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	90
To limit fortunes	1906	59	Lloyd	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	104
To repeal second section of fourteenth amendment	1906	59	Smith	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	108
Popular election of Senators	1906	59	Hermann	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	110
Concerning election and term of Members of Congress	1906	59	Norris	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	120
Providing for removal of civil officers	1906	59	Palmer	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	147
To prohibit polygamy	1906	59	Platt	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	56
Popular election of Senators	1906	59	Richardson	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	164
Regulating succession to Presidency	1906	59	Frye	Maine	Senate Joint Resolution	74
For uniform laws on marriage and divorce	1906	59	Brick	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	191
Providing a term of six years for President and Vice President	1906	59	Cullom	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	77
To fix term of President and Vice President at six years	1906	59	Lowden	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	197
Popular election of Senators	1907	59	Pearre	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	215
For election of judges and postmasters	1907	59	Lamar	Florida	House Joint Resolution	226
a) Income tax. b) Election of judges of district and circuit courts by popular vote	1907	59	Kitchin	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	248
For election of certain judges and district attorneys and tenure of certain judges. (See 472.)	1907	59	Russell	Texas	House Joint Resolution	249
Prescribing judicial power in certain cases	1907	59	Russell	Texas	House Joint Resolution	250
To forbid private bills where general laws are in force	1907	59	Russell	Texas	House Joint Resolution	251
Uniform laws on marriage and divorce	1907	60	Brick	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	1
Uniform laws on marriage and divorce	1907	60	Brick	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	2
a) To levy income taxes. b) To levy inheritance taxes.	1907	60	Stephens	Texas	House Joint Resolution	7
a) To levy income taxes. b) To levy succession taxes.	1907	60	Williams	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	10
Relative to uniform hours of labor	1907	60	Lovering	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	14
1) For election of judges of United States district courts and district attorneys by people of States in which duties are performed. 2) Term of office of justices of Supreme Court to be 12 years; justices of circuit courts of appeals to be eight years; justices of district courts to be six years.	1907	60	Russell	Texas	House Joint Resolution	15
Prohibiting passage of private bills in Congress where subject matter is covered by general laws.	1907	60	Russell	Texas	House Joint Resolution	16
Prescribing judicial power of courts of United States	1907	60	Russell	Texas	House Joint Resolution	17
Providing for popular election of Senators	1907	60	Sulzer	New York	House Joint Resolution	20
For repeal of fifteenth amendment	1907	60	Underwood	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	21
Providing for popular election of Senators	1907	60	Lloyd	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	22
a) For election or appointment of all Federal judges under regulations by Congress. b) Limited tenure of office.	1907	60	Cooper	Texas	House Joint Resolution	27
a) Fixing date of election of electors for President and Vice President. b) Fixing date for assembling of Congress.	1907	60	Livingston	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	29
Fixing date for commencement and termination of Congress	1907	60	De Armond	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	30
Government insurance	1907	60	De Armond	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	31
To repeal section 2 of fourteenth amendment	1907	60	Hardwick	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	32
For repeal of fifteenth amendment	1907	60	Hardwick	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	33
Relative to adjudication and payment of claims	1907	60	Keifer	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	38
To prohibit sectarian legislation	1907	60	Kitchin	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	39
For repeal of fifteenth amendment	1907	60	Kitchin	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	40
To levy direct taxes according to value of real and personal property	1907	60	Kitchin	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	41
a) Providing for popular election of Senators. b) To levy income tax. c) Popular election of district and circuit judges.	1907	60	Kitchin	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	42
For recall of Congressmen by vote of electors	1907	60	Fulton	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	43
Providing for initiative and referendum	1907	60	Fulton	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	44
Providing for popular election of Senators	1907	60	Weisse	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	47
a) Popular election of Federal judges. b) For election of postmasters	1907	60	Lamar	Florida	House Joint Resolution	50
Prohibiting polygamy	1907	60	Burkett	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	13
Fixing date for commencement and termination of Congress	1907	60	Hamilton	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	59
Providing for popular election of inferior Federal officers	1907	60	Clark	Florida	House Joint Resolution	60
Providing for popular election of Senators	1907	60	Ferris	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	61
Providing term of office of six years for President and Vice President	1907	60	Lowden	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	65
Providing for popular election of Senators	1907	60	Gore	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	15
Fixing term of President and Vice President at six years	1907	60	Hamilton	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	67
Providing for popular election of Senators	1907	60	Hamilton	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	68
Providing for popular election of Senators	1907	60	Fulton	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	70
1) To levy income taxes. b) To levy inheritance taxes.	1907	60	Fulton	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	71
For repeal of fifteenth amendment	1907	60	Edwards	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	75
To repeal section 2 of fourteenth amendment	1907	60	Edwards	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	76
Providing six-year term for President and Vice President	1907	60	Cullom	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	16
a) Providing six-year term for President and Vice President. b) Providing three-year term for Representatives.	1908	60	Granger	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	85
Prohibiting polygamy	1908	60	Hansbrough	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	19
Limiting tenure of President to two terms, or eight years.	1908	60	Gore	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	22
Providing for popular election of Senators	1908	60	Adair	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	92
Limiting tenure of President to one term of four years.	1908	60	Lassiter	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	97
For repeal of fifteenth amendment	1908	60	Candler	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	107
Woman Suffrage	1908	60	Davey	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	112
For levy and collection of income tax	1908	60	Gore	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	45
To prohibit polygamy	1908	60	Hopkins	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	46
Woman Suffrage	1908	60	Warren	Wyoming	Senate Joint Resolution	47
Four-year term for Representative	1908	60	Cary	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	131
Providing for popular election of Senators	1908	60	Sulzer	New York	House Joint Resolution	137
To prohibit manufacture, sale, and importation of intoxicating liquors	1908	60	Acheson	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	143
a) State regulation of railroad rates. b) State regulation of products of convict labor. c) Providing for popular election of Senators. d) Relative to employers' liability. e) To levy income tax.	1908	60	Ferris	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	177
1) Relative to liability of common carriers in transportation. 2) Income tax. 3) Popular election of Senators.	1908	60	Owen	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	80
Acknowledging the Deity in Constitution	1908	60	Burton	Delaware	House Joint Resolution	187
Regulating hours of labor in industry	1908	60	Reynolds	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	192
Providing for popular election of Senators	1908	60	Owen	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	91
Uniform marriage and divorce laws	1908	60	Brodhead	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	199
Succession to the Presidency	1908	60	Bacon	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	102
a) Fixing term of President at six years. b) Ineligible for reelection.	1909	60	Dillingham	Vermont	Senate Joint Resolution	110
Respecting succession to Presidency	1909	60	Burke	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	224
Acknowledging the Deity in Constitution	1909	60	Richardson	Delaware	Senate Joint Resolution	125
Respecting succession to Presidency	1909	60	Jenkins	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	264
Changing date of commencement and termination of Congress	1909	61	Depew	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	1
Changing date of commencement and termination of Congress	1909	61	Henry	Texas	House Joint Resolution	3
Changing date of commencement and termination of Congress	1909	61	Stephens	Texas	House Joint Resolution	4
Changing date of commencement and termination of Congress	1909	61	Gaines	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	5
Limiting President and Vice President to one term of six years	1909	61	Lowden	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	11
For popular election of Senators	1909	61	Weisse	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	12
Recognizing the Deity in Constitution	1909	61	Sheppard	Texas	House Joint Resolution	17
For one four-year term for President	1909	61	Lassiter	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	31
Popular election of Senators	1909	61	Sulzer	New York	House Joint Resolution	32
To authorize United States to insure lives of citizens	1909	61	De Armond	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	38
Popular election of Senators	1909	61	Gore	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	7
Providing for collection and levy of income tax	1909	61	Gore	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	8
Respecting succession to Presidency	1909	61	Bacon	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	10
Providing term of office of six years for President and Vice President	1909	61	Cullom	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	15
a) Changing date of inauguration of President. b) Changing date for commencement and termination of Congress	1909	61	Austin	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	46
To repeal section 2 of fourteenth amendment	1909	61	Hardwick	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	49
To repeal fifteenth amendment	1909	61	Hardwick	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	50
a) To levy income taxes. b) To levy inheritance taxes.	1909	61	Kinkaid	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	51
Relative to incomes and inheritances	1909	61	Brown	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	25
To repeal fifteenth amendment	1909	61	Underwood	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	52
Election of, and terms of service of Congressmen	1909	61	Owen	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	41
Providing for collection and levy of income tax	1909	61	Brown	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	39
To levy income tax	1909	61	Aldrich	Rhode Island	Senate Joint Resolution	40
Popular election of Senators	1909	61	Owen	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	41
To repeal fifteenth amendment	1909	61	Candler	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	62
Popular election of Senators	1909	61	Lloyd	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	69
Popular election of Senators	1909	61	Cooper	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	71
a) For election of district attorneys. b) For election of Federal judges.	1909	61	Russell	Texas	House Joint Resolution	80
Relative to jurisdiction of suits by or against corporations in courts of United States	1909	61	Russell	Texas	House Joint Resolution	81
Prohibiting passage of private bills where general laws on subject are in force.	1909	61	Russell	Texas	House Joint Resolution	82
Popular election of Senators	1909	61	Bristow	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	50
Popular election of Senators	1909	61	Fuller	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	85
Relative to payment of claims against United States	1909	61	Keifer	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	87
Popular election of Senators	1909	61	Taylor	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	99
Relative to succession to Presidency	1910	61	Parker	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	100
a) Relative to changing date of commencement and termination of Congress. b) To changing date of term of office of Congressmen. c) Of President. d) Of Senators.	1910	61	Parker	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	105
Popular election of Senators	1910	61	Adair	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	112
a) Relative to changing date of opening and closing Congress. b) Also of changing date of term of office of Congressmen.	1910	61	Henry	Texas	House Joint Resolution	115
a) Relative to changing date of opening and closing Congress. b) Also of changing date of term of office of Congressmen. c) Of President. d) of Senators	1910	61	Henry	Texas	House Joint Resolution	122
a) Relative to changing date of opening and closing Congress. b) Also changing date of term of office of Congressmen. c) Of President. d) Of Senators.	1910	61	Henry	Texas	House Joint Resolution	123
a) Relative to changing date of opening and closing Congress. b) Also changing date of term of office of Congressmen. c) Of President. d) Of Senators.	1910	61	Henry	Texas	House Joint Resolution	125
Limiting jurisdiction of United States courts in suits brought against States	1910	61	Overman	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	68
For election of Representatives for four-year term	1910	61	Cary	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	126
Providing for income tax	1910	61	Foelker	New York	House Joint Resolution	130
Woman Suffrage	1910	61	Mondell	Wyoming	House Joint Resolution	151
Woman Suffrage	1910	61	Borah	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	81
Woman Suffrage	1910	61	Rucker	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	153
Providing for four-year term for Congressmen	1910	61	Gordon	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	159
Acknowledging the Deity in Constitution	1910	61	Richardson	Delaware	Senate Joint Resolution	86
Conferring power on Congress to enact laws on marriage, divorce, etc	1910	61	Madden	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	170
a) Relative to changing date of opening and closing Congress. b) To terms of Senators and Representatives. c) Of President	1910	61	Henry	Texas	House Joint Resolution	174
Popular election of Senators	1910	61	James	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	183
a) Changing date of term of office of Representatives. b) Changing date of term of office of President. c) Of Senators. c) Making new provision for election of President by House of Representatives	1910	61	Keifer	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	190
a) Relative to changing date of opening and closing Congress. b) Of changing date of office of Congressmen. c) Of President. d) Of Senators	1910	61	Parsons	New York	House Joint Resolution	217
a) To change date of opening and closing of Congress. b) To change date of terms of Representatives. c) Of President. d) Of Senators.	1910	61	Clarke	Arkansas	Senate Joint Resolution	103
Giving Congress power over monopolies	1910	61	Sterling	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	242
a) To regulate vetoes of bills and joint resolutions. b) Giving the President power to veto items in appropriation bills.	1910	61	Foelker	New York	House Joint Resolution	251
Relating to export taxes	1910	61	Foelker	New York	House Joint Resolution	252
Membership of House limited to 400	1910	61	Foelker	New York	House Joint Resolution	253
Election of Senators by popular vote	1911	61	Hawley	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	260
Election of Senators by popular vote	1911	61	Borah	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	134
Respecting manner of amending Constitution	1911	61	Bristow	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	138
Providing for election of Senators by popular vote	1911	62	Cooper	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	6
Providing for election of Senators by popular vote	1911	62	Sulzer	New York	House Joint Resolution	7
Providing for election of Senators by popular vote	1911	62	Sulzer	New York	House Joint Resolution	8
Providing for the commencement of the terms of President, Vice President, Senators, and Representatives on last Wednesday in April	1911	62	Austin	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	15
Woman Suffrage	1911	62	Rucker	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	17
Election of Senators by popular vote	1911	62	Adair	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	20
Election of Senators by popular vote	1911	62	Taylor	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	22
Election of Senators by popular vote	1911	62	Rucker	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	24
To prevent and suppress monopolies	1911	62	Sterling	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	25
Income tax	1911	62	Ferris	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	27
Election of Senators by popular vote	1911	62	Ferris	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	28
Election of Senators by popular vote	1911	62	Tribble	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	35
Election of Senators by popular vote	1911	62	Hawley	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	36
Election of Senators by popular vote	1911	62	Rucker	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	39
Election of Senators by popular vote	1911	62	Bristow	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	1
Election of Senators by popular vote	1911	62	Culberson	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	4
Election of Senators by popular vote	1911	62	Borah	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	10
Election of Senators by popular vote	1911	62	Beall	Texas	House Joint Resolution	42
Election of Senators by popular vote	1911	62	Raker	California	House Joint Resolution	43
Providing that judicial power of United States shall not extend to suits in law or equity by reason of citizenship of corporation	1911	62	Raker	California	House Joint Resolution	44
Providing that judicial power of United State shall not extend to suits in law or equity prosecuted against one of the United States by citizens of another State, of a foreign State, or by reason of citizenship of corporation	1911	62	Raker	California	House Joint Resolution	45
Providing for four-year term of Representatives in Congress	1911	62	Cary	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	55
To repeal section 2 of the fourteenth amendment	1911	62	Hardwick	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	60
To repeal fifteenth amendment	1911	62	Hardwick	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	61
1) Providing that terms of office of President, Vice President, and Senators and Representatives begin on last Thursday in April. 2) Election of President and Vice President by popular vote.	1911	62	Henry	Texas	House Joint Resolution	62
Bestowing upon Congress the authority to enact laws granting compensation to employees for personal injuries sustained either in private or in public work	1911	62	Buchanan	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	67
To repeal section 2 of the fourteenth amendment	1911	62	Hardwick	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	70
Providing for election of Senators by popular vote	1911	62	Owen	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	15
Empowering Congress by majority vote to call a constitutional convention	1911	62	Berger	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	71
1) To abolish the United States Senate. 2) Providing for proposed constitutional amendments upon application of 5 per cent of voters in each of three-fourths of States, and acceptance by majority vote in general referendum	1911	62	Berger	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	79
Woman Suffrage	1911	62	Mondell	Wyoming	House Joint Resolution	87
For four-year term for Members of Congress	1911	62	Gordon	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	89
Woman Suffrage	1911	62	Taylor	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	91
1) Providing that term of office of President and Vice President begin on last Thursday in April. 2) Election of President and Vice President by popular vote. 3) Term of office of Senators and Representatives to begin on last Thursday in April.	1911	62	Gallinger	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	27
1) Election of President by popular vote. 2) Term of office of President and Vice President to begin on last Thursday in April. 3) Term of office of Senators and Representatives to begin on second Tuesday in January.	1911	62	Henry	Texas	House Joint Resolution	102
Congressional power to protect migratory birds	1911	62	McLean	Connecticut	Senate Joint Resolution	39
Providing for proposed constitutional amendments by majority vote in congress, and acceptance by majority in congressional districts, and in majority of States	1911	62	Owen	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	42
Providing for a 10-year term for judges of inferior United States Courts	1911	62	Madison	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	149
1) Providing for a six-year term for President and Vice-President. 2) Ineligible for re-election.	1911	62	Fields	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	152
Providing for a three-year term for Representatives	1911	62	Fields	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	153
Giving Congress exclusive control over trade-marks	1911	62	Kahn	California	House Joint Resolution	159
To prohibit sale, manufacture for sale and importation into United State or subject territory of alcoholic beverages	1911	62	Hobson	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	163
Election of President and Vice President by popular vote	1911	62	Hobson	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	162
a) Election of Senators by popular vote. b) Repeal of section 2 of fourteenth amendment,except first sentence. c) to repeal fifteenth amendment.	1911	62	Candler	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	165
Woman Suffrage	1912	62	Lafferty	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	198
Woman Suffrage	1912	62	Raker	California	House Joint Resolution	201
1) Providing that terms of office of President and Vice President begin on last Thursday in April. 2) Term of office of Senators and Representatives to begin on Second Tuesday in January. 3) Election of President and Vice President by popular vote.	1912	62	Henry	Texas	House Joint Resolution	204
Woman Suffrage	1912	62	Berger	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	213
1) Providing term of office of 10 years for judges of inferior Federal courts. 2) Election in certain cases of district judges.	1912	62	Jackson	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	214
1)Fixing term of office of all Federal judges at 12 years. 2) Providing for election of all Federal judges.	1912	62	Lafferty	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	227
Giving Congress power to regulate hours of labor throughout the United States	1912	62	McCall	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	233
Making President ineligible for second term	1912	62	Slayden	Texas	House Joint Resolution	235
1) Providing for one term of six years for President. 2) Making President ineligible for re-election.	1912	62	Higgins	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	237
Prohibiting third term for President	1912	62	Reed	Missouri	Senate Joint Resolution	76
1) Providing one term of six years for President. 2) Ineligible for re-election.	1912	62	Works	California	Senate Joint Resolution	78
1) Providing for election of judges of inferior Federal courts. 2) Define term of office.	1912	62	Dickinson	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	246
Providing for three-year term for Congressmen	1912	62	Curley	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	247
Providing one term of six years for President and Vice President	1912	62	Curley	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	248
Woman Suffrage	1912	62	Works	California	Senate Joint Resolution	81
Providing term of office of inferior Federal judges of eight years	1912	62	Neelly	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	270
To prohibit polygamy	1912	62	Sweet	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	277
Providing for election of judges of Federal district courts every six years	1912	62	Neelly	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	290
Providing one term of six years for President and Vice President	1912	62	Clayton	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	311
Providing one term of six years for President and Vice President	1912	62	Clayton	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	313
Providing 10-year term of office for judges of inferior Federal Courts	1912	62	Crawford	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	109
1) Providing for election of judges of Supreme Court with terms of four and eight years. 2) Election of inferior Federal judges every six years. 3) Election of clerks, marshals, district attorneys, and collectors of public money and post masters every four years.	1912	62	Cullop	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	324
1) Providing for a six-year term for President and Vice President. 2) Ineligible for reelection.	1912	62	Clayton	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	325
Providing for election of judges of inferior Federal courts	1912	62	Dickinson	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	336
Providing for the election of Senators by popular vote	1912	62	Roddenbery	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	338
Providing for removal from office of judges of inferior Federal courts by concurrent resolution of two-thirds present of both House of Congress	1912	62	Hull	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	345
Providing for recall of judges of inferior Federal courts	1912	62	Ashurst	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	130
Providing for amendments to Constitution upon application of 10 States and upon acceptance by majority of States	1912	62	La Follette	Wisconsin	Senate Joint Resolution	131
Providing for election of President and Vice President by popular vote.	1912	62	La Follette	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	347
Providing for amendments to Constitution upon application of legislature of one State, and acceptance by legislatures of three-fourths of States	1912	62	Jackson	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	350
Providing that whenever any law of the United States is declared invalid by any United States court then validity of said law to be decided by vote of legislatures of three-fourths of the States	1912	62	Jackson	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	351
Providing for graduated income taxes upon incomes, inheritances, corporate stock, etc.	1912	62	Jackson	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	352
Providing for passage bills over presidential veto by a majority vote in Congress	1912	62	Stephens	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	337
Providing that a majority vote be sufficient to override a Presidential veto	1912	62	Chilton	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	135
Providing for election of President and Vice President by popular vote.	1912	62	Works	California	Senate Joint Resolution	140
1) Providing for six-year term for President and Vice President. 2) Ineligible for reelection.	1912	62	De Forest	New York	House Joint Resolution	364
Providing for referendum by President to voters of the States on legislation recommended by Chief Executive and ignored by Congress	1912	62	Bristow	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	141
Providing for referendum by Congress to voters of the several States of legislation declared unconstitutional by Supreme Court	1912	62	Bristow	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	142
Prohibiting intermarriage between negroes and persons of Caucasian or other races	1912	62	Roddenbery	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	368
Making President ineligible for third term	1912	62	Bartholdt	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	370
Providing for removal of judges of inferior Federal courts by concurrent resolution of Congress	1912	62	Hull	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	371
For four-year term for Representatives	1912	62	De Forest	New York	House Joint Resolution	373
Providing for amendments to Constitution upon application of majority of both Houses of Congress and acceptance by legislatures of two-thirds of States	1913	62	Crumpacker	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	375
1) Election of President and Vice President by popular vote. 2) One term of seven years. 3) Presidential primary.	1913	62	Hobson	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	382
Providing for election of President and Vice President by popular vote.	1913	62	Hobson	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	383
Providing for trial and removal of civil officers of United States by means other than impeachment	1913	62	Pomerene	Ohio	Senate Joint Resolution	152
Providing that in all cases of impeachment, except those of President, Vice President, and Chief Justice, the trial should be held before 12 Senators	1913	62	Howland	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	384
1) Providing term of six years for President and Vice President. 2) Ineligible for re-election.	1913	62	Clayton	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	397
To establish uniform hours of labor throughout the United States	1913	62	Curley	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	405
Woman Suffrage	1913	63	Mondell	Wyoming	House Joint Resolution	1
Woman Suffrage	1913	63	Chamberlain	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	1
For repeal of fourteenth and fifteenth amendments to Constitution	1913	63	Smith	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	4
1) Providing a term of 12 years for judges of Supreme and inferior Federal courts. 2) Eligible for reappointment.	1913	63	Reed	Missouri	Senate Joint Resolution	6
Providing that whenever an act of Congress is declared unconstitutional by Supreme Court, such act shall be submitted to voters at following congressional election and, if approved by majority, then shall become law.	1913	63	Bristow	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	8
Providing for proposal of constitutional amendments by majority of both Houses of Congress, and acceptance by majority of State legislatures	1913	63	Thompson	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	9
Woman Suffrage	1913	63	Taylor	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	3
Providing for the nomination and election of President and Vice President by popular vote	1913	63	Hobson	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	6
Prohibiting manufacture and sale of alcoholic beverage	1913	63	Hobson	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	12
Providing for nomination and election of President and Vice President by popular vote	1913	63	Hobson	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	13
1) Providing for election of President and Vice President by popular vote with seven-year term. 2) Ineligible for re-election.	1913	63	Hobson	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	14
Providing for presidential veto of separate items in appropriation bills.	1913	63	Curry	California	House Joint Resolution	15
Providing for election of judges of United States district courts every six years by the electors in the judicial districts	1913	63	Neeley	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	17
Giving Congress exclusive control over protection and regulation of trade-marks	1913	63	Kahn	California	House Joint Resolution	18
Relative to levy and collection of income tax	1913	63	Ferris	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	20
1) Providing that terms of President and Vice President begin on last Thursday in April. 2) Fixing beginning of term of Senators and Representatives on second Tuesday in January.	1913	63	Henry	Texas	House Joint Resolution	23
Woman Suffrage	1913	63	Lafferty	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	25
Providing for the election and recall of Federal judges	1913	63	Lafferty	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	26
Woman Suffrage	1913	63	Raker	California	House Joint Resolution	31
Relative to suits brought by or against corporations	1913	63	Raker	California	House Joint Resolution	35
Amendment to article XI of Constitution	1913	63	Raker	California	House Joint Resolution	38
1) Providing that terms of President and Vice President begin on second Monday in January. 2) Fixing beginning of terms of Senators and Representatives on first Monday in January. 3) Providing two regular sessions of each Congress convening on first Monday in January.	1913	63	Shafroth	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	10
1) Providing six-year term for President. 2) Ineligible for reelection.	1913	63	Works	California	Senate Joint Resolution	11
Providing for election of President and Vice President by popular vote.	1913	63	Works	California	Senate Joint Resolution	12
Making President ineligible for third term	1913	63	Bartholdt	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	41
Providing that terms of Senators and Representatives begin on second Tuesday in January	1913	63	Barkley	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	44
1) Providing six-year term for President and Vice-President. 2) Ineligible for reelection. 3) President and Vice President to be elected by popular vote.	1913	63	Barkley	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	45
Providing 10-year term for inferior Federal judges	1913	63	Crawford	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	19
1) Providing for proposed amendments to Constitution by majority vote in Congress, and acceptance by majority of the vote electors in several States. 2) By one House of Congress under certain conditions. 3) Acceptance by majority of voters.	1913	63	Owen	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	20
1) Providing for term of six years for President and Vice President. 2) Ineligible for re-election. 3) President and Vice President to be elected by popular vote.	1913	63	Thompson	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	21
Providing for repeal of section 2 of fourteenth amendment	1913	63	Hardwick	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	57
Providing for repeal of fifteenth amendment	1913	63	Hardwick	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	58
Providing for presidential primaries and for direct election of President and Vice President	1913	63	Lafferty	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	59
Providing for proposed amendments in Constitution by majority vote in Congress and acceptance by majority of State legislatures or majority vote of electors in the several states	1913	63	Lafferty	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	60
Providing for proposed amendments to Constitution by majority in Congress or upon application of 10 States, and acceptance by majority vote of the electors in majority of States	1913	63	La Follette	Wisconsin	Senate Joint Resolution	24
Woman Suffrage	1913	63	Hayden	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	70
Providing for four-year term of Representatives	1913	63	Cary	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	71
1) Providing for proposed amendments to Constitution upon application of legislatures of 16 States, or of 15 per cent of voters in 24 States. 2) Acceptance by two-thirds of State legislatures or by majority vote in two thirds of States.	1913	63	Cummins	Iowa	Senate Joint Resolution	26
Giving Congress power to regulate hours of labor throughout United States	1913	63	Curley	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	77
1) Limiting term of office of President to six years. 2) Ineligible for re-election.	1913	63	Curley	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	78
1) Providing for nomination and election of President and Vice President by popular vote. 2) Six-year term for President and Vice President.	1913	63	Britten	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	86
Providing for presidential veto of separate items in appropriation bills.	1913	63	Nelson	Minnesota	Senate Joint Resolution	36
Giving Congress exclusive power to legislate on questions affecting rights and privileges of aliens residents in United States.	1913	63	Bartholdt	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	88
Providing for nomination and election of President and Vice President by popular vote	1913	63	Britten	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	90
To prohibit polygamy	1913	63	Gillett	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	91
1) Providing for term of six years for President and Vice President. 2) Ineligible for re-election.	1913	63	Rucker	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	94
1) Providing for proposed constitutional amendments by the majority in Congress, or by one-fourth of the States having at least one-fourth of population of United States. 2) Acceptance of amendments by popular vote in States.	1913	63	Chandler	New York	House Joint Resolution	95
1) Providing for term of six years for President and Vice President. 2) Ineligible for re-election.	1913	63	Rucker	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	97
Prohibiting sale, manufacture, and importation of intoxicating liquors.	1913	63	Works	California	Senate Joint Resolution	50
1) Providing for term of six years for President and Vice President. 2) Ineligible for reelection.	1913	63	Madden	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	106
For uniform laws on marriage and divorce	1913	63	Edmonds	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	110
Granting power to Congress to abolish inferior United States courts, and for removal of inferior Federal judges by resolution of Congress concurred in by two-thirds vote in both Houses.	1913	63	Hull	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	114
Prohibiting sale, manufacture, and importation of alcoholic beverages or products.	1913	63	Hobson	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	117
To prohibit polygamy	1913	63	Gillett	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	144
To prohibit alcoholic liquor traffic	1913	63	Hobson	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	145
1) Providing that a majority vote in Congress be sufficient to pass legislation over a presidential veto. 2) Providing for presidential veto of separate items in appropriation bills.	1913	63	Overman	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	76
To prohibit alcoholic liquor traffic	1913	63	Hobson	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	150
Providing for choice in each State of presidential electors equal to number of Representatives to which State is entitled in Congress	1913	63	Murray	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	151
To prohibit liquor traffic	1913	63	Hobson	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	152
Giving Congress power to define, prevent, and suppress monopolies, and agreements in restraint of trade	1913	63	Nelson	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	159
To prohibit liquor traffic	1913	63	Hobson	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	163
Giving Congress power to regulate in the District of Columbia and in the Territories the carrying of concealed weapons	1913	63	Park	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	166
Prohibiting sale, manufacture, and importation of intoxicating liquors.	1913	63	Sheppard	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	88
To prohibit liquor traffic	1913	63	Hobson	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	168
Providing for six-year term for Representatives	1913	63	Kent	California	House Joint Resolution	177
Prohibiting polygamy in United States	1913	63	Weeks	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	91
Granting Congress power within the District of Columbia, and in Territories to regulate the manufacture and sale, importation and exportation, and keeping or bearing concealed weapons	1913	63	Park	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	182
Prohibiting polygamy	1914	63	Weeks	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	96
Providing for Federal control of Insurance	1914	63	Peters	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	194
Providing for election or appointment of judges of Federal inferior courts under congressional regulation	1914	63	Dickinson	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	195
To give Congress power to regulate insurance business	1914	63	Weeks	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	103
To prohibit polygamy	1914	63	Gillette	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	200
To prohibit polygamy	1914	63	Gillette	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	201
Prohibiting absolute divorce with right to remarry	1914	63	Ransdell	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	109
Providing for four-year term for Representatives	1914	63	Hayes	California	House Joint Resolution	215
1) Providing four-year term for Representatives, to be subject to recall. 2) Term of Representatives to begin on 4th of January of odd-numbered calendar year	1914	63	Borland	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	218
1) Providing for proposed amendments to Constitution by legislature of one State. 2) Acceptance by legislatures of three-fourths of States.	1914	63	Doolittle	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	220
1) Providing that whenever any law of United States be declared invalid by decree of any court the said law shall be submitted along with proposed constitutional amendment covering same. 2) Acceptance of said law and amendment by legislatures of three-fourths of States.	1914	63	Doolittle	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	221
Providing for taxes on incomes, inheritances, stocks, etc., in excess of such exemptions as it may deem reasonable	1914	63	Doolittle	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	222
Lehlbach	1914	63	Jones	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	125
Providing that constitutional amendments be ratified by States within five years from date of proposal	1914	63	Chilton	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	126
Woman Suffrage	1914	63	Shafroth	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	128
Woman Suffrage	1914	63	Bristow	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	130
Limiting terms of judges of inferior Federal courts to six years	1914	63	Park	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	243
Providing for woman suffrage	1914	63	Palmer	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	245
Providing for nomination and election of President and Vice President by popular vote	1914	63	Mapes	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	247
To prohibit alcoholic liquor traffic	1914	63	Hobson	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	277
Prohibiting transportation into any State of intoxicating liquors contrary to laws of such State	1914	63	Dillingham	Vermont	Senate Joint Resolution	162
Providing for presidential veto of separate items in appropriation bills	1914	63	Canter	New York	House Joint Resolution	297
Giving Congress power to regulate throughout the United States employment of women and all others under 21 years	1914	63	Rogers	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	298
Restricting power to Congress to declare war except to repel invasion or for self-defense	1914	63	Bartholdt	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	306
1) Providing a maximum term of office of 15 years for all Federal or State officers. 2) Providing for election of all inferior Federal judges, marshals, district attorneys, revenue collectors, and postmasters.	1914	63	Moon	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	309
1) Providing for proposed amendments to Constitution by petition signed by 10 per cent of voters of majority of States. 2) Acceptance by majority in majority of States, and majority of total vote cast in all States.	1914	63	Igoe	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	319
Giving Congress power to levy export tax	1914	63	Keating	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	323
Empowering Congress to levy export tax	1914	63	Kelly	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	324
1) Providing six-year term for President and Vice President. 2) Ineligible for reelection. 3) Election by popular vote.	1914	63	Buchanan	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	345
Providing for presidential veto of separate items in appropriation bills	1914	63	French	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	347
1) Providing a term of office for all Federal judges not exceeding 10 years. 2) Election of judges of United States district courts by electors in the judicial districts.	1914	63	Reilly	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	349
Providing for return by the Government of United States to rightful owners of wealth dishonestly acquired by citizens or combinations of citizens.	1914	63	Morin	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	367
Providing for the election of postmasters	1914	63	Vaughan	Texas	House Joint Resolution	368
Providing for election of judges of inferior Federal courts and of district attorneys for terms of four years	1914	63	Vaughan	Texas	House Joint Resolution	369
To prohibit alcoholic liquor traffic	1914	63	Morrison	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	386
Providing a term of six years for all Federal judges	1914	63	Vinson	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	387
To prohibit alcoholic liquor traffic	1914	63	Morrison	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	389
To prohibit alcoholic liquor traffic	1914	63	Hobson	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	394
Providing that the United States can not be party to any aggressive war except upon declaration of war by Congress, and ratification by majority of votes in majority of congressional districts in United States	1915	63	Owen	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	227
1) Providing for six-year term for President and Vice President. 2) Ineligible for reelection. 3) Terms to begin on Tuesday after first Monday in January. 4) On expiration of term President to become Member at large of Senate. 5) Three-year term for Representatives, to begin on Tuesday after first Monday in January.	1915	63	Beakes	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	402
Providing for proposed amendments to Constitution by majority vote in Congress, and acceptance by legislatures of two-thirds of States.	1915	63	Bryan	Washington	House Joint Resolution	422
To provide for woman suffrage	1915	64	Raker	California	House Joint Resolution	1
To provide for woman suffrage	1915	64	Mondell	Wyoming	House Joint Resolution	2
To provide for woman suffrage	1915	64	Keating	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	4
To provide for woman suffrage	1915	64	Taylor	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	6
To provide for woman suffrage	1915	64	Hayden	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	7
To prohibit polygamy	1915	64	Gillett	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	9
Providing for presidential veto of separate items in appropriation bills	1915	64	Curry	California	House Joint Resolution	11
1) Providing for election or appointment of judges of United States inferior courts. 2) Providing for term not to exceed 10 years.	1915	64	Dickinson	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	12
Providing that judicial power of United States shall not extend to any suit in law or equity by reason of citizenship of any corporation	1915	64	Raker	California	House Joint Resolution	16
Providing that judicial power of United States shall not extend to any suit in law or equity by reason of citizenship of any corporation	1915	64	Raker	California	House Joint Resolution	17
To prohibit importation of intoxicating liquors into any State, District, or Territory of United States	1915	64	Morrison	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	20
1) Providing for six-year term for Representatives. 2) Subject to recall.	1915	64	Kent	California	House Joint Resolution	25
Providing for repeal of fifteenth amendment	1915	64	Vinson	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	33
1) Providing six-year term for President and Vice President, to begin on Tuesday after first Monday in January. 2) Ineligible for reelection. 3) Upon expiration of term to become Member at large of United States Senate. 4) Three-year term for Representatives. 5) Terms of Senators and Representatives to begin on Tuesday after first Monday in January.	1915	64	Beakes	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	34
Extending right of suffrage to residents of District of Columbia	1915	64	Austin	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	37
1) Providing for all offices of trust, under both the State and Federal Governments, a tenure not to exceed 15 years. 2) Election by popular vote of justices of inferior Federal courts, together with marshals, district attorneys, revenue collectors, and postmasters.	1915	64	Moon	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	43
To provide woman suffrage	1915	64	Sutherland	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	1
For woman suffrage	1915	64	Thomas	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	2
1) Providing for proposed amendments to Constitution by majority vote in Congress, or upon application of legislatures of majority of States. 2) Acceptance by majority vote in congressional districts and majority of total vote cast.	1915	64	Owen	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	9
Providing that no war of aggression be waged by United States except when declaration of war is approved by majority vote in majority of congressional districts and majority of votes cast	1915	64	Owen	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	10
1) Providing that terms of President and Vice President begin on third Monday in January. 2) Vote of electoral college to be cast on second Monday in December. 3) Terms of Senators and Representatives to begin on first Monday in January. 3) Terms of Senators and Representatives to begin on first Monday in January.	1915	64	Shafroth	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	15
Providing for election of President and Vice President by popular vote.	1915	64	Works	California	Senate Joint Resolution	22
Providing for a term of six years for President and Vice President	1915	64	Works	California	Senate Joint Resolution	23
For woman suffrage	1915	64	Thompson	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	27
To prohibit sale, manufacture for sale and importation for sale of intoxicating liquors into United States or subject territory	1915	64	Sheppard	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	30
Uniform laws for marriage and divorce	1915	64	Edmonds	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	48
Extending right of suffrage to residents of District of Columbia	1915	64	Chamberlain	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	32
1) Providing for proposed constitutional amendments upon application of 16 States, or whenever 15 per cent of voters in 24 States so petition. 2) Acceptance by two-thirds of States either through legislatures or by direct vote of electors in two-thirds of States.	1915	64	Cummins	Iowa	Senate Joint Resolution	33
Providing for presidential veto of separate items in appropriation bills	1915	64	Nelson	Minnesota	Senate Joint Resolution	40
To prohibit sale, manufacture for sale, or importation for sale of intoxicating liquors into United States or subject territory	1915	64	Thompson	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	41
Providing for four-year term for Congressmen	1915	64	Borland	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	62
To prohibit sale, manufacture for sale, or importation for sale of intoxicating liquors into United States or subject territory	1915	64	Sheppard	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	55
Providing for four-year term for Congressmen	1915	64	Hayes	California	House Joint Resolution	69
To prohibit importation of intoxicating liquors into any State contrary to laws of such State	1915	64	Dillingham	Vermont	Senate Joint Resolution	57
Relating to power of Congress to regulate business insurance	1915	64	Weeks	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	58
Providing for election of President and Vice President by popular vote.	1915	64	Emerson	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	72
To prohibit sale, manufacture for sale, or importation into United States or subject territory of intoxicating liquors	1916	64	Webb	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	84
To prohibit sale, manufacture for sale, or importation into United States or subject territory of intoxicating liquors	1916	64	Smith	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	85
To prohibit polygamy	1916	64	Thomas	Colorado		3000
To prohibit sale, manufacture for sale, or importation into United States or subject territory of intoxicating liquors	1916	64	Gallinger	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	64
To prohibit sale, manufacture for sale, or importation into United States or subject territory of intoxicating liquors	1916	64	Hayden	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	90
To prohibit sale, manufacture for sale, or importation into United States or subject territory of intoxicating liquors	1916	64	Taylor	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	101
Providing for four-year term for Congressmen	1916	64	Cary	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	107
Giving exclusive jurisdiction in cases of murder and manslaughter to courts of United States	1916	64	Taggart	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	113
Providing for election of President and Vice President by popular vote.	1916	64	Norris	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	85
Relating to militia	1916	64	Dyer	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	115
Providing that the President shall be Commander in Chief of army, navy, and militia	1916	64	Scott	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	118
1) Providing for a term of six years for President and Vice President. 2) Ineligible for reelection. 3) Term to begin on first Tuesday in January. 4) Election by popular vote.	1916	64	Barkley	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	121
1) Providing for a term of six years for President and Vice President. 2) Ineligible for reelection. 3) Upon expiration of term to become member at large of Senate.	1916	64	Hayes	California	House Joint Resolution	122
Providing for grant of authority to Congress to call out militia for purpose of carrying on war	1916	64	Gore	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	95
Providing that Congress have power to declare an aggressive war only after approval of referendum to voters throughout the United States	1916	64	Church	California	House Joint Resolution	128
To prohibit sectarian legislation	1916	64	Sisson	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	137
Giving Congress power to regulate divorce, and provide for custody of children	1916	64	Emerson	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	138
Providing for presidential veto of separate items in appropriation bills	1916	64	Bennet	New York	House Joint Resolution	161
Providing for four-year term of Representatives	1916	64	Clark	Florida	House Joint Resolution	169
Providing for election of President and Vice President by popular vote.	1916	64	Mapes	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	178
1) Providing for six-year term for President and Vice President. 2) Popular election of President and Vice President	1916	64	Bailey	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	192
To provide woman suffrage	1916	64	Hayden	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	195
Uniform laws for marriage and divorce	1916	64	Edmonds	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	200
Uniform laws for marriage and divorce	1916	64	Edmonds	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	201
1) To abolish life tenure in public office. 2) Providing for election of judges of inferior Federal courts, district attorneys, marshals, revenue collectors, and postmasters	1916	64	Abercrombie	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	204
Giving Congress power to establish board or commission with powers to modify rates of duties and imposts	1916	64	Neeley	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	208
Giving Congress power to purchase land anywhere in United Stated and hold, improve, and sell same, and to make loans to encourage farm ownership	1916	64	Sheppard	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	127
Giving Congress power to define and limit causes for divorce	1916	64	Volstead	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	213
Giving Congress power to define and limit causes for divorce	1916	64	Volstead	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	216
Providing that whenever right of suffrage is denied by any State to any electors for Federal offices, then representation of State be apportioned to highest number of votes casts	1916	64	Jones	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	130
Authorizing the creation with other nations of international peace tribunal	1916	64	Shafroth	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	131
Limiting office of President to one term	1916	64	Emerson	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	226
Providing that no judge of Supreme or inferior Federal court shall during continuance in office or period of two years thereafter be eligible for any Federal election office	1916	64	Thomas	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	142
Providing for presidential veto of separate items in appropriation bills	1916	64	James	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	238
Providing that debate upon bills in Senate that have been favorably reported and before Senate for at least 10 days, shall be limited to 12 hours	1916	64	Chilton	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	158
Providing that no rule of Senate shall prevent a majority of Senate from amending its rules	1916	64	Chilton	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	159
1) Providing for proposed constitutional amendments upon two-thirds vote in Congress, or upon application by either legislatures of two-thirds of States or by a majority vote in two-thirds of States 2) Acceptance by legislatures of three-fourths of States or by majority of electors in three-fourths of States.	1916	64	Gray	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	294
Providing that Congress fix the terms of judges of inferior Federal courts	1916	64	Sheppard	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	168
Providing for election of President and Vice President by popular vote.	1916	64	Carter	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	304
Providing for the nomination and election of President and Vice President by popular vote	1916	64	McClintic	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	308
Providing for election of President and Vice President by popular vote	1916	64	Crosser	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	310
Providing for election of President and Vice President by popular vote	1916	64	Johnson	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	175
Providing for election of President and Vice President by popular vote	1916	64	Thompson	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	176
1) Providing for a term of six years for President and Vice President. 2) Term of office to begin on third Tuesday in January. 3) Election of President and Vice President by popular vote.	1916	64	Shafroth	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	177
1) Providing for proposed amendments to Constitution by majority in Congress, or by constitutional conventions call by one-fourths of States. 2) Acceptance by majority vote in States. 3) Provision for constitutional conventions every 30 years to propose amendments.	1916	64	Chandler	New York	House Joint Resolution	315
Providing for presidential veto of separate items in appropriation bills.	1916	64	Johnson	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	183
Restricting right to vote for Senators and Representatives in Congress and presidential electors to citizens of United States	1916	64	Gore	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	185
To prohibit sale, manufacture for sale, or importation into United States or subject territory of intoxicating liquors	1916	64	Morrison	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	327
To extend suffrage to residents of District of Columbia	1917	64	Chamberlain	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	196
To make Senators liable for remarks, with intent to injure, made in Senate	1917	64	Harrison	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	339
Providing for woman suffrage	1917	64	Poindexter	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	199
Providing that whenever suffrage is denied to the inhabitants of any State, being 21 years of age, the basis of representation therein shall be proportionately reduced	1917	64	Poindexter	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	200
Providing for presidential veto of separate items in appropriation bills	1917	64	Emerson	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	346
Providing for presidential veto of separate items in appropriation bills	1917	64	Hulbert	New York	House Joint Resolution	351
1) Providing for return by government of United States to rightful owners of wealth dishonestly acquired by citizens or combinations of citizens. 2) Denying to Supreme Court the power to set aside as unconstitutional any act of congress.	1917	64	Morin	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	361
Defining suffrage	1917	64	Murray	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	363
Providing that ratification of proposed constitutional amendments be made within six years after date of proposal	1917	64	Wadsworth	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	207
Providing for presidential veto of separate items in appropriation bills	1917	64	Sinnott	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	367
Providing for the election of the President and vice President by popular vote	1917	64	Ricketts	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	378
To prohibit States from making laws discriminating against aliens	1917	64	Husted	New York	House Joint Resolution	386
Relative to jurisdiction of Tariff Commission over certain import duties	1917	64	Church	California	House Joint Resolution	391
For woman suffrage	1917	65	Raker	California	House Joint Resolution	1
To prohibit sale, manufacture for sale, or importation into United States or subject territory of intoxicating liquors	1917	65	Randall	California	House Joint Resolution	2
For woman suffrage	1917	65	Rankin	Montana	House Joint Resolution	3
For woman suffrage	1917	65	Mondell	Wyoming	House Joint Resolution	4
Providing for presidential veto of separate items in appropriation bills	1917	65	Hulbert	New York	House Joint Resolution	7
To prohibit sale, manufacture for sale, or importation into United States or subject territory, of intoxicating liquors	1917	65	Keating	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	10
For woman suffrage	1917	65	Keating	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	11
Providing for the nomination and election of President and Vice President by popular vote	1917	65	McClintic	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	13
1) Providing four-year term for Representatives. 2) Subject to recall. 3) Term of Representatives to begin on 4th of January.	1917	65	Borland	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	14
Providing that judicial power of United States shall not extend to suit in law or equity against any one of the United States by reason of citizenship of any corporation	1917	65	Raker	California	House Joint Resolution	17
Providing that judicial power of United States shall not extend in suits in law or equity against any one of the United States, or by reason of citizenship of any corporation	1917	65	Raker	California	House Joint Resolution	18
For woman suffrage	1917	65	Hayden	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	19
To prohibit sale, manufacture for sale, or importation into United States or subject territory, of intoxicating liquors	1917	65	Hayden	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	20
Extending right of suffrage to residents of District of Columbia	1917	65	Austin	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	26
Motion to discharge committee August 1, 1917; August 2, 1917; postponed September 20, 1917; reported back September 15, 1917; debated April 14, 1917	1917	65	Jones	New Mexico	Senate Joint Resolution	2
To prohibit sale, manufacture for sale, or importation into United States or subject territory, of intoxicating liquors	1917	65	Thompson	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	3
For woman suffrage	1917	65	Thompson	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	4
For woman suffrage	1917	65	Owen	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	5
Providing for proposed amendments to Constitution by majority vote in Congress, and acceptance by majority vote in majority of congressional districts	1917	65	Owen	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	8
for woman suffrage	1917	65	Shafroth	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	11
1) Providing for election of President and Vice President by popular vote. 2) Terms to begin on third Tuesday in January. 3) Terms of Senators and Representatives to begin on first Tuesday in January.	1917	65	Shafroth	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	12
For woman suffrage	1917	65	Poindexter	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	11
Providing that whenever suffrage is denied to the inhabitants of any States, being 21 years of age and citizens of United States, the basis of representation of State be proportionately reduced	1917	65	Poindexter	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	15
To prohibit alcoholic liquor traffic	1917	65	Sheppard	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	17
Prohibiting States from making laws discriminating against aliens	1917	65	Husted	New York	House Joint Resolution	33
For woman suffrage	1917	65	Taylor	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	34
To prohibit alcoholic liquor traffic	1917	65	Taylor	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	35
Providing that no law be held unconstitutional by Supreme Court without concurrence of all but two of the justices	1917	65	Hayden	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	39
To prohibit alcoholic liquor traffic	1917	65	Shafroth	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	22
To prohibit alcoholic liquor traffic	1917	65	Blanton	Texas	House Joint Resolution	40
To prohibit alcoholic liquor traffic	1917	65	Gallinger	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	29
To prohibit alcoholic liquor traffic	1917	65	Webb	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	44
To prohibit alcoholic liquor traffic	1917	65	Smith	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	45
1) Providing that Presidents, upon expiration of term, become members at large of Senate. 2) Vice Presidents, members at large of House of Representatives.	1917	65	Hayes	California	House Joint Resolution	46
Providing four-year terms for Representatives in Congress	1917	65	Hayes	California	House Joint Resolution	48
For uniform laws on marriage and divorce	1917	65	Ransdell	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	34
1) Providing for maximum term of 15 years for any position under authority of Federal Government. 2) Providing for election of judges of inferior Federal courts, and United States marshals, district attorneys, revenue collectors, and postmasters.	1917	65	Moon	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	50
To prohibit alcoholic liquor traffic	1917	65	Jones	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	35
For uniform laws on marriage and divorce	1917	65	Edmonds	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	55
Providing for presidential veto of separate items in appropriation bills	1917	65	French	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	61
To extend suffrage to residents of District of Columbia	1917	65	Austin	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	73
To extend suffrage to residents of District of Columbia	1917	65	Chamberlain	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	64
Prohibiting a second term for President of United States	1917	65	Gore	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	64
To prohibit alcoholic liquor traffic	1917	65	Shafroth	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	74
Providing for purchase and sale by Congress of agricultural lands for promoting farm ownership	1917	65	Sheppard	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	76
Providing term of not less than 10 years for judges of Federal inferior courts	1917	65	Sheppard	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	79
Giving Congress power to regulate production, conservation, and distribution of foodstuffs and fuel	1917	65	LaGuardia	New York	House Joint Resolution	107
1) Providing a term of six years for President and Vice President. 2) Ineligible for reelection. 3) Three-year term for Representatives.	1917	65	Steele	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	120
Providing that proposed amendments to Constitution shall be ratified within six years after date of proposal	1917	65	Wadsworth	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	88
Providing that proposed amendments to Constitution shall be ratified within five years after date of proposal	1917	65	Igoe	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	137
Providing that propose amendments to Constitution shall be ratified within six years after date of proposal	1917	65	Brandegee	Connecticut	Senate Joint Resolution	90
Providing that Congress shall not have power to declare war until voted upon at popular referendum	1917	65	Gore	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	97
To prevent more than one subject from being included in bills before Congress	1917	65	Saulsbury	Delaware	Senate Joint Resolution	100
To prohibit polygamy	1917	65	Gillett	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	177
Uniform laws for marriage and divorce	1917	65	Edmonds	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	187
For woman suffrage	1917	65	Campbell	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	192
For woman suffrage	1917	65	Hayden	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	196
For woman suffrage	1917	65	Taylor	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	197
For woman suffrage	1917	65	Keating	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	198
For woman suffrage	1917	65	Rankin	Montana	House Joint Resolution	199
For woman suffrage	1917	65	Raker	California	House Joint Resolution	200
For woman suffrage	1917	65	Mondell	Wyoming	House Joint Resolution	201
Authorizing Congress to define and limit causes for divorce	1918	65	Volstead	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	203
Limiting suffrage to citizens of United States	1918	65	Fairfield	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	214
Providing that the electors of Representatives be citizens of the United States	1918	65	Kenyon	Iowa	Senate Joint Resolution	130
Granting right of suffrage to citizens of District of Columbia	1918	65	Burroughs	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	251
Providing term of four years for Representatives	1918	65	Cary	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	260
Providing term of not longer than six years for judges of inferior Federal courts	1918	65	Myers	Montana	Senate Joint Resolution	137
Providing for presidential veto of items in appropriation bills	1918	65	James	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	263
Authorizing Congress to fix tenure of office of judges of United States Supreme and inferior courts	1918	65	Welty	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	264
Restricting to citizens of United States right to vote for Senators, Representatives, and presidential electors	1918	65	Montague	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	270
Prohibiting polygamy	1918	65	Myers	Montana	Senate Joint Resolution	147
Restricting to United States citizens right to vote for Senators, Representatives, and presidential electors	1918	65	Smith	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	149
Restricting to United States citizens right to vote for Senators, Representatives, and presidential electors	1918	65	Montague	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	283
Restricting to United States Citizens right to vote for Senators, Representatives, and presidential electors	1918	65	Platt	New York	House Joint Resolution	293
Restricting to United States citizens right to vote for Senators, Representatives, and presidential electors	1918	65	Fairchild	New York	House Joint Resolution	296
To give Congress power to prohibit or regulate employment of children under 16 years of age	1918	65	Mason	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	300
To give Congress power to regulate or prohibit employment of women and persons under 21 years of age	1918	65	Rogers	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	302
Conferring upon Congress power to regulate employment of child labor	1918	65	Farr	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	304
Empowering Congress to regulate wages, hours of labor and prices of commodities	1918	65	Watson	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	315
Presidential veto of items in appropriation bills	1918	65	French	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	329
Restricting to citizens of United States right to vote for Senators, Representatives, and presidential electors	1918	65	Gore	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	178
1) Providing for acceptance of constitutional amendments by majority vote in three-fourths of the States. 2) Amendments to be accepted within six years of date of proposal	1918	65	Fletcher	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	182
Empowering Congress to enact uniform laws for regulation of hours and conditions of labor	1918	65	Dallingner	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	361
Providing that Congress shall not have power to declare war until question is voted upon at popular referendum	1918	65	Dill	Washington	House Joint Resolution	374
Woman suffrage	1919	65	Jones	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	223
Woman suffrage	1919	65	Gay	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	224
To amend Article V of Constitution by having proposed amendments ratified by referendum vote of three-fourths of the States	1919	65	LaGuardia	New York	House Joint Resolution	430
Woman suffrage	1919	65	McKeller	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	226
Woman suffrage	1919	65	Jones	New Mexico	Senate Joint Resolution	230
Woman suffrage	1919	65	Raker	California	House Joint Resolution	440
Congress shall have power to enact laws to prevent lynching	1919	65	Emerson	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	443
Woman suffrage	1919	66	Mann	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1
Woman suffrage	1919	66	Raker	California	House Joint Resolution	3
Providing for national referendum on question of repeal of prohibition	1919	66	Haskell	New York	House Joint Resolution	7
Permitting manufacture, sale, and transportation of intoxicating liquors	1919	66	Haskell	New York	House Joint Resolution	8
Woman suffrage	1919	66	Taylor	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	10
Extending right of suffrage to residents of District of Columbia	1919	66	Burroughs	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	11
Providing for ratification of constitutional amendments by referendum vote of the qualified voters of each of three-fourths of the several States	1919	66	LaGuardia	New York	House Joint Resolution	12
Empowering Congress to regulate employment of women and persons under 21 years of age	1919	66	Rogers	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	13
Providing that no law be declared unconstitutional by Supreme Court unless decision concurred in by at least all but two judges	1919	66	Hayden	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	16
Woman suffrage	1919	66	Hayden	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	17
Woman suffrage	1919	66	Blanton	Texas	House Joint Resolution	18
Woman suffrage	1919	66	Mondell	Wyoming	House Joint Resolution	30
Granting right of suffrage to citizens of District of Columbia	1919	66	Olney	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	32
Providing for ratification of constitutional amendments by referendum vote of the qualified voters of each of three-fourths of the several States	1919	66	Griffin	New York	House Joint Resolution	35
Providing ratification of constitutional amendments by referendum vote of the qualified voters of each of three-fourths of the several States	1919	66	Siegal	New York	House Joint Resolution	36
Providing for presidential veto of separate items in appropriation bills	1919	66	Curry	California	House Joint Resolution	39
Woman suffrage	1919	66	Jones	New Mexico	Senate Joint Resolution	1
Woman suffrage	1919	66	Johnson	California	Senate Joint Resolution	3
Woman suffrage	1919	66	Jones	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	4
Providing for amendment of section 2 of fourteenth amendment to Constitution so that representation be reduced when suffrage is denied inhabitants of any State except for rebellion of other crime	1919	66	Poindexter	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	5
Woman suffrage	1919	66	Poindexter	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	6
Prohibiting States from passing laws discriminating against the holding of property by aliens	1919	66	Husted	New York	House Joint Resolution	45
Woman suffrage	1919	66	French	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	47
Providing for presidential veto of separate items in appropriation bills	1919	66	French	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	48
Empowering Congress to prohibit or regulate child labor	1919	66	Mason	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	54
Granting rights of suffrage of all citizens, regardless of sex, capable of reading and writing English	1919	66	Sherman	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	21
Providing for proposed amendments to the Constitution by petitions signed by 500,000 voters, and if approved by majority of voters at next congressional election, such proposed amendment shall be proclaimed by Secretary of State as in operation	1919	66	Pomerene	Ohio	Senate Joint Resolution	22
Providing that terms of all Federal judges be left to determination of Congress	1919	66	Welty	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	58
Providing for proposed amendments to the Constitution by petitions signed by 500,000 voters, and if approved by majority of voters at next congressional election, such proposed amendment shall be proclaimed by Secretary of State as in operation	1919	66	Emerson	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	60
Prohibiting polygamy	1919	66	Gillett	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	74
Empowering Congress to define causes and limits of divorce	1919	66	Volstead	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	75
Providing for the submission of proposed constitutional amendments upon majority vote in each House of Congress	1919	66	Owen	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	33
Woman suffrage	1919	66	Gay	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	37
1) Providing for ratification of constitutional amendments by electors in three-fourths of the several States. 2) Ratification to take place within six years from date of proposal.	1919	66	Brandegee	Connecticut	Senate Joint Resolution	41
Providing for ratification of constitutional amendments by majority of qualified voters in three-fourths of the several States	1919	66	Harrison	Mississippi	Senate Joint Resolution	48
Empowering Congress to enact uniform marriage and divorce laws	1919	66	Randall	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	108
Granting suffrage to citizens of District of Columbia	1919	66	Chamberlain	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	52
Empowering Congress to enact uniform marriage and divorce laws	1919	66	Jones	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	55
1) Providing for the initiation of of constitutional amendments signed by petition signed by 500,000 bonafide voters, and submission of this proposed amendment at next regular congressional election. 2) Petition signed by 1,000,000 voters to be submitted to voters at special election. 3) Acceptance of such amendment or amendments upon majority of popular vote throughout country.	1919	66	Emerson	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	123
Providing that judges of the inferior Federal courts hold offices for such terms as Congress may prescribe, said terms to be not less than ten years	1919	66	Sheppard	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	58
Providing for the ratification of treaties by a majority vote in both the Senate and the House of Representatives	1919	66	Griffin	New York	House Joint Resolution	164
Prohibiting Congress from conscripting armies to serve outside of the limits of the United States to execute the orders of any international body	1919	66	James	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	166
Representatives to be apportioned uniformly among the several States upon completion of each decennial census	1919	66	Andrews	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	219
Providing for presidential veto of separate items in appropriation bills	1919	66	Hastings	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	238
Providing for certain voting strength in State legislatures when voting upon ratification of proposed constitutional amendments	1919	66	Juul	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	242
Providing for ratification of constitutional amendments by majority vote in three-fourths of the States	1919	66	Frelinghuysen	New Jersey	Senate Joint Resolution	126
Providing for special election upon question of manufacture and sale in United States of beer, wine and other malt and vinous liquors	1919	66	O'Connell	New York	House Joint Resolution	251
Providing that children born of foreign parentage be ineligible to citizenship unless both parents are eligible	1919	66	Jones	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	18
Providing that children born of foreign parentage be ineligible to citizenship unless both parents are eligible	1919	66	Raker	California	House Joint Resolution	255
Providing that exercise of Federal suffrage be restricted to citizens of United States	1920	66	Gore	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	140
Proposing an amendment to section 1 of the fourteenth amendment to the Constitution whereby United States citizenship by birth is restricted to those whose parents are white persons, Africans, American Indians, or their descendants	1920	66	Phelan	California	Senate Joint Resolution	144
Providing for presidential veto of separate items in appropriation bills	1920	66	Benson	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	283
Disability of President to be determined by Supreme Court when so authorized by Congress	1920	66	Fess	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	297
Providing for ratification of proposed constitutional amendments by majority vote in three-fourths of States	1920	66	Johnston	New York	House Joint Resolution	306
Providing for the popular election of all Federal judges with terms of 10 years	1920	66	La Follette	Wisconsin	Senate Joint Resolution	173
Providing for ratification of treaties by majority of Senators present	1920	66	Owen	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	176
Empowering Congress to collect taxes on all incomes, including stock dividends	1920	66	Nelson	Minnesota	Senate Joint Resolution	177
Providing for the ratification of constitutional amendments by a majority vote of the electors in three-fourths of the States	1920	66	MacGregor	New York	House Joint Resolution	332
Providing that no person shall hold the office of President of the United States more than two terms	1920	66	Humphreys	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	343
Providing a six-year term for President of the United States	1920	66	Smith	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	209
Providing for the convening of Congress in an extra session in case of the death, resignation, or disability of the President	1920	66	Browne	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	381
Providing that a majority vote in the Senate be sufficient for ratification of treaties	1920	66	Ayres	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	385
Limiting membership of House of Representatives to 450	1920	66	Hull	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	391
Guaranteeing at least two Representatives to each State	1920	66	Dale	Vermont	House Joint Resolution	399
1) Election of President and Vice President by popular vote. 2) congressional control of the nominations and elections of President, Vice President, Senators and Representatives	1920	66	Schall	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	412
1) Election of President and Vice President by popular vote. 2) Terms of office President and Vice President to begin on second Monday in December.	1920	66	McArthur	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	413
1) Providing for the election of Senators and Representatives on first Tuesday after first Monday in November. 2) Terms of office to begin on first Monday in December following their election.	1920	66	McArthur	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	414
1) Terms of President and Vice President to begin on third Monday in January following election. 2) Electoral college to cast votes on second Monday in December. 3) Terms of Senators and Representatives to begin on first Monday in January.	1920	66	Ashurst	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	228
Empowering congress to provide for the collection of taxes on incomes derived from any source whatsoever	1920	66	McFadden	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	429
Providing that ratification of all treaties affecting the sovereignty of United States, its territorial integrity, etc., be determined by a national referendum	1921	66	Newton	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	442
Providing that membership of House of Representatives not exceed 500	1921	66	Siegal	New York	House Joint Resolution	446
Providing that membership of House of Representatives not exceed 350	1921	66	Gore	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	247
Providing that membership of House of Representatives not exceed 400	1921	66	Ramseyer	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	453
Aliens not to be counted in adjusting apportionment of Representatives among the States	1921	66	Hill	New York	House Joint Resolution	455
Extending right of suffrage to residents of District of Columbia	1921	67	Burroughs	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	6
Authorizing Congress to enact uniform laws as to marriage and divorce	1921	67	Davis	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	8
Supreme Court to determine disability of President, upon authorization of Congress	1921	67	Fess	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	9
Ratification of proposed constitutional amendments by direct vote of people in three-fourths of States	1921	67	Griffin	New York	House Joint Resolution	12
Providing for ratification of all treaties by majority vote in both Senate and House of Representatives	1921	67	Griffin	New York	House Joint Resolution	13
Providing that no law be declared unconstitutional by Supreme Court without concurrence of all but two of justices	1921	67	Hayden	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	15
Providing for special election upon question of manufacture and sale in United States of beer, wine and other malt and vinous liquors	1921	67	Kissel	New York	House Joint Resolution	18
Election of Senators and Representatives on Tuesday after first Monday in December, the terms of office to begin on first Monday in January	1921	67	McArthur	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	19
Providing that term of office of President and Vice President begin on second Monday in January	1921	67	McArthur	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	20
Providing for ratification of proposed constitutional amendments by direct vote of people in three-fourths of the States	1921	67	MacGregor	New York	House Joint Resolution	21
Providing that no person not a citizen of the United States be permitted to vote for President, Vice President, Senators and Representatives	1921	67	Montague	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	24
Authorizing Congress to regulate employment of women and persons under age of 21 years	1921	67	Rogers	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	28
Ratification of proposed constitutional amendments by direct vote of people in three-fourths of several States	1921	67	Siegal	New York	House Joint Resolution	29
Authorizing Congress to regulate child labor	1921	67	Mason	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	35
Limiting membership of House of Representatives to 500	1921	67	Siegal	New York	House Joint Resolution	36
Requiring an apportionment of Representatives upon completion of each decennial census	1921	67	Andrews	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	37
1) Terms of office President and Vice President to begin on third Monday in January following election. 2) Terms of Senators and Representatives to begin on first Monday in January following election.	1921	67	Ashurst	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	8
Providing for proposed amendments by majority vote in Congress, and ratification by majority vote in majority of congressional districts	1921	67	Owen	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	14
Providing for ratification of treaties by majority vote in Senate	1921	67	Owen	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	15
Requiring ratification of proposed amendments by vote of legislature and by popular referendum	1921	67	Wadsworth	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	21
1) For election of President and Vice President by popular vote. 2) Congress to have power to control elections for federal officers.	1921	67	Schall	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	50
Denying rights of citizenship to children whose parents are not eligible to become citizens	1921	67	Raker	California	House Joint Resolution	56
Uniform laws for marriage and divorce	1921	67	Jones	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	31
1) Giving Congress power to determine the representation of overseas and noncontiguous territory in Congress upon admission of such territory as a State. 2) Representation of such State not to exceed number apportioned on basis of population in other States.	1921	67	Towner	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	68
1) Providing that whoever State legislatures vote upon acceptance of proposed amendments, atleast one house of legislature shall have been elected after amendments have been proposed. 2) Any State may require ratification of legislature to be confirmed by popular vote.	1921	67	Garrett	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	69
Providing that each State shall have at least two Representatives in Congress	1921	67	Dale	Vermont	House Joint Resolution	80
Giving Congress power to establish uniform laws on marriage and divorce	1921	67	Cod	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	83
Providing that any State may require ratification of proposed amendments by vote of legislature and confirmed by popular vote	1921	67	Wadsworth	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	40
Apportionment of Representatives in congress by vocation	1921	67	Jones	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	44
Authorizing Congress to levy taxes upon profits and incomes from all sources	1921	67	McFadden	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	102
Apportionment of Representatives after each decennial census	1921	67	Ball	Delaware	Senate Joint Resolution	47
1) Providing that upon submission to the United States Secretary of State of a petition signed by 500,000 voters praying for constitutional amendment, it shall be mandatory upon him to submit proposed amendment at next regular congressional election. 2) If petition signed by 1,000,000 voters, then proposed amendment be submitted at special election. 3) Acceptance by majority vote.	1921	67	Morin	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	110
Authorizing Congress to make regulations for primary elections for Senators and Representatives	1921	67	Kissel	New York	House Joint Resolution	115
Providing for congressional control of primary elections of candidates for Senators and Representatives	1921	67	Johnson	California	Senate Joint Resolution	53
Congressional regulations for presidential primary elections	1921	67	Johnson	California	Senate Joint Resolution	54
Ratification of proposed constitutional amendments by majority vote in three-fourths of States	1921	67	Kissel	New York	House Joint Resolution	118
To prohibit polygamy in United States or in Territories	1921	67	Gillett	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	131
to prohibit polygamy in United States or in Territories	1921	67	Gillett	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	137
Authorizing State executive in case of vacancy in representation to make temporary appointments until next general election	1921	67	Appleby	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	139
To prohibit sectarian legislation or to use of any public moneys for sectarian purposes	1921	67	Upshaw	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	159
1) Ratification of proposed constitutional amendments by majority vote in three-fourths of States. 2) Ratification within seven years.	1921	67	Cullen	New York	House Joint Resolution	162
Providing for presidential veto of separate items in appropriation bills	1921	67	Kenyon	Iowa	Senate Joint Resolution	83
Providing for presidential veto of separate items in appropriation bills	1921	67	Madden	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	176
1) Providing six-year term for President an Vice President. 2) Ineligible for reelection.	1921	67	Harris	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	86
Requiring popular vote before declaration of war	1921	67	Ladd	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	89
Providing that all Federal election laws be extended to all elections, whether general or primary, for Federal offices.	1921	67	Herrick	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	188
1) Authorizing congress to determine tenure of inferior Federal judges. 2) Terms not to be less than minimum of 10 years.	1921	67	Sheppard	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	94
Authorizing congress to levy taxes on State securities	1921	67	Smoot	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	97
Extending the definition of treason to include any action to injure the military, physical, or financial resources of United States	1921	67	McKenzie	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	197
Authorizing Congress to levy taxes on incomes derived from State securities	1921	67	McFadden	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	211
Four-year term of office for Representatives in Congress	1921	67	Kline	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	220
Extending to citizens of District of Columbia the right to vote	1921	67	Jones	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	133
1) Four-year term for Representatives 2) Unit of population for each Member of House be one three-hundredth of population of all States	1921	67	Campbell	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	226
Authorizing Congress to levy taxes on incomes from securities issued by States or subdivisions thereof, without apportionment and without regard to census	1921	67	Foster	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	231
Authorizing Congress to levy taxes on State securities, or subdivisions thereof	1921	67	Green	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	232
1) Excluding aliens in apportionment of Representatives among the several States. 2) Reduction of representation growing out of exclusion of aliens	1921	67	Larsen	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	235
Election of President and Vice President by direct vote	1922	67	Norris	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	151
Defining treason against the United States to include incitement, by word or deed, for the establishment of any new form of government	1922	67	Edmonds	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	250
Congress shall have power to regulate use of money for campaign purposes	1922	67	Willis	Ohio	Senate Joint Resolution	155
Authorizing State executives to make temporary appointment to fill vacancies in representation of any State until vacancy is filled by special election	1922	67	Appleby	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	252
1) Six-year term for President and Vice President. 2) Election by direct popular vote.	1922	67	Wood	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	290
Authorizing Congress to levy taxes on incomes from securities issued by State governments, or by subdivisions thereof	1922	67	Green	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	314
1) Intoxicating liquors not to include wines less than 10 per cent of alcohol, or beers less than 2 3/4 per cent of alcohol. 2) Ratification within seven years.	1922	67	Ansorge	New York	House Joint Resolution	320
1) Intoxicating liquors not to include beers less than 2 3/4 percent alcohol. 2) Ratification within seven years.	1922	67	Ansorge	New York	House Joint Resolution	321
Authorizing Congress to control employment of persons under 18 years of age.	1922	67	Fitzgerald	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	327
Giving congress the right to regulate or prohibit the employment of children under 18 years of age	1922	67	Johnson	California	Senate Joint Resolution	200
Authorizing congress to control employment of persons under 18 years of age	1922	67	Perlman	New York	House Joint Resolution	332
Authorizing congress to control employment of persons under 18 years of age	1922	67	Nolan	California	House Joint Resolution	334
Authorizing congressional control of the election expenses of any candidate for office of Senator or Representative	1922	67	Dalligner	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	355
Authorizing Congress to control employment of persons under 18 years of age	1922	67	Tague	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	341
Regulation of employment of women and children under the 18 years of age	1922	67	Raker	California	House Joint Resolution	341
Providing Congress shall have no power to lay and collect taxes on incomes, or collect any other direct tax except to defray cost of actual wars or debts arising thereform	1922	67	Layton	Delaware	House Joint Resolution	346
Authorizing Congress to control employment of persons under 18 years of age	1922	67	Voigt	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	355
Congress shall not, except in cases of threatened invasion, declare war without first submitting such questions to States for referendum thereupon	1922	67	Voigt	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	356
Providing for control by Congress of nomination and election of Senators and Representatives	1922	67	Dalligner	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	365
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of persons under 18 years of age	1922	67	Moore	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	367
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of persons under 18 years of age	1922	67	Foster	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	368
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of persons under 18 years of age	1922	67	Thompson	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	370
Authorizing Congress to control labor of persons under 18 years of age	1922	67	Townsend	Michigan	Senate Joint Resolution	224
Authorizing Congress to control labor of persons under 18 years of age	1922	67	McCormick	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	232
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of persons under 18 years of age	1922	67	Frothingham	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	374
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of persons under 18 years of age	1922	67	Mr. Johnson	Washington	House Joint Resolution	376
Providing that the power to make and levy tariff duties be placed under control of permanent non-partisan tariff court	1922	67	Ansorge	New York	House Joint Resolution	380
Congress may regulate production of and commerce in the coal, oil, and gas from which interstate and foreign commerce are supplied, such regulation shall be supreme, but may be concurrent with any regulation not in conflict therewith made by any State	1922	67	Volstead	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	381
Providing in event of war, for the conscription of every citizen and all money, industries, and properties of any nature to aid in prosecution of war	1922	67	Johnson	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	384
Authorizing congress to regulate child labor	1922	67	Graham	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	385
Providing for a national popular referendum upon the proposition of permitting the sale of 5 per cent beer to be licensed and taxed by the Federal Government, the revenue therefrom to be applied to payment of soldiers' bonus	1922	67	Brennan	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	386
Four-year term for Members of House of Representatives	1922	67	Christopherson	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	390
1) Term of President and Vice President to begin on third Monday in January following election. 2) Popular election of President and Vice President. 3) Terms of Senators and Representatives to begin on first Monday in January	1922	67	Norris	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	253
Authorizing Congress to levy taxes on income from State securities	1922	67	Kellogg	Minnesota	Senate Joint Resolution	254
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of persons under 18 years of age	1922	67	Foster	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	407
Regulating hours of labor of persons under 18 years of age	1922	67	Lodge	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	256
Authorizing congress to regulate the employment of persons under 18 years of age	1922	67	Greene	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	410
1) Providing for a six-year term for President and Vice-President. 2) Ineligible for reelection. 3) Presidential primary. 4) Popular election of President.	1922	67	Lineberger	California	House Joint Resolution	413
Prohibiting the transportation in interstate commerce of the products of child labor	1922	67	Walsh	Montana	Senate Joint Resolution	262
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of persons under 18 years of age	1923	67	Lineberger	California	House Joint Resolution	421
1) Popular election of President and Vice President. 2) Terms to begin at noon on third Monday in January following election. 3) Terms of Senators and Representatives to begin on first Monday in January following election.	1923	67	Woodruff	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	424
Providing that any State may require ratification of proposed amendments by vote of legislature and confirmed by popular vote	1923	67	Wadsworth	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	271
Authorizing Congress to enact uniform laws as to marriage and divorce laws	1923	67	Fairfield	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	426
Giving Congress control over marriage and divorce laws	1923	67	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	273
1) Providing that in the ratification of proposed constitutional amendments at least one branch of the ratifying legislatures shall be elected after proposal of such amendments. 2) Any State may require ratification by legislature to be confirmed by popular vote.	1923	67	Garrett	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	429
Giving Congress the power by general law to regulate the nomination and election of President, Vice President, and Members of the Senate and House	1923	67	Andrews	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	435
Congress shall have power to determine how many members of the Supreme Court shall join in any decision that declares laws unconstitutional	1923	67	Frear	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	436
Authorizing Congress to regulate labor of persons under 18 years of age	1923	67	Foster	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	454
Authorizing Congress to regulate labor of persons under 18 years of age	1923	67	Foster	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	458
Empowering Congress, concurrently with the States to regulate the employment of persons under 18 years of age	1923	67	Shortridge	California	Senate Joint Resolution	285
1) Terms of President and Vice President to begin at noon on third Monday in January after their election. 2) Four-year term for Representatives. 3) Terms of Representatives and Senators to begin on first Monday in January after their election. 4) Congress to assemble first Monday in January.	1923	67	Fairchild	New York	House Joint Resolution	461
Authorizing Congress to levy taxes on State securities or subdivisions thereof	1923	68	Green	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	1
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of children under 18 years of age	1923	68	Johnson	Washington	House Joint Resolution	4
Authorizing Congress to enact uniform laws as to marriage and divorce	1923	68	Fairfield	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	6
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of persons under 18 years of age	1923	68	Fitzgerald	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	7
Authorizing Congress to enact uniform laws as to marriage and divorce	1923	68	Hayden	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	9
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of persons under 18 years of age	1923	68	Hayden	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	11
Providing that no person born of parents ineligible for citizenship may become a citizen of United States	1923	68	Johnson	Washington	House Joint Resolution	12
Authorizing Congress to regulate employment of women and children under 18 years of age	1923	68	Raker	California	House Joint Resolution	15
Authorizing Congress to regulate employment of persons under 18 years of age	1923	68	Raker	California	House Joint Resolution	16
Providing that no person born of parents ineligible for citizenship may become a citizen of United States	1923	68	Raker	California	House Joint Resolution	17
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of women and of persons under 18 years of age	1923	68	Dallinger	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	21
Authorizing Congress to regulate the expenditure of funds for nomination or election of candidates for office of Senator or Representative	1923	68	Dallinger	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	22
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of persons under 18 years of age	1923	68	Moore	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	23
Providing for ratification of treaties by majority vote in both Senate and House of Representatives	1923	68	Griffin	New York	House Joint Resolution	26
Providing for the manufacture, sale, and transportation of beer containing not more than 5 percent alcohol; the revenues from taxation of such beer to pay bonus for World War veterans	1923	68	Clancy	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	27
1) Popular election of the President and Vice President. 2) Congress to have authority to regulate the nominations and elections of all candidates for office of Senator and Representative	1923	68	Schall	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	29
Authorizing Congress to regulate employment of persons under 18 years of age	1923	68	Rogers	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	32
Providing for ratification of proposed constitutional amendments by popular vote in three-fourths of the States	1923	68	Vare	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	34
Providing for ratification of proposed constitutional amendments by popular vote in three-fourths of the States	1923	68	Griffin	New York	House Joint Resolution	37
Authorizing Congress to enact uniform laws as to marriage and divorce	1923	68	Taylor	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	40
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of children under 18 years of age	1923	68	Perlman	New York	House Joint Resolution	42
Authorizing Congress to regulate the nominations and elections of all candidates for office of Senator or of Representative	1923	68	Dallinger	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	43
Authorizing Congress, concurrently with the States, to regulate the employment of persons under 18 years of age	1923	68	Cooper	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	45
1) Providing for the popular election of President and Vice President. 2) Terms to begin on third Monday in January following election. 3) Providing for primary election of President and Vice President. 4) Terms of Senators and Representatives to begin at noon on first Monday in January.	1923	68	Woodruff	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	46
1) Terms of office of President and Vice President to begin on January 24. 2) Terms of Senators and Representatives on January 4.	1923	68	Ramseyer	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	58
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of persons under 18 years of age	1923	68	Connery	Massachusetts
1) Providing that no child hereafter born in the United States of foreign parentage shall be eligible to citizenship unless both parents are eligible. 2) No person heretofore born in the United States shall, after the adoption of this amendment, be eligible to become a citizen unless both parents are eligible.	1923	68	Jones	Washington
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of persons under 18 years of age	1923	68	Shortridge	California	Senate Joint Resolution	1
1) Providing that in the ratification of proposed constitutional amendments at least one house of the ratifying legislatures must have been elected since the proposal of the amendment. 2) Any State may provide for a popular vote to affirm or reverse the action of the State legislature.	1923	68	Wadsworth	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	4
Authorizing Congress to enact uniform laws as to marriage and divorce	1923	68	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	5
1) Six-year term for President and Vice President. 2) Ineligible for reelection.	1923	68	Harris	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	6
Providing that Congress, except in case of invasion, shall not declare war until the question has been voted upon at national referendum	1923	68	Ladd	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	8
Granting suffrage and representation in Congress to citizens of District of Columbia	1923	68	Jones	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	15
Providing for ratification of proposed constitutional amendments by popular vote in three-fourths of the States	1923	68	Ashurst	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	17
1) Terms of President and Vice President to begin on third Monday in January following their election. 2) Presidential electors to cast their votes on second Monday in December. 3) Terms of Senators and Representatives to begin on first Monday in January.	1923	68	Ashurst	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	18
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of persons under 18 years of age	1923	68	McCormick	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	19
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of children under 18 years of age	1923	68	Frothingham	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	64
Terms of Senators and Representatives to begin on first Monday in January	1923	68	Dickinson	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	65
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of children under 18 years of age	1923	68	Foster	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	66
Authorizing Congress to levy taxes on incomes derived from State securities	1923	68	Foster	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	67
Providing that in the ratification of proposed constitutional amendments at least one house of the ratifying legislatures must have been elected since the proposal of the amendment	1923	68	Garrett	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	68
Providing for equal rights for men and women throughout the United States	1923	68	Curtis	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	21
1) Terms of President and Vice President to begin at noon on third Monday in January, 2) Terms of Senators and Representatives to begin at noon on first Monday in January. 3) Congress shall convene at least once a year on first Monday in January. 4) If House of Representatives, when duty devolves upon it, has not chosen a President before the time fixed for his term, then the Vice President shall act as President until the House of Representatives chooses a President.	1923	68	Norris	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	22
Providing that the President shall have power, with the advice of the Senate, to frame treaties, and with the consent of the Senate, a majority of Senators concurring , to conclude same	1923	68	Owen	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	26
1) Congress may provide for the submission of proposed constitutional amendments upon majority vote in each House of Congress. 2) Congress shall submit proposed constitutional amendments to the States when requested to do so by majority of State legislatures.	1923	68	Owen	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	27
Providing for election of President and Vice President by popular vote	1923	68	Norris	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	32
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of persons under 18 years of age	1923	68	Wheeler	Montana	Senate Joint Resolution	35
Providing for equal right for men and women throughout the United States	1923	68	Anthony	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	75
Providing that in case of war Congress shall have power to conscript wealth and capital in addition to man power	1923	68	Johnson	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	76
Providing that in case of absence of President through death, resignation, etc., majority of three-fifth of each House of Congress may call an extraordinary session of Congress	1923	68	Browne	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	78
Providing for national referendum upon question of liquor traffic	1923	68	Lindsay	New York	House Joint Resolution	81
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of persons under 18 years of age	1923	68	Greene	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	83
Granting right of suffrage and representation of Congress to citizens of the District of Columbia	1923	68	Lampert	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	84
Authorizing Congress in case of war to conscript wealth as well as man power.	1923	68	Evans	Montana	House Joint Resolution	85
Providing that in case of vacancy in the representation of any State in the national House of Representatives the executive of the State may make temporary appointment until the results of the special election	1923	68	Lozier	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	86
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of children under 18 years of age	1923	68	Lineberger	California	House Joint Resolution	87
Authorizing Congress to regulate the nomination and election of President, Vice President, Senators and Representatives	1923	68	Lozier	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	88
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of persons under 18 years of age	1923	68	Lozier	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	90
Authorizing Congress to regulate the campaign expenditures of candidates for office of Senator or of Representatives	1923	68	Lozier	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	91
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of women and of persons under 18 years of age	1923	68	Lodge	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	36
Providing that each State shall have at least two Representatives in Congress	1923	68	Dale	Vermont	Senate Joint Resolution	38
1) Providing that the terms of President and Vice President shall begin on January 24. 2) Terms of Senators and Representatives to begin on January 4. 3) Congress shall convene at least once a year on January 4. 4) If House of Representatives, when the duty devolves upon them, shall not elect a President before time fixed for beginning of his term, then Vice President shall serve until House elects a President.	1923	68	White	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	93
1) Terms of President and Vice President to begin on third Monday in January. 2) Four-year term for Representatives. 3) Terms of Senators and Representatives to begin on first Monday in January. 4) Congress shall meet at least once a year on first Monday in January.	1923	68	Fairchild	New York	House Joint Resolution	95
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of persons under 18 years of age	1923	68	Tague	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	98
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of persons under 18 years of age	1923	68	Thompson	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	100
Authorizing Congress to levy taxes on incomes derived from securities issued by States or political subdivisions thereof	1923	68	Dickinson	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	101
Congress shall have power to declare war only in cases of invasion or when authorized to do so after an affirmative national referendum	1923	68	Dill	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	48
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of women and of children under 18 years of age	1923	68	Taylor	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	102
1) Terms of President and Vice President shall begin on third Monday in January. 2) Terms of Senators and Representatives to begin on first Monday in January. 3) Congress shall meet at least once a year on the first Monday in January.	1923	68	Taylor	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	103
1) Providing that the terms of Senators and Representatives commence on first Monday in January. 2) Congress to convene at least once a year on first Monday in January.	1923	68	Taylor	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	104
Providing for presidential veto of separate items in appropriation bills	1923	68	Magee	New York	House Joint Resolution	105
Providing that each State shall have at least two Representatives	1923	68	Gibson	Vermont	House Joint Resolution	106
Providing for presidential veto of separate items in appropriation bills	1923	68	Hastings	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	108
Authorizing Congress to enact uniform laws as to marriage and divorce	1923	68	McLeod	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	109
Prohibiting practice of polygamy within boundaries of the United States or Territories	1924	68	Gillett	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	114
Providing for a reapportionment of the representation of the several States in Congress after the completion of each decennial census.	1924	68	Fitzgerald	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	117
Providing for a reapportionment of the representation of the several States in Congress after the completion of each decennial census.	1924	68	Fitzgerald	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	118
Authorizing Congress to enact uniform laws as to marriage and divorce	1924	68	Jones	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	53
Congress shall have concurrent power with the several States to regulate the employment of children under 16 years of age.	1924	68	Jones	Washington
Extending the definition of treason against the United States, to include any effort to establish a new form of government except by Constitutional amendment.	1924	68	Edmonds	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	130
Providing for ratification of proposed constitutional amendments by popular vote	1924	68	Boylan	New York	House Joint Resolution	133
Providing that Congress shall have power to declare war only in cases of invasion or when authorized to do so by national referendum	1924	68	Wolff	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	134
Authorizing Congress to levy taxes on incomes derived from securities issued by States or subdivisions thereof	1924	68	Green	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	136
Authorizing Congress to levy taxes on income derived from State securities whenever said income shall exceed $12,500	1924	68	Little	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	147
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of women and of persons under 18 years of age	1924	68	Rogers	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	155
Providing that no public moneys be used for the maintenance of any religious institution	1924	68	Upshaw	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	159
1) Authorizing Congress to levy taxes on incomes derived from State securities whenever said income shall exceed $12,500	1924	68	Little	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	161
1) Providing that the terms of President and Vice President shall commence on the third Monday in January. 2) Providing that the Electoral College shall meet on second Monday in December. 3) Terms of Senators and Representatives to commence on first Monday in January. 4) Congress shall meet at least once every year on the first Monday in January.	1924	68	Rathbone	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	166
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of persons under 16 years of age	1924	68	Wolff	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	173
1) Authorizing Congress to levy taxes on incomes derived from securities issued by States or subdivisions thereof. 2) Authorizing Congress to levy taxes on incomes derived from securities issued by the United States and by other States.	1924	68	Huddleston	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	174
Provided that any person who in time of war defrauds the United States in respect to war materials or equipment shall be guilty of treason	1924	68	Wolff	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	178
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of persons under 18 years of age	1924	68	Foster	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	184
1) Providing for popular election of President and Vice President. 2) Six-year term and ineligibility for reelection.	1924	68	Lineberger	California	House Joint Resolution	185
1) Authorizing Congress to levy taxes on incomes derived from securities issued by States or subdivisions thereof. 2) Providing for the return by the Federal Government of all revenues collected by the Federal Government from taxation of incomes derived from securities.	1924	68	Oliver	New York	House Joint Resolution	193
1) Election by popular vote of judges of inferior Federal courts. 2) Appointment of Justices of Supreme Court by President from among the elective inferior Federal judiciary.	1924	68	Dill	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	93
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of persons under 16 years of age	1924	68	Griffin	New York	House Joint Resolution	223
Authorizing Congress, by a majority vote in both Houses, to call a convention for the purpose of amending Constitution	1924	68	Berger	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	246
1) Providing for the ratification of proposed Constitutional amendments by conventions chosen by the people, or by popular vote of the electors. 2) Amendments to the Constitution to be operative must be ratified within eight years after proposal.	1924	68	Wadsworth	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	109
Authorizing Congress to regulate the employment of persons under 18 years of age	1924	68	Foster	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	184
Providing that Congress may declare war only after an affirmative three-fourths vote in both Houses	1924	68	Thomas	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	266
Providing that in case of war Congress shall have power to conscript wealth as well as manpower	1924	68	Taber	New York	House Joint Resolution	271
Providing for the repeal of the eighteenth amendment	1924	68	O'Sullivan	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	273
Providing four-year terms for Members of the House of Representatives.	1924	68	McKeown	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	309	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Providing for direct election of President and Vice President	1924	68	Johnson	California	Senate Joint Resolution	156	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing that the United States shall have power to lay and collect taxes on income derived from securities issued by or under the authority of any State	1924	68	Green	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	315	Committee on Ways and Means
Providing that Representatives shall be apportioned uniformly among the several States upon the completion of each decennial census according to votes counted at the presidential election next preceding such apportionment	1924	68	Winter	Wyoming	House Joint Resolution	324	Committee on the Judiciary
Relieving from taxation those engaged in selling articles of food directly from producer to consumer	1924	68	Lankford	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	383	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing that taxes be levied only on the equity possessed by farmers, fruit growers, dairymen, or livestock raisers, in their lands and improvements	1924	68	Lankford	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	384	Committee on the Judiciary
1) Providing that terms of Senators and Representatives commence on first Monday in January following their election. 2) Providing that Congress assemble at least once every year, and such meeting be held on first Monday in January. 3) Providing that terms of Senators and Representatives in office at time of adoption of such amendment shall end at noon on first Monday in January of year in which such terms would otherwise have ended on March 4.	1924	69	Dickinson	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	10	Committee of President, Vice President and Representatives in Congress
Providing that in the event of war the property, equally with the persons, lives, and liberties of all citizens, shall be subject to conscription for national defense	1924	69	Evans	Montana	House Joint Resolution	11	Committee on the Judiciary
1) Providing that the terms of President and Vice President commence on third Monday in January following their election. 2) Providing for a four-year term for Representatives. 3) Providing that the terms of Senators and Representatives commence on the first Monday in January following their election. 4) Providing that Congress shall assemble at least once every year, such meeting to be held on the first Monday in January.	1924	69	Fairchild	New York	House Joint Resolution	13	Committee of President, Vice President and Representatives in Congress
1) Providing that Congress, whenever two-thirds of each House deem it necessary, shall propose amendments, or on the application of the legislatures of two-thirds of the several States, shall call a convention for proposing amendments. 2) Providing that these proposed amendments be ratified by State legislatures in which at least one House shall have been elected after the amendments have been proposed.	1924	69	Garrett	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	15	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing that each State shall have at least two Representatives in Congress	1924	69	Gibson	Vermont	House Joint Resolution	16	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing that Congress shall have power to prohibit the employment of persons under 16 years of age in mines, quarries, mills, canneries, workshops, factories, or manufacturing establishments.	1924	69	Griffin	New York	House Joint Resolution	17	Committee on the Judiciary
1) Providing that Congress, whenever two-thirds of both Houses deem it necessary, shall propose amendments, or on the application of the legislatures of two-thirds of the several States, shall call a convention for proposing amendments. 2) Providing that in either case these amendments shall be considered valid when ratified by the people of three-fourths of the several States.	1925	69	Griffin	New York	House Joint Resolution	18	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the ratification of treaties by a majority vote in both the Senate and House of Representatives	1925	69	Griffin	New York	House Joint Resolution	19	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing that the President be empowered to veto items in appropriation bills	1925	69	Hastings	New York	House Joint Resolution	20	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the repeal of the eighteenth amendment to the Constitution	1925	69	Hill	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	21	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing that persons born in the United States of alien parents, not eligible for citizenship, shall not themselves be eligible for citizenship.	1925	69	Johnson	Washington	House Joint Resolution	23	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing that Congress shall have power to establish uniform laws on the subject of marriage and divorce	1925	69	McLeod	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	30	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing that Congress shall have power to declare war only upon an affirmative vote of three-fourths of the Members elected to and constituting each House	1925	69	Thomas	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	40	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing that Representatives shall be apportioned uniformly among the several States upon the completion of each decennial census according to votes counted at the presidential election next preceding such apportionment	1925	69	Winter	Wyoming	House Joint Resolution	43	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for national representation for the people of the District of Columbia	1925	69	Jones	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	7	Committee on the District of Columbia
1) Providing that Congress, whenever two-thirds of both House deem it necessary, shall propose amendments, or on the application of the legislatures of two-thirds of the several States. 2) Providing that these proposed amendments be ratified by State legislatures in which at least one house shall have been elected after the amendments have been proposed.	1925	69	Wadsworth	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	8	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for equal rights for men and women throughout the United States and every place subject to its jurisdiction	1925	69	Curtis	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	11	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing that Congress and the several States shall have power within their respective spheres to provide for the establishment and enforcement of minimum wages for women and minors	1925	69	Johnson	California	Senate Joint Resolution	14	Committee on the Judiciary
1) Providing that terms of Senators and Representatives shall commence on the first Monday in January following their election. 2) Providing that Congress shall assemble at least once in every year, such meeting to be on the first Monday in January. 3) Providing that the terms of Senators and Representatives in office at time of adoption of such amendment shall end at noon on the first Monday in January of the year in which such terms would otherwise have ended on March 4.	1925	69	Garber	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	47	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Providing that the United States shall have power to lay and collect taxes on income derived from securities issued by or under the authority of any State	1925	69	Garber	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	48	Committee on Ways and Means
Providing that in the event of war, the property equally with the persons, lives, and liberties of all citizens, shall be subject to conscription for national defense	1925	69	Garber	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	49	Committee on the Judiciary
1) Providing that the terms of President and Vice President shall end at noon on the 24th of January, and the terms of Senators and Representatives at noon on the 4th day of January of the years in which such terms ordinarily end. 2) Providing that Congress shall assemble at least once every year, such meeting to be held on the 4th of January. 3) Providing that if the House of Representatives has not chosen a President, whenever the right devolves upon them, before the time fixed for the beginning of his term, then the Vice President chosen for the same term shall act as President until the House chooses a President.	1925	69	White	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	56	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Providing that Congress shall have power to establish uniform laws as to marriage and divorce	1925	69	Taylor	Washington	House Joint Resolution	58	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing that Congress shall have power to establish uniform laws as to marriage and divorce	1925	69	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	31	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for equal rights for men and women throughout the United States and every place subject to its jurisdiction	1925	69	Anthony	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	81	Committee on the Judiciary
1) Providing that Congress shall have power to lay and collect taxes on income derived from securities issued by or under the authority of any State. 2) Providing that any moneys collected under said power from securities issued by any State or subdivision thereof shall be returned to the State or subdivision which issued the securities.	1925	69	Oliver	New York	House Joint Resolution	88	Committee on Ways and Means
Providing for amendment to eighteenth amendment which would empower Congress to regulate, but not to prohibit or unreasonably restrict, the manufacture, sale, transportation, importation, or exportation of intoxicating liquors	1925	69	Bruce	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	34	Committee on the Judiciary
1) Providing that terms of President and Vice President shall commence at noon on the second Monday in January following their election. 2) Providing four-year terms for Representatives in Congress. 3) Providing that the terms of Senators and Representatives shall commence at noon on the first Monday in January. 4) Providing that Congress shall assemble at least once every year, such meeting to be held on first Monday in January. 5) Providing that if the House of Representatives has not chosen a President, whenever the right of choice devolves upon them, before the time fixed from the beginning of his term, then the Vice President chosen for the same term shall act as President until the House of Representatives chooses a President.	1926	69	Taylor	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	102	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Providing that Congress shall have power to establish uniform laws as to marriage and divorce	1926	69	Gibson	Vermont	House Joint Resolution	110	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for a national referendum upon the question of the declaration of an aggressive war	1926	69	Evans	Montana	House Joint Resolution	152	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing that no law shall be passed respecting the establishment of religion nor shall the Federal or any State Government, or political subdivision thereof, use its property, credit, or money for the purpose of founding or maintaining any church, etc	1926	69	Upshaw	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	159	Committee on the Judiciary
1) Providing that the terms of President and Vice President shall end at noon on the 24th of January, and the terms of Senators and Representatives at noon on the 4th of January. 2) Providing that Congress shall assemble at least once in every year, such meeting to be held on the 4th of January. 3) Providing that if the House of Representatives has not chosen a President, whenever the right devolves upon them, before the time fixed for the beginning of his term, then the Vice President chosen for the same term shall act as President until the House chooses a President. 4) Providing that if the President elect dies before the time fixed for the beginning of his term, then the Vice President elect shall become President.	1926	69	White	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	164	Committee on the Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
1) Providing that the terms of President and Vice President in office shall end at noon on the third Monday in January, and the terms of Senators and Representatives on the first Monday in January. 2) Providing that Congress shall assemble at least once in every year, such meeting to be held on the first Monday in January. 3) Providing that if the House of Representatives has not chosen a President, whenever the right devolves upon them, before the time fixed for the beginning of his term, then the Vice President chosen for the same term shall act as President until the House chooses a President.	1926	69	Norris	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	9	Committee on the Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
1) Providing that the terms of President and Vice President in office end at noon on the third Monday in January, and the terms of Senators and Representatives end at noon on the first Monday in January. 2) Providing that Congress shall assemble at least once in every year, such meeting to be held on the first Monday in January. 3) Providing that if the House of Representatives has not chosen a President, whenever the right devolves upon them, before the time fixed for the beginning of his term, then the Vice President chosen for the same term shall act as President until the House chooses a President.	1926	69	Woodruff	Michigan			Committee on the Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Providing that section 2 of the eighteenth amendment be amended by adding that the term "concurrent power" be construed to mean that no act of Congress shall invalidate an act adopted by a State which is consistent with the foregoing articles	1926	69	Oliver	New York	House Joint Resolution	199	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing representation in Congress for the District of Columbia	1926	69	Dyer	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	208	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for amendment to the eighteenth amendment, which would empower Congress to regulate, but not to prohibit or unreasonably restrict, the manufacture, sale, transportation, importation, or exportation of intoxicating liquors.	1926	69	Bruce	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	85	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing that war for any purpose shall be illegal, and neither the United States nor any State, Territory association, or person subject to its jurisdiction shall prepare for, declare, engage in, or carry on war or other armed conflict	1926	69	Frazier	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	100
Providing that Congress shall declare war only after a majority of the citizens of the United States, voting at a special election called by Congress for the announced and declared purpose of deciding whether or not war shall be declared, shall have voted in favor of said declaration of war	1926	69	Dill	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	102
1) Providing for the election of the judges of the inferior Federal courts. 2) Appointment of judges of the Supreme Court from the elected judges of the inferior Federal courts.	1926	69	Dill	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	103
Providing that Congress shall have power, by a majority vote in both Houses, to call a convention for the purpose of revising or amending the Constitution	1926	69	Berger	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	274
1) Congress shall have power to prevent fraud and corrupt practices in the nomination and election of Senators and Representatives. 2) No person shall be a Senator if the aggregate expenditures made by him or with his knowledge and consent for his nomination and election exceed $10,000. 3) No person shall be a Representative if the aggregate expenditures made by him or with his knowledge and consent for his nomination and election exceed $5,000.	1926	69	Rubey	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	279
Providing for the repeal of the eighteenth amendment	1926	69	Edwards	New Jersey	Senate Joint Resolution	122
Providing for the repeal of the eighteenth amendment	1926	69	Gallivan	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	291
Providing that only capitation taxes to be apportioned	1901	57	McRae	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	43
Income tax	1901	57	Kluttz	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	44
Providing for national representation for the people of the District of Columbia	1925	69	Jones	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	7	Committee on the District of Columbia
Repeal of the eighteenth amendment	1926	69	Edwards	New Jersey	Senate Joint Resolution	122	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the removal of public officers	1926	69	King	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	129	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to intoxicating liquors in the eighteenth amendment	1927	69	Edge	New Jersey	Senate Joint Resolution	168	Committee on the Judiciary
Regulation of interstate and foreign commerce	1927	69	Mayfield	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	172	Committee on Interstate Commerce
To permit the States to fix the alcoholic content of intoxicating beverages	1926	69	LaGuardia	New York	House Joint Resolution	302	Committee on the Judiciary
To allow manufacture, sale, and transportation of fermented liquors of not more than 3 percent of alcohol by volume	1927	69	Cochran	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	319	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal of the eighteenth amendment	1927	69	Cochran	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	320	Committee on the Judiciary
Qualifications relative to citizenship of Senators and Representatives in Congress	1927	69	Wilson	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	325	Committee on the Judiciary
Limiting the tenure of the President of the United States to two terms	1927	69	Fairchild	New York	House Joint Resolution	366	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
To give Congress the power to regulate the manufacture, sale, and transportation of intoxicating liquors without depriving States of certain rights	1927	69	Phillips	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	368	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the prohibition of war	1927	70	Frazier	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	1	Committee on the Judiciary
To repeal the eighteenth amendment	1927	70	Edwards	New Jersey	Senate Joint Resolution	2	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for national representation for the people of the District of Columbia	1927	70	Jones	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	8	Committee on the District of Columbia
Regulation of interstate and foreign commerce	1927	70	Mayfield	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	26	Committee on Interstate Commerce
Repeal of the eighteenth amendment	1927	70	Bruce	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	36	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to marriage and divorce laws	1927	70	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	40	Committee on the Judiciary
Fixing the commencement of the terms of President and Vice President and Members of Congress and fixing the time of assembling of Congress	1927	70	Howell	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	47	Committee on the Judiciary
Limiting the term of President to 8 years	1927	70	Dill	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	54	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1928	70	Curtis	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	64	Committee on the Judiciary
To prohibit the intermarriage of certain races	1928	70	Blease	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	65	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the nomination or election of Members of Congress	1928	70	Cutting	New Mexico	Senate Joint Resolution	134	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the terms of Representatives	1928	70	Fletcher	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	145	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the nomination and election of Members of Congress, President, Vice President of the United States	1928	70	Cutting	New Mexico	Senate Joint Resolution	149	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to eligibility of Members of Congress	1928	70	Cutting	New Mexico	Senate Joint Resolution	150	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the inclusion of aliens in the apportionment of representatives	1929	70	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	205	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President and filling vacancies in the offices thereof, and the terms of such officers and Members of Congress	1927	70	Lea	California	House Joint Resolution	2	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Repeal of the eighteenth amendment	1927	70	Cochran	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	16	Committee on the Judiciary
To?????permit the manufacture and sale of beverages of not more than 3 percent alcohol	1927	70	Cochran	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	17	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for national representation for the people of the District of Columbia	1927	70	Dyer	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	18	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to a referendum on war	1927	70	Evans	Montana	House Joint Resolution	19	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the conscription of persons and property in war	1927	70	Evans	Montana	House Joint Resolution	20	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the conscription of persons and property in war	1927	70	Garber	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	23	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the taxation of income from securities	1927	70	Garber	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	24	Committee on Ways and Means
Fixing the commencement of the terms of Members of Congress	1927	70	Garber	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	25	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Fixing the commencement of the terms of President and Vice President and Members of Congress and fixing the time of assembling of Congress	1927	70	LaGuardia	New York	House Joint Resolution	30	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
To give Congress the power to establish uniform marriage and divorce laws	1927	70	McLeod	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	35	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing that "concurrent power" shall be construed to mean that no act of Congress shall invalidate an act adopted by a State	1927	70	Oliver	New York	House Joint Resolution	42	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the taxation of income from securities	1927	70	Oliver	New York	House Joint Resolution	43	Committee on Ways and Means
Providing for the apportionment of the Representatives and direct taxes among several states	1927	70	Winter	Wyoming	House Joint Resolution	64	Committee on the Judiciary
Fixing the commencement of the terms of President and Vice President and Members of Congress and fixing the time of assembling of Congress	1927	70	Browne	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	65	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Relative to the?????method of proposing amendments to the Constitution of the United States	1927	70	Griffin	New York	House Joint Resolution	67	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to certain powers of the President to make treaties and appointments	1927	70	Griffin	New York	House Joint Resolution	68	Committee on the Judiciary
Permitting the President of the United States to disapprove any item or appropriation of any bill passed by Congress	1927	70	Hastings	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	70	Committee on the Judiciary
Reserving to the respective States to right to fix the alcoholic content????? of intoxicating beverages	1927	70	LaGuardia	New York	House Joint Resolution	74	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to jury trials	1927	70	Dyer	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	83	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the term of office of President of the United States	1927	70	Deal	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	88	Committee on the Judiciary
Fixing the commencement of the terms of President and Vice President and Members of Congress and fixing the time of assembling of Congress	1927	70	Sabath	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	95	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
To give Congress and the States the power to regulate the manufacture, sale and transportation of intoxicating liquors	1927	70	McLeod	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	98	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment relating to the manufacture, sale, or transportation of intoxicating liquors	1927	70	Sabath	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	101	Committee on the Judiciary
To exclude aliens in counting the whole number of persons in each State for appointment of Representatives among the several States	1927	70	Stalker	New York	House Joint Resolution	102	Committee on the Judiciary
To prohibit alien-born citizens from being Representatives	1927	70	Wilson	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	103	Committee on the Judiciary
Fixing the commencement of the terms of President and Vice President and Members of Congress and fixing the time of assembling of Congress	1927	70	Cartwright	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	120	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the method of amending the Constitution	1928	70	Garrett	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	143	Committee on the Judiciary
To give Congress the power to establish uniform marriage and divorce laws	1928	70	Gibson	Vermont	House Joint Resolution	162	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President	1928	70	Lea	California	House Joint Resolution	181	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Relative to income tax on securities	1928	70	Hogg	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	191	Committee on Ways and Means
Relative to manufacture, sale, and transportation of intoxicating liquors	1928	70	Sabath	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	203	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to procedure with respect to petition for federal constitutional amendment	1928	70	Dyer	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	229	Committee on the Judiciary
Abolishing the immunity of Members of Congress for speeches and debates in either House	1928	70	Golder	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	240	Committee on the Judiciary
To repeal the eighteenth amendment	1928	70	Clancy	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	269	Committee on the Judiciary
Giving Congress power to regulate and limit contributions and expenditures for party nominations	1928	70	Rathbone	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	277	Committee on the Judiciary
Giving Congress power to call convention to revise or amend the Constitution	1928	70	Berger	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	281	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to equal rights for men and women	1928	70	Magrady	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	310	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof	1928	70	Lowery	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	320	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the declaration of war	1928	70	Rathbone	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	323	Committee on the Judiciary
Abolishing the electoral college	1928	70	Browne	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	325	Committee on the Judiciary
Declaring that Congress shall have power to establish uniform hours and conditions of labor for women and minors throughout the United States, and to prohibit the employment of children under such ages as Congress may from time to time determine	1928	70	Dallinger	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	335	Committee on the Judiciary
Giving Congress the power to establish uniform hours and conditions of labor	1928	70	Dallinger	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	347	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the reapportionment of Representatives	1928	70	Hoch	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	351	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the apportionment of Representatives and direct taxes among the States	1928	70	Winter	Wyoming	House Joint Resolution	358	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing that ex-Presidents of the United States shall become ex officio Members of Senate	1928	70	Hall	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	364	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for a referendum on war	1929	70	Fish	New York	House Joint Resolution	376	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for a referendum on war	1929	70	Fish	New York	House Joint Resolution	378	Committee on the Judiciary
To limit the House of Representatives to 480 Members	1929	70	Bulwinkle	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	391	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to commencement of terms of President, Vice President, and Members of Congress, and to fix the time for assembling of Congress	1927	70	White	Kansas		4	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Relative to commencement of terms of President, Vice President, and Members of Congress, and to fix the time for assembling of Congress	1928	70	White	Kansas		18	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Fixing the commencement of the terms of President and Vice President and Members of Congress and fixing the time of assembling of Congress	1929	71	Norris	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	3	Committee on the Judiciary
Excluding aliens in the apportionment of Representatives among the several States	1929	71	Tyson	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	4	Committee on the Judiciary
To subject any person or persons upon any foreign territory located in the United States or its possessions to the operations of the national prohibition laws	1929	71	Blease	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	6	Committee on the Judiciary
Four-year terms for Representatives	1929	71	Fletcher	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	10	Committee on the Judiciary
Eligibility of Members of Congress	1929	71	Cutting	New Mexico	Senate Joint Resolution	38	Committee on the Judiciary
Nomination or election of President, Vice President, and Members of Congress	1929	71	Cutting	New Mexico	Senate Joint Resolution	9	Committee on the Judiciary
Apportionment of Representatives	1929	71	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	41	Committee on the Judiciary
National representation for the people of the District of Columbia	1929	71	Jones	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	43	Committee on the District of Columbia
Prohibiting war	1929	71	Frazier	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	45	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1929	71	Nye	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	52	Committee on the Judiciary
Abolish the electoral college	1929	71	Norris	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	55	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the exclusion of aliens in the apportionment of Representatives among the several States	1929	71	Bratton	New Mexico	Senate Joint Resolution	62	Committee on Commerce
Privileges of Senators and Representatives	1929	71	Bingham	Connecticut	Senate Joint Resolution	106	Committee on the Judiciary
Marriage and divorce laws	1930	71	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	123	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal the eighteenth amendment	1930	71	Blaine	Wisconsin	Senate Joint Resolution	124	Committee on the Judiciary
Election and qualification of judges	1930	71	Dill	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	126	Committee on the Judiciary
Conscript private property for public use in time of war with or without compensation	1930	71	Dill	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	128	Committee on the Judiciary
Independence of Philippine Islands	1930	71	Copeland	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	174	Committee on the Judiciary
To exclude aliens in counting the whole number of persons in each State for apportionment of Representatives	1930	71	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	187	Committee on the Judiciary
Giving Congress the power to regulate alcoholic liquor traffic	1931	71	Blaine	Wisconsin	Senate Joint Resolution	237	Committee on the Judiciary
Fixing the commencement of the terms of President and Vice President and Members of Congress and fixing the time of assembling of Congress	1929	71	LaGuardia	New York	House Joint Resolution	9	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
To preserve to the States the right to fix the alcoholic content of intoxicating beverages	1929	71	LaGuardia	New York	House Joint Resolution	11	Committee on the Judiciary
To exclude aliens in counting the whole number of persons in each State for apportionment	1929	71	Stalker	New York	House Joint Resolution	20	Committee on the Judiciary
Abolish the electoral college	1929	71	Browne	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	22	Committee on the Judiciary
Fixing the commencement of the terms of President and Vice President and Members of Congress and fixing the time of assembling of Congress	1929	71	LaGuardia	New York	House Joint Resolution	25	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Abolishing congressional immunity for speeches and debates in either House	1929	71	Golder	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	30	Committee on the Judiciary
To allow the President to disapprove any item of appropriation carried in bills passed by Congress	1929	71	Hastings	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	35	Committee on the Judiciary
Tax income derived from State securities and allow the State to tax income derived from United States securities	1929	71	Hogg	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	36	Committee on Ways and Means
Repeal the eighteenth amendment	1929	71	Cochran	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	38	Committee on the Judiciary
To allow manufacture and sale of fermented liquors containing not more than 3 percent of alcohol	1929	71	Cochran	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	39	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1929	71	Magrady	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	55	Committee on the Judiciary
National representation for the people of the District of Columbia	1929	71	Dyer	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	64	Committee on the Judiciary
Abolish the electoral college	1929	71	Glover	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	77	Committee on the Judiciary
Amend the eighteenth amendment	1929	71	Sabath	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	99	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the electoral college	1929	71	Hoch	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	101	Committee on the Judiciary
To abolish the electoral college	1929	71	Lea	California	House Joint Resolution	106	Committee on the Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Providing for a referendum on war	1929	71	Fish	New York	House Joint Resolution	112	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal the eighteenth amendment	1929	71	Clancy	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	114	Committee on the Judiciary
Commandeering of private property in time of war	1929	71	Patman	Texas	House Joint Resolution	151	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for election of Senators	1929	71	Underhill	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	166	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for amendment of the Constitution	1929	71	Lea	California	House Joint Resolution	168	Committee on the Judiciary
Sectarian legislation	1930	71	Larsen	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	206	Committee on the Judiciary
Eighteenth amendment inoperative	1930	71	LaGuardia	New York	House Joint Resolution	212	Committee on the Judiciary
To abolish the electoral college	1930	71	Romjue	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	216	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Providing for a referendum on the eighteenth amendment	1930	71	Norton	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	219	Committee on the Judiciary
Giving to Congress the power to regulate the hours and condition of labor	1930	71	Dallinger	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	221	Committee on the Judiciary
Conscript private property for public use in time of war with or without compensation	1930	71	Garber	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	224	Committee on the Judiciary
Amend the eighteenth amendment	1930	71	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	246	Committee on the Judiciary
Each State shall have at least two Representatives	1930	71	Gibson	Vermont	House Joint Resolution	262	Committee on the Judiciary
Exclude aliens in counting the whole number of persons in each State for apportionment of Representatives	1930	71	Sparks	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	263	Committee on the Judiciary
Election of President, if the President-elect dies or fails to qualify	1930	71	Cable	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	286	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Fixing the commencement of the terms of President and Vice President and Members of Congress and fixing the time of assembling of Congress	1930	71	Maas	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	291	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Fixing the commencement of the terms of President and Vice President and Members of Congress and fixing the time of assembling of Congress	1930	71	Gifford	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	292	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Election and filling of vacancies of President	1930	71	Lea	California	House Joint Resolution	315	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Ratification of amendments by the people	1930	71	Andresen	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	348	Committee on the Judiciary
To exclude aliens in counting the whole number of persons in each State for apportionment of Representatives	1930	71	Sparks	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	356	Committee on the Judiciary
Giving the House of Representatives coordinate power in ratification of treaties	1930	71	Griffin	New York	House Joint Resolution	362	Committee on the Judiciary
Requiring submission of constitutional amendments to the direct vote of the people	1930	71	Griffin	New York	House Joint Resolution	363	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to election to public office of former judges	1930	71	Sirovich	New York	House Joint Resolution	386	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1930	71	Bacon	New York	House Joint Resolution	387	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1930	71	Bacon	New York	House Joint Resolution	390	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the method of amending the Constitution	1930	71	Thatcher	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	396	Committee on the Judiciary
To allow the use of intoxicating liquors in homes and places of abode	1930	71	McLeod	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	399	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposing a mode of ratification of the Constitution to permit the people of the several States to decide between the retention and repeal of the eighteenth amendment	1930	71	Andrew	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	402	Committee on the Judiciary
Fixing the commencement of the terms of President and Vice President and Members of Congress and fixing the time of assembling of Congress	1930	71	Johnson	Texas	House Joint Resolution	406	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
To consult the people upon the question of retaining or repealing the eighteenth amendment to the Constitution	1930	71	Boylan	New York	House Joint Resolution	431	Committee on the Judiciary
To repeal the eighteenth amendment	1931	71	Condon	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	463	Committee on the Judiciary
Repealing the eighteenth amendment and vesting in the Congress certain powers to regulate intoxicating beverages	1931	71	Lehlbach	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	477	Committee on the Judiciary
Giving Congress the power to regulate the manufacture, traffic, or transportation of intoxicating liquors	1931	71	LaGuardia	New York	House Joint Resolution	478	Committee on the Judiciary
Apportionment of Representatives in Congress	1931	71	Tinkham	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	484	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Providing for a referendum on declaration of war	1931	71	Frear	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	499	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for a referendum on the eighteenth amendment	1931	71	Evans	Montana	House Joint Resolution	508	Committee on the Judiciary
To authorize the Congress to reduce the daily period of time for which contracts of employment may be lawfully made	1931	71	Crosser	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	514	Committee on the Judiciary
National representation for the people of the District of Columbia	1931	72	Jones	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	1	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibiting war	1931	72	Frazier	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	3	Committee on the Judiciary
To exclude aliens in counting the whole number of persons in each State for apportionment of Representatives among the Several States	1931	72	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	12	Committee on the Judiciary
Twentieth amendment to the Constitution ("lame-duck amendment," so-called), fixing the commencement of the terms of President and Vice President and Members of Congress and fixing the time of the assembling of Congress	1931	72	Norris	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	14	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal the eighteenth amendment	1931	72	Bingham	Connecticut	Senate Joint Resolution	31	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposing an article in lieu of article V, providing the method of adopting amendments to the Constitution	1931	72	Bingham	Connecticut	Senate Joint Resolution	32	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the exclusion of aliens in the apportionment of Representatives among the several States	1931	72	Bratton	New Mexico	Senate Joint Resolution	45	Committee on Commerce
Providing for popular election of President and Vice President	1931	72	Schall	Minnesota	Senate Joint Resolution	51	Committee on the Judiciary
Election and qualification of judges	1931	72	Dill	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	52	Committee on the Judiciary
Authorizing Congress to conscript private property for public use during time of war with or without compensation	1931	72	Dill	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	53	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for conventions in the States, especially chosen, to consider amendments to the Constitution	1931	72	Bingham	Connecticut	Senate Joint Resolution	57	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing methods of amending the Constitution	1932	72	Bingham	Connecticut	Senate Joint Resolution	73	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the operation of the eighteenth amendment; to exempt certain States from the operation thereof	1932	72	Tydings	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	84	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Wagner	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	90	Committee on the Judiciary
To authorize Federal and State taxation of income derived from State and Federal securities	1932	72	Bingham	Connecticut	Senate Joint Resolution	98	Committee on the Judiciary
Election and qualification of judges	1932	72	Dill	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	107	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Barbour	New Jersey	Senate Joint Resolution	114	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the fixing of prices by Congress in time of war and the prevention of profiteering	1932	72	Vandenberg	Michigan	Senate Joint Resolution	115	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Blaine	Wisconsin	Senate Joint Resolution	128	Committee on the Judiciary
To exempt certain States from the operation of the eighteenth amendment and laws enacted pursuant thereto	1932	72	Tydings	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	144	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the method of amending the Constitution	1932	72	Brookhart	Iowa	Senate Joint Resolution	146	Committee on the Judiciary
Fixing the commencement of the terms of President and Vice President and Members of Congress and fixing the time of assembling of Congress	1932	72	Logan	Kentucky	Senate Joint Resolution	158	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the manufacture, sale, or transportation of intoxicating liquors	1932	72	Bingham	Connecticut	Senate Joint Resolution	164
Relating to the authority of the States to regulate the employment of aliens within their respective boundaries	1932	72	Ashurst	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	184	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for election of President and Vice President of the United States by direct vote of the people	1932	72	Coolidge	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	185	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing that all amendments to the Constitution shall be ratified by the qualified electors of the several States instead of by the legislatures	1932	72	Ashurst	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	192	Committee on the Judiciary
To repeal the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Glass	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	202
Twenty-first amendment to the Constitution, repealing the eighteenth amendment to the Constitution	1932	72	Blaine	Wisconsin	Senate Joint Resolution	211	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to taxes on certain income (nontaxable securities)	1932	72	Ashurst	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	224	Committee on the Judiciary
To abolish the electoral college	1932	72	Norris	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	225	Committee on the Judiciary
To reduce the membership of the House of Representatives	1933	72	Tydings	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	250	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the taxes on certain incomes	1933	72	Hull	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	251	Committee on the Judiciary
Giving Congress power to regulate the manufacture, traffic in, or transportation of intoxicating liquors	1931	72	LaGuardia	New York	House Joint Resolution	4	Committee on the Judiciary
Fixing the commencement of the terms of President and Vice President and Members of Congress and fixing the time of assembling of Congress	1931	72	LaGuardia	New York	House Joint Resolution	6	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Repealing the eighteenth amendment and investing in the Congress certain powers to regulate intoxicating beverages	1931	72	Lehlbach	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	11	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for ratification of proposed amendments to the Constitution by the people of the several States	1931	72	Andressen	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	13	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution, and a mode of ratification thereof, to permit the people of the several States to vote upon the rentention of prohibition	1931	72	Andrew	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	16	Committee on the Judiciary
Amend the eighteenth amendment	1931	72	Aldrich	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	18	Committee on the Judiciary
Amend the eighteenth amendment	1931	72	Bacon	New York	House Joint Resolution	20	Committee on the Judiciary
Amend the eighteenth amendment	1931	72	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	22	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal the eighteenth amendment	1931	72	Clancy	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	27	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the manufacture, sale, and transportation in original packages of alcoholic beverages containing 3 percent by volume	1931	72	Cochran	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	29	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal of the eighteenth amendment	1931	72	Collins	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	30	Committee on the Judiciary
Giving the Congress power to conscript private property during war	1931	72	Collins	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	31	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibiting making or renewing of loans to any nation engaged in war unless the United States is an ally of such nation	1931	72	Collins	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	32	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for conscription of persons, property, and money in time of war	1931	72	Garber	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	42	Committee on the Judiciary
Fixing the commencement of the terms of President and Vice President and Members of Congress and fixing the time of assembling of Congress	1931	72	Johnson	Texas	House Joint Resolution	45	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Abolishing the immunity of Members of Congress for speeches and debates in either House	1931	72	Golder	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	46	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the meeting of the Presidential and Vice Presidential electors, the method of counting the vote, and the method of selection of President and Vice President in certain contingencies	1931	72	Griffin	New York	House Joint Resolution	47	Committee on the Judiciary
Giving the House of Representatives coordinate power in the ratification of treaties	1931	72	Griffin	New York	House Joint Resolution	48	Committee on the Judiciary
Requiring submission of constitutional amendments to the direct vote of the people	1931	72	Griffin	New York	House Joint Resolution	49	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President and the filling of vacancies in the office of President	1931	72	Lea	California	House Joint Resolution	60	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Proposing a method of amending the Constitution	1931	72	Lea	California	House Joint Resolution	61	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to manufacture, sale, or transportation of intoxicating liquors	1931	72	Goss	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	87	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to calling a convention for proposing amendments to the Constitution	1931	72	Goss	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	88	Committee on the Judiciary
Permitting the President of the United States to disapprove any item of appropriation of any bill passed by Congress	1931	72	Hasting	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	89	Committee on the Judiciary
Repealing the eighteenth amendment and investing in the Congress certain powers to regulate intoxicating beverages	1931	72	Lonergan	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	90	Committee on the Judiciary
Fixing the commencement of the terms of President and Vice President and Members of Congress and fixing the time of assembling of Congress	1931	72	Norton	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	92	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal the eighteenth amendment	1931	72	Karch	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	93	Committee on the Judiciary
To exclude aliens in counting the whole number of persons in each State for apportionment of Representatives among the several States	1931	72	Sparks	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	97	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal the eighteenth amendment	1931	72	Beam	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	98	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for a system of governmental permits for manufacture, sale, and transportation in packages of intoxicating liquor	1931	72	Sabath	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	99	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend section 8, article I of the Constitution, relative to the method of declaring war	1931	72	Frear	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	103	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for legislation permitting manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquor under system of governmental permits	1931	72	Kelly	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	105	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1931	72	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	109	Committee on the Judiciary
To authorize Federal and State taxation of income derived from Federal and State securities	1931	72	Hogg	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	112	Committee on Ways and Means
To repeal the eighteenth amendment	1931	72	Golder	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	116	Committee on the Judiciary
To repeal the eighteenth amendment	1931	72	Cullen	New York	House Joint Resolution	117	Committee on the Judiciary
Amend the eighteenth amendment	1931	72	Lamneck	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	118	Committee on the Judiciary
State regulation of alcoholic liquor traffic	1931	72	Tilson	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	128	Committee on the Judiciary
National representation for the people of the District of Columbia	1931	72	Dyer	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	130	Committee on the Judiciary
Fixing the commencement of the terms of President, Vice President and Members of Congress and fixing the time of assembling of Congress	1931	72	Disney	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	133	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
To authorize the manufacture and use in the home or place of abode of intoxicating liquors	1931	72	McLeod	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	140	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposing a method?????for amending the Constitution	1931	72	Goss	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	148	Committee on the Judiciary
Fixing the commencement of the terms of President, Vice President and Members of Congress and fixing the time of assembling of Congress	1931	72	Lamneck	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	151	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Repeal the eighteenth amendment	1931	72	McCormack	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	159	Committee on the Judiciary
Giving the President authority to veto distinct items of appropriation of money in any act passed by Congress	1932	72	Cable	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	168	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposing a method for amending the Constitution	1932	72	Goss	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	171	Committee on the Judiciary
Repealing the eighteenth amendment and investing in the Congress certain powers to regulate intoxicating beverages	1932	72	Granfield	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	173	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal the eighteenth amendment and providing a substitute therefor	1932	72	Morton	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	178	Committee on the Judiciary
Fixing the commencement of the terms of President and Vice President and Members of Congress and fixing the time of assembling of Congress	1932	72	Rutherford	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	180	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Fixing the commencement of the terms of President and Vice President and Members of Congress and fixing the time of assembling of Congress	1932	72	Gifford	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	183	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Providing for the ratification of constitutional amendments by popular elections	1932	72	Lonergan	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	184	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for Federal and State taxation of incomes from salaries of State and Federal officers and employees	1932	72	Amile	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	185	Committee on the Judiciary
Amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Griffin	New York	House Joint Resolution	186	Committee on the Judiciary
Vesting in the States certain powers relative to State regulation of the alcoholic liquor traffic	1932	72	Gavagan	New York	House Joint Resolution	188	Committee on the Judiciary
Vesting in the Congress certain powers to regulate intoxicating liquors, and repealing the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Harlan	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	196	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1932	72	Ludlow	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	197	Committee on the Judiciary
Authorize Federal and State taxation of income derived from State and Federal securities	1932	72	Burtness	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	205	Committee on Ways and Means
Amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	McLeod	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	207	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Linthieum	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	208	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Beck	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	209	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Sabath	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	210	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	O'Connor	New York	House Joint Resolution	212	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Britten	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	213	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Beam	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	214	Committee on the Judiciary
To give each State at least two Representatives in Congress	1932	72	Gibson	Vermont	House Joint Resolution	215	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Igoe	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	217	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Karch	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	218	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Evans	Montana	House Joint Resolution	220	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Kelley	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	221	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Clancy	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	222	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Brunner	New York	House Joint Resolution	228	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	LaGuardia	New York	House Joint Resolution	232	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Corning	New York	House Joint Resolution	233	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Prall	New York	House Joint Resolution	234	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Cullen	New York	House Joint Resolution	235	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Condon	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	236	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Fitzpatrick	New York	House Joint Resolution	237	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Carley	New York	House Joint Resolution	238	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Lindsay	New York	House Joint Resolution	239	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Rudd	New York	House Joint Resolution	240	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Lameck	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	241	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Sullivan	New York	House Joint Resolution	242	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Douglas	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	243	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	McCormack	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	244	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Harlan	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	246	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Kading	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	247	Committee on the Judiciary
Fixing the commencement of the terms of President, Vice President, and Members of Congress and fixing the time of the assembling of Congress, and increasing the terms of Representatives to 4 years	1932	72	Lewis	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	256	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Schuetz	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	257	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	White	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	258	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Mead	New York	House Joint Resolution	264	Committee on the Judiciary
Fixing the commencement of the terms of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress, and fixing the time of assembling of Congress	1932	72	Rutherford	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	267	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Granfield	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	283	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Amile	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	284	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Kennedy	New York	House Joint Resolution	296	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for a referendum on the eighteenth amendment and to prohibit saloons	1932	72	Lea	California	House Joint Resolution	307	Committee on the Judiciary
Prevent profiteering during war	1932	72	McSwain	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	322	Committee on the Judiciary
Giving Congress power to regulate prices, rent, or compensation in time of war	1932	72	Hadley	Washington	House Joint Resolution	327	Committee on the Judiciary
Provide for a method of amending the Constitution	1932	72	Thatcher	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	333	Committee on the Judiciary
Authorize Federal and State taxation of income derived from State and Federal securities	1932	72	Garber	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	351	Committee on the Judiciary
Authorize Congress to reduce the daily period of time for which contracts of employment may be lawfully made	1932	72	Crosser	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	384	Committee on the Judiciary
Giving Congress power to define and punish the crimes of murder and kidnapping	1932	72	Karch	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	397	Committee on the Judiciary
Requiring the submission of constitutional amendments to direct vote of the people	1932	72	Gibson	Vermont	House Joint Resolution	402	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for a referendum on a proposed substitute for the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Canfield	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	427	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal the eighteenth amendment and the National Prohibition Act	1932	72	Sirovich	New York	House Joint Resolution	436	Committee on the Judiciary
Amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Cooke	New York	House Joint Resolution	449	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal the eighteenth amendment to the Constitution and the National Prohibition Act	1932	72	Sirovich	New York	House Joint Resolution	450	Committee on the Judiciary
Amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Mortom	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	451	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Black	New York	House Joint Resolution	452	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Bacon	New York	House Joint Resolution	453	Committee on the Judiciary
Amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Mortom	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	456	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Millard	New York	House Joint Resolution	457	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	459	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Rainey	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	480
Providing for election of Members of the House of Representatives and fixing terms of services of Representatives	1932	72	Taylor	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	483	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Repeal the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	LaGuardia	New York	House Joint Resolution	484	Committee on the Judiciary
Amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	O'Connor	New York	House Joint Resolution	485	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the manufacture, sale, or transportation of intoxicating liquors	1932	72	Brunner	New York	House Joint Resolution	486	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal the eighteenth amendment and providing for a referendum on a proposed substitute	1932	72	Canfield	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	489	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Dyer	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	490	Committee on the Judiciary
Amend the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Pratt	New York	House Joint Resolution	491	Committee on the Judiciary
Provide a method of amendment of the Constitution by popular initiative and referendum	1932	72	Cable	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	505	Committee on the Judiciary
To allow the United States to tax income from State securities and allow States to tax income from United States securities	1932	72	Campbell	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	506	Committee on Ways and Means
Repeal the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Britten	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	508	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Britten	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	516	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for a direct vote on repeal of the eighteenth amendment	1932	72	Lea	California	House Joint Resolution	534	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal the eighteenth amendment	1933	72	Coyle	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	537	Committee on the Judiciary
Conferring upon the Congress power to regulate the production and marketing of commodities and to prescribe minimum wages and maximum hours of labor during an emergency	1933	72	Christgau	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	545	Committee on the Judiciary
Amend article XVI of the Constitution of the United States, to allow the United States to tax income from State securities and allow States to tax income from United States securities	1933	72	Kunz	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	550	Committee on the Judiciary
Restricting the power of the State to tax money and debts	1933	72	Gillen	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	581	Committee on the Judiciary
Allow the United States to tax income from State securities and allow the States to tax income from United States securities	1933	72	Swanson	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	584	Committee on Ways and Means
Reducing the membership of the House of Representatives	1933	72	Kennedy	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	591	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the operation of the eighteenth amendment	1933	72	Kennedy	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	592	Committee on the Judiciary
Authorizing Congress to fix the price of unmanufactured food products	1933	72	Campbell	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	593	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to taxes on certain incomes	1933	72	Patman	Texas	House Joint Resolution	594	Committee on the Judiciary
Four-year terms for Representatives in Congress	1933	72	Christopherson	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	598	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
To provide for one term of 6 years for the President of the United States	1933	72	Christopherson	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	599	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
One term of 6 years for the President of the United States, and 4-year terms for Representatives in Congress	1933	72	Ramseyer	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	608	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Giving Congress the power to regulate hours of labor	1933	72	Lovett	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	610	Committee on the Judiciary
Provide for the method of amending the Constitution	1933	72	Thatcher	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	614	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposing a method of amending the Constitution by establishing constitutional majority rule	1933	72	Kelly	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	615	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1933	73	Townsend	Delaware	Senate Joint Resolution	1	Committee on the Judiciary
Permit the taxation of capital without apportionment among the States	1933	73	Long	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	3	Committee on the Judiciary
Rights of the States to regulate the employment of aliens	1933	73	Ashurst	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	6	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the taxation of income from securities	1933	73	Ashurst	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	7	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for national representation of the people of the District of Columbia	1933	73	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	9	Committee on the Judiciary
To exclude aliens in counting the whole number of persons in each State for apportionment of Representatives among the several States	1933	73	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	10	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for the taxation of income from securities	1933	73	Costigan	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	17	Committee on the Judiciary
States must have consent of Congress to charter a bank	1933	73	Gore	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	18	Committee on the Judiciary
Authorizing Congress to take private property for public use during time of war with or without compensation	1933	73	Dill	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	22	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibiting war	1933	73	Frazier	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	24	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to taxes on certain incomes	1933	73	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	25	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the popular election of President and Vice President of the United States	1933	73	Norris	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	29	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of the President and Vice President	1933	73	Coolidge	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	40	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the fixing of prices in time of war and the prevention of profiteering	1933	73	Vandenberg	Arkansas	Senate Joint Resolution	42	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect to the regulation of the business or commerce of insurance	1933	73	Robinson	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	51	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to election and qualification of judges	1933	73	Dill	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	58	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to taxation of securities	1933	73	Lonergan	Connecticut	Senate Joint Resolution	61	Committee on the Judiciary
To permit the taxation of securities	1934	73	Costigan	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	68	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the popular amendment of the Constitution	1934	73	Pope	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	69	Committee on the Judiciary
To permit the President to veto items in the appropriation bills	1934	73	McCarran	Nevada	Senate Joint Resolution	76	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to popular nominations of candidates for President and Vice President	1934	73	Steiwer	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	79	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for a referendum on the part of the States prior to the action of Congress with respect to declarations of war	1934	73	Nye	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	104	Committee (special) on Investigation of the Munitions Industry
Congress shall have the power to control the liquor traffic	1934	73	Sheppard	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	144	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1933	73	Ludlow	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	1	Committee on the Judiciary
Requiring submission of constitutional amendments to the direct vote of the people	1933	73	Gibson	Vermont	House Joint Resolution	12	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing that each State shall have at least two Representatives	1933	73	Griffin	New York	House Joint Resolution	13	Committee on the Judiciary
Requiring submission of constitutional amendments to the direct vote of the people	1933	73	Griffin	New York	House Joint Resolution	15	Committee on the Judiciary
To prevent profiteering during war	1933	73	McSwain	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	25	Committee on the Judiciary
To exclude aliens in counting the whole number of persons in each State for apportionment of Representatives among the several States	1933	73	Tarver	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	36	Committee on the Judiciary
To permit taxation of capital without apportionment among the States	1933	73	Montet	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	45	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing a method of amending the Constitution by establishing constitutional majority rule	1933	73	KElly	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	47	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to taxes on certain incomes	1933	73	Syder	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	55	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the taxation of income from securities	1933	73	PAtman	Texas	House Joint Resolution	68	Committee on the Judiciary
The House of Representatives shall be composed of not more than 300 Members	1933	73	Swank	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	78	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Draft property in any war emergency	1933	73	McKeown	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	87	Committee on the Judiciary
Fixing the term of office of the President and Vice President for a period of 6 years	1933	73	McLean	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	96	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
To limit conscription to service on the North American Continent except by a direct vote of the people	1933	73	Frear	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	125	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of the President and Vice President	1933	73	Lea	California	House Joint Resolution	136	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Conferring upon the Congress power to regulate the production and marketing of commodities and to prescribe minimum wages and maximum hours of labor during an emergency	1933	73	Kvale	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	139	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to courts, appointment of judges, their tenure and salaries	1933	73	Swank	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	144	Committee on the Judiciary
To authorize the Congress to reduce the daily period of time for which contracts of employment may be lawfully made	1933	73	Crosser	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	145	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to taxation of income derived from Federal and State securities	1933	73	Sanders	Texas	House Joint Resolution	146	Committee on the Judiciary
To permit taxation of income derived from Federal and State securities	1933	73	Treadway	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	153	Committee on Ways and Means
Permitting the President of the United States to disapprove or reduce any item or appropriation of any bill passed by Congress	1933	73	Hastings	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	154	Committee on the Judiciary
Granting power to the Congress in time of war to take property for military and nonmilitary purposes without payment of profit when conscripting persons for military or nonmilitary purposes	1933	73	O'Malley	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	155	Committee on the Judiciary
Authorizing Congress the power to restrict the income derived from capital	1933	73	Snyder	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	160	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to tenure and salary of judges	1933	73	Woodrum	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	164	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for national representation for the people of the District of Columbia	1933	73	Norton	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	169	Committee on the Judiciary
To insure to all citizens the equal protection of the laws and a fair trial when charged with crime	1933	73	Priest	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	171	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for the taxation of income from securities	1933	73	O'Malley	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	175	Committee on Ways and Means
To limit the wealth of individual citizens	1933	73	Lloyd	Washington	House Joint Resolution	178	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for the taxation of income from securities	1933	73	McFarlane	Texas	House Joint Resolution	184	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for the taxation of income from securities	1933	73	Disney	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	197	Committee on Ways and Means
Provides for the taxation of income from securities	1934	73	Mapes	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	211	Committee on the Judiciary
Limiting the term of service of judges of United States district courts	1934	73	Strong	Texas	House Joint Resolution	215	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide a referendum on the part of the States prior to the action of Congress with respect to declaration of war	1934	73	Frear	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	217	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for a referendum on the part of the States prior to the action of Congress with respect to declaration of war	1934	73	Frear	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	218	Committee on the Judiciary
To permit the taxation of securities	1934	73	Deen	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	219	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for the taxation of income from securities	1934	73	Sanders	Texas	House Joint Resolution	221	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for the taxation of income from securities	1934	73	Christianson	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	222	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for the taxation of income from securities	1934	73	Chase	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	225	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for the taxation of income from securities	1934	73	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	239	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for the taxation of income from securities	1934	73	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	240	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for the taxation of income from securities	1934	73	Fish	New York	House Joint Resolution	268	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for the taxation of income from securities	1934	73	Stokes	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	269	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for the taxation of income from securities	1934	73	Dowell	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	274	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for approval by the people of declarations of war when the United States is not invaded, and prohibiting profiteering and providing for the drafting of wealth in time of war	1934	73	Terrell	Texas	House Joint Resolution	283	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for the taxation of income from securities	1934	73	Disney	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	284	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for the taxation of income from securities	1934	73	Oliver	New York	House Joint Resolution	292	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for approval by the people of declarations of war?????	1934	73	Church	California	House Joint Resolution	297	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for the taxation of income from securities	1934	73	Oliver	New York	House Joint Resolution	305	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the popular amendment to the Constitution by duly elected conventions	1934	73	Bailey	Texas	House Joint Resolution	307	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for approval by the people of declarations of war	1934	73	Frear	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	313	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for a referendum on the part of the States prior to the action of Congress with respect to declarations of war	1934	73	Frear	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	321	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the initiative of legislative measures by elections	1934	73	Lemke	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	356	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to equal rights for men and women	1935	74	Townsend	Delaware	Senate Joint Resolution	1	Committee on the Judiciary
To permit the taxation of securities	1935	74	Costigan	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	2	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowering Congress to regulate hours and conditions of labor and to establish minimum wages in any employment and to regulate production, industry, business, trade, and commerce to prevent unfair methods and practices therein	1935	74	Costigan	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	3	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for the taxation of income from securities	1935	74	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	5	Committee on the Judiciary
To prohibit war	1935	74	Frazier	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	6	Committee on the Judiciary
To give the people of the United States the power to veto a declaration of war by Congress	1935	74	Logan	Kentucky	Senate Joint Resolution	7	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the fixing of prices in time of war and the preventing of profiteering	1935	74	Vandenberg	Michigan	Senate Joint Resolution	10	Special Committee on the Munitions Investigation
Providing for national representation for the people of the District of Columbia	1935	74	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	12	Committee on the Judiciary
Changing article V by providing for the popular amendment of the Constitution	1935	74	Pope	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	15	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the restrictions on the employment of aliens	1935	74	Ashurst	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	17	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to taxes on certain incomes (nontaxable securities)	1935	74	Ashurst	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	18	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to popular nominations of candidates for President and Vice President	1935	74	Steiwer	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	19	Committee on the Judiciary
Aliens shall be excluded from the count of whole number of person in each State in apportioning Representatives	1935	74	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	40	Committee on the Judiciary
To repeal the twenty-first amendment to the Constitution, thereby prohibiting the sale of intoxicating liquors	1935	74	Sheppard	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	44	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibiting the manufacture, sale, or transportation of alcoholic liquors	1935	74	Sheppard	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	45	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the ratification of treaties by a majority vote of the United States Senate	1935	74	Pope	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	52	Committee on the Judiciary
To authorize the Congress of the United States to legislate concerning industrial disputes and production control	1936	74	Logan	Kentucky	Senate Joint Resolution	285	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposing a change in the method of amending the Constitution of the United States	1936	74	Schwellenbach	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	286	Committee on the Judiciary
To restrict the application of section 1 of article XIV of the Constitution of the United States	1936	74	Lewis	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	208	Committee on the Judiciary
Sale and marketing of agricultural commodities	1936	74	Nye	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	221	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the aid of agriculture	1936	74	McAdoo	California	Senate Joint Resolution	225	Committee on the Judiciary
Designating farmers' and workers' rights	1936	74	Benson	Minnesota	Senate Joint Resolution	249	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to disapproval of items in general appropriation bills	1936	74	Vandenberg	Michigan	Senate Joint Resolution	281	Committee on the Judiciary
Congress shall have power to make laws to regulate agriculture, commerce, industry, and labor	1936	74	Ashurst	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	285	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to taxation of income derived from securities	1935	74	Lonergan	Connecticut		199	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to equal rights for men and women	1935	74	Ludlow	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	1	Committee on the Judiciary
To exclude aliens in counting the whole number of persons in each State for apportionment of Representatives among the several States	1935	74	Tarver	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	4	Committee on the Judiciary
Granting power to the Congress in time of war to take property for military and nonmilitary purposes without payment of profit when conscripting persons for military or nonmilitary purposes	1935	74	O'Malley	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	13	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowering Congress to provide for the payment of pensions of superannuated citizens	1935	74	Dobbins	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	29	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for a term of 4 years for Representatives in Congress	1935	74	Vinson	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	32	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Giving the House of Representatives coordinate power in ratification of treaties	1935	74	Griffin	New York	House Joint Resolution	33	Committee on the Judiciary
Requiring submission of constitutional amendments to the direct vote of the people	1935	74	Griffin	New York	House Joint Resolution	34	Committee on the Judiciary
To reduce the daily period of time for which contracts of employment may be lawfully made	1935	74	Crosser	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	48	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to taxes on income derived from certain securities	1935	74	Mapes	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	49	Committee on the Judiciary
Fixing the terms of 4 years for Representatives in Congress	1935	74	Duncan	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	50	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Fixing the terms of 4 years for Representatives in Congress	1935	74	Deen	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	51	Committee on the Judiciary
To give Congress the power to lay and collect taxes on income derived from securities	1935	74	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	52	Committee on the Judiciary
To give the power to lay and collect taxes on income derived from securities to Congress	1935	74	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	53	Committee on the Judiciary
Conferring upon the Congress power to regulate the production and marketing of commodities, and to prescribe minimum wage and maximum hours of labor during an emergency	1935	74	Kvale	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	55	Committee on the Judiciary
Granting power to the Congress of the United States to levy and collect a tax on the income of securities	1935	74	O'Malley	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	56	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowering the United States and the several States to lay and collect taxes upon income derived from certain securities	1935	74	Christianson	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	57	Committee on the Judiciary
Doing away with the tax-exempt feature of future issues of Federal, State, and municipal bonds	1935	74	Treadway	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	66	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the election of President and Vice President	1935	74	Lea	California	House Joint Resolution	67	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
With respect to the declaration of war, and the taking of property for public use in time of war	1935	74	Ludlow	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	89	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to taxing certain incomes	1935	74	McFarlane	Texas	House Joint Resolution	98	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowering the United States and the several States to lay and collect taxes upon income derived from certain securities	1935	74	Fish	New York	House Joint Resolution	101	Committee on the Judiciary
Asking for a referendum on war	1935	74	Fish	New York	House Joint Resolution	108	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the initiative of legislative measures by electors	1935	74	Lemke	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	110	Committee on the Judiciary
Granting power to tax income derived from tax-exempt securities	1935	74	Disney	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	124	Committee on the Judiciary
Granting power to tax income derived from tax-exempt securities	1935	74	Biermann	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	126	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to taxes on certain incomes	1935	74	Snyder	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	128	Committee on the Judiciary
Granting power to Congress to limit the wealth of individual citizens	1935	74	Lloyd	Washington	House Joint Resolution	149	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect to the declaration of war and the taking of property for public use in time of war	1935	74	Ludlow	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	159	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect to the declaration of war and the taking of property for public use in time of war	1935	74	Ludlow	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	167	Committee on the Judiciary
Fixing the term of Members of the House of Representatives at 4 years	1935	74	Houston	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	188	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Providing for proposing and ratifying amendments to the Constitution of the United States by the direct voice of the people	1935	74	Dunn	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	196	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to equal rights for men and women	1935	74	Dunn	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	238	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the terms of the President and Vice President	1935	74	Crowther	New York	House Joint Resolution	251	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Limiting the decisions of the courts of the several States and of the United States relative to legislative acts of????? the Congress of the United States	1935	74	Ramsay	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	277	Committee on the Judiciary
Defining the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court over questions involving the constitutional powers of the Congress	1935	74	Dobbins	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	287	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibiting decisions of the Federal courts of the United States relative to legislative acts of the Congress of the United States	1935	74	Hill	Washington	House Joint Resolution	296	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowering the Congress to regulate hours and conditions of labor and to establish minimum wages in any employment, and to regulate minimum wages in any employment, and to regulate production, industry, business, trade, and commerce and to prevent unfair methods and practices therein	1935	74	Keller	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	304	Committee on the Judiciary
Congress shall have power to make all laws which in its judgment shall be necessary to provide for the general welfare of the people	1935	74	Keller	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	316	Committee on the Judiciary
Requiring the Supreme Court to render an opinion upon the constitutionality of acts of Congress	1935	74	Tolan	California	House Joint Resolution	317	Committee on the Judiciary
The Congress shall have power by laws uniform in their geographical operation to regulate commerce, business, industry, finance, banking, insurance, manufacturers, transportation, agriculture and the production of natural resources	1935	74	Wood	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	323	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to Supreme Court's decision on constitutionality of acts of Congress	1935	74	Maas	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	344	Committee on the Judiciary
To authorize taxation of income derived from Federal and State securities	1935	74	Maas	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	371	Committee on the Judiciary
Requiring the Supreme Court to render advisory opinions upon the constitutionality of acts of Congress whenever so requested by the President, or by at least one-third of the House of Congress	1935	74	Hobbs	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	374	Committee on the Judiciary
To establish the civil-service merit principle more firmly in the Federal Government in the interest of efficiency and honesty in government	1935	74	Hoeppel	California	House Joint Resolution	378	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the initiative of legislative measures by electors	1936	74	Lemke	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	421	Committee on the Judiciary
Fixing the term of 6 years for a President of the United States, and for other purposes	1936	74	Fletcher	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	423	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
To give Congress power to legislate for agriculture	1936	74	Dickstein	New York	House Joint Resolution	429	Committee on the Judiciary
To give Congress power to legislate for agriculture and industry	1936	74	Marcantonio	New York	House Joint Resolution	440	Committee on the Judiciary
To give Congress power to lay and collect taxes, duties, imposts, and excises, to pay the debts and provide for the common defense and general welfare of the United States	1936	74	Ferguson	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	446	Committee on the Judiciary
Granting the Congress the power to regulate the production of any and all farm products and to buy and sell all such products as are capable of being stored for an indefinite period of time without material deterioration	1936	74	Hobbs	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	454	Committee on the Judiciary
National representation for the people of the District of Columbia	1936	74	Norton	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	461	Committee on the Judiciary
No court shall have the power to set aside as unconstitutional any law passed by the Congress of the United States	1936	74	Scott	California	House Joint Resolution	462	Committee on the Judiciary
Conferring authority upon Congress to legislate for the economic welfare of the United States	1936	74	Pierce	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	471	Committee on the Judiciary
Direct proportional primaries to nominate candidates for President and Vice President	1936	74	Binderup	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	500	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Submitting certain judgments of the Supreme Court to the people	1936	74	Buckler	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	509	Committee on the Judiciary
To restrict the application of section 1 of amendment XIV of the Constitution of the United States	1936	74	McKeough	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	520	Committee on the Judiciary
To prohibit war	1936	74	Marcantonio	New York	House Joint Resolution	528	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to taxation of income derived from certain securities	1936	74	Snyder	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	530	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, to permit the President of the United States to disapprove or reduce any item or appropriation of any bill passed by Congress	1936	74	Citron	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	552	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing that any law held unconstitutional by the Supreme Court shall be valid if approved by electorate or reenacted by Congress	1936	74	Zioncheck	Washington	House Joint Resolution	565	Committee on the Judiciary
To prevent the receipt of compensation for service, speech, or debate by Members of either House of Congress by amending the first paragraph of section 6 of article I of the Constitution	1936	74	Hancock	New York	House Joint Resolution	572	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide that all judges of district courts of the United States and of the circuit courts of appeals shall be chosen by popular vote of the electors of each district	1936	74	Cannon	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	574	Committee on the Judiciary
Congress shall have power to lay and collect taxes on income derived from securities issued, etc	1936	74	Citron	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	576	Committee on the Judiciary
To limit the public debt in the United States in peace-time on a basis of population in each decennial census to twenty billions of dollars on a basis of the census of 1930	1936	74	Knutson	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	579	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to taxing of incomes	1936	74	Ellenbogen	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	598	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowering Congress to regulate hours and conditions of labor and to establish minimum wages in any employment, and to regulate production in industry business, trade, and commerce to prevent unfair methods and practices	1936	74	Martin	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	617	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowering each State to fix minimum rates of wages of women and minors employed in industry	1936	74	Fish	New York	House Joint Resolution	618	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowering each State to fix minimum rates of wages of persons employed in industry	1936	74	Fish	New York	House Joint Resolution	620	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowering Congress to regulate minimum wages and maximum hours of employment of all persons-adults, women, or minors	1936	74	Pettengill	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	621	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit President to veto individual items	1936	74	Dirksen	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	622	Committee on the Judiciary
Permit the President to disapprove or reduce any item of any appropriation bill passed by Congress	1936	74	Luckey	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	623	Committee on the Judiciary
To give Congress power to make laws regulating agriculture, commerce, industry, and labor	1936	74	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	629	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposed amendment to be known as the Human Rights Amendment	1936	74	Amlie	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	637	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1937	75	Townsend	Delaware	Senate Joint Resolution	1	Committee on the Judiciary
President and Vice President, term of office, and election (6 yrs)	1937	75	Burke	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	2	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bill, disapproval of separate items	1937	75	McCarran	Nevada	Senate Joint Resolution	4	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing of income derived from State and Federal securities	1937	75	Lonergan	Connecticut	Senate Joint Resolution	5	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, disapproval of separate items	1937	75	Vandenberg	Michigan	Senate Joint Resolution	6	Committee on the Judiciary
President and Vice President popular nominations	1937	75	Steiwer	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	7	Committee on the Judiciary
General welfare of the United States, authorizing Congress to legislate in regard to, and determine what is meant by	1937	75	Logan	Kentucky	Senate Joint Resolution	8	Committee on the Judiciary
War, prohibiting	1937	75	Frazier	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	9	Committee on the Judiciary
War, power of Congress to declare	1937	75	Nye	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	10	Committee on the Judiciary
Agricultural commodities, sale and marketing	1937	75	Nye	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	11	Committee on the Judiciary
National representation for the people of the District of Columbia	1937	75	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	13	Committee on the Judiciary
Constitution, providing for popular amendment	1937	75	Pope	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	22	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing incomes derived from securities issued and from salaries and fees paid by or under the authority of the United States or any State	1937	75	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	25	Committee on the Judiciary
Constitutional amendments, ratification by popular election	1937	75	Lonergan	Connecticut	Senate Joint Resolution	26	Committee on the Judiciary
Regulate the manufacture, sale, and transportation of alcoholic beverages; repeal the twenty-first amendment	1937	75	Sheppard	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	34	Committee on the Judiciary
Regulate the manufacture, sale, and transportation of alcoholic beverages; repeal the twenty-first amendment	1937	75	Sheppard	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	35	Committee on the Judiciary
Aliens, exclude in counting the whole number of persons in each State for apportionment of Representatives among the several States	1937	75	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	40	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1937	75	Townsend	Delaware	Senate Joint Resolution	65	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to judicial powers of the United States, and to the retirement of judges of both the Supreme and inferior courts.	1937	75	Ellender	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	77	Committee on the Judiciary
Laws held unconstitutional by the Supreme Court, if reenacted by Congress shall be valid	1937	75	Bone	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	80	Committee on the Judiciary
Tenure in office and compensation of judges of te Supreme and inferior courts	circa 1937	75	Burke	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	86	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal the fourteenth amendment	1937	75	Borah	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	92	Committee on the Judiciary
Supreme Court, two-thirds vote necessary before a law can be ruled unconstitutional	1937	75	O'Mahoney	Wyoming	Senate Joint Resolution	98	Committee on the Judiciary
Judicial powers as set up in the Constitution	1937	75	Andrews	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	100	Committee on the Judiciary
Federal judges, term of office and taxation of income	1937	75	Norris	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	103	Committee on the Judiciary
Child labor, prohibit	1937	75	Borah	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	112	Committee on the Judiciary
Child labor, prohibit	1937	75	Vandenberg	Michigan	Senate Joint Resolution	116	Committee on the Judiciary
Agriculture, permit Congress to legislate for	1937	75	Bankhead	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	117	Committee on the Judiciary
Congress shall have the power to reenact, by a two-thirds majority of each House, any Federal law, the whole or any provision of which is declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court	1937	75	Bilbo	Mississippi	Senate Joint Resolution	118	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing incomes derived from securities issued by the United States or any State	1937	75	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	122	Committee on the Judiciary
War, providing for the requisition of property in time of	1937	75	Nye	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	124	Committee on the Judiciary
President and Vice President, relating to nomination	1937	75	Steiwer	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	131	Committee on the Judiciary
Constitutional, amendments, ratification by popular vote	1937	75	Norris	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	134	Committee on the Judiciary
Supreme Court, relating to the retirement of Federal judges	1937	75	McAdoo	California	Senate Joint Resolution	143	Committee on the Judiciary
Child labor, prohibit	1937	75	Vandenberg	Michigan	Senate Joint Resolution	144	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to taxes on certain securities and the income derived therefrom and on the compensation of officers and employees of the States and their political subdivisions	1937	75	Byrd	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	154	Committee on the Judiciary
President, limiting the tenure of office to two four-year terms	1937	75	Copeland	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	203	Committee on the Judiciary
Supreme Court, relative to the membership	1937	75	Connally	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	217	Committee on the Judiciary
War, proposing a referendum in the United States before declaring	1937	75	La Follette, Jr	Wisconsin	Senate Joint Resolution	218	Committee on the Judiciary
Homesteads providing for tax exemption	1937	75	Sheppard	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	220	Committee on the Judiciary
War and conscription of citizens for military duty abroad, providing for referendum before such can be done in the United States	1937	75	Clark	Missouri	Senate Joint Resolution	221	Committee on the Judiciary
War, power of Congress to declare	1937	75	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	223	Committee on the Judiciary
Marriage and divorce law	1937	75	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	234	Committee on the Judiciary
District of Columbia, republican form of government and representation in the Congress	1938	75	Lewis	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	246	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing of incomes derived from State and Federal securities	1938	75	Hitchcock	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	261	Committee on the Judiciary
War, referendum on	1938	75	La Follette, Jr	Wisconsin	Senate Joint Resolution	270	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1937	75	Ludlow	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	1	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing incomes derived from securities issued by the United States or any State	1937	75	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	2	Committee on the Judiciary
Aliens, exclude in counting the whole number of persons in each State for apportionment of Representatives among the several States	1937	75	Tarver	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	6	Committee on the Judiciary
President and Vice President, change the term of to 6 years and making them ineligible for reelection	1937	75	Culkin	New York	House Joint Resolution	7	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
President and Vice President, change the term of, to 6 years and making them ineligible for reelection	1937	75	Crowther	New York	House Joint Resolution	15	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Labor, empowering Congress to fix maximum hour and minimum wage laws, and to regulate production, industry, business, trade, and commerce to prevent unfair methods and practices therein	1937	75	Ford	California	House Joint Resolution	17	Committee on the Judiciary
Labor, empowering Congress to fix maximum hour and minimum wage laws, and to regulate production, industry, business, trade, and commerce to prevent unfair methods and practices therein	1937	75	Martin	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	18	Committee on the Judiciary
War, with respect to declaration and taking of property for public use in time of	1937	75	Ludlow	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	20	Committee on the Judiciary
To authorize the Congress to reduce the daily period of time for which contracts of employment may be lawfully made	1937	75	Crosser	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	23	Committee on the Judiciary
Representatives in Congress, fixing term to 4 years	1937	75	Vinson	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	26	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Providing for the initiative of legislation by electors	1937	75	Lemke	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	28	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing incomes derived from securities issued by the United States or any other State	1937	75	Dowell	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	29	Committee on the Judiciary
Labor - Empower each State with the right to fix minimum wages for women and minors employed in industry	1937	75	Fish	New York	House Joint Resolution	30	Committee on the Judiciary
War, national referendum	1937	75	Johnson	Texas	House Joint Resolution	33	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing incomes derived from securities issued by the United States or any other State	1937	75	Treadway	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	34	Committee on the Judiciary
Representatives in Congress, fixing term at 4 years	1937	75	Fletcher	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	36	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
President and Vice President change the term of office to 6 years and make them ineligible for reelection	1937	75	Fletcher	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	37	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Taxing incomes derived from securities issued by the United States or any other State	1937	75	Carter	California	House Joint Resolution	42	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing incomes derived from securities issued by the United States or any other State	1937	75	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	44	Committee on the Judiciary
Representatives in Congress, fixing term at 4 years	1937	75	Deen	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	53	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Representatives in Congress, fixing term at 4 years	1937	75	Fulmer	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	62	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
War, national referendum on	1937	75	Fish	New York	House Joint Resolution	63	Committee on the Judiciary
Congress, granting the power to regulate agriculture, commerce, industry, and labor	1937	75	Faddis	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	64	Committee on the Judiciary
President and Vice President, change the term of office to 6 years and make them ineligible for reelection	1937	75	McLean	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	68	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
President and Vice President, change the term of office to 6 years and make them ineligible for reelection	1937	75	Tinkham	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	70	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Representatives in Congress, fixing terms at 4 years	1937	75	Ducan	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	71	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Relative to disapproval of items in general appropriation bills	1937	75	Dirkson	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	72	Committee on the Judiciary
Granting power to Congress in time of war to take property for military and nonmilitary purposes without payment of profit when conscripting persons for military or nonmilitary purposes	1937	75	O'Malley	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	75	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing incomes derived from securities issued by the United States or any other State	1937	75	O'Malley	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	77	Committee on the Judiciary
Aliens, exclude in counting the whole number of persons in each State for apportionment of Representatives among the several States	1937	75	Guyer	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	82	Committee on the Judiciary
Congress, conferring power to legislate for social and economic welfare	1937	75	Pierce	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	93	Committee on the Judiciary
President and Vice PResident, change method of electing	1937	75	Rutherford	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	98	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Labor of women and children, grant Congress power to regulate	1937	75	Treadway	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	99	Committee on the Judiciary
Congress shall have power to lay and collect taxes, duties, imposts, and excises, which shall be uniform, to pay the debts and provide for the common defense	1937	75	Ferguson	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	103	Committee on the Judiciary
Judges of district and circuit courts shall be chosen by popular vote	1937	75	Cannon	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	109	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing incomes derived from securities issued by the United States or any other State	1937	75	Carlson	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	119	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing incomes derived from securities issued by the United States or any other State	1937	75	Biermann	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	123	Committee on the Judiciary
Supreme Court, requiring an opinion upon constitutionality of acts of Congress	1937	75	Tolan	California	House Joint Resolution	132	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing incomes derived from securities, forbid the issuance of tax-exempt	1937	75	Jones	Texas	House Joint Resolution	135	Committee on the Judiciary
Labor, empowering Congress to fix maximum hour and minimum wage laws	1937	75	Kvale	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	162	Committee on the Judiciary
Constitution, method of amending	1937	75	Barry	New York	House Joint Resolution	166	Committee on the Judiciary
Laws held unconstitutional by the Supreme Court may be deemed to be constitutional by a majority vote of the people or a two-thirds vote of each House of Congress	1937	75	Coffee	Washington	House Joint Resolution	190	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing incomes derived from securities issued?????by the United States or any other State	1937	75	Coffee	Washington	House Joint Resolution	192	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, disapproval of separate items	1937	75	Luckey	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	196	Committee on the Judiciary
War, drafting property for public use	1937	75	Ludlow	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	198	Committee on the Judiciary
War, provide for a referendum	1937	75	Ludlow	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	199	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing incomes derived from securities issued by the United States or any other State	1937	75	Mapes	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	201	Committee on the Judiciary
District of Columbia, granting representation in the House of Representatives, and participation in the election of President and Vice President	1937	75	Andrews	New York	House Joint Resolution	203	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Representatives in Congress, fixing term at 4 years	1937	75	Boren	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	211	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy of the United States shall be elected or chosen by the Congress of the United States	1937	75	Gray	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	216	Committee on the Judiciary
Supreme Court, granting specific powers to declare an act of Congress unconstitutional	1937	75	Maverick	Texas	House Joint Resolution	218	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing incomes derived from securities issued by the United States or any other State	1937	75	Lord	New York	House Joint Resolution	220	Committee on the Judiciary
President and Vice President, elected by a direct vote of the people	1937	75	Lea	California	House Joint Resolution	223	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Taxing incomes derived from securities issued by the United States or any other State	1937	75	Ellenbogen	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	225	Committee on the Judiciary
President and Vice President, popular nomination of candidates	1937	75	Pierce	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	230	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
District of Columbia, national representation in Congress	1937	75	Norton	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	232	Committee on the Judiciary
	1937	75	Gray	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	237	Committee on the Judiciary
Labor, grant to Congress power to regulate maximum hours and minimum wages, and working conditions in industry	1937	75	Case	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	238	Committee on the Judiciary
Indians, count in making apportionment in Representatives	1937	75	Case	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	239	Committee on the Judiciary
President and Vice President, method of election	1937	75	Johnson	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	241	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Constitution, declaring legislative powers therein shall not be considered as diminished by any implied limitation thereof	1937	75	Eicher	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	248	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing that any law held unconstitutional by the Supreme Court shall be valid if reenacted by Congress	1937	75	O'Malley	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	250	Committee on the Judiciary
General welfare (human rights) amendment	1937	75	Amlie	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	256	Committee on the Judiciary
Labor, granting Congress power to fix minimum wages and maximum hours	1937	75	Pettengill	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	258	Committee on the Judiciary
Supreme Court, fixing the number of Justices	1937	75	Treadway	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	265	Committee on the Judiciary
Prescribed fixed terms of office for judges of the Supreme and inferior courts	1937	75	Rankin	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	267	Committee on the Judiciary
President and Vice President, providing for election	1937	75	Boren	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	273	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Journal, method of keeping	1937	75	Kennedy	New York	House Joint Resolution	274	Committee on the Judiciary
Supreme Court, necessity for two-thirds of members to concur in declaring an act of Congress unconstitutional	1937	75	Fish	New York	House Joint Resolution	276	Committee on the Judiciary
Supreme Court, limiting power of Congress to increase number of members	1937	75	Culkin	New York	House Joint Resolution	277	Committee on the Judiciary
Supreme Court, necessity for two-thirds of members to concur in declaring an act of Congress unconstitutional	1937	75	Fish	New York	House Joint Resolution	286	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing incomes derived from securities issued by the United States or any State	1937	75	Knutson	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	287	Committee on the Judiciary
Supreme Court, fix membership, provide for retirement, and prescribe the vote by which the judges may hold a law unconstitutional	1937	75	Bulwinkle	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	293	Committee on the Judiciary
Supreme Court, fix the number of judges, provide for their retirement, and require a two-thirds vote to concur in declaring an act of Congress unconstitutional	1937	75	Case	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	303	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the power of Federal and State courts to pass on the constitutionality of certain Federal statutes	1937	75	Dunn	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	305	Committee on the Judiciary
Supreme Court, fix the membership, provide for retirement of Justices, and defining power in the matter of nullifying acts of Congress	1937	75	Daly	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	307	Committee on the Judiciary
Child labor, prohibiting	1937	75	Fish	New York	House Joint Resolution	308	Committee on the Judiciary
Supreme Court, fix the membership at nine	1937	75	Dondero	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	312	Committee on the Judiciary
House of Representatives, confirmation power equal to that of the Senate	1937	75	Cannon	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	318	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing incomes derived from securities issued by the United States or any State	1937	75	Cochran	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	320	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing compensation of Federal and State officers or employees	1937	75	Lord	New York	House Joint Resolution	324	Committee on the Judiciary
Constitutional amendment, method of ratification	1937	75	Thomas	Texas	House Joint Resolution	327	Committee on the Judiciary
President and Vice President, nomination of candidates	1937	75	Pierce	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	328	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Taxing of compensation of Federal and State officers or employees	1937	75	Lord	New York	House Joint Resolution	329	Committee on the Judiciary
Supreme Court, two-thirds of members to concur in ruling an act of Congress invalid	1937	75	Fish	New York	House Joint Resolution	333	Committee on the Judiciary
Child labor, prohibit	1937	75	Barry	New York	House Joint Resolution	354	Committee on the Judiciary
Supreme Court, relating to tenure in office and compensation of judges; requiring seven members to concur in declaring an act of Congress invalid	1937	75	Ferguson	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	360	Committee on the Judiciary
Supreme Court, requiring the concurrence of seven members to hold an act of Congress unconstitutional	1937	75	Gray	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	372	Committee on the Judiciary
Supreme Court Justices, fix term at 9 years	1937	75	Gray	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	373	Committee on the Judiciary
Agriculture and industry, regulation and control	1937	75	Gray	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	374	Committee on the Judiciary
Supreme Court Justices, to fix the number and tenure of office	1937	75	Gearhart	California	House Joint Resolution	383	Committee on the Judiciary
Child labor, prohibiting	1937	75	White	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	399	Committee on the Judiciary
Act of Congress held unconstitutional by Supreme Court shall be valid if reenacted by Congress	1937	75	O'Malley	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	404	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing incomes derived from securities issued by the United States or any State	1937	75	Snyder	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	419	Committee on the Judiciary
President and Vice President, providing for direct proportional primaries to nominate candidates	1937	75	Binderup	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	422	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Taxing of incomes derived from securities issued by the United States or any other State	1937	75	Mapes	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	427	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing of incomes derived from securities issued by the United States or any other State	1937	75	Ellenbogen	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	441	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing of incomes derived from securities issued by the United States or any other State	1937	75	Dowell	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	443	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing of incomes derived from securities issued by the United States or any other State	1947	75	Ellenbogen	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	444	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit the President to disapprove any item	1937	75	Citron	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	469	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit the President to disapprove any item	1937	75	Citron	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	470	Committee on the Judiciary
Representatives in Congress, providing for term of 4 years	1937	75	Ellenbogen	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	492	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Supreme Court, justices, fixing tenure of office	1937	75	Boren	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	496	Committee on the Judiciary
War and conscription, referendum	1937	75	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	498	Committee on the Judiciary
War, referendum	1937	75	Eicher	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	502	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing of incomes derived from State and Federal securities	1937	75	Sheppard	California	House Joint Resolution	512	Committee on the Judiciary
Representatives in Congress, fix the term of office at 4 years	1937	75	Taylor	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	514	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Appropriations, permitting the President of the United States to disapprove or reduce any item or appropriation of any bill passed in Congress	1937	75	Taylor	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	515	Committee on the Judiciary
Farm products, granting Congress the power to regulate the production of any and all, and to buy and sell all such products as are capable of being stored for an indefinite period of time without material deterioration	1937	75	Hobbs	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	518	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing of incomes derived from State and Federal securities and salaries	1937	75	Smith	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	521	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing incomes derived from State and Federal securities	1937	75	Snyder	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	545	Committee on the Judiciary
War, making any loans or renewals to the Government or national of any nation engaged in armed conflict illegal, unless the United States is engaged in such conflict as an ally of such nation	1938	75	Collins	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	548	Committee on the Judiciary
War, Congress shall have the power to confiscate private property without compensation in time of	1938	75	Collins	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	549	Committee on the Judiciary
War, national referendum before Congress can declare	1938	75	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	553	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriations, relative to disapproval of items in general	1938	75	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	555	Committee on the Judiciary
Marriage and divorce laws, uniform	1938	75	Dickstein	New York	House Joint Resolution	558	Committee on the Judiciary
District of Columbia, provide for the republican form of government and representation in Congress	1938	75	Randolph	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	564	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing a referendum on a certain method of waging warfare	1938	75	Magnuson	Washington	House Joint Resolution	565	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibit drafting citizens for conscripted military service on foreign soil	1938	75	Bigelow	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	569	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing incomes derived from securities and incomes of State and Federal governments	1938	75	Healey	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	570	Committee on the Judiciary
War, require referendum to declare and draft citizens and aliens for military purposes	1938	75	Fish	New York	House Joint Resolution	576	Committee on the Judiciary
No citizen or corporation of the United States shall make any gift, pledge, or loan of money, or credit directly or indirectly, to the government or any national of any nation engaged in armed conflict, unless the United States is an ally	1938	75	Collins	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	600	Committee on the Judiciary
No money, property, or credit of the United States shall be donated, pledged, or loaned to a nation engaged in war	1938	75	Collins	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	601	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing incomes derived from State and Federal securities	1938	75	Wearin	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	603	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing incomes derived from State and Federal securities	1938	75	Boehne, Jr	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	604	Committee on the Judiciary
Representatives in Congress fixing the terms of 4 years	1938	75	Collins	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	624	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Prohibit the appointment of Members of Congress to any official position in the judicial and/or executive departments of the Government during their term of office	1938	75	Gray	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	643	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing incomes derived from State and Federal securities	1938	75	Culkin	New York	House Joint Resolution	648	Committee on the Judiciary
Drunkenness in the United States and all Territories thereof is prohibited	1938	75	Smith	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	661	Committee on the Judiciary
Admission of residents of the District of Columbia to the status of citizens of a State	1938	75	Sirovich	New York	House Joint Resolution	674	Committee on the Judiciary
Neither the Federal Government nor any State, county, city, town, village, nor other civil division shall use its property, credit, or money to aid any religious institution except through the remission of taxes	1938	75	Robsion	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	706	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal the sixteenth amendment and imposing a maximum rate of 25 percent on income, inheritance, and gift taxes	1938	75	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	722	Committee on the Judiciary
Requiring referendum before declaration of war or conscription	1939	76	Clark	Missouri	Senate Joint Resolution	4	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1939	76	Townsend, Jr	Delaware	Senate Joint Resolution	7	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit item veto by the President	1939	76	Vandenberg	Michigan	Senate Joint Resolution	12	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the Judiciary and to the compensation and retirement of justices and judges	1939	76	Andrews	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	14	Committee on the Judiciary
Presidential term, restricted to one 6-year term	1939	76	Burke	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	15	Committee on the Judiciary
Congress shall have the power to regulate the sale and marketing of agricultural commodities	1939	76	Nye	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	22	Committee on the Judiciary
Requisition of property in time of war	1939	76	Nye	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	23	Committee on the Judiciary
Declaring war to be illegal	1939	76	Frazier	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	25	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxation of income derived from securities	1939	76	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	26	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal of the twenty-first amendment relating to the manufacture, sale, or transportation of intoxicating liquors	1939	76	Sheppard	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	28	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal of the twenty-first amendment relating to the manufacture, sale, or transportation of intoxicating liquors	1939	76	Sheppard	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	29	Committee on the Judiciary
Congress to have power to limit and prohibit child labor	1939	76	Vandenberg	Michigan	Senate Joint Resolution	30	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for national representation for the people of the District of Columbia	1939	76	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	35	Committee on the Judiciary
Permit Congress to enact uniform marriage and divorce laws	1939	76	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	44	Committee on the Judiciary
To exclude aliens in counting population for apportionment of Representatives among the several states	1939	76	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	54	Committee on the Judiciary
Congress shall have power to levy taxes for old-age assistance	1939	76	Andrews	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	79	Committee on the Judiciary
War, referendum on	1939	76	La Follette, Jr	Wisconsin	Senate Joint Resolution	84	Committee on the Judiciary
Homesteads, exemption from taxation, up to $5000 value	1939	76	Sheppard	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	88	Committee on the Judiciary
Congress shall have power to levy taxes for old age assistance	1939	76	Andrews	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	116	Committee on the Judiciary
Congress shall have power to levy taxes for old age assistance	1939	76	Lodge, Jr	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	125	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the power of Congress to declare war	1939	76	Wiley	Wisconsin	Senate Joint Resolution	140	Committee on the Judiciary
Limit President and Vice President to one 6-year term	1939	76	Wiley	Wisconsin	Senate Joint Resolution	141	Committee on the Judiciary
Congress shall have power to levy taxes for old age assistance	1939	76	Lundeen	Minnesota	Senate Joint Resolution	142	Committee on the Judiciary
Congress shall have power to levy taxes for old age assistance	1939	76	Andrews	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	145	Committee on the Judiciary
Presidential nominees, manner of selecting	1939	76	Wheeler	Montana	Senate Joint Resolution	147	Committee on the Judiciary
Congress shall have power to levy taxes for old age assistance	1939	76	Lundeen	Minnesota	Senate Joint Resolution	150	Committee on the Judiciary
To deprive Congress of its power to regulate intrastate commerce with the Indian tribes	1940	76	Frazier	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	237	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing national representation for the people of the District of Columbia	1940	76	King	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	288	Committee on the Judiciary
Presidential terms, limiting to two	1940	76	Bridges	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	289	Committee on the Judiciary
Presidential terms, limiting to two	1940	76	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	303	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to taxes on income, inheritances, and gifts	1939	76	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	1	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1939	76	Ludlow	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	2	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxes on Government securities	1939	76	Dowell	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	6	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the initiative of legislative measures by electors	1939	76	Lemke	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	9	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxes on certain incomes	1939	76	Cochran	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	21	Committee on the Judiciary
Judges of Federal courts, determining the number, tenure in office, compensation and power to nullify acts of Congress	1939	76	Daly	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	22	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1939	76	Kennedy	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	25	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1939	76	Guyer	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	27	Committee on the Judiciary
Provide for national representative in Congress for the District of Columbia	1939	76	Randolph	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	32	Committee on the Judiciary
Aliens, exclude in the counting for apportionment of Representatives	1939	76	Tarver	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	37	Committee on the Judiciary
War, relative to power of Congress to declare	1939	76	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	38	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing of income from governmental securities	1939	76	Culkin	New York	House Joint Resolution	39	Committee on the Judiciary
Changing the term of President and Vice President from 4 to 6 years and making them ineligible for re-election	1939	76	Culkin	New York	House Joint Resolution	40	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Justices of the Supreme Court, limiting the power of Congress to increase	1939	76	Culkin	New York	House Joint Resolution	41	Committee on the Judiciary
Changing the term of President and Vice President from 4 to 6 years and making them ineligible for re-election	1939	76	Crowther	New York	House Joint Resolution	43	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Relative to taxes on certain incomes	1939	76	Boehne, Jr	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	48	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing of income derived from governmental securities or salaries	1939	76	Smith	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	49	Committee on the Judiciary
Changing the term of President and Vice President from 4 to 6 years and making them ineligible for re-election	1939	76	McLean	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	50	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Representatives in Congress, fixing terms at 4 years	1939	76	Collins	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	52	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Money, property, or credit not to be loaned to nations engaged in war unless an ally of the United States	1939	76	Collins	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	53	Committee on the Judiciary
No citizen or corporation shall make any gift, pledge or loan to any nation engaged in war unless an ally of the United States	1939	76	Collins	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	54	Committee on the Judiciary
Private property, confiscation by Government in time of war	1939	76	Collins	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	55	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibit renewal of loans to any nation engaged in war unless an ally of the United States	1939	76	Collins	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	56	Committee on the Judiciary
Income from governmental salaries, taxing	1939	76	Mapes	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	59	Committee on the Judiciary
Income from governmental salaries, taxing	1939	76	Mapes	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	60	Committee on the Judiciary
Income from governmental salaries, taxing	1939	76	Snyder	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	61	Committee on the Judiciary
Representatives in Congress, fixing terms at 4 years	1939	76	Taylor	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	64	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Referendum before conscription of men for military service outside the United States	1939	76	Magnuson	Washington	House Joint Resolution	66	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for national representation for the people of the District of Columbia	1939	76	Norton	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	71	Committee on the Judiciary
Permitting the President to either veto or reduce items in appropriation acts	1939	76	Taylor	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	72	Committee on the Judiciary
Justices of the Supreme Court, fix the number	1939	76	Dondero	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	75	Committee on the Judiciary
Granting Congress regulatory powers over production of farm products	1939	76	Hobbs	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	84	Committee on the Judiciary
War, provide for a referendum on	1939	76	Ludlow	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	89	Committee on the Judiciary
Requiring a referendum before drafting citizens and aliens for military service overseas	1939	76	Fish	New York	House Joint Resolution	94	Committee on the Judiciary
Child labor, prohibiting	1939	76	Barry	New York	House Joint Resolution	104	Committee on the Judiciary
Income from governmental securities taxing	1939	76	Knutson	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	106	Committee on the Judiciary
Citizenship for the residents of the District of Columbia	1939	76	Sirovich	New York	House Joint Resolution	107	Committee on the Judiciary
Income from governmental salaries and securities, taxing	1939	76	Sheppard	California	House Joint Resolution	143	Committee on the Judiciary
Incomes from governmental securities, taxing	1939	76	Kean	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	155	Committee on the Judiciary
Presidential terms, limiting to two 4-year terms	1939	76	McLeod	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	157	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Congress shall have power to levy taxes for old-age assistance	1939	76	Hendricks	Florida	House Joint Resolution	186	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing of salaries received by State and Federal employees	1939	76	Lewis	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	205	Committee on the Judiciary
Referendum before conscription of men for military service outside of the Western Hemisphere	1939	76	Ludlow	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	206	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for national representation for the people of the District of Columbia	1939	76	Sumners	Texas	House Joint Resolution	257	Committee on the Judiciary
Congress shall have power to levy taxes for old-age assistance	1939	76	Hendricks	Florida	House Joint Resolution	269	Committee on the Judiciary
Congress shall have power to levy taxes for old-age assistance	1939	76	Brewster	Maine	House Joint Resolution	270	Committee on the Judiciary
Incomes from governmental securities, taxing	1939	76	Thorkelson	Montana	House Joint Resolution	281	Committee on the Judiciary
Congress shall have power to levy taxes for old-age assistance	1939	76	Angell	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	284	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for national representation for the people of the District of Columbia	1939	76	Kennedy	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	287	Committee on the Judiciary
Army raised by conscription to be used for defense purposes only	1939	76	Case	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	299	Committee on the Judiciary
Redefining due-process clause of the Constitution	1939	76	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	300	Committee on the Judiciary
Limiting Presidential tenure to one 6-year term	1939	76	Angell	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	312	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Nomination of candidates for President and Vice President	1939	76	Pierce	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	313	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Congress shall have power to levy taxes for old-age assistance	1939	76	Angell	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	317	Committee on the Judiciary
To repeal the seventeenth amendment	1939	76	Thorkelson	Montana	House Joint Resolution	331	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Prohibiting Federal Government from engaging in competition with private business	1939	76	Crowther	New York	House Joint Resolution	359	Committee on the Judiciary
Requiring appropriation bills to originate in the House of Representatives	1939	76	Lambertson	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	379	Committee on the Judiciary
Congress shall have the power to provide for convening extra or special session	1939	76	Hancock	New York	House Joint Resolution	395	Committee on the Judiciary
Congress to regulate or prohibit child labor	1940	76	White	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	462	Committee on the Judiciary
President shall be limited to two terms in office	1940	76	Hall	New York	House Joint Resolution	481	Committee on the Judiciary
President shall be limited to two terms in office	1940	76	Knutson	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	524	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
To abolish the electoral college and provide for the election of the President and Vice President, by direct vote of the people	1940	76	Lea	California	House Joint Resolution	579	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Taxing incomes derived from securities issued by the United States or any State	1941	77	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	6	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights to men and women	1941	77	Gillette	Iowa	Senate Joint Resolution	8	Committee on the Judiciary
Child labor, prohibit?????	1941	77	Vandenberg	Michigan	Senate Joint Resolution	11	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowering the President to disapprove certain items in an appropriation bill without vetoing entire bill	1941	77	Vandenberg	Michigan	Senate Joint Resolution	12	Committee on the Judiciary
President and Vice President limiting term to six years	1941	77	Wiley	Wisconsin	Senate Joint Resolution	13	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to limiting the terms of President of the United States	1941	77	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	15	Committee on the Judiciary
War, empowering Congress to declare	1941	77	Wiley	Wisconsin	Senate Joint Resolution	17	Committee on the Judiciary
Liquors, to prohibit the manufacture, sale, and transportation of intoxicating liquors	1941	77	Sheppard	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	20	Committee on the Judiciary
Liquors, to prohibit the manufacture, sale, and transportation of intoxicating liquors	1941	77	Sheppard	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	21	Committee on the Judiciary
President and Vice President, to provide for the election by direct vote	1941	77	Lodge, Jr	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	33	Committee on the Judiciary
Aliens, exclude in counting the whole number of persons in each State for apportionment of Representatives among the several States	1941	77	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	34	Committee on the Judiciary
District of Columbia, granting representation in the Congress and participation in the election of President and Vice President	1941	77	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	35	Committee on the Judiciary
Uniform marriage and divorce laws, and legitimation of children	1941	77	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	36	Committee on the Judiciary
War, to provide for referendum on	1941	77	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	47	Committee on the Judiciary
Homesteads, provided for tax exemption for head of family up to $5,000	1941	77	Sheppard	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	54	Committee on the Judiciary
Legislation, the method of enacting; restricting to one subject	1941	77	Andrews	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	57	Committee on the Judiciary
Sex or marriage disqualification, removal of	1941	77	Lucas	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	72	Committee on the Judiciary
Right to Work, irrespective of union affiliations	1941	77	O'Daniel	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	106	Committee on the Judiciary
Dual citizenship, prohibiting	1942	77	Holman	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	163	Committee on the Judiciary
Vote, prohibit abridgment of right because of failure to pay poll or property tax	1942	77	O'Mahoney	Wyoming	Senate Joint Resolution	164	Committee on the Judiciary
Suffrage for citizens 18 years of age or older	1942	77	Vandenberg	Michigan	Senate Joint Resolution	166	Committee on the Judiciary
War, referendum on	1941	77	Ludlow	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	1	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights to men and women	1941	77	Ludlow	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	2	Committee on the Judiciary
Old-age assistance, providing for the levying of taxes	1941	77	Angell	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	3	Committee on the Judiciary
President and Vice President, limiting to term of 6 years.	1941	77	Angell	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	4	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
President and Vice President, limiting to term of 6 years.	1941	77	Crowther	New York	House Joint Resolution	9	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Business, prohibiting Government from competing with private enterprise, and wherever so engaged liquidation required within 5 years after ratification of this amendment	1941	77	Crowther	New York	House Joint Resolution	10	Committee on the Judiciary
Supreme Court Justices, limit power of Congress to increase number beyond 9	1941	77	Culkin	New York	House Joint Resolution	11	Committee on the Judiciary
President and Vice President, limiting to one term of 6 years	1941	77	Culkin	New York	House Joint Resolution	12	Committee on the Judiciary
Supreme Court Justices, fix the number of Justices at nine	1941	77	Dondero	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	13	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal right for men and women	1941	77	Guyer	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	16	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxation, to provide for taxing of income from securities by the State and Federal Governments	1941	77	Kean	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	19	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxation, to provide for the taxing of income from securities by the State and Federal Governments	1941	77	Snyder	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	27	Committee on the Judiciary
District of Columbia, to provide for national representation	1941	77	Summers	Texas	House Joint Resolution	28	Committee on the Judiciary
Aliens, exclude in counting the whole number of persons in each State for apportionment of Representatives among the several States	1941	77	Tarver	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	45	Committee on the Judiciary
President and Vice President limiting term to 6 years	1941	77	Tinkham	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	87	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Equal rights for men and women	1941	77	Jonkman	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	93	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxation, to provide for the taxing of income from securities by the State and Federal Governments	1941	77	Knutson	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	94	Committee on the Judiciary
President and Vice President, limited to two elective terms	1941	77	Knutson	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	96	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Vote, forbidding abridgment of right because of failure to pay poll or property tax	1941	77	Jennings, Jr.	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	112	Committee on the Judiciary
Aliens, exclude in counting the whole number of persons in each State for apportionment of Representatives among the several States	1941	77	Gilchrist	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	130	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the convening of extra or special sessions of Congress	1941	77	Hancock	New York	House Joint Resolution	138	Committee on the Judiciary
Treaty confirmation by a majority of the Senators and Representatives	1941	77	Cannon	Florida	House Joint Resolution	234	Committee on the Judiciary
Judges, relating to the removal of other than those appointed to the Supreme Court of the United States	1941	77	Keogh	New York	House Joint Resolution	252	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the judicial power of the United States and tenure of Federal judges	1942	77	Burdick	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	262	Committee on the Judiciary
Citizenship, United States, prohibiting to those born of parents either of whom is ineligible for naturalized citizenship at the time of such birth	1942	77	Anderson	California	House Joint Resolution	305	Committee on the Judiciary
Sexual disqualification, removal	1942	77	Sumner	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	337	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing the socially created value of land including all natural resources and intangible franchise rights	1942	77	Voorhis	California	House Joint Resolution	338	Committee on the Judiciary
Suffrage for citizens 18 years of age or older in all elections for Federal officers	1942	77	Wickersham	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	352	Committee on the Judiciary
Suffrage for citizens 18 years of age or older	1942	77	Randolph	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	354	Committee on the Judiciary
Suffrage for citizens 18 years of age or older	1942	77	Johnson	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	356	Committee on the Judiciary
Treaties, method of ratification	1942	77	Priest	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	360	Committee on the Judiciary
Representatives in Congress, providing for a term of 4 years	1942	77	Rich	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	367	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Vote, no abridgement of, because of failure to pay poll or property tax	1943	78	O'Mahoney	Wyoming	Senate Joint Resolution	2	Committee on the Judiciary
Work, freedom irrespective of union affiliations	1943	78	O'Daniel	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	4	Committee on the Judiciary
Child labor, prohibiting	1943	78	Vandenberg	Michigan	Senate Joint Resolution	5	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, to permit President to disapprove separate items without vetoing entire bill	1943	78	Vandenberg	Michigan	Senate Joint Resolution	6	Committee on the Judiciary
Suffrage for citizens 18 years of age or older	1943	78	Vandenberg	Michigan	Senate Joint Resolution	7	Committee on the Judiciary
To exclude aliens in counting the whole number of persons in each State for apportionment of Representatives among the several States	1943	78	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	15	Committee on the Judiciary
Aliens, exclude in counting the whole number of persons in each State for apportionment of Representatives among the several States	1943	78	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	20	Committee on the Judiciary
Uniform marriage and divorce laws	1943	78	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	24	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1943	78	Gillette	Iowa	Senate Joint Resolution	25	Committee on the Judiciary
District of Columbia, relating to representation in Congress	1943	78	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	33	Committee on the Judiciary
Treaty of confirmation by a majority vote of Senators	1943	78	Gillette	Iowa	Senate Joint Resolution	36	Committee on the Judiciary
Treaties not to become operative until confirmed by a majority of Senators	1943	78	Gillette	Iowa	Senate Joint Resolution	37	Committee on the Judiciary
Treaty confirmation by a majority of the Senators and Members of the House of Representatives	1943	78	Gillette	Iowa	Senate Joint Resolution	38	Committee on the Judiciary
Sex disqualifications, removal of	1943	78	Lucas	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	40	Committee on the Judiciary
To permit the taxation of capital without apportionment among the States	1943	78	Langer	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	51	Committee on the Judiciary
Treaties, empowering the President to frame by and with the consent of a majority of the Senators present	1943	78	Gillette	Iowa	Senate Joint Resolution	52	Committee on the Judiciary
President, limiting to two terms	1943	78	Bailey	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	65	Committee on the Judiciary
Bills or joint resolutions shall embrace but one subject	1943	78	Andrews	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	70	Committee on the Judiciary
President, Vice President, and Members of Congress, limiting tenure of office to 6 years and imposing other limitations	1943	78	O'Daniel	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	86	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriations for public-school purposes in the States, prohibiting Federal control of	1943	78	Andrews	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	88	Committee on the Judiciary
Suffrage for citizens 18 years of age or older	1943	78	Kilgore	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	89	Committee on the Judiciary
Fiscal matters, maintaining a balanced budget	1943	78	Tydings	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	97	Committee on Appropriations
Treaty confirmation by a majority of the Members of each House	1943	78	Pepper	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	102	Committee on the Judiciary
President, limiting to two terms and providing for nomination and election of President and Vice President by popular vote	1944	78	Langer	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	107	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to removal of the requirement for payment of poll tax	1944	78	Wherry	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	132	Committee on the Judiciary
President, limiting to two terms	1944	78	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	140	Committee on the Judiciary
Electoral college, abolishment of, and providing the procedure to be followed for the election of President and Vice President by popular vote	1944	78	Guffey	Pennsylvania	Senate Joint Resolution	143	Committee on the Judiciary
Electoral college, abolishment of, and providing the procedure to be followed for the election of President and Vice President by popular vote	1944	78	Bushfield	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	157	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxation, imposing limitation on, in time of war	1944	78	Reynolds	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	160	Committee on the Judiciary
President, limiting to two terms	1944	78	Willis	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	162	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1943	78	Ludlow	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	1	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the tenure of Federal judges	1943	78	Burdick	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	3	Committee on the Judiciary
Treaty confirmation by a majority vote of the Senators and Representatives	1943	78	Cannon	Florida	House Joint Resolution	6	Committee on the Judiciary
Suffrage for citizens 18 years of age or older	1943	78	Fish	New York	House Joint Resolution	8	Committee on the Judiciary
Federal judges, relating to the removal of other than those appointed to the Supreme Court of the United States	1943	78	Keogh	New York	House Joint Resolution	11	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1943	78	Guyer	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	18	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1943	78	Jonkman	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	20	Committee on the Judiciary
President and Vice President, limiting term of office to 6 years	1943	78	Angell	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	25	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Aliens, exclude in counting the whole number of persons in each State for apportionment of Representatives among the several States	1943	78	Tarver	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	29	Committee on the Judiciary
Treaties, relating to the method of ratification	1943	78	Priest	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	31	Committee on the Judiciary
Aliens, eliminating from basis of representation in Congress persons not citizens of the United States	1943	78	Gilchrist	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	32	Committee on the Judiciary
Suffrage for citizens 19 years of age or older	1943	78	Snyder	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	33	Committee on the Judiciary
Suffrage for persons 18 years of age in all elections for Federal officers	1943	78	Wickersham	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	34	Committee on the Judiciary
Suffrage for citizens 18 years of age or older	1943	78	Randolph	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	39	Committee on the Judiciary
Taxing income derived from securities	1943	78	Knutson	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	43	Committee on the Judiciary
Supreme Court Justices, to fix number of	1943	78	Dondero	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	45	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibiting the teaching of derogatory matter to citizens of the United States	1943	78	Voorhis	California	House Joint Resolution	61	Committee on the Judiciary
Treaties, method of ratification	1943	78	Hagen	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	64	Committee on the Judiciary
Suffrage for citizens 18 years of age or older	1943	78	Lane	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	71	Committee on the Judiciary
District of Columbia, empowering Congress to grant representation in Congress	1943	78	Sumners	Texas	House Joint Resolution	81	Committee on the Judiciary
President, limiting to two terms	1943	78	Gwynne	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	106	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
President, limiting to two elective terms	1943	78	Mason	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	107	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Vote, forbidding abridgment of right because of failure to pay poll or property tax	1943	78	Jennings, Jr.	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	126	Committee on the Judiciary
President and Vice President, limiting terms to 6 years	1943	78	Dondero	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	130	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Equal rights for men and women	1943	78	Lewis	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	137	Committee on the Judiciary
Intoxicating liquors, prohibit the manufacture, sale and transportation of	1943	78	Bryson	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	143	Committee on the Judiciary
Legislation, authorize passage of, notwithstanding Presidential veto, by a majority vote of the Senate and House	1943	78	Sumners	Texas	House Joint Resolution	151	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibit appointment of Senators or Representatives to any civil office during the period for which elected and for a period of 2 years thereafter	1943	78	Sumners	Texas	House Joint Resolution	152	Committee on the Judiciary
Suffrage for citizens 18 years of age or older	1943	78	Furlong	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	167	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibit enactment of any law by Congress abridging the freedom of speech by radio or wire communication	1943	78	Kennedy	New York	House Joint Resolution	168	Committee on the Judiciary
President and Vice President and Members of Congress, limiting tenure of office to 6 years, and certain other limitations	1943	78	Arnold	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	172	Committee on the Judiciary
District judges, 6-year term for	1943	78	Sauthoff	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	180	Committee on the Judiciary
Fiscal matters, maintaining a balanced budget	1943	78	Disney	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	195	Committee on the Judiciary
Giving Congress power to tax on land values	1944	78	Eberharter	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	225	Committee on the Judiciary
Treaty confirmation by a majority of the Members of each House	1944	78	Fulbright	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	238	Committee on the Judiciary
Treaty confirmation by a majority of the Senators and Representatives	1944	78	Gossett	Texas	House Joint Resolution	246	Committee on the Judiciary
Treaty, method of ratification of, by a majority of Members of Congress present	1944	78	Bloom	New York	House Joint Resolution	264	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the preservation of the independence and sovereignty of the United States	1944	78	Day	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	277	Committee on the Judiciary
Marriage and divorce, restricting to State or country of domicile	1944	78	Poulson	California	House Joint Resolution	281	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to removal of the requirement for payment of poll tax	1944	78	Stanley	New York	House Joint Resolution	284	Committee on the Judiciary
Electoral college, abolishment of and providing the procedure to be followed for the election of President and Vice President by popular vote, and limiting term to 4 years	1944	78	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	297	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
President, limiting to two terms	1944	78	Jenkins	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	308	Committee on the Judiciary
Electoral college, abolishment of and providing the procedure to be followed for the election of President and Vice President by popular vote, and limiting term to 4 years	1944	78	Lea	California	House Joint Resolution	313	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Representatives in Congress, limiting term to 4 years, except in odd-numbered districts where the first term shall be 2 years	1944	78	Lea	California	House Joint Resolution	315	Committee on the Judiciary
President, limiting to two terms	1944	78	Gillis	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	318	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Treaty ratification by consent of both Houses of Congress	1944	78	Sumners	Texas	House Joint Resolution	320	Committee on the Judiciary
President, limiting to two terms	1944	78	Ploeser	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	322	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Legislation providing for the passage of bills over President veto by a majority vote	1944	78	Robsion	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	323	Committee on the Judiciary
President, relating to term of office (2 terms)	1945	79	Butler	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	1	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, providing for Presidential veto by items	1945	79	Vandenberg		Senate Joint Resolution	5	Committee on the Judiciary
Fiscal matters, relating to receipts and expenditures	1945	79	Tydings	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	8	Committee on Appropriations
District of Columbia suffrage	1945	79	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	9	Judiciary
President, relating to term of office (2 terms)	1945	79	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	10	Committee on the Judiciary
Cabinet, relative to the composition	1945	79	Langer	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	11	Committee on the Judiciary
President and Vice President, selection and nomination by popular vote	1945	79	Langer	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	12	Committee on the Judiciary
Treaties, certification by both Houses of Congress	1945	79	Fulbright	Arkansas	Senate Joint Resolution	14	Committee on the Judiciary
Suffrage for citizens 18 years of age and older	1945	79	Kilgore	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	17	Committee on the Judiciary
Right to Work Regardless of Union Affiliation	1945	79	O'Daniel	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	20	Committee on the Judiciary
President, Vice President, and Members of Congress limiting tenure of office to 6 years, and imposing limitations on appointment or election of certain persons to office	1945	79	O'Daniel	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	21	Committee on the Judiciary
Uniform marriage and divorce laws and legitimation of children	1945	79	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	47	Committee on the Judiciary
Impeachment, permit conviction upon concurrence of a majority of the Senators present	1945	79	Langer	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	52	Committee on the Judiciary
Treaties, ratification by both House by majority votes	1945	79	Pepper	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	53	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights, for men and women	1945	79	Radcliffe	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	61	Committee on the Judiciary
President, relating to the terms of office (2 terms)	1945	79	Morse	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	82	Committee on the Judiciary
Aliens, to exclude in counting the whole number of person in each State for apportionment purposes in representation	1945	79	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	85	Committee on the Judiciary
Voting qualifications, not affected by failure to pay any tax	1945	79	O'Mahoney	Wyoming	Senate Joint Resolution	92	Committee on the Judiciary
Fiscal matters, relating to receipts and expenditures of the government and recommendations by the President	1946	79	Tydings	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	155	Committee on the Judiciary
Collective bargaining, to prohibit denial or infringement of inherent right of a citizen to work and bargain freely with his employer	1946	79	Andrews	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	163	Committee on Appropriations
Supreme Court, relating to the composition	1946	79	Eastland	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	167	Committee on the Judiciary
Judiciary, organization	1946	79	Andrews	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	188	Committee on the Judiciary
Juries, trial of certain crimes by few than 12 members	1946	79	Andrews	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	189	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1945	79	Ludlow	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	1	Committee on the Judiciary
President and Vice President, changing method of election and abolishing of electoral college system	1945	79	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	3	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1945	79	D'Alesandro	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	5	Committee on the Judiciary
President, term of office (2 terms)	1945	79	Grant	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	9	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
President, term of office (2 terms)	1945	79	Jenkins	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	11	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Suffrage for citizens 18 years of age or older	1945	79	Lane	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	12	Committee on the Judiciary
Members of the House of Representatives, term of 4 years	1945	79	Lea	California	House Joint Resolution	13	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
President and Vice President, providing for method of election, and abolishing electoral college	1945	79	Lea	California	House Joint Resolution	14	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Treaty ratification by a majority vote in each House	1945	79	Merrow	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	16	Committee on the Judiciary
Aliens, exclude counting of in whole number of persons in each State for apportionment of Representatives	1945	79	Tarver	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	21	Committee on the Judiciary
Citizens, prohibit teaching of derogatory matter	1945	79	Voorhis	California	House Joint Resolution	22	Committee on the Judiciary
Treaties, ratification by majority vote of each House	1945	79	Cannon	Florida	House Joint Resolution	26	Committee on the Judiciary
Treaties, ratification by majority vote of each House	1945	79	Gossett	Texas	House Joint Resolution	29	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal right for men and women	1945	79	Harless	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	30	Committee on the Judiciary
Federal judges, relating to the removal of other than those appointed to the Supreme Court	1945	79	Keogh	New York	House Joint Resolution	32	Committee on the Judiciary
President and Vice President, 6 years (one term)	1945	79	Dondero	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	36	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Supreme Court, to fix the number of Justices	1945	79	Dondero	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	37	Committee on the Judiciary
Treaties, ratification by both Houses	1945	79	Priest	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	38	Committee on the Judiciary
President, limiting tenure of office (2 terms)	1945	79	Ploeser	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	39	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Suffrage, for citizens 18 years of age or older	1945	79	Randolf	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	40	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1945	79	Smith	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	42	Committee on the Judiciary
Suffrage, for citizens 18 years of age or older to vote for all federal offices	1945	79	Wickersham	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	45	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1945	79	Cravens	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	49	Committee on the Judiciary
Presidential vetoes, authorizing the overriding by a majority vote in the House and the Senate	1945	79	Robsion	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	50	Committee on the Judiciary
Vote right of any citizen shall not be denied or abridged by failure to pay any poll or property tax	1945	79	Jennings, Jr.	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	54	Committee on the Judiciary
Treaties, ratification by both Houses	1945	79	Harris	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	56	Committee on the Judiciary
Treaties, ratification by both Houses	1945	79	Mills	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	57	Committee on the Judiciary
Treaties, ratification by both Houses	1945	79	Kefauver	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	58	Committee on the Judiciary
Treaties, ratification by both Houses	1945	79	Sumners	Texas	House Joint Resolution	60	Committee on the Judiciary
Government employment, providing that no Senator or Representative shall be appointed to any civil office during the time for which he was elected and for a period of 2 years thereafter	1945	79	Sumners	Texas	House Joint Resolution	61	Committee on the Judiciary
District of Columbia, empowering Congress to grant representation in Congress	1945	79	Sumners	Texas	House Joint Resolution	62	Committee on the Judiciary
Presidential vetoes, authorizing the overriding by a majority vote in the House and the Senate	1945	79	Sumners	Texas	House Joint Resolution	63	Committee on the Judiciary
President, relating to terms of office (2 terms)	1945	79	Martin	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	65	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Equal rights for men and women	1945	79	Randolph	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	66	Committee on the Judiciary
President and Vice President, relative to the terms of office (6 years)	1945	79	Angell	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	68	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Equal rights for men and women	1945	79	Robsion	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	71	Committee on the Judiciary
Treaties, ratification by majority vote in each House	1945	79	Ramey	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	72	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1945	79	Buck	New York	House Joint Resolution	80	Committee on the Judiciary
Form of oath or affirmation to be taken by President	1945	79	Bloom	New York	House Joint Resolution	81	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1945	79	Harris	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	82	Committee on the Judiciary
District of Columbia, granting suffrage	1945	79	Powell, Jr	New York	House Joint Resolution	84	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeals the sixteenth amendment and limits income, gift, and inheritance tax to 25 percent	1945	79	Mason	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	88	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal right for men and women	1945	79	Mills	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	96	Committee on the Judiciary
Uniform marriage and divorce laws	1945	79	Ramey	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	102	Committee on the Judiciary
President and Vice President, providing for direct election	1945	79	Kefauver	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	121	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Presidential appointments, confirmation by both Houses; treaties, advice and consent of Senate	1945	79	Corbett	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	126	Committee on the Judiciary
President and Vice President, limiting terms to one term of 6 years, and providing for direct election	1945	79	Lemke	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	151	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
President, Vice President, and Members of Congress, limiting tenure of office to 6 years and prohibiting the appointing of certain person to office	1945	79	Arnold	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	229	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Vice President, providing for First, Second, and Third.	1945	79	Kunkel	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	230	Committee on the Judiciary
Ex-President, relative to make them Members of the Senate from the United States, at large	1945	79	Martin	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	231	Committee on the Judiciary
President and Vice President, limiting tenure to term of 6 years	1946	79	Randolph	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	339	Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and Representatives in Congress
Suffrage, the right to vote of all citizens 18 years of age or older	1946	79	Johnson	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	357	Committee on the Judiciary
President, Vice President, or Members of Congress, providing for method of succession when such officers are unable to perform their duties	1946	79	Trimble	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	362	Committee on the Judiciary
United Nations Security Council, method of electing United STates representatives	1946	79	Luce	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	365	Committee on the Judiciary
Capital punishment, abolition for all crimes, except treason	1945	79	Huber	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	393	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowering Congress to grant representation in the Congress and among the electors of President and Vice President to the people of the District of Columbia	1947	80	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	6	Committee on the Judiciary
Terms of office of the President (2 terms)	1947	80	Morse	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	9	Committee on the Judiciary
Terms of office of the President (2 terms)	1947	80	Wherry	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	10	Committee on the Judiciary
Terms of office of the President (2 terms)	1947	80	Wiley	Wisconsin	Senate Joint Resolution	12	Committee on the Judiciary
Limiting the tenure of office of President and Vice President of the United States and Members of Congress to 6 years and imposing limitations on the appointment or election of certain persons to office	1947	80	O'Daniel	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	18	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibiting any person from being elected President for consecutive terms in excess of two	1947	80	Baldwin	Connecticut	Senate Joint Resolution	21	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to freedom to work	1947	80	O'Daniel	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	23	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the office of Vice President, his powers, duties, and successor	1947	80	Kilgore	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	25	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for a term of 4 years for Members of the House of Representatives	1947	80	Hatch	New Mexico	Senate Joint Resolution	26	Committee on the Judiciary
Marriage and divorce laws	1947	80	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	28	Committee on the Judiciary
Election and terms of office of President, Vice President and Members of Congress (6 years)	1947	80	Fulbright	Arkansas	Senate Joint Resolution	29	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to terms of President of the United States (limit to 2 terms)	1947	80	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	43	Committee on the Judiciary
Exclude aliens in counting the whole number of persons in each State for apportionment of Representatives among the several States	1947	80	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	50	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the terms of office of the President and the Vice President (6 years)	1947	80	Bridges	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	55	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to fiscal matters	1947	80	Tydings	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	61	Committee on Appropriations
Empower Congress to grant representation in the Congress and among the electors of President and Vice President to the people of the Territories of Alaska and Hawaii, and the District of Columbia	1947	80	Magnuson	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	63	Committee on the Judiciary
Extending the right to vote to citizens 18 years of age or older	1947	80	Vandenberg	Michigan	Senate Joint Resolution	71	Committee on the Judiciary
Extending the right to vote to citizens 18 years of age or older	1947	80	Kilgore	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	73	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1947	80	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	76	Committee on the Judiciary
Election of President and the Vice President; abolish the electoral college	1947	80	Lodge	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	91	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to terms of office of President, and providing for nomination of candidates for President and Vice President, and for election of such candidates, by popular vote; abolish the electoral college.	1947	80	Langer	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	106	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1947	80	Capper	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	150	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the filling of vacancies in the House of Representatives	1947	80	Wiley	Wisconsin	Senate Joint Resolution	161	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President; abolish the electoral college	1947	80	Lodge	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	200	Committee on the Judiciary
Right to vote not to be denied or abridged by reason of failure to pay a poll tax	1948	80	Tydings	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	238	Committee on the Judiciary
Terms of office of the President and Vice President to be 6 years	1947	80	Angell	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	4	Committee on the Judiciary
To exclude aliens in counting the whole number of persons in each State for apportionment of Representatives among the several States	1947	80	Bryson	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	5	Committee on the Judiciary
Terms of President and Vice President to be 6 years	1947	80	Dondero	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	6	Committee on the Judiciary
Fix number of Justices of the Supreme Court	1947	80	Dondero	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	7	Committee on the Judiciary
Treaties, ratified by both Houses of Congress	1947	80	Gossett	Texas	House Joint Resolution	8	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President	1947	80	Gossett	Texas	House Joint Resolution	9	Committee on the Judiciary
Terms of office of President (2 terms)	1947	80	Grant	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	10	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to removal of judges	1947	80	Keogh	New York	House Joint Resolution	16	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for a First Vice President, a Second Vice President, and a Third Vice President	1947	80	Kunkel	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	19	Committee on the Judiciary
Election of President and Vice President	1947	80	Lea	California	House Joint Resolution	21	Committee on the Judiciary
Term of office of Member of the House of Representatives shall be 4 years	1947	80	Lea	California	House Joint Resolution	22	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to taxes on incomes, inheritances, and gifts	1947	80	Mason	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	24	Committee on the Judiciary
Terms of President and Vice President shall be 6 years	1947	80	Dirksen	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	25	Committee on the Judiciary
Treaty ratification, concurrence by both Houses of Congress	1947	80	Merrow	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	26	Committee on the Judiciary
Twenty-second amendment to the Constitution, limiting the Presidency to 2 terms (all of or portions of any 2 terms)	1947	80	Michener	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	27	Committee on the Judiciary
Terms of office of the President shall be 6 years	1947	80	Mundt	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	28	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowering Congress to grant representation in the Congress and among the electors of President and Vice President to the people of the District of Columbia	1947	80	Powell	New York	House Joint Resolution	30	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the selection of the successors of the President, Vice President, or Members of Congress who become unable to perform their duties	1947	80	Trimble	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	34	Committee on the Judiciary
Terms of office of the President (2 terms)	1947	80	Jenkins	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	36	Committee on the Judiciary
Treaties, concurrence by both Houses of Congress	1947	80	Kefauver	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	44	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1947	80	Mills	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	49	Committee on the Judiciary
Treaties, concurrence in by both Houses of Congress	1947	80	Mills	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	50	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1947	80	Robsion	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	62	Committee on the Judiciary
Abolish the electoral college	1947	80	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	68	Committee on the Judiciary
Abolish the electoral college	1947	80	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	69	Committee on the Judiciary
Abolition of capital punishment in the United States	1947	80	Huber	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	72	Committee on the Judiciary
Forbidding any State or political subdivision thereof to deny or abridge the right of any citizen to vote on account of failure to pay a poll tax or property tax assessed against him	1947	80	Jennings	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	73	Committee on the Judiciary
Terms of office of the President (2 terms)	1947	80	Robsion	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	79	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1947	80	Reed	New York	House Joint Resolution	85	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1947	80	Dawson	Utah	House Joint Resolution	86	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the election and term of office of the President and Vice President (6 years)	1947	80	Lemke	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	87	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1947	80	Potts	New York	House Joint Resolution	89	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1947	80	Farrington	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	93	Committee on the Judiciary
Term of office of Member of the House of Representatives to be 4 years	1947	80	Hagen	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	97	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1947	80	Clippinger	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	104	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the terms of office of judges of the Supreme Court of the United States and inferior courts	1947	80	Smith	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	105	Committee on the Judiciary
Election of the President and the Vice President	1947	80	Kefauver	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	106	Committee on the Judiciary
Election of the President and the Vice President	1947	80	Kefauver	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	107	Committee on the Judiciary
Election of the President and the Vice President	1947	80	Kefauver	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	108	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1947	80	Harris	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	110	Committee on the Judiciary
Terms of President and Vice President to be 6 years	1947	80	Stockman	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	111	Committee on the Judiciary
Electoral college abolished	1947	80	Lea	California	House Joint Resolution	124	Committee on the Judiciary
Extending the right to vote to citizens 18 years of age or older	1947	80	Klein	New York	House Joint Resolution	2120	Committee on the Judiciary
Extending the right to vote to citizens 18 years of age or older	1947	80	Klein	New York	House Joint Resolution	148	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing that Congress shall fill any vacancy occurring in the office of Vice President	1947	80	Gary	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	186	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing that neither Congress nor any of the several States shall aid any educational institution wholly or in part under sectarian control, and for other purposes	1947	80	Bryson	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	187	Committee on the Judiciary
To prohibit manufacture, sale, transportation, or possession of alcoholic beverages	1947	80	Bryson	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	213	Committee on the Judiciary
To abolish the office of Vice President of the United States	1947	80	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	219	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibiting the United States or any State from denying or abridging right to vote on account of failure to pay poll tax	1947	80	Landis	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	229	Committee on the Judiciary
Electoral college abolished	1947	80	Gearhart	California	House Joint Resolution	230	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1947	80	Graham	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	239	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to a quorum in either House of Congress	1947	80	Plumley	Vermont	House Joint Resolution	252	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to taxes on incomes, inheritances, and gifts	1947	80	Mason	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	256	Committee on the Judiciary
Eligibility of foreign-born citizens of the United States to the office of President of the United States	1947	80	Keogh	New York	House Joint Resolution	259	Committee on the Judiciary
Air Force of the United States	1948	80	Bakewell	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	298	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal of the fourteenth amendment	1948	80	Hobbs	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	364	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide a government for the United States in event of a major disaster	1948	80	Folger	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	392	Committee on the Judiciary
The term of Member of the House of Representatives to be 4 years	1948	80	Harris	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	393	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect to treason	1948	80	Case	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	394	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1948	80	St. George	New York	House Joint Resolution	397	Committee on the Judiciary
The right of any number of citizens to voluntarily segregate themselves from others for any lawful purpose shall not be denied	1948	80	Harris	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	399	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the nomination and election of the President and Vice President	1948	80	Smathers	Florida	House Joint Resolution	436	Committee on the Judiciary
Abolish the electoral college	1949	81	Lodge	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	2	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to terms of office of President, and providing for nomination of candidates for President and Vice President, and for election of such candidates, by popular vote; abolish the electoral college.	1949	81	Langer	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	10	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to equal rights for men and women	1949	81	Gillette	Iowa	Senate Joint Resolution	25	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the qualifications of electors, voting rights not to be denied for failing to pay poll tax	1949	81	Holland	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	34	Committee on the Judiciary
To exclude aliens in counting the whole number of persons in each State for apportionment of Representatives among the several States	1949	81	Langer	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	46	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the expenditure of public moneys in aid of foreign nations and peoples	1949	81	Langer	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	60	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to fiscal matters, maintaining a balanced budget	1949	81	Tydings	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	69	Committee on Appropriations
To increase the representation of the several States in the Senate	1949	81	McGrath	Rhode Island	Senate Joint Resolution	95	Committee on the Judiciary
To restore the same rights to the Indian tribes which are enjoyed by all citizens of the United States	1949	81	McCarran	Nevada	Senate Joint Resolution	120	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowering Congress to grant representation in the Congress and among the electors of President and Vice President to the people of the District of Columbia	1949	81	Neely	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	132	Committee on the Judiciary
To enable the Congress, in aid of the common defense, to function effectively in time of emergency or disaster	1950	81	Knowland	California	Senate Joint Resolution	145	Committee on the Judiciary
Imposing a limitation with respect to taxation of income	1950	81	Knowland	California	Senate Joint Resolution	149	Committee on the Judiciary
To repeal the provision granting immunity from suit to Members of Congress for speeches and debates in their respective Houses	1950	81	Hunt	Wyoming	Senate Joint Resolution	203	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President; to abolish the electoral college	1949	81	Gossett	Texas	House Joint Resolution	2	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to equal rights for men and women	1949	81	Harris	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	5	Committee on the Judiciary
To redefine treason	1949	81	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	9	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President; to abolish the electoral college	1949	81	Cannon	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	10	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President; to abolish the electoral college	1949	81	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	11	Committee on the Judiciary
To fix the number of Justices of the Supreme Court	1949	81	Dondero	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	12	Committee on the Judiciary
Length of term of Members of the House of Representatives to be 4 years	1949	81	Harris	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	16	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the abolition of capital punishment in the United States	1949	81	Huber	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	18	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposing an equal-rights amendment to the Constitution	1949	81	Reed	New York	House Joint Resolution	26	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the removal of judges	1949	81	Keogh	New York	House Joint Resolution	27	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the eligibility of foreign-born citizens of the United States to the office of President of the United States	1949	81	Keogh	New York	House Joint Resolution	28	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect to the term of office of Members of the House of Representatives	1949	81	Larcade	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	32	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to treaty ratification	1949	81	Merrow	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	36	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to a quorum in either House of Congress	1949	81	Plumley	Vermont	House Joint Resolution	42	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowering Congress to grant representation in the Congress and among the electors of President and Vice President to the people of the District of Columbia	1949	81	Powell	New York	House Joint Resolution	43	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the selection of the successors of the President, Vice President, or Members of Congress who become unable to perform their duties	1949	81	Trimble	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	48	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the terms of office of the President and the Vice President	1949	81	Angell	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	49	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1949	81	Davis	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	50	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President; to abolish the electoral college	1949	81	Davis	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	51	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to equal rights for men and women	1949	81	St. George	New York	House Joint Resolution	68	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the nomination and election of the President and Vice President; to abolish the electoral college	1949	81	Smathers	Florida	House Joint Resolution	74	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of the President and Vice President; to abolish the electoral college	1949	81	Hays	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	78	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of the President and Vice President; to abolish the electoral college	1949	81	Johnson	California	House Joint Resolution	81	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of the President and Vice President; to abolish the electoral college	1949	81	Priest	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	82	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the terms of office of judges of the Supreme Court of the United States and inferior courts	1949	81	Smith	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	86	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to equal rights for men and women	1949	81	Tollefson	Washington	House Joint Resolution	98	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to equal rights for men and women	1949	81	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	116	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the election and term of office of the President and Vice President	1949	81	Lemke	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	118	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of the President and Vice President; to abolish the electoral college	1949	81	Boggs	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	121	Committee on the Judiciary
Extending the right to vote to citizens 18 years of age or older	1949	81	Klein	New York	House Joint Resolution	122	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to equal rights for men and women	1949	81	Jackson	California	House Joint Resolution	130	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to equal rights for men and women	1949	81	Multer	New York	House Joint Resolution	134	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to equal rights for men and women	1949	81	Buchanan	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	137	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties	1949	81	Mills	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	141	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to equal rights for men and women	1949	81	Mills	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	142	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the manufacture, sale, transportation, or possession of alcoholic beverages	1949	81	Bryson	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	151	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing that Congress shall fill any vacancy occurring in the office of Vice President	1949	81	Gary	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	156	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to equal rights for men and women	1949	81	Bramblett	California	House Joint Resolution	157	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect to the term of office and qualifications of Members of the House of Representatives and the qualifications of Members of the Senate	1949	81	Multer	New York	House Joint Resolution	168	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to equal rights for men and women	1949	81	Gwinn	New York	House Joint Resolution	171	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1949	81	Cole	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	181	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to equal rights for men and women	1949	81	Farrington	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	187	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect to the term of office and qualifications of Members of the House of Representatives	1949	81	Multer	New York	House Joint Resolution	190	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect to the selection of electors of the President and the Vice President	1949	81	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	192	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to equal rights for men and women	1949	81	Poulson	California	House Joint Resolution	195	Committee on the Judiciary
To authorize Congress, in admitting any new State, to limit its representation in the Senate	1949	81	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	205	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the terms of President and Vice President (6 year term)	1949	81	Stockman	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	207	Committee on the Judiciary
Voting shall not be denied for failure to pay poll tax	1949	81	Hays	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	214	Committee on the Judiciary
To empower Congress to regulate the use of ownership of trademarks	1949	81	Keogh	New York	House Joint Resolution	229	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for United States participation in a limited world government	1949	81	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	270	Committee on the Judiciary
To redefine treason	1949	81	Bolton	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	274	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowering Congress to grant representation in the Congress and among the electors of President and Vice President to the people of the District of Columbia	1950	81	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	390	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for filling of vacancies in the Senate and House of Representatives in the event of a major disaster	1950	81	Winstead	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	413	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect to the election of President and Vice President	1950	81	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	414	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for a term of 4 years for Representatives in Congress	1950	81	Rich	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	420	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the power of Congress to impose income taxes	1950	81	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	439	Committee on the Judiciary
The President may approve separate items in appropriation bills	1950	81	Keating	New York	House Joint Resolution	449	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides a new basis for the apportionment of each State's membership in the House of Representatives	1950	81	O'Sullivan	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	460	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowering Congress to grant representation in the Congress and among the electors of President and Vice President to the people of the District of Columbia	1950	81	Harris	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	467	Committee on the Judiciary
Limiting the taxing and spending powers of the Congress	1950	81	Mason	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	509	Committee on the Judiciary
Voting not to be denied for failure to pay poll tax	1950	81	Davies	New York	House Joint Resolution	522	Committee on the Judiciary
Repealing the fourteenth amendment to the Constitution	1950	81	Hobbs	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	538	Committee on the Judiciary
To restore the same rights to the Indian tribes which are enjoyed by all citizens of the United States	1951	82	McCarran	Nevada	Senate Joint Resolution	1	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to equal rights for men and women	1951	82	O'Conor	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	3	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowering Congress to grant representation in the Congress and among the electors of President and Vice President to the people of the District of Columbia	1951	82	Neely	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	4	Committee on the Judiciary
Voting not to be denied for failure to pay poll tax	1951	82	Holland	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	12	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1951	82	Flanders	Vermont	Senate Joint Resolution	29	Committee on the Judiciary
Representation in the electoral college for the District of Columbia and certain Territories of the United States	1951	82	Case	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	31	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the terms of office of President, and providing for nomination of candidates for President and Vice President, and for election of such candidates, by popular vote	1951	82	Langer	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	33	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President by direct vote; to abolish electoral college	1951	82	Lodge	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	52	Committee on the Judiciary
To enable the Congress, in aid of the common defense, to function effectively in time of emergency or disaster	1951	82	Knowland	California	Senate Joint Resolution	59	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the recall of the President	1951	82	Hendrickson	New Jersey	Senate Joint Resolution	64	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the filling of temporary vacancies in the House of Representatives by appointment and providing for a term of 4 years for Members of the House of Representatives	1951	82	Case	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	75	Committee on the Judiciary
Treaties and executive agreements, prohibit those affecting the rights of freedoms of citizens	1951	82	Bricker	Ohio	Senate Joint Resolution	102	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to taxes on incomes, inheritances, and gifts, repeal sixteenth amendment	1951	82	Hendrickson	New Jersey	Senate Joint Resolution	108	Committee on the Judiciary
To prohibit members and former members of the Federal judiciary from holding elective public office	1952	82	Butler	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	117	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the nomination of the President and Vice President by State primaries	1952	82	Smathers	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	125	Committee on the Judiciary
Suffrage for citizens who are 18 years of age or older	1952	82	Moody	Michigan	Senate Joint Resolution	127	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties and executive agreements, prohibit those affecting the rights and freedoms of citizens	1952	82	Bricker	Ohio	Senate Joint Resolution	130	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the nomination of the President and Vice President by nationwide primaries	1952	82	Smathers	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	145	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the composition and jurisdiction of the Supreme Court	1952	82	Butler	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	154	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the taxation and borrowing powers of the Congress	1952	82	Taft	Ohio	Senate Joint Resolution	155	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the taking of private property	1952	82	McCarran	Nevada	Senate Joint Resolution	158	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing that Congress shall fill any vacancy occurring in the office of Vice President	1951	82	Gary	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	1	Committee on the Judiciary
To redefine treason	1951	82	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	6	Committee on the Judiciary
To authorize Congress, in admitting any new State, to limit its representation in the Senate	1951	82	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	10	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the election of President and Vice President by State electors	1951	82	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	11	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the power of Congress to impose income taxes	1951	82	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	13	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President, abolish electoral college	1951	82	Davis	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	14	Committee on the Judiciary
To fix the number of Justices of the Supreme Court	1951	82	Dondero	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	18	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President, abolish electoral college	1951	82	Gossett	Texas	House Joint Resolution	19	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to items vetoes in general appropriation bills	1951	82	Keating	New York	House Joint Resolution	24	Committee on the Judiciary
To empower Congress to regulate the use and ownership of trademarks	1951	82	Keogh	New York	House Joint Resolution	27	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to removal of judges	1951	82	Keogh	New York	House Joint Resolution	28	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the term of office of Members of the House of Representatives	1951	82	Larcade	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	35	Committee on the Judiciary
Limiting the taxing and spending powers of the Congress	1951	82	Mason	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	36	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to equal rights for men and women	1951	82	Poulson	California	House Joint Resolution	41	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowering Congress to grant representation in the Congress and among the electors of President and Vice President to the people of the District of Columbia	1951	82	Powell	New York	House Joint Resolution	44	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to equal rights for men and women	1951	82	St. George	New York	House Joint Resolution	52	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the terms of office of judges of the Supreme Court of the United States and inferior courts	1951	82	Smith	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	64	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to making of treaties, requiring consent of both Houses	1951	82	Mills	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	77	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to equal rights for men and women	1951	82	Mills	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	78	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowering Congress to grant representation in the Congress and among the electors of President and Vice President to the people of the District of Columbia	1951	82	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	85	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President, abolish electoral college	1951	82	Hays	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	89	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President, abolishing electoral college	1951	82	Johnson	California	House Joint Resolution	90	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect to the term of office and qualifications of Member of the House of Representatives	1951	82	Multer	New York	House Joint Resolution	95	Committee on the Judiciary
Suffrage for citizens who are 18 years of age or older	1951	82	Klein	New York	House Joint Resolution	103	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to equal rights for men and women	1951	82	Lind	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	104	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President, abolishing electoral college	1951	82	Boggs	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	109	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the terms of office of President and Vice President, one 6-year term	1951	82	Angell	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	124	Committee on the Judiciary
Right of citizens to vote shall not be denied or abridged by failure to pay poll or property tax	1951	82	Rogers	Florida	House Joint Resolution	130	Committee on the Judiciary
To exclude aliens in counting the whole number of persons in each State for apportionment of Representatives among the several States	1951	82	Bryson	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	140	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to equal rights for men and women	1951	82	Phillips	California	House Joint Resolution	146	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to equal rights for men and women	1951	82	Sheppard	California	House Joint Resolution	147	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to equal rights for men and women	1951	82	Farrington	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	149	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to equal rights for men and women	1951	82	Reed	New York	House Joint Resolution	150	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for the filling of vacancies in the Senate and House of Representatives in the event of a major disaster	1951	82	Winstead	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	155	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1951	82	Bryson	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	156	Committee on the Judiciary
Right of citizens to vote shall not be denied or abridged by failure to pay poll or property tax	1951	82	Hays	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	157	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the selection of the successors of the President, Vice President, or Members of Congress who become unable to perform their duties	1951	82	Trimble	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	166	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to appointment of members of the Supreme Court	1951	82	Cole	New York	House Joint Resolution	168	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for filling the office of President after a vote of no confidence by the Congress, and for other purposes	1951	82	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	180	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to making of treaties, requiring consent of both Houses	1951	82	Gossett	Texas	House Joint Resolution	198	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1951	82	Davis	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	200	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to terms of office of President, and providing for nomination of candidates for President and Vice President, and for election of such candidates, by popular vote	1951	82	Burdick	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	205	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the terms of President and Vice President, one six-year term	1951	82	Stockman	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	220	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for filling the office of President after a vote of no confidence by the Congress, and for other purposes	1951	82	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	231	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for filling the office of President after a vote of no confidence by the Congress, and for other purposes	1951	82	Kersten	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	233	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide that Representatives in Congress shall be apportioned among the several States every 4 years according to the number of persons who voted in the last Presidential election before such apportionment	1951	82	Irving	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	234	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide that a special national election may be held upon a two-thirds vote of each House of Congress	1951	82	Potter	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	242	Committee on the Judiciary
To limit the taxing and spending powers on the Congress	1951	82	Curtis	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	245	Committee on the Judiciary
Empower Congress to grant representation in the Congress and among electors of President and Vice President to the people of the District of Columbia	1951	82	Harris	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	248	Committee on the Judiciary
Lengthens the terms of Members of the House of Representatives to 4 years	1951	82	Harris	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	249	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to taxes and the national debt	1951	82	Gwinn	New York	House Joint Resolution	252	Committee on the Judiciary
To require the apportionment of Representatives among the several States on the basis of the number of citizens of the several States	1951	82	Wickersham	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	261	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to taxes on incomes, inheritances, and gifts	1951	82	Mason	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	268	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to making of treaties, requiring consent of both Houses	1951	82	Burdick	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	282	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to making of treaties, requiring consent of both Houses	1951	82	Stockman	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	295	Committee on the Judiciary
No citizen shall be compelled to serve in the Armed Force in any foreign country unless Congress has declared war on that country	1951	82	Burdick	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	315	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to taxes on incomes, inheritances, and gifts	1951	82	Reed	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	323	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the effect of treaties and international agreements upon the civil rights of citizens of the United States	1951	82	McDonough	California	House Joint Resolution	325	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties and executive agreements, abridging rights of citizens	1951	82	Phillips	California	House Joint Resolution	329	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties and executive agreements, abridging rights of citizens	1951	82	Dondero	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	334	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President	1952	82	Rains	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	6137	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the nomination of the President and Vice President by general primaries	1952	82	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	366	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties and executive agreements abridging rights of citizens	1952	82	Smith	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	376	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the nomination of President and Vice President by general primaries	1952	82	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	377	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties and executive agreements abridging rights of citizens	1952	82	Hebert	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	379	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to nominations of candidates for President and Vice President by primaries	1952	82	Simpson	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	385	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties and executive agreements, abridging rights of citizens	1952	82	Auchincloss	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	390	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties and agreements, abridging rights of citizens	1952	82	Rankin	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	415	Committee on the Judiciary
Limiting the powers of seizure of the President	1952	82	Ross	New York	House Joint Resolution	433	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for nomination of candidates for President and Vice President, by popular vote	1952	82	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	434	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide that Federal expenditures shall not exceed Federal revenues, except in time of war or grave national emergency declared by the Congress	1952	82	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	435	Committee on the Judiciary
Limiting the powers of seizure of the President	1952	82	Rogers	Florida	House Joint Resolution	441	Committee on the Judiciary
Limiting the powers of seizure of the President	1952	82	Ross	New York	House Joint Resolution	442	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties and executive agreements abridging rights of citizens	1952	82	Dolliver	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	444	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the taxation and borrowing powers of the Congress	1952	82	Gwinn	New York	House Joint Resolution	451	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for a 4-year term for Representatives and limiting the President to 1 term	1952	82	Scudder	California	House Joint Resolution	453	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to making of treaties conflicting with the Constitution	1952	82	Lyle	Texas	House Joint Resolution	455	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the taxation and borrowing powers of the Congress	1952	82	Gwinn	New York	House Joint Resolution	458	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties conflicting with the Constitution	1952	82	Wilson	Texas	House Joint Resolution	459	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties and executive agreements abridging rights of citizens	1952	82	Rankin	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	462	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the taking of private property	1952	82	Pickett	Texas	House Joint Resolution	470	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to calling of a convention to consider an amendment to the Constitution to prohibit the United States Government from engaging in business in competition with its citizens	1952	82	Gwinn	New York	House Joint Resolution	491	Committee on the Judiciary
Suffrage for citizens who are 18 years of age or older	1952	82	Doyle	California	House Joint Resolution	497	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties and executive agreements, none shall interfere with the rights of citizens of the United States	1953	83	Bricker	Ohio	Senate Joint Resolution	1	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the taking of private property	1953	83	McCarran	Nevada	Senate Joint Resolution	3	Committee on the Judiciary
To restore the same rights to the Indian tribes which are enjoyed by all citizens of the United States	1953	83	McCarran	Nevada	Senate Joint Resolution	4	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the nomination and election of candidates for President and Vice President, and to succession to the office of President in the event of the death or inability of the President	1953	83	Smathers	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	8	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for nomination of candidates for President and Vice President, by primary elections	1953	83	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	17	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President; to abolish the electoral college	1953	83	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	19	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to taxes on incomes, inheritances, and gifts	1953	83	Dirksen	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	23	Committee on the Judiciary
The right of citizens of the United States to vote in any election shall not be denied by reason of failure to pay any poll tax	1953	83	Holland	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	25	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit Presidential veto of individual items	1953	83	Byrd	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	30	Committee on the Judiciary
To enable the Congress, in aid of the common defense, to function effectively in time of emergency or disaster	1953	83	Knowland	California	Senate Joint Resolution	39	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the legal effect of certain treaties	1953	83	Watkins	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	43	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the composition of jurisdiction of the Supreme Court	1953	83	Butler	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	44	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1953	83	Butler	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	49	Committee on the Judiciary
To grant to citizens of the United States who have attained the age of 18 the right to vote	1953	83	Langer	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	53	Committee on the Judiciary
Direct popular election of President and Vice President; to abolish the electoral college	1953	83	Humphrey	Minnesota	Senate Joint Resolution	55	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the taxation and borrowing powers of the Congress	1953	83	Taft	Ohio	Senate Joint Resolution	61	Committee on the Judiciary
To grant to citizens of the United States who have attained the age of 18 the right to vote	1953	83	Humphrey	Minnesota	Senate Joint Resolution	64	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for nomination of candidates for President and Vice president, and for election of such candidates, by popular vote; to abolish the electoral college	1953	83	Langer	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	84	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the nomination and election of candidates for President and Vice President, and to succession to the office of President in the event of the death or inability of the President; to abolish the electoral college	1953	83	Smathers	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	85	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1953	83	Flanders	Vermont	Senate Joint Resolution	87	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect to the election of President and Vice President	1953	83	Mundt	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	95	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of electors of President and Vice President in several States, for the election of President and Vice President by such electors, and, in certain cases, for the election of President and Vice President by the joint membership of the Senate and House of Representatives	1953	83	Smith	New Jersey	Senate Joint Resolution	100	Committee on the Judiciary
To grant to citizens of the United States who have attained the age of 18 the right to vote	1953	83	Morse	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	103	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1953	83	Hunt	Wyoming	Senate Joint Resolution	111	Committee on the Judiciary
To grant citizens of the United States who have attained the age of 18 the right to vote	1954	83	Knowland	California	Senate Joint Resolution	112	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1954	83	Hunt	Wyoming	Senate Joint Resolution	113	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the election of President and Vice President; to abolish the electoral college	1954	83	Johnson	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	118	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowering Congress to grant representation in the House of Representatives and in the electoral college to the District of Columbia	1954	83	Case	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	136	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the filling of temporary vacancies in the House of Representatives by appointment and providing for a term of 4 years for Members of the House of Representatives	1954	83	Case	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	150	Committee on the Judiciary
To authorize governors to fill temporary vacancies in the Congress caused by a disaster	1954	83	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	154	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for a term of 4 years for Member of the House of Representatives	1954	83	Case	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	155	Committee on the Judiciary
To prevent interference with, and to eliminate limitations upon, the power of the States to regulate health, morals, education, marriage, and good order therein	1954	83	Eastland	Mississippi	Senate Joint Resolution	159	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for the imposition of Federal taxes to provide revenues at least equal to appropriations, except in time of war declared by the Congress or when the United States is engaged in open hostility against an external enemy	1954	83	Bridges	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	174	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the legal effect of certain treaties and other international agreements	1954	83	Bricker	Ohio	Senate Joint Resolution	181	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect to the election of President and Vice President	1953	83	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	1	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing that the term of office of Members of the House of Representatives shall be 4 years	1953	83	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	5	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the terms of office of the President and the Vice President	1953	83	Angell	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	6	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties and executive agreements, none shall interfere with the rights of citizens of the United States	1953	83	Auchincloss	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	7	Committee on the Judiciary
To redefine treason	1953	83	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	8	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President; to abolish the electoral college	1953	83	Bentsen	Texas	House Joint Resolution	9	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties, by and with the advice and consent of both Houses of Congress	1953	83	Burdick	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	12	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to service in the Armed Forces of the United States	1953	83	Burdick	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	13	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the power of Congress to impose income taxes	1953	83	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	16	Committee on the Judiciary
To authorize Congress, in admitting any new State, to limit its representation in the Senate	1953	83	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	17	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for filling the office of President after a vote of no confidence by the Congress, and for other purposes	1953	83	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	18	Committee on the Judiciary
To abolish the electoral college system and to provide for the election of the President and Vice President	1953	83	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	19	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide that Federal expenditures shall not exceed Federal revenues, except in time of war or grave national emergency declared by the Congress	1953	83	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	23	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibits expenditures of the Federal Government in any fiscal year which would require an increase in the outstanding debt of the previous fiscal year	1953	83	Curtis	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	24	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties and executive agreements, none shall interfere with the rights of citizens of the United States	1953	83	Dolliver	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	25	Committee on the Judiciary
To fix the number of Justices of the Supreme Court	1953	83	Dondero	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	27	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties and executive agreements, none shall interfere with the rights and freedoms guaranteed by the Constitution	1953	83	Dondero	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	28	Committee on the Judiciary
To grant to citizens of the United States who have attained the age of 18 the right to vote	1953	83	Doyle	California	House Joint Resolution	30	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing that a provision of treaty which conflicts with any provisions of the Constitution shall not be of any force or effect	1953	83	Fisher	Texas	House Joint Resolution	32	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President, to abolish the electoral college	1953	83	Fisher	Texas	House Joint Resolution	33	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit Presidential veto of individual items	1953	83	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	34	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit Presidential veto of individual items	1953	83	Keating	New York	House Joint Resolution	43	Committee on the Judiciary
To redefine treason	1953	83	Keating	New York	House Joint Resolution	45	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the removal of judges	1953	83	Keogh	New York	House Joint Resolution	48	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the effect of treaties and international agreements upon the civil rights and property rights of citizens of the United States	1953	83	McDonough	California	House Joint Resolution	57	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to taxes on incomes, inheritances, and gifts	1953	83	Mason	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	61	Committee on the Judiciary
Limiting the taxing and spending powers of the Congress	1953	83	Mason	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	62	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President; to abolish the electoral college	1953	83	Mason	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	63	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1953	83	Mills	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	64	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties	1953	83	Mills	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	65	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President: abolish electoral college	1953	83	Morano	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	67	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect to term of office and qualifications of Member of the House of Representative	1953	83	Multer	New York	House Joint Resolution	68	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowering Congress to grant representation in the Congress and among the electors of President and Vice President to the people of the District of Columbia	1953	83	Powell	New York	House Joint Resolution	71	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1953	83	St. George	New York	House Joint Resolution	74	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to nominations of candidates for President and Vice President	1953	83	Simpson	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	78	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to making of treaties and executive agreements, none shall interfere with the rights of citizens of the United States	1953	83	Smith	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	79	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President; to abolish the electoral college	1953	83	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	80	Committee on the Judiciary
To require the apportionment of Representatives among the several States on the basis of the number of citizens of the several States	1953	83	Wickersham	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	83	Committee on the Judiciary
A provision of a treaty which conflicts with any provision of the Constitution shall not be of any force or effect	1953	83	Wilson	Texas	House Joint Resolution	84	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the term of Members of the House of Representatives	1953	83	Hagen	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	88	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1953	83	Poulson	California	House Joint Resolution	90	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the term of office of judges of the Supreme Court of the United States and inferior courts	1953	83	Smith	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	91	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President; to abolish the electoral college	1953	83	Reed	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	92	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President; to abolish the electoral college	1953	83	Davis	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	97	Committee on the Judiciary
To abolish the electoral college system and to provide for the election of the President and Vice President	1953	83	Machrowicz	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	99	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to taxes on incomes, inheritances and gifts	1953	83	Reed	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	103	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit Presidential veto of individual items	1953	83	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	105	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties and executive agreements, none shall interfere with the right of citizens of the United States	1953	83	Gross	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	107	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowering Congress to provide for national representation for the people of the District of Columbia	1953	83	Hale	Maine	House Joint Resolution	108	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of the President and Vice President; to abolish the electoral college	1953	83	Rains	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	1600	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to prohibiting the United States Government from engaging in business in competition with its citizens	1953	83	Gwinn	New York	House Joint Resolution	123	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the term of office and qualifications of Members of the House of Representatives, increasing term to 4 years	1953	83	Doyle	California	House Joint Resolution	125	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the terms of President and Vice President	1953	83	Hagen	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	128	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties and executive agreements, none shall interfere with the rights of citizens of the United States	1953	83	Lantaff	Florida	House Joint Resolution	132	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect to the filling of vacancies in the House of Representatives	1953	83	Rogers	Florida	House Joint Resolution	135	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowering Congress to grant representation in the Congress and among the electors of President and Vice President to the people of the District of Columbia	1953	83	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	136	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties and executive agreements, none shall conflict with any provision of the constitution	1953	83	Pelly	Washington	House Joint Resolution	141	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties and executive agreements	1953	83	Van Zandt	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	143	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1953	83	Davis	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	146	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties and executive agreements, none shall conflict with any provision of the constitution	1953	83	Gross	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	147	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1953	83	Harris	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	148	Committee on the Judiciary
A provision of a treaty which conflicts with any provision of the Constitution shall not be of any force or effect	1953	83	Lyle	Texas	House Joint Resolution	150	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the election of the successors of the President, Vice President, or Members of Congress who become unable to perform their duties	1953	83	Trimble	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	159	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the nomination of the President and Vice President	1953	83	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	169	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President; to abolish the electoral college	1953	83	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	170	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties and executive agreements, none shall deny any right guaranteed by the Constitution	1953	83	Norrell	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	171	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing that a provision of a treaty which conflicts with any provision of the Constitution shall not be of any force or effect	1953	83	Norrell	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	172	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1953	83	Van Zandt	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	175	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for the granting of patents and copyrights in perpetuity	1953	83	Addonizio	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	176	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1953	83	Wilson	California	House Joint Resolution	182	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1953	83	Reed	New York	House Joint Resolution	185	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1953	83	Barrett	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	186	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for a 4-year term for Members of the House of Representatives	1953	83	Scudder	California	House Joint Resolution	189	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1953	83	Chudoff	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	191	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the composition and jurisdiction of the Supreme Court	1953	83	Miller	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	194	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1953	83	Thompson	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	197	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1953	83	Granahan	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	198	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the election of Senators from States hereafter admitted to the Union	1953	83	Pillion	New York	House Joint Resolution	199	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide that a new State may be admitted only pursuant to the procedure established by the Constitution for amending the Constitution	1953	83	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	214	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide that appropriations shall not exceed one-fifth of the total national income	1953	83	Poff	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	217	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for nomination of candidates for President and Vice President, by primary elections	1953	83	Hays	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	222	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties and executive agreements, none shall deny any right guaranteed by the Constitution	1953	83	Hebert	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	230	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the qualifications of electors	1953	83	Hays	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	231	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the taxation and borrowing powers of the Congress	1953	83	Church	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	236	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for the filling of vacancies in the Senate and House of Representatives in the event of a major disaster	1953	83	Winstead	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	244	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibiting a State from taxing certain income of a nonresident	1953	83	Morano	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	263	Committee on the Judiciary
Granting citizens of the United States who have attained the age of 18 the right to vote	1953	83	Keating	New York	House Joint Resolution	265	Committee on the Judiciary
To grant citizens of the United States who have attained the age of 18 the right to vote	1953	83	Wickersham	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	274	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the legal effect of certain treaties and executive agreements, none shall conflict with the Constitution	1953	83	Reed	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	280	Committee on the Judiciary
Granting to citizens of the United States who have attained the age of 19 the right to vote	1953	83	Wainwright	New York	House Joint Resolution	288	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1953	83	Harrison	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	289	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to assignment for duty outside the United States of persons conscripted for service in the Armed Forces	1953	83	Mason	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	309	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to prohibitions upon the giving or lending of property of the United States to any foreign government or international governmental organization	1953	83	Mason	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	310	Committee on the Judiciary
To grant to citizens of the United States who have attained the age of 18 the right to vote	1953	83	Rabaut	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	311	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to prohibiting the United States Government from engaging in business in competition with its citizens and limiting debts and expenditures	1953	83	Gwinn	New York	House Joint Resolution	326	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the legal effect of certain treaties and executive agreements, none shall conflict with the Constitution	1954	83	Bow	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	327	Committee on the Judiciary
To empower Congress to regulate the use and ownership of trademarks	1954	83	Keogh	New York	House Joint Resolution	331	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills permit Presidential veto and individual items	1954	83	Prouty	Vermont	House Joint Resolution	335	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect to the admission of new States as sovereign States of the United States	1954	83	Reams	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	336	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide that a new State may be admitted only with the consent of two-thirds of both Houses of Congress	1954	83	Rogers	Texas	House Joint Resolution	337	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1954	83	Harrison	Wyoming	House Joint Resolution	339	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the right of citizens of the United States, 18 years of age or older, to vote	1954	83	Rogers	Florida	House Joint Resolution	341	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the right of citizens of the United States, 18 years of age or older, to vote	1954	83	Widnall	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	342	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect to the admission of new States as sovereign States of the United States	1954	83	Colmer	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	361	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect to the admission of new States as sovereign States of the United States	1954	83	Dodd	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	364	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the ratification of treaties by two-thirds of the Senate	1954	83	Rogers	Texas	House Joint Resolution	365	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties and executive agreements, none shall deny any rights guaranteed by the Constitution	1954	83	Smith	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	366	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide that a new State may be admitted only pursuant to the procedure established by the Constitution for amending the Constitution	1954	83	Thompson	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	368	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing that citizen of the United States shall have the right to vote unless such citizen has reached the age of 21	1954	83	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	463	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit Presidential veto of individual items	1954	83	Warburton	Delaware	House Joint Resolution	470	Committee on the Judiciary
To redefine treason	1954	83	Jackson	California	House Joint Resolution	483	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to taxes and the national debt	1954	83	Gwinn	New York	House Joint Resolution	488	Committee on the Judiciary
Limiting the tenure of office of Senators and Representatives in Congress	1954	83	Patten	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	505	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the filling of temporary vacancies in the House of Representatives by appointment and providing for a term of 4 years for Members of the House of Representatives	1954	83	Angell	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	507	Committee on the Judiciary
To fill temporary vacancies in the Congress cause by a disaster	1954	83	Holifield	California	House Joint Resolution	525	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the power of States to require the maintenance of racial segregation in public schools	1954	83	Williams	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	532	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect to the term of office of Members of the House of Representatives	1954	83	Yorty	California	House Joint Resolution	539	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the procedure for amending the Constitution	1954	83	Reed	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	568	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the procedure for amending the Constitution	1954	83	Walter	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	569	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the procedure for amending the Constitution	1954	83	Mason	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	571	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the procedure for amending the Constitution	1954	83	Coon	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	572	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the procedure for amending the Constitution	1954	83	Patten	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	577	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the procedure for amending the Constitution	1954	83	Battle	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	578	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the procedure for amending the Constitution	1954	83	Stringfellow	Utah	House Joint Resolution	580	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the procedure for amending the Constitution	1954	83	Crumpacker	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	581	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the procedure for amending the Constitution	1954	83	Wilson	Texas	House Joint Resolution	10200	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the procedure for amending the Constitution	1954	83	O'Hara	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	582	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the legal effect of certain treaties and other international agreements	1954	83	Gross	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	586	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the legal effect of certain treaties and other international agreements	1955	84	Bricker	Ohio	Senate Joint Resolution	1	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for the imposition of Federal taxes to provide revenues at least equal to appropriations, except in time of war declared by the Congress or when the United States is engaged in open hostility against an external enemy	1955	84	Bridges	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	2	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect to the election of President and Vice President	1955	84	Mundt	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	3	Committee on the Judiciary
To authorize governors to fill temporary vacancies in the Congress caused by a disaster	1955	84	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	8	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the nomination and election of candidates for President and Vice President, and to succession to the office of President in the event of death or inability of the President; abolish the electoral college	1955	84	Smathers	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	9	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for nomination of candidates for President and Vice President, and for election of such candidates, by popular vote; to abolish the electoral college	1955	84	Langer	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	10	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to taxes on incomes, inheritances, and gifts	1955	84	Dirksen	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	23	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for nomination of candidates for President and Vice President by primary elections	1955	84	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	27	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the qualifications of electors	1955	84	Holland	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	29	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President; abolish the electoral college	1955	84	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	30	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President; abolish the electoral college	1955	84	Daniel	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	31	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1955	84	Butler	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	39	Committee on the Judiciary
To grant to citizens of the United States who have attained the age of 18 the right to vote	1955	84	Langer	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	40	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the composition and jurisdiction of the Supreme Court, and for other purposes	1955	84	Butler	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	45	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit Presidential veto of individual items	1955	84	Byrd	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	52	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the direct popular election of President and Vice President; abolish the electoral college	1955	84	Humphrey	Minnesota	Senate Joint Resolution	53	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of electors of President and Vice President in several States, for the election of President and Vice President by such electors, and, in certain cases, for the election of President and Vice President by the joint membership of the Senate and House of Representatives	1955	84	Smith	New Jersey	Senate Joint Resolution	59	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the right of those who work for hire to receive their earning in full	1955	84	Jenner	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	100	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the choosing of a President and Vice President in certain cases where the powers and duties of the office of the President devolve upon another person	1955	84	Smathers	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	103	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide that the electoral votes of each State for President and Vice President shall be cast in proportion to the popular votes cast in such State	1956	84	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	116	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the establishment of the office of Senator at Large in tHe Senate of the United States for ex-Presidents of the United States	1956	84	Magnuson	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	125	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the balancing of the budget	1956	84	Byrd	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	126	Committee on the Judiciary
To prevent interference with, and to eliminate limitations upon, the power of the States to regulate health, morals, education, marriage, and good order therein	1956	84	Eastland	Mississippi	Senate Joint Resolution	127	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1956	84	Carlson	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	131	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President; abolish the electoral college	1956	84	Humphrey	Minnesota	Senate Joint Resolution	152	Committee on the Judiciary
Prescribing the term of office of members of the Supreme Court	1956	84	Long	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	168	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President	1956	84	Mundt	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	173	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1955	84	Mills	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	1	Committee on the Judiciary
To regulate the use of ownership of trademarks	1955	84	Keogh	New York	House Joint Resolution	3	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect to the election of President and Vice President	1955	84	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	4	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President; abolish the electoral college	1955	84	Davis	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	5	Committee on the Judiciary
The term of office of Members of the House of Representatives shall be 4 years	1955	84	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	6	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the nomination of the President and Vice President	1955	84	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	9	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the nomination of the President and Vice President; abolish the electoral college	1955	84	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	11	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the right of citizens of the United States, 18 years of age or older, to vote	1955	84	Diggs	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	12	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the power of Congress to impose income taxes	1955	84	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	16	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect to the term of office of Members of the House of Representatives (4 years)	1955	84	Multer	New York	House Joint Resolution	17	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide by legislation for representation in the Congress of, and for granting the right to vote for President and Vice President electors to, the people of the District of Columbia	1955	84	Powell	New York	House Joint Resolution	22	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the ratification of treaties by the Senate	1955	84	Rogers	Texas	House Joint Resolution	23	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties	1955	84	Burdick	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	27	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to service in the Armed Forces of the United States	1955	84	Burdick	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	28	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect in the admission of new States as sovereign States of the United States	1955	84	Colmer	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	29	Committee on the Judiciary
To authorize Congress, in admitting any new State, to limit its representation in the Senate	1955	84	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	30	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide that a new State may be admitted only pursuant to the procedure established by the Constitution for amending the Constitution	1955	84	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	31	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide that Federal expenditures shall not exceed Federal revenues, except in time of war or grave national emergency declared by the Congress	1955	84	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	32	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties and executives agreements, none shall interfere with the rights of citizens of the United States	1955	84	Dondero	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	33	Committee on the Judiciary
To fix the number of Justices of the Supreme Court	1955	84	Dondero	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	34	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for a 4-year term for Members of the House of Representatives	1955	84	Doyle	California	House Joint Resolution	36	Committee on the Judiciary
To grant citizens of the United States who have attained the age of 18 the right to vote	1955	84	Doyle	California	House Joint Resolution	37	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President; abolish the electoral college	1955	84	Grant	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	39	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the legal effect of certain treaties and other international agreements; none shall interfere with the rights of citizens of the United States	1955	84	Gross	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	41	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1955	84	Harris	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	44	Committee on the Judiciary
To redefine treason	1955	84	Keating	New York	House Joint Resolution	48	Committee on the Judiciary
To enable the Congress, in aid of the common defense, to function effectively in time of emergency or disaster	1955	84	Keating	New York	House Joint Resolution	50	Committee on the Judiciary
Granting citizens of the United States who have attained the age of 18 the right to vote	1955	84	Keating	New York	House Joint Resolution	51	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit presidential veto of individual items	1955	84	Keating	New York	House Joint Resolution	55	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the effect of treaties and international agreements upon the civil rights and property rights of citizens of the United States	1955	84	McDonough	California	House Joint Resolution	59	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the legal effect of certain treaties and other international agreements; none shall interfere with the rights of citizens of the United States	1955	84	McDonough	California	House Joint Resolution	60	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to prohibitions upon the giving or lending of property of the United States to any foreign government or international governmental organization	1955	84	Mason	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	66	Committee on the Judiciary
Limiting the taxing and spending powers of the Congress	1955	84	Mason	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	67	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to taxes on incomes, inheritances, and gifts	1955	84	Mason	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	68	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1955	84	St. George	New York	House Joint Resolution	82	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for a 4-year term for Members of the House of Representatives	1955	84	Scudder	California	House Joint Resolution	84	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for a term of 4 years for Representatives in Congress	1955	84	Vursell	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	86	Committee on the Judiciary
To require the apportionment of Representatives among the several States on the basis of the number of citizens of the several States	1955	84	Wickersham	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	87	Committee on the Judiciary
To grant to citizens of the United States who have attained the age of 18 the right to vote	1955	84	Wickersham	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	89	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the right of citizens of the United States, 18 years of age or older, to vote	1955	84	Widnall	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	93	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President	1955	84	Rains	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	573	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing that a provision of a treaty which conflicts with any provision of the Constitution shall not be of any force or effect	1955	84	Fisher	Texas	House Joint Resolution	96	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President; abolish the electoral college	1955	84	Fisher	Texas	House Joint Resolution	97	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the legal effect of certain treaties and other international agreements; none shall interfere with the rights of citizens of the United States	1955	84	McDonough	California	House Joint Resolution	99	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the legal effect of certain treaties and other international agreements; none shall interfere with the rights of citizens of the United States	1955	84	Bow	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	103	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties and executive agreements; none shall interfere with the rights of citizens of the United States	1955	84	Pelly	Washington	House Joint Resolution	111	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1955	84	Barrett	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	117	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1955	84	Granahan	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	121	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibiting the United States Government from engaging in business in competition with its citizens	1955	84	Gwinn	New York	House Joint Resolution	123	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1955	84	McDonough	California	House Joint Resolution	125	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1955	84	Multer	New York	House Joint Resolution	127	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1955	84	Reed	New York	House Joint Resolution	129	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1955	84	Van Zandt	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	134	Committee on the Judiciary
To redefine treason	1955	84	Walter	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	135	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1955	84	Farrington	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	148	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties and executive agreements; none shall interfere with the rights of citizens of the United States	1955	84	Smith	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	172	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1955	84	Wilson	California	House Joint Resolution	173	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President; abolish the electoral college	1955	84	Reed	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	175	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President; abolish the electoral college	1955	84	Walter	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	176	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to taxes on incomes, inheritances, and gifts	1955	84	Reed	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	182	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowering Congress to grant representation in the Congress and among the electors of President and Vice President to the people of the District of Columbia	1955	84	Harris	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	186	Committee on the Judiciary
To abolish the electoral college system and to provide for the election of the President and Vice President	1955	84	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	192	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide that a new State may be admitted only with the consent of two-thirds of both Houses of Congress	1955	84	Rogers	Texas	House Joint Resolution	196	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the legal effect of certain treaties and other international agreements; none shall interfere with the rights of citizens of the United States	1955	84	Hiestand	California	House Joint Resolution	198	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the procedure for amending the Constitution	1955	84	Reed	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	200	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the procedure for amending the Constitution	1955	84	Walter	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	201	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President; abolish the electoral college	1955	84	Burnside	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	204	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the election of Senators from States hereafter admitted to the Union	1955	84	Pillion	New York	House Joint Resolution	208	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President; abolish the electoral college	1955	84	Johnson	California	House Joint Resolution	214	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide that Congress shall have power to grant representation in the Congress to the people of the District of Columbia	1955	84	Broyhill	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	215	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide that the people of the District of Columbia shall be entitled to vote in Presidential elections	1955	84	Broyhill	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	216	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the composition and jurisdiction of the Supreme Court, and for other purposes	1955	84	Miller	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	227	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect to the admission of new States as sovereign States of the United States	1955	84	Davis	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	233	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit Presidential veto of individual items	1955	84	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	238	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President; abolish the electoral college	1955	84	Hays	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	242	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to prohibiting the United States Government from engaging in business in competition with its citizens and limiting debts and expenditures	1955	84	Gwinn	New York	House Joint Resolution	246	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit Presidential veto of individual items	1955	84	Church	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	247	Committee on the Judiciary
Permitting the President of the United States to disapprove any item of appropriation in appropriation bills passed by the Congress	1955	84	Gentry	Texas	House Joint Resolution	254	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the legal effect of certain treaties and other international agreements; none shall interfere with the rights of citizens of the United States	1955	84	Lanham	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	269	Committee on the Judiciary
To limit the tenure of Senators and Representatives in Congress	1955	84	Curtis	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	271	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills; permit Presidential veto and reduction of individual items	1955	84	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	275	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for direct popular election of the President and Vice President, in place of the electoral college system	1955	84	Hyde	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	279	Committee on the Judiciary
To prevent interference with, and to eliminate limitations upon, the power of the States to regulate health, morals, education, marriage, and other purposes	1955	84	Burdick	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	282	Committee on the Judiciary
To authorize governors to fill temporary vacancies House of Representatives	1955	84	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	295	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1955	84	Siler	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	312	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1955	84	Ashmore	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	315	Committee on the Judiciary
To authorize governors to fill temporary vacancies in the House of Representatives	1955	84	Holifield	California	House Joint Resolution	322	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1955	84	Utt	California	House Joint Resolution	324	Committee on the Judiciary
To enable the Congress, in aid of the common defense, to function effectively in time of emergency or disaster	1955	84	Thompson	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	325	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect to the admission of new States as sovereign States of the United States	1955	84	Dodd	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	336	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1955	84	McConnell	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	351	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect to the admission of new States as sovereign States of the United States	1955	84	Pillion	New York	House Joint Resolution	358	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1955	84	Norrell	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	360	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide that Congress shall have power to grant representation in the Congress to the people of the District of Columbia	1955	84	Hyde	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	375	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide that the people of the District of Columbia shall be entitled to vote in Presidential elections	1955	84	Hyde	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	376	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect to the admission of new States as sovereign States of the United States	1955	84	Rogers	Texas	House Joint Resolution	377	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for a special Presidential election in certain cases	1956	84	Dodd	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	441	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to cases where the President is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office	1956	84	Frelinghuysen	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	442	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the selection of the successors of the President, Vice President, or Members of Congress who become unable to perform their duties	1956	84	Trimble	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	475	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect to the right of the States to manage their own internal affairs	1956	84	Vinson	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	495	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1956	84	Doyle	California	House Joint Resolution	519	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide for the separate election of the Vice President	1956	84	Harrison	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	536	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1956	84	Gray	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	541	Committee on the Judiciary
To prevent interference with the police powers of the States and to prevent interference with the power to regulate health, morals, education, marriage, and general welfare, and for other purpose	1956	84	Brooks	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	559	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect to the election of President and Vice President	1956	84	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	583	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President	1956	84	Hiestand	California	House Joint Resolution	586	Committee on the Judiciary
With respect to the power of the States to conserve and regulate the exploration, production, and distribution of their petroleum products, water, sulfur, and all other minerals and natural resources	1956	84	Rogers	Texas	House Joint Resolution	588	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to taxing and spending powers	1956	84	Gwinn	New York	House Joint Resolution	608	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to taxes on incomes, inheritances, and gifts	1956	84	Mason	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	612	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the election of President and Vice President	1956	84	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	624	Committee on the Judiciary
Eligibility for the Presidency of the United States	1956	84	Rabaut	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	645	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide that a majority of the Members of the House of Representatives and of the Senate must concur in the making of any treaty by the President	1956	84	Smith	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	648	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the further protection of certain basic rights of citizens	1956	84	Dorn	New York	House Joint Resolution	669	Committee on the Judiciary
To repeal the twenty-second amendment	1956	84	Quigley	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	694	Committee on the Judiciary
To repeal the twenty-second amendment	1956	84	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	701	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties and other international agreements, none shall deny rights guaranteed by the Constitution	1957	85	Bricker	Ohio	Senate Joint Resolution	3	Committee on the Judiciary
Abolishes the electoral college	1957	85	Mundt	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	4	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits the terms of the justices and the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court to 12 years	1957	85	Long	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	9	Committee on the Judiciary
Extends the right to vote to citizens 18 years of age or older	1957	85	Dirksen	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	11	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for the nomination of Presidential candidates in primary elections in each State	1957	85	Smathers	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	14	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits the power of Congress to levy taxes on income	1957	85	Dirksen	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	25	Committee on the Judiciary
Abolish poll tax and property qualifications for voting	1957	85	Holland	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	33	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for the balancing of the budget	1957	85	Bridges	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	36	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposes the repeal of the twenty-second amendment	1957	85	Neuberger	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	37	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides that the President may approve or disapprove individual items in appropriation bills	1957	85	Byrd	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	58	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides that there shall be no interference with or limitation upon the power of any State to regulate health, morals, education, etc	1957	85	Eastland	Mississippi	Senate Joint Resolution	75	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1957	85	Butler	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	80	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides that the people of the District of Columbia shall be entitled to vote in Presidential elections	1957	85	Beall	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	99	Committee on the Judiciary
Authorizes the Congress to request the Supreme Court of the United States to decide on the disability of the President	1957	85	Fulbright	Arkansas	Senate Joint Resolution	100	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1957	85	Carlson	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	112	Committee on the Judiciary
Each State shall choose Presidential electors in the same number and manner as its Senators and Representatives in Congress are chosen	1957	85	Mundt	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	113	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides that the term of justices of the Supreme Court be for 4 years	1957	85	Eastland	Mississippi	Senate Joint Resolution	114	Committee on the Judiciary
Abolishes the electoral college	1957	85	Kennedy	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	132	Committee on the Judiciary
Makes provision for the Congress to determine the inability of the President	1958	85	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	133	Committee on the Judiciary
Establishes a committee to determine the inability of the President	1958	85	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	134	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits the collection of taxes of anyone not a resident of that State	1958	85	Bridges	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	138	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits the collection of taxes of anyone not a resident of that State	1958	85	Case	New Jersey	Senate Joint Resolution	139	Committee on the Judiciary
Establishes a committee to determine the inability of the President	1958	85	O'Mahoney	Wyoming	Senate Joint Resolution	141	Committee on the Judiciary
Establishes a committee to determine the inability of the President	1958	85	Bridges	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	143	Committee on the Judiciary
Authorizes the Congress to determine the inability of the President	1958	85	Bridges	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	144	Committee on the Judiciary
Authorizes the governors to fill temporary vacancies in the House of Representatives	1958	85	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	157	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides that the Vice President shall be Acting President if the President shall declare in writing that he is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office	1958	85	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	161	Committee on the Judiciary
Relates to recall of Senators and Representatives in Congress	1958	85	Neuberger	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	165	Committee on the Judiciary
Relates to the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court	1958	85	Javits	New Jersey	Senate Joint Resolution	169	Committee on the Judiciary
Allows for retrial of a person for an offense of which he was convicted upon a former trial	1958	85	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	175	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides that a new State may be admitted only with the consent of two-thirds of both Houses of Congress	1958	85	Bush	Connecticut	Senate Joint Resolution	185	Committee on the Judiciary
Permits the President to veto individual items in general appropriation bills and over non-appropriation bills which contain authorizations to borrow money directly from the Treasury	1958	85	Bush	Connecticut	Senate Joint Resolution	198	Committee on the Judiciary
To broaden the constitutional definition of treason so as to include adhering to any group which advocates the overthrow of the Government by force or violence	1957	85	Walter	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the making of treaties and other international agreements, none shall deny rights guaranteed by the Constitution	1957	85	McDonough	California	House Joint Resolution	4	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides the executive authority of each State with the power to make temporary appointments	1957	85	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	6	Committee on the Judiciary
Abolishes the electoral college and provides that the President and Vice President shall be elected at a general election	1957	85	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	8	Committee on the Judiciary
Twenty-second amendment to the Constitution, repeal	1957	85	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	9	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide that the people in the District of Columbia shall be entitled to vote in Presidential elections	1957	85	Broyhill	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	18	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides that the District of Columbia shall have representation in Congress	1957	85	Broyhill	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	19	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibits services of United States citizens under any banner other than the stars and stripes	1957	85	Burdick	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	20	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to making of treaties, none shall deny rights guaranteed by the Constitution	1957	85	Burdick	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	22	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits Federal expenditures except in time of war	1957	85	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	24	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for a term of 4 years for Representatives in Congress	1957	85	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	25	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for certain provisions pertaining to the electoral college in electing the President and Vice President	1957	85	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	27	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits the consecutive tenure of office of Senators and Representatives in the Congress of the United States	1957	85	Curtis	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	29	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeals the Twenty-second Amendment	1957	85	Frelinghuysen	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	31	Committee on the Judiciary
Lengthens the term of Members of the House of Representatives to 4 years	1957	85	Doyle	California	House Joint Resolution	33	Committee on the Judiciary
Extends the right to vote to citizens 18 years of age or older	1957	85	Doyle	California	House Joint Resolution	34	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1957	85	Doyle	California	House Joint Resolution	35	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for the devolution of the powers and duties of the President on the Vice President of the United States when the President is unable to discharge such duties and powers	1957	85	Frelinghuysen	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	38	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for a separate election of the Vice President by a separate group of electors	1957	85	Harrison	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	42	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the legal effect of certain treaties and other international agreements, none shall deny rights guaranteed by the Constitution	1957	85	Hiestand	California	House Joint Resolution	43	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit Presidential veto of individual items	1957	85	Keating	New York	House Joint Resolution	47	Committee on the Judiciary
Extends the right to vote to citizens 18 years of age or older	1957	85	Keating	New York	House Joint Resolution	51	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for temporary appointment by the Governors of vacancies in the House of Representatives	1957	85	Keating	New York	House Joint Resolution	52	Committee on the Judiciary
To redefine treason	1957	85	Keating	New York	House Joint Resolution	53	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the legal effect of treaties and other international agreements, none shall deny rights guaranteed by the Constitution	1957	85	Lanham	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	59	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1957	85	McDonough	California	House Joint Resolution	62	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibits the United States for giving or lending money or property to any foreign government except in time of war	1957	85	Mason	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	66	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits the taxation and appropriation powers of Congress	1957	85	Mason	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	67	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits the power of Congress to levy taxes on income	1957	85	Mason	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	68	Committee on the Judiciary
Lengthens the term of Members of the House of Representatives to 4 years	1957	85	Multer	New York	House Joint Resolution	69	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1957	85	Multer	New York	House Joint Resolution	72	Committee on the Judiciary
Eligibility for the President of the United States	1957	85	Rabaut	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	80	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1957	85	Reed	New York	House Joint Resolution	83	Committee on the Judiciary
Increases the term for a Member of the House of Representatives to 4 years	1957	85	Scudder	California	House Joint Resolution	100	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides that a majority of the Members of the House of Representatives and the Senate must concur in the making of any treaty by the President	1957	85	Smith	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	103	Committee on the Judiciary
Lengthens the term of Members of the House of Representatives to 4 years	1957	85	Smith	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	104	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for temporary appointment by the Governors whenever the number of vacancies in the House of Representatives exceeds 145	1957	85	Thompson	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	105	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1957	85	Van Zandt	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	106	Committee on the Judiciary
Extends the right to vote to citizens 18 years of age or older	1957	85	Widnall	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	109	Committee on the Judiciary
Abolished the electoral college and provides that the President and Vice President shall be elected at a general election	1957	85	Wright	Texas	House Joint Resolution	112	Committee on the Judiciary
Requires the election of judges of Federal courts by the people	1957	85	Grant	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	119	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for the election or appointment of judges of inferior courts	1957	85	Grant	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	120	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1957	85	Harris	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	121	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for representation in Congress to the people of the District of Columbia	1957	85	Harris	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	122	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to prohibiting the United States Government from engaging in business in competition with its citizens and limiting debts and expenditures	1957	85	Gwinn	New York	House Joint Resolution	123	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1957	85	St. George	New York	House Joint Resolution	127	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1957	85	Siler	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	128	Committee on the Judiciary
Abolishes the electoral college	1957	85	Fisher	Texas	House Joint Resolution	130	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the procedure for amending the Constitution	1957	85	Gwinn	New York	House Joint Resolution	140	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits the power of Congress to levy taxes on income	1957	85	Gwinn	New York	House Joint Resolution	141	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1957	85	Mack	Washington	House Joint Resolution	143	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1957	85	Utt	California	House Joint Resolution	150	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits the power of Congress to levy taxes on income	1957	85	Keeney	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	171	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits Federal interference with rights of States	1957	85	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	175	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeals the twenty-second amendment to the Constitution of the United States	1957	85	Denton	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	178	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeals the twenty-second amendment to the Constitution of the United States	1957	85	Udall	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	182	Committee on the Judiciary
Abolishes the electoral college and provides that the President and Vice President shall be elected at a general election	1957	85	Herlong	Florida	House Joint Resolution	187	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for certain provisions pertaining to the electoral college in electing the President and Vice President	1957	85	Hiestand	California	House Joint Resolution	188	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1957	85	Byrne	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	201	Committee on the Judiciary
Requires the Congress to stay in session each year until a balanced budget is produced	1957	85	Laird	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	206	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides representation for the people of the District of Columbia	1957	85	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	212	Committee on the Judiciary
Requires the Congress to stay in session each year until a balanced budget is produced	1957	85	Gwinn	New York	House Joint Resolution	214	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits Congress from increasing or imposing additional taxes unless concurred in by a vote of two-thirds of the Members of each House	1957	85	Brooks	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	218	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides that a provision of a treaty or other international agreement not made in pursuance of the Constitution shall have no force or effect	1957	85	Bow	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	226	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeals the sixteenth amendment to the Constitution of the United States	1957	85	Hoffman	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	232	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1957	85	Mills	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	234	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1957	85	Smith	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	235	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for the popular election of the President and Vice President of the United States	1957	85	Udall	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	237	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1957	85	Avery	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	238	Committee on the Judiciary
Authorizes the President to approve or disapprove separate items or provisions in appropriation bills	1957	85	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	239	Committee on the Judiciary
Authorizes the President to approve or disapprove separate items or provisions in appropriation bills	1957	85	Poff	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	245	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits the power of Congress to levy taxes on income	1957	85	McDonough	California	House Joint Resolution	256	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits the power of Congress to levy taxes on income	1957	85	Alger	Texas	House Joint Resolution	259	Committee on the Judiciary
Requires the Congress of the United States to stay in session each year until it has produced a balanced budget	1957	85	Alger	Texas	House Joint Resolution	260	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibits the Government of the United States from engaging in any business in competition with private citizens	1957	85	Alger	Texas	House Joint Resolution	261	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for certain provisions pertaining to the electoral college in electing the President and Vice President	1957	85	Alger	Texas	House Joint Resolution	262	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the procedure for amending the Constitution	1957	85	Alger	Texas	House Joint Resolution	263	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides that a provision of a treaty or other international agreement not made in pursuance of the Constitution shall have no force or effect	1957	85	Alger	Texas	House Joint Resolution	264	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1957	85	Clark	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	267	Committee on the Judiciary
Requires the Congress of the United States to stay in session each year until it has produced a balanced budget	1957	85	Cunningham	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	277	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1957	85	Breeding	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	283	Committee on the Judiciary
Permits the President to disapprove items in general appropriation bills	1957	85	Byrnes	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	284	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for the devolution of the powers and duties of the President on the Vice President of the United States when the President announces that he is unable to discharge such powers and duties	1957	85	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	293	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for the devolution of the powers and duties of the President on the Vice President of the United States when the President announces that he is unable to discharge such powers and duties	1957	85	Keating	New York	House Joint Resolution	294	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for the devolution of the powers and duties of the President on the Vice President of the United States when the President announces that he is unable to discharge such duties and powers	1957	85	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	295	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowers the Congress by law to provide for the discharge of the President's powers and duties in case of the inability of the President, Vice President, or any other person on whom the powers and duties of the office of President shall devolve	1957	85	Cole	New York	House Joint Resolution	309	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides that the people of the District of Columbia shall be entitled to vote in Presidential elections	1957	85	Hyde	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	314	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1957	85	Rees	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	319	Committee on the Judiciary
Establishes a Presidential Inability Commission for the purpose of determining the inability of the President to discharge the powers and duties of the office of President	1957	85	Keating	New York	House Joint Resolution	334	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowers the President to veto individual items in general appropriation bills	1957	85	Keating	New York	House Joint Resolution	343	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowers the President to veto individual items in general appropriation bills	1957	85	Broomfield	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	348	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowers the President to veto individual items in general appropriation bills	1957	85	Merrow	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	350	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1957	85	Broomfield	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	353	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibits the Government from engaging in any enterprise not specified in the Constitution	1957	85	Gwinn	New York	House Joint Resolution	355	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1957	85	George	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	366	Committee on the Judiciary
Permits the President to veto individual items in general appropriation bills	1957	85	Hosmer	California	House Joint Resolution	369	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides that all treaties made under the Constitution shall be the supreme law of the land	1957	85	Mason	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	375	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1957	85	Coffin	Maine	House Joint Resolution	383	Committee on the Judiciary
Each State shall choose Presidential electors in the same number and manner as its Senators and Representatives in Congress are chosen	1957	85	Coudert	New York	House Joint Resolution	386	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides that the judges of both the Supreme and inferior courts be appointed for a term of 10 years	1957	85	Smith	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	388	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits Federal interference with rights of States	1957	85	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	394	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides that the Senate shall have final jurisdiction to review decisions and judgments of the Supreme Court	1957	85	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	395	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowers the President to veto individual items in general appropriation bills	1957	85	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	396	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for the President to appoint Supreme Court judges for a 4-year term	1957	85	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	403	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposes that the judges of the Supreme Court and inferior courts be appointed for a term of 10 years	1957	85	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	407	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposes that the judges of the Supreme Court and inferior courts be appointed for for a term of 10 years	1957	85	Herlong	Florida	House Joint Resolution	415	Committee on the Judiciary
Requires approval by the House of Representatives of the appointments of Federal judges	1957	85	Grant	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	428	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for the appointment of judges of the Supreme Court by the judges of the highest courts in several States	1957	85	Fisher	Texas	House Joint Resolution	438	Committee on the Judiciary
Relates to the procedure for amending the Constitution	1957	85	O'Brien	New York	House Joint Resolution	440	Committee on the Judiciary
Admission of new States into the Union	1957	85	Rogers	Texas	House Joint Resolution	443	Committee on the Judiciary
Admission of new States into the Union	1957	85	Rutherford	Texas	House Joint Resolution	444	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibits members of the Supreme Court from holding office of President and Vice President	1957	85	Scherer	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	445	Committee on the Judiciary
Admission of new States into the Union	1957	85	Haley	Florida	House Joint Resolution	446	Committee on the Judiciary
Admission of new States into the Union	1957	85	Dowdy	Texas	House Joint Resolution	447	Committee on the Judiciary
Admission of new States into the Union	1957	85	Shuford	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	448	Committee on the Judiciary
Admission of new States into the Union	1957	85	Smith	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	449	Committee on the Judiciary
Admission of new States into the Union	1957	85	Hosmer	California	House Joint Resolution	455	Committee on the Judiciary
Admission of new States into the Union	1957	85	Pillion	New York	House Joint Resolution	456	Committee on the Judiciary
Admission of new States into the Union	1957	85	Williams	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	457	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits Federal interference with rights of States	1957	85	Williams	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	458	Committee on the Judiciary
Admission of new States into the Union	1957	85	Wharton	New York	House Joint Resolution	459	Committee on the Judiciary
Deprives the Federal Government of the power to impose estate and gift taxes	1957	85	Gwinn	New York	House Joint Resolution	461	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits the collection of taxes of anyone not a resident of that State	1958	85	Kean	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	468	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits the collection of taxes of anyone not a resident of that State	1958	85	Morano	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	472	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides that no State shall make any discrimination based upon the place of residence of the person subject to the tax in levying and collecting taxes on income	1958	85	Osmers	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	473	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits the collection of taxes of anyone not a resident of that State	1958	85	Osmers	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	474	Committee on the Judiciary
Authorizes Congress to limit the power of the courts of the United States to determine that statutes of the United States or of any State are repugnant to the Constitution	1958	85	Rogers	Texas	House Joint Resolution	476	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits the collection of taxes of anyone not a resident of that State	1958	85	Widnall	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	480	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits the collection of taxes of anyone not a resident of that State	1958	85	Addonizio	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	482	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits the collection of taxes of anyone not a resident of that State	1958	85	Wolverton	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	487	Committee on the Judiciary
Establishes a Commission to determine the inability of a President	1958	85	Brooks	Texas	House Joint Resolution	490	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits the collection of taxes of anyone not a resident of that State	1958	85	Forand	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	491	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibits States from taxing incomes of nonresidents	1958	85	Rodino	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	497	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits the collection of taxes of anyone not a resident of that State	1958	85	Dwyer	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	501	Committee on the Judiciary
Establishes a Commission to determine the inability of a President to discharge the powers and duties of the office of President	1958	85	Curtin	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	525	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for the popular of judges of the Supreme Court	1958	85	Long	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	536	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides that the Vice President shall be Acting President if the President shall declare in writing that he is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office	1958	85	Frelinghuysen	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	567	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for the filling of Senate vacancies only by election	1958	85	Broomfield	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	571	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits the collection of taxes of anyone not a resident of that State	1958	85	Merrow	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	573	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1958	85	Saund	California	House Joint Resolution	579	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits the collection of taxes of anyone not a resident of that State	1958	85	Dellay	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	587	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits the collection of taxes of anyone not a resident of that State	1958	85	Libonati	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	590	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides that in case of the removal of the President from office, due to his death, resignation, or inability to discharge the powers and duties of hte office of President, the Vice President shall become President	1958	85	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	602	Committee on the Judiciary
Eligibility of foreign born for the office of President of the United States	1958	85	Forand	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	612	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for Congress to determine the inability of the President of the United States	1958	85	Hosmer	California	House Joint Resolution	651	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides that the President may approve or disapprove individual items in appropriation bills	1958	85	Derounian	New York	House Joint Resolution	702	Committee on the Judiciary
Abolishes the electoral college and provides that the President and Vice President shall be elected at a general election	1957	85	Rains	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	3503	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides that the new State may be admitted only with the consent of two-thirds of both Houses of Congress	1959	86	Smathers	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	3	Committee on the Judiciary
Pertaining to the election of the President and Vice President, and Presidential disability	1959	86	Smathers	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	4	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the terms of office of judges of the Supreme Court of the United States and inferior courts, and their reconfirmation	1959	86	Johnston	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	7	Committee on the Judiciary
Repealing the twenty-second amendment	1959	86	Hennings	Missouri	Senate Joint Resolution	11	Committee on the Judiciary
Pertaining to the election of the President and Vice President, and reform of electoral college	1959	86	Mundt	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	12	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the terms of the Justices of the Supreme Court (12 years)	1959	86	Long	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	18	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibiting States from taxing the incomes of "nonresidents"	1959	86	Bridges	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	29	Committee on the Judiciary
Gives States exclusive administrative control over their public schools	1959	86	Talmadge	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	32	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for a 4-year term for Members of the House of Representatives	1959	86	Mansfield	Montana	Senate Joint Resolution	36	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to authorize Governors to fill temporary vacancies in the House of Representatives, to abolish tax and property qualifications for electors in Federal elections etc	1959	86	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	39	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides that the Vice President shall be Acting President if the President shall declare in writing that he is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office	1959	86	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	40	Committee on the Judiciary
Permitting the President to approve or disapprove separate items in appropriation bills (item veto)	1959	86	Keating	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	44	Committee on the Judiciary
Pertaining to voting qualifications in Federal elections	1959	86	McNamara	Michigan	Senate Joint Resolution	51	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court	1959	86	Javits	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	57	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing representation in Congress among the electors of President and Vice President for the people of the District of Columbia	1959	86	Case	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	60	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the legal effect of certain treaties and other international agreements, none shall deny rights guaranteed by the Constitution	1959	86	Dirksen	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	65	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibiting the States from taxing the incomes of nonresidents	1959	86	Case	New Jersey	Senate Joint Resolution	67	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Dodd	Connecticut	Senate Joint Resolution	69	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing Representation in Congress among the electors of President and Vice President for the people of the District of Columbia	1959	86	Beall	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	71	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the nomination of the President and Vice President	1959	86	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	72	Committee on the Judiciary
Extends the right to vote to citizens 18 years of age or older	1959	86	Keating	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	81	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for temporary appointments by the Governors in House of Representatives	1959	86	Keating	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	85	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the election of the President and Vice President	1959	86	Sparkman	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	86	Committee on the Judiciary
Requires the Congress to stay in session each year until it has produced a balanced budget	1959	86	Bridges	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	99	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the power of States to protect moral standards	1959	86	Eastland	Mississippi	Senate Joint Resolution	116	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to voting qualifications	1959	86	Holland	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	126	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the right of Congress and the States to enact legislation with respect to obscene material	1959	86	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	133	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides that the people of the District of Columbia shall be entitled to vote in Presidential elections for Delegates to the House of Representatives	1959	86	Keating	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	134	Committee on the Judiciary
Grants the District of Columbia three delegates to the House of Representatives, and representation in the electoral college for purposes of presidential elections	1959	86	Keating	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	138	Committee on the Judiciary
Authorizes Congress to prescribe the terms under which States may tax the income of nonresident individuals	1959	86	Dodd	Connecticut	Senate Joint Resolution	140	Committee on the Judiciary
Restricts State voter qualifications to those of non-age, non-residence, or imprisonment	1959	86	Humphrey	Minnesota	Senate Joint Resolution	141	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for adjournment of Congress on or before the first Saturday after the first Tuesday in July	1959	86	Anderson	New Mexico	Senate Joint Resolution	142	Committee on the Judiciary
Reserves to the States exclusive control over public schools	1960	86	Talmadge	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	154	Committee on the Judiciary
Relates to the balancing of the budget	1960	86	Bridges	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	174	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for the nomination of candidates for President	1960	86	Proxmire	Wisconsin	Senate Joint Resolution	177	Committee on the Judiciary
Extends the right to vote to citizens 18 years of age or older	1960	86	Randolph	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	179	Committee on the Judiciary
Relates to the making of treaties and executive agreements; none shall interfere with the rights of citizens of the United States	1960	86	Ellender	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	190	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for the election of President and Vice President; abolishes the electoral college	1960	86	Byrd	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	205	Committee on the Judiciary
Requires equitable representation of the people in the legislatures of the several States	1960	86	Clark	Pennsylvania	Senate Joint Resolution	215	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for election of President and Vice President	1960	86	Johnston	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	219	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for the devolution of the powers and duties of the President on the Vice President of the United States when the President announces he is unable to discharge such powers and duties	1959	86	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	5	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for the devolution of the powers and duties of the President on the Vice President of the United States when the President announces he is unable to discharge such powers and duties	1959	86	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	6	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides the executive authority of each State with the power to make temporary appointments in the House of Representatives	1959	86	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	8	Committee on the Judiciary
Prevent abridgement of rights of voters because of length of residence	1959	86	Green	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	12	Committee on the Judiciary
Pertaining to the electoral college in electing the President and Vice President	1959	86	McSween	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	15	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the power of Congress to levy taxes on income as granted by the 16th amendment	1959	86	Mason	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	16	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits the taxation and appropriation powers of Congress	1959	86	Mason	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	17	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits loans and gifts of money or property to foreign powers	1959	86	Mason	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	18	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit Presidential veto of individual items	1959	86	Poff	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	21	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibits the Government from engaging in any business except as specified in the Constitution. Repeals the 16th Amendment	1959	86	Utt	California	House Joint Resolution	23	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	St. George	New York	House Joint Resolution	28	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for temporary appointments by the Governors in House of Representatives	1959	86	Thompson	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	30	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides that the President shall appoint Supreme Court judges for 4-year terms	1959	86	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	32	Committee on the Judiciary
Restricting power of States to levy income taxes on nonresidents	1959	86	Addonizio	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	33	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit Presidential veto of individual items	1959	86	Byrnes	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	42	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Fallon	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	48	Committee on the Judiciary
Pertaining to the electoral votes in electing the President and Vice President	1959	86	Hiestand	California	House Joint Resolution	54	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit Presidential veto of individual items	1959	86	Hosmer	California	House Joint Resolution	55	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for Congress to determine the inability of the President	1959	86	Hosmer	California	House Joint Resolution	56	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for a 4-year term for Members of the House of Representatives	1959	86	Multer	New York	House Joint Resolution	60	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Multer	New York	House Joint Resolution	63	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the procedure for amending the Constitution	1959	86	O'Brien	New York	House Joint Resolution	66	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibiting States from taxing the incomes of nonresidents	1959	86	Rodino	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	68	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides that a new State may be admitted into the Union only by established procedure of amending the Constitution	1959	86	Rogers	Texas	House Joint Resolution	71	Committee on the Judiciary
Authorizes Congress to limit the power of the courts of the United States	1959	86	Rogers	Texas	House Joint Resolution	73	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to powers reserved to States	1959	86	Williams	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	78	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to legal effect of treaties and other international agreements; none shall interfere with the rights of citizens of the United States	1959	86	Hiestand	California	House Joint Resolution	79	Committee on the Judiciary
Establishing a Commission to determine the inability of the President	1959	86	Curtin	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	81	Committee on the Judiciary
The right of any number of citizens to voluntarily segregate themselves from others for any lawful purpose shall not be denied	1959	86	Harris	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	82	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Harris	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	83	Committee on the Judiciary
Requires Congress to stay in session each year until it has produced a balanced budget except in times of emergencies	1959	86	Laird	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	87	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	McDonough	California	House Joint Resolution	92	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to legal effect of treaties and other international agreements; none shall interfere with the rights of citizens of the United States	1959	86	McDonough	California	House Joint Resolution	94	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Van Zandt	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	99	Committee on the Judiciary
To redefine treason	1959	86	Walter	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	100	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to powers of the States	1959	86	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	102	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Ashmore	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	108	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to legal effect of treaties and other international agreements; none shall interfere with the rights of citizens of the United States	1959	86	Bow	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	110	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit Presidential veto of individual items	1959	86	Derounian	New York	House Joint Resolution	112	Committee on the Judiciary
Pertaining to the election of the President and Vice President	1959	86	Fisher	Texas	House Joint Resolution	114	Committee on the Judiciary
Pertaining to the election of the President and Vice President	1959	86	Matthews	Florida	House Joint Resolution	116	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibits a State from discriminating on the basis of residence in taxing income	1959	86	Osmers	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	118	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibiting States from taxing incomes of non-residents	1959	86	Osmers	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	119	Committee on the Judiciary
Pertaining to the election of the President and Vice President	1959	86	Udall	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	123	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal the twenty-second amendment	1959	86	Udall	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	124	Committee on the Judiciary
Pertaining to the election of the President and Vice President	1959	86	Wright	Texas	House Joint Resolution	127	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit Presidential veto of individual items	1959	86	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	128	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Mack	Washington	House Joint Resolution	131	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1959	86	Siler	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	133	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to legal effect of treaties and other international agreements; none shall interfere with the rights of citizens of the United States	1959	86	Whitener	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	135	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits the term of the judges of the Supreme Court and inferior Federal Courts	1959	86	Whitener	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	136	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal the twenty-second amendment	1959	86	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	139	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Frelinghuysen	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	142	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Huddleston	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	145	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Saund	California	House Joint Resolution	148	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowering Congress to grant representation in the Congress and among the electors of President and Vice President to the people of the District of Columbia	1959	86	Broyhill	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	151	Committee on the Judiciary
Empowering Congress to grant representation in the Congress and among the electors of President and Vice President to the people of the District of Columbia	1959	86	Broyhill	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	152	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1959	86	Smith	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	157	Committee on the Judiciary
Requires Congress to stay in session each year until it has produced a balanced budget except in times of emergencies	1959	86	Alger	Texas	House Joint Resolution	158	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1959	86	Clark	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	159	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit Presidential veto of individual items	1959	86	Curtin	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	161	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Lankford	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	162	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibiting States from taxing incomes of non-residents	1959	86	Libonati	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	163	Committee on the Judiciary
Repeal the twenty-second amendment	1959	86	Merrow	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	178	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1959	86	Rees	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	168	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Siler	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	170	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1959	86	Fisher	Texas	House Joint Resolution	174	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Loser	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	175	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	McDowell	Delaware	House Joint Resolution	176	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Passman	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	180	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Bow	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	183	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit Presidential veto of individual items	1959	86	Mack	Washington	House Joint Resolution	189	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibiting States from taxing incomes of nonresidents	1959	86	Merrow	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	190	Committee on the Judiciary
Extends the right to vote to citizens 18 years of age or older	1959	86	Widnall	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	193	Committee on the Judiciary
Pertaining to the election of the President and Vice President	1959	86	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	194	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Brewster	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	195	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Cannon	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	199	Committee on the Judiciary
Power of Supreme Court limited by Congress	1959	86	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	201	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibits States from taxing incomes of nonresidents	1959	86	Bass	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	203	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit Presidential veto of individual items	1959	86	Broomfield	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	204	Committee on the Judiciary
Eligibility for President of the United States	1959	86	Fogarty	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	205	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	May	Washington	House Joint Resolution	206	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Mills	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	207	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Smith	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	210	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Matthews	Florida	House Joint Resolution	212	Committee on the Judiciary
Eligibility for President of the United States	1959	86	Forand	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	214	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Rhodes	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	217	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Staggers	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	219	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Trimble	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	220	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibiting States from taxing incomes of nonresidents	1959	86	Cahill	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	221	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Lipscomb	California	House Joint Resolution	222	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Rogers	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	223	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	224	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Toll	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	225	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Sisk	California	House Joint Resolution	226	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Bailey	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	227	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit Presidential veto of individual items	1959	86	Griffin	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	228	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Thompson	Texas	House Joint Resolution	230	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Withrow	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	231	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Cunningham	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	232	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Herlong	Florida	House Joint Resolution	233	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Moss	California	House Joint Resolution	234	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	O'Konski	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	235	Committee on the Judiciary
Requires Congress to stay in session each year until it has produced a balanced budget except in times of emergencies	1959	86	Cunningham	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	239	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Griffiths	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	240	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Alford	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	242	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1959	86	Breeding	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	243	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Cramer	Florida	House Joint Resolution	245	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit Presidential veto of individual items	1959	86	Halpern	New York	House Joint Resolution	246	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Merrow	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	248	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Weis	New York	House Joint Resolution	250	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibiting States from taxing incomes of non-residents	1959	86	Widnall	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	251	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Avery	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	252	Committee on the Judiciary
Limits consecutive terms in Congress to 6 in the House and 2 in the Senate	1959	86	Curtis	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	253	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Curtin	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	256	Committee on the Judiciary
Gives States exclusive administrative control over their public schools	1959	86	Selden	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	258	Committee on the Judiciary
Gives States exclusive administrative control over their public schools	1959	86	Boggs	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	260	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Scherer	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	262	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1959	86	Utt	California	House Joint Resolution	263	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	264	Committee on the Judiciary
Pertaining to the election of the President and Vice President	1959	86	Kilgore	Texas	House Joint Resolution	265	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Dowdy	Texas	House Joint Resolution	267	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Garmatz	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	268	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	McGinley	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	271	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to reconfirmation of Presidential appointments; Senate must reconfirm every 6 years	1959	86	Alford	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	274	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Elliott	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	276	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit presidential veto of individual items	1959	86	Robison	New York	House Joint Resolution	282	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Wolf	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	285	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibiting States from taxing incomes of nonresidents	1959	86	Dwyer	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	288	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit presidential veto of individual items	1959	86	Merrow	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	290	Committee on the Judiciary
Gives States exclusive administrative control over their public schools	1959	86	Poff	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	295	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Hagen	California	House Joint Resolution	296	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Miller	New York	House Joint Resolution	302	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	McGovern	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	305	Committee on the Judiciary
Pertaining to the election of the President and Vice President	1959	86	Dowdy	Texas	House Joint Resolution	308	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Holland	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	312	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Berry	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	313	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibiting States from taxing incomes of nonresidents	1959	86	Cunningham	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	314	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Molder	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	319	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to legal effect of treaties and other international agreements; none shall interfere with the rights of citizens of the Unites States	1959	86	Fisher	Texas	House Joint Resolution	321	Committee on the Judiciary
Gives States exclusive administrative control over their public schools	1959	86	Rains	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	326	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Giamo	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	330	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to appointment of postmasters	1959	86	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	332	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibiting States from taxing incomes of nonresidents	1959	86	Mack	Washington	House Joint Resolution	335	Committee on the Judiciary
Gives States exclusive administrative control over their public schools	1959	86	Roberts	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	337	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1959	86	McIntire	Maine	House Joint Resolution	344	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibiting States from taxing incomes of nonresidents	1959	86	McIntire	Maine	House Joint Resolution	347	Committee on the Judiciary
Recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ	1959	86	Hargis	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	359	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to appropriation measures, to be accompanied by revenue producing measure	1959	86	Berry	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	417	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Schwengel	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	436	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit Presidential veto of individual items	1959	86	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	442	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to the composition of the Supreme Court	1959	86	Brooks	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	453	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for a systematic reduction of the national debt	1959	86	Betts	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	480	Committee on the Judiciary
Relating to the power of States to protect moral standards	1959	86	Dowdy	Texas	House Joint Resolution	483	Committee on the Judiciary
Extends the right to vote to all citizens 18 years of age or older	1959	86	Hechler	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	515	Committee on the Judiciary
Eligibility for President of the United States	1959	86	Fogarty	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	517	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for temporary appointments by Governors in House of Representatives	1959	86	Byrnes	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	519	Committee on the Judiciary
Restricts State voter qualifications to those of nonage, nonresidence, or imprisonment	1959	86	Brademas	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	524	Committee on the Judiciary
Granting representation in the House of Representatives and in the electoral college to the District of Columbia	1959	86	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	529	Committee on the Judiciary
Pertaining to the election of the President and Vice President	1959	86	Smith	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	533	Committee on the Judiciary
Restricts State voter qualifications to those of nonage, nonresidence, or imprisonment	1959	86	Green	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	535	Committee on the Judiciary
Prohibits the Government from engaging in any business except as specified in the Constitution	1959	86	Alger	Texas	House Joint Resolution	538	Committee on the Judiciary
Qualifications for election to the offices of President and Vice President	1960	86	Monagan	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	547	Committee on the Judiciary
State taxation of the income of nonresidents	1960	86	Price	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	595	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for a 4-year term for Members of the House of Representatives	1960	86	George	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	601	Committee on the Judiciary
States' taxation of the income of nonresidents	1960	86	Gray	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	611	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposes to make former Presidents of the United States Members of the Senate	1960	86	Chelf	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	613	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for the popular election of President and Vice President, abolishes the electoral college	1960	86	Staggers	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	614	Committee on the Judiciary
Relates to the legal effects of certain treaties and other international agreements; none shall interfere with the rights of citizens of the United States	1960	86	Alger	Texas	House Joint Resolution	643	Committee on the Judiciary
Congress to determine the inability of President	1960	86	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	654	Committee on the Judiciary
Relates to the balancing of the budget	1960	86	Pelly	Washington	House Joint Resolution	656	Committee on the Judiciary
Relates to the balancing of the budget	1960	86	Jensen	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	665	Committee on the Judiciary
Authorizes the President to approve and disapprove separate items in bills with certain exceptions	1960	86	Schwengel	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	691	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit Presidential veto and reduction of individual items	1960	86	Schwengel	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	692	Committee on the Judiciary
Appropriation bills, permit Presidential veto of individual items	1960	86	Schwengel	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	693	Committee on the Judiciary
Relates to the abolishment of the death penalty	1960	86	Powell	New York	House Joint Resolution	712	Committee on the Judiciary
Relates to the granting of representation in the electoral college to the District of Columbia	1960	86	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	757	Committee on the Judiciary
Relates to the inability of the President	1960	86	Lindsay	New York	House Joint Resolution	764	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides that certain unsuccessful candidates for the office of President shall be Members of the Senate	1960	86	Udall	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	772	Committee on the Judiciary
Pertaining to the election of President and Vice President	1959	86	Rains	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	2560	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1959	86	Teller	New York	House Joint Resolution	5804	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for the election of President and Vice President; abolishes the electoral college	1960	86	Staggers	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	10301	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for nomination of candidates for President and Vice president, and for election of such candidates by popular vote	1961	87	Smith	New Mexico	Senate Joint Resolution	1	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for the election for President and Vice President	1961	87	Johnston	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	2	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to the election of President and Vice President	1961	87	Dodd	Connecticut	Senate Joint Resolution	4	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to the adjournment of Congress	1961	87	Anderson	New Mexico	Senate Joint Resolution	7	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to the nomination and election of candidates for President and Vice President, and to succession to the office of President in the event of death or inability of the President	1961	87	Smathers	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	9	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for a term of 4 years for Members of the House of Representatives	1961	87	Case	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	11	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for the election of President and Vice President	1961	87	Mundit	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	12	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal concerning residence requirement for voting for President and Vice President of the United States	1961	87	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	14	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to repeal the twenty-second article of amendment to the Constitution	1961	87	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	15	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for nomination of candidates for President and Vice president by primary elections	1961	87	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	16	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for the election of President and Vice President	1961	87	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	17	Committee on the Judiciary
To amend the Constitution to authorize Governors to fill temporary vacancies in the House of Representatives	1961	87	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	18	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to cases where the President is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office	1961	87	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	19	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal granting to citizens of the United States who have attained the age of 18 the right to vote	1961	87	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	20	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to term of office of President and Vice President, and providing for election of candidates for President and Vice President by popular vote	1961	87	Mansfield	Montana	Senate Joint Resolution	23	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to the election of President and Vice President	1961	87	McGee	Wyoming	Senate Joint Resolution	25	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for the election of President and Vice President	1961	87	Saltonstall	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	28	Committee on the Judiciary
Providing for the establishing of the former dwelling house of Alexander Hamilton as a national monument, for which was substituted a proposed constitutional amendment to abolish the poll tax as a requirement for voting in Federal elections	1961	87	Javits	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	29	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal reserving to the States exclusive control over public schools	1961	87	Talmadge	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	30	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to disapproval of items in general appropriation bills	1961	87	Keating	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	31	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to the balancing of the budget	1961	87	Bridges	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	38	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal with reference to income taxes on nonresident individuals	1961	87	Dodd	Connecticut	Senate Joint Resolution	46	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to the election of President and Vice President	1961	87	Case	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	48	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to taxes on incomes, inheritances, and gifts	1961	87	Dirksen	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	53	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to grant to citizens of the United States who have attained the age of 18 the right to vote	1961	87	Dirksen	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	54	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to the legal effect of certain treaties and other international agreements	1961	87	Dirksen	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	55	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to the qualifications of electors. Outlawing poll tax and property qualifications	1961	87	Holland	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	58	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal granting to citizens of the United States who have attained the age of 18 the right to vote	1961	87	Keating	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	67	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal extending the right to vote to citizens 18 years of age or older	1961	87	Randolph	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	71	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to abolish tax and property qualifications for electors in Federal elections	1961	87	Clark	Pennsylvania	Senate Joint Resolution	81	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to abolish literacy test qualifications for electors in Federal elections	1961	87	Clark	Pennsylvania	Senate Joint Resolution	82	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to grant representation in the Congress to the people of the District of Columbia	1961	87	Bush	Connecticut	Senate Joint Resolution	85	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to residence requirements for voting in presidential elections	1961	87	Keating	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	90	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to the election of President and Vice President	1961	87	Erwin	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	96	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for the nomination of candidates for President	1961	87	Proxmire	Wisconsin	Senate Joint Resolution	102	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to limit the power of the States and their political subdivisions to tax the salaries and wages of persons who are not domiciliaries or residents thereof	1961	87	Case	New Jersey	Senate Joint Resolution	111	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for the election of President and Vice President	1961	87	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	113	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to the election of President and Vice President	1961	87	Case	New Jersey	Senate Joint Resolution	114	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to authorize Governors to fill temporary vacancies in the House of Representatives	1961	87	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	123	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to establish a commission to determine the inability of a President, or one acting as President, to discharge the powers and duties of the office of President	1961	87	Keating	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	125	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to residence requirements for voting in presidential elections	1961	87	Keating	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	128	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to assure equitable representation of the people in the legislatures of the several States	1961	87	Clark	Pennsylvania	Senate Joint Resolution	141	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to equal rights for men and women	1961	87	McGee	Wyoming	Senate Joint Resolution	142	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for the election of President and Vice President	1961	87	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	143	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to the balancing of the budget	1962	87	Tower	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	164	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal that limitations contained in the first eight articles of amendment to the Constitution shall not apply to any State	1962	87	Eastland	Mississippi	Senate Joint Resolution	176	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides for representation of the District of Columbia in Congress	1962	87	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	181	Committee on the Judiciary
Granting representation in the electoral college to the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico	1962	87	Chavez	New Mexico	Senate Joint Resolution	188	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to permit the use of prayer in public schools	1962	87	Robertson	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	204	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to permit the offering of prayers in public schools	1962	87	Beall	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	205	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to permit the use of prayer in public schools	1962	87	Stennis	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	206	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal permitting the offering of prayers and reading of the Bible in public schools in the United States, and relating to the right of a State to enact legislation on the basis of its own public policy on questions of decency and morality	1962	87	Eastland	Mississippi	Senate Joint Resolution	207	Committee on the Judiciary
To establish a free and universal franchise throughout the United States	1961	87	Dingell	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	3	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Fallon	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	4	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Presidential inability	1961	87	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	7	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Griffiths	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	9	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to the balancing of the budget	1961	87	Alger	Texas	House Joint Resolution	11	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal reserving to the States exclusive control over public schools	1961	87	Boggs	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	14	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal reserving to the States exclusive control over public schools	1961	87	Poff	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	18	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to equal rights for men and women	1961	87	St. George	New York	House Joint Resolution	21	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal with respect to the appointment of postmasters	1961	87	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	22	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to abolish the personal income, estate, and gift taxes, and prohibiting the U.S. Government from engaging in business in competition with its citizens	1961	87	Utt	California	House Joint Resolution	23	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for the popular election of President and Vice President of the United States	1961	87	Baldwin	California	House Joint Resolution	24	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for the election of President and Vice President of the United States	1961	87	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	25	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal amending the Constitution of the United States relating to appropriations providing for item veto	1961	87	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	26	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for the popular election of President and Vice President of the United States	1961	87	Broomfield	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	28	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to amend the Constitution to enable the Congress to function effectively in time of emergency of disaster	1961	87	Byrnes	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	29	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to appropriations (item veto)	1961	87	Byrnes	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	30	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to limit the power of the States and their political subdivisions to tax the salaries and wages of persons who are not domiciliaries or residents thereof	1961	87	Cahill	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	31	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to the inability of the President to discharge the powers and duties of his office	1961	87	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	33	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to the inability of the President to discharge the powers and duties of his office	1961	87	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	35	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for the popular election of President and Vice President of the United States	1961	87	Collier	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	36	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to qualifications for voting for Presidential and Vice Presidential electors	1961	87	Green	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	39	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to the legal effect of certain treaties and other international agreements	1961	87	Hiestand	California	House Joint Resolution	41	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for the election of President and Vice President	1961	87	Kilgore	Texas	House Joint Resolution	46	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to the effect of certain treaties and other international agreements upon the civil and property rights of citizens of the United States	1961	87	McDonough	California	House Joint Resolution	50	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to equal rights for men and women	1961	87	McDonough	California	House Joint Resolution	52	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing a different method for the election of President and Vice President	1961	87	McSween	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	54	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for the popular election of President and Vice President	1961	87	Matthews	Florida	House Joint Resolution	55	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal with respect to the term of office and qualifications of Members of the House of Representatives	1961	87	Multer	New York	House Joint Resolution	56	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Multer	New York	House Joint Resolution	57	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal prohibiting a State from discriminating on the basis of residence in taxing income	1961	87	Osmers	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	61	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal empowering the Congress to authorize the President to approve and disapprove separate items or provisions in appropriation bills (item veto)	1961	87	Poff	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	62	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to abolish the death penalty under the laws of the United States, any State, or any other place subject to the jurisdiction of the United States	1961	87	Powell	New York	House Joint Resolution	64	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal with respect to the admission of new States as sovereign States of the United States	1961	87	Rogers	Texas	House Joint Resolution	69	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to authorize Congress to limit the power of courts of the United States to determine that statues of the United States of any State are repugnant to the Constitution of the United States	1961	87	Rogers	Texas	House Joint Resolution	70	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to enable the Congress, in aid of the common defense, to function effectively in time of emergency or disaster	1961	87	Thompson	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	74	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for the popular election of President and Vice President	1961	87	Udall	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	76	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to repeal the twenty-second amendment	1961	87	Udall	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	77	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal that certain unsuccessful candidates for the office of President shall be Members of the Senate	1961	87	Udall	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	78	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Weis	New York	House Joint Resolution	80	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to the right of citizens of the United States 18 years of age or older to vote	1961	87	Widnall	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	81	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to the election of President and Vice President	1961	87	Zablocki	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	84	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Bow	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	90	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to authorize Governors to fill temporary vacancies in the House of Representatives	1961	87	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	91	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to repeal the twenty-second amendment	1961	87	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	94	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal so as to make former Presidents of the United States Members of the Senate	1961	87	Chelf	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	96	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to establish a commission to determine the inability of a President to discharge the powers and duties of the office of President	1961	87	Curtin	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	97	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal empowering the Congress to authorize the President to approve and disapprove separate items or provisions in appropriation bills (item veto)	1961	87	Curtin	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	98	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Loser	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	101	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal that this Nation devoutly recognizes the authority and law of Jesus Christ, Saviour and Ruler of Nations, through whom are bestowed the blessings of Almighty God	1961	87	Siler	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	103	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Trimble	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	104	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for the election of President and Vice President	1961	87	Wright	Texas	House Joint Resolution	106	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for the election of President and Vice President	1961	87	Smith	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	116	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Bailey	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	119	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to the eligibility of certain persons to vote for any candidate for elector of President and Vice President or for a candidate for election as a Senator or Representative	1961	87	Cederberg	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	120	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for the election of President and Vice President	1961	87	Dingell	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	122	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for the election of President and Vice President	1961	87	Matthews	Florida	House Joint Resolution	125	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for the popular election of President and Vice President	1961	87	Merrow	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	126	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to qualifications for election of the offices of President and Vice President of the United States	1961	87	Monagan	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	127	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to term of office of President and Vice President, and providing for election of candidates for President and Vice President by popular vote	1961	87	Monagan	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	128	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal reserving to the States exclusive control over public schools	1961	87	Rains	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	133	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Van Zandt	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	136	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for reconfirmation by the Senate of certain appointments made by the President, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate	1961	87	Alford	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	137	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to prohibiting the United States Government from engaging in business in competition with its citizens	1961	87	Alger	Texas	House Joint Resolution	138	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to residence qualifications for voting for President and Vice President	1961	87	Becker	New York	House Joint Resolution	139	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for the reconstitution of the Supreme Court, so that such Court will consist of Justices from the highest appellate tribunals of one-third of the several States	1961	87	Brooks	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	141	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposals relating to the legal effect of certain treaties and other international agreements	1961	87	Bow	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	156	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal prohibiting a State from discriminating on the basis of residence in taxing income	1961	87	Merrow	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	158	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for the election of President and Vice President	1961	87	Hiestand	California	House Joint Resolution	161	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to amend the Constitution of the United States providing for the election of President and Vice President	1961	87	Fisher	Texas	House Joint Resolution	165	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to amend the Constitution of the United States relative to disapproval and reduction of items in general appropriation bills	1961	87	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	166	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to amend the Constitution of the United States providing for the election of President and Vice President	1961	87	Herlong	Florida	House Joint Resolution	169	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to the procedure for amending the Constitution	1961	87	O'Brien	New York	House Joint Resolution	174	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for the election of President and Vice President	1961	87	Seely-Brown	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	175	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Garmatz	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	178	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Rhodes	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	182	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Lankford	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	186	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal recognizing the authority and law of Jesus Christ, Saviour and Ruler of Nations	1961	87	St. George	New York	House Joint Resolution	189	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Siler	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	190	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Thompson	Texas	House Joint Resolution	191	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Friedel	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	195	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to disapproval of items in general appropriation bills	1961	87	Merrow	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	196	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to the eligibility of certain persons to vote for any candidate for elector of President and Vice President or for a candidate for election as a Senator or Representative in Congress	1961	87	Bates	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	197	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to the eligibility of certain persons to vote for any candidate for elector of President and Vice President	1961	87	Church	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	198	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for the election of President and Vice President	1961	87	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	200	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Lipscomb	California	House Joint Resolution	207	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	May	Washington	House Joint Resolution	208	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to the eligibility of certain persons to vote for any candidate for elector of President and Vice President or for a candidate for election as a Senator or Representative in Congress	1961	87	Robison	New York	House Joint Resolution	210	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to empower the Congress to authorize the President to approve and disapprove separate items in bills with certain exceptions	1961	87	Schwengel	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	211	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to empower the Congress to authorize the President to approve and disapprove separate items in bills with certain exceptions	1961	87	Schwengel	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	212	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to disapproval and reduction of items in general appropriation bills	1961	87	Schwengel	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	213	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Cunningham	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	214	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for the recognition of the authority and law of Jesus Christ, Saviour and Ruler of Nations	1961	87	McIntire	Maine	House Joint Resolution	216	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Mathias	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	217	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Barrett	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	221	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Cederberg	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	222	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Presidential inability	1961	87	Robison	New York	House Joint Resolution	223	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Clark	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	227	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to limit the tenure of Senators and Representatives	1961	87	Curtis	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	228	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to recognize Jesus Christ, Saviour and Ruler of Nations	1961	87	Breeding	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	243	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to provide that Congress shall have power to grant representation in the Congress to the people of the District of Columbia	1961	87	Broyhill	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	246	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to the eligibility of certain persons to vote for any candidate for elector of President and Vice President or for a candidate for election as a Senator or Representative in Congress	1961	87	Chamberlain	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	247	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Conte	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	248	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Morse	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	249	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Passman	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	251	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Teague	California	House Joint Resolution	252	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Byrnes	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	254	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Cramer	Florida	House Joint Resolution	255	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal concerning residence requirement for voting for President and Vice President of the United States	1961	87	Rodino	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	259	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Huddleston	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	262	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to the balancing of the budget	1961	87	Pelly	Washington	House Joint Resolution	263	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Sheppard	California	House Joint Resolution	266	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Sibal	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	267	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Brewster	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	268	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Church	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	269	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Hagen	California	House Joint Resolution	270	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Johnson	California	House Joint Resolution	272	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Johnson	California	House Joint Resolution	273	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for the election of President and Vice President	1961	87	McGregor	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	274	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Matthews	Florida	House Joint Resolution	275	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Saund	California	House Joint Resolution	276	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Shipley	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	277	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Granahan	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	280	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Moss	California	House Joint Resolution	281	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Gubser	California	House Joint Resolution	284	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to amend relative to equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Dent	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	287	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to amend relative to equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Bolan	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	290	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to amend relative to equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Avery	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	291	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to amend the Constitution relative to equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Wharton	New York	House Joint Resolution	295	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal on equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Holland	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	296	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to amend the Constitution of the United States relative to equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Knox	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	297	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to amend the Constitution of the United States reserving to the State's exclusive control over public schools	1961	87	Roberts	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	299	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal that this Nation devoutly recognizes the authority and law of Jesus Christ, Saviour and Ruler of Nations, through whom are bestowed the blessings of Almighty God	1961	87	Fisher	Texas	House Joint Resolution	301	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Hansen	Washington	House Joint Resolution	302	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Widnall	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	305	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to amend the Constitution of the United States to require every appropriation measure to be accompanied either by a revenue-producing measure, or a certification that revenues will be produced to cover the cost of the appropriation measure	1961	87	Berry	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	307	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Dague	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	308	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Miller	New York	House Joint Resolution	309	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Osmers	New York	House Joint Resolution	311	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Pirnie	New York	House Joint Resolution	312	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Schwengel	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	313	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Scherer	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	315	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Curtin	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	318	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Diggs	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	319	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Staggers	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	320	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Van Pelt	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	321	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Weaver	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	322	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Dooley	New York	House Joint Resolution	323	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Pelly	Washington	House Joint Resolution	324	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Davis	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	325	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Dowdy	Texas	House Joint Resolution	326	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Evins	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	328	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Fenton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	329	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to repeal the twenty-second amendment	1961	87	Ryan	New York	House Joint Resolution	330	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	331	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Holtzman	New York	House Joint Resolution	333	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Westland	Washington	House Joint Resolution	334	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Donohue	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	335	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Gross	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	336	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Fino	New York	House Joint Resolution	342	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Schweiker	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	343	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Jarman	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	349	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to the right of citizens of the United States 18 years of age or older to vote	1961	87	Diggs	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	350	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Frelinghuysen	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	352	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Merrow	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	353	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to make former Presidents of the United States Members of the Senate	1961	87	Monagan	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	360	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Anfuso	New York	House Joint Resolution	361	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1961	87	McIntire	Maine	House Joint Resolution	363	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Pfost	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	364	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to the right of citizens of the United States 18 years of age or older to vote	1961	87	Ellsworth	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	368	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for the popular election of President and Vice President of the United States	1961	87	Farbstein	New York	House Joint Resolution	369	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to provide for the election of President and Vice president	1961	87	Berry	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	377	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	McDowell	Delaware	House Joint Resolution	380	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to prohibit a State from taxing certain income of a nonresident	1961	87	Dwyer	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	383	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Springer	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	388	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to disapproval of item in general appropriation bills	1961	87	Halpern	New York	House Joint Resolution	391	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Seely-Brown	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	393	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Garland	Maine	House Joint Resolution	395	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Tupper	Maine	House Joint Resolution	399	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to abolish literacy test qualifications for electors in Federal elections	1961	87	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	403	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to abolish tax and property qualifications for electors in Federal elections	1961	87	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	404	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Herlong	Florida	House Joint Resolution	405	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Norrell	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	411	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Cahill	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	415	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Glenn	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	416	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Cahill	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	423	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to abolish literacy test qualifications for electors in Federal elections	1961	87	Cohelan	California	House Joint Resolution	424	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to abolish tax and property qualifications for electors in Federal elections	1961	87	Cohelan	California	House Joint Resolution	425	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to abolish literacy test qualifications for electors in Federal elections	1961	87	Zelenko	New York	House Joint Resolution	426	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Berry	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	429	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Toll	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	430	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to abolish tax and property qualifications for electors in Federal elections	1961	87	Zelenko	New York	House Joint Resolution	434	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Philbin	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	440	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for a suitable oath or affirmation for citizens	1961	87	Anderson	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	454	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Burke	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	455	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for a suitable oath or affirmation for citizens	1961	87	Dowdy	Texas	House Joint Resolution	456	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Broyhill	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	467	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Scranton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	471	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Betts	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	473	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for systematic reduction of the public debt	1961	87	Betts	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	474	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Sisk	California	House Joint Resolution	480	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	McVey	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	481	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to redefine the term "treason"	1961	87	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	482	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Kowalski	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	485	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for the popular election of President and Vice President of the United States	1961	87	Jarman	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	486	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Mills	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	490	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Bray	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	491	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Roudebush	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	493	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Randall	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	494	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Bromwell	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	495	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Haley	Florida	House Joint Resolution	497	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Kearns	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	498	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Collier	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	506	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Dwyer	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	507	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to enable the Congress to function effectively in time of emergency or disaster	1961	87	Chamberlain	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	508	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Moore	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	509	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the legal effect of certain treaties and other international agreements	1961	87	Alger	Texas	House Joint Resolution	512	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Harris	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	516	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Halpern	New York	House Joint Resolution	519	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to the power of Congress to borrow money on the credit of the United States	1961	87	Hoffman	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	520	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Inouye	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	521	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Boykin	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	523	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Stubblefield	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	525	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Diggs	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	527	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to cases where the President is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office	1961	87	Lindsay	New York	House Joint Resolution	529	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Broomfield	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	530	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Libonati	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	533	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Ashmore	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	535	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Santangelo	New York	House Joint Resolution	536	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Hays	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	537	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Barry	New York	House Joint Resolution	540	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Nygaard	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	547	Committee on the Judiciary
Eligibility of certain persons to vote for any candidate for elector of President and Vice President	1961	87	Stratton	New York	House Joint Resolution	557	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Zelenko	New York	House Joint Resolution	560	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Moeller	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	563	Committee on the Judiciary
Eligibility to the office of President	1961	87	Fogarty	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	571	Committee on the Judiciary
New definition of the term "treason"	1961	87	Mills	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	573	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Rivers	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	575	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Derounian	New York	House Joint Resolution	578	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Burke	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	579	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Dominick	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	580	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Bruce	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	582	Committee on the Judiciary
Equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Harris	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	586	Committee on the Judiciary
Right of citizens voluntarily to segregate themselves	1961	87	Harris	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	587	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to abolish the requirement that a poll tax or other tax be paid as a qualification for voting in any election	1962	87	Gonzalez	Texas	House Joint Resolution	594	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for a suitable oath or affirmation giving unqualified allegiance to the Constitution	1962	87	Wickersham	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	599	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to abolish literacy test qualification for electors in Federal elections	1962	87	Gilbert	New York	House Joint Resolution	600	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to abolish tax and property qualifications for electors in Federal elections	1962	87	Joelson	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	601	Committee on the Judiciary
Suitable oath or affirmation giving unqualified allegiance to the Constitution	1962	87	Moeller	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	602	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to equal rights for men and women	1962	87	Reifel	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	607	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal prohibiting the United States Government from engaging in business in competition with its citizens	1962	87	Wharton	New York	House Joint Resolution	609	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to grant representation in the electoral college to the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico	1962	87	Powell	New York	House Joint Resolution	626	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to abolish tax and property qualifications for electors in Federal elections	1962	87	Shelley	California	House Joint Resolution	632	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to abolish literacy test qualification for electors in Federal elections	1962	87	Healey	New York	House Joint Resolution	640	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1962	87	Short	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	648	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1962	87	Nix	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	651	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to abolish tax and property qualifications for electors in Federal elections	1962	87	Healey	New York	House Joint Resolution	655	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to establish a free and universal franchise throughout the United States	1962	87	Lindsay	New York	House Joint Resolution	658	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to abolish literacy test qualifications for electors in Federal elections	1962	87	Halpern	New York	House Joint Resolution	662	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to abolish tax and property qualifications for electors in Federal elections	1962	87	Halpern	New York	House Joint Resolution	663	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing for the election of President and Vice President	1962	87	Abbitt	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	665	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal for equal rights for men and women	1962	87	Tollefson	Washington	House Joint Resolution	666	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to equal rights for men and women	1962	87	Morgan	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	668	Committee on the Judiciary
Relative to disapproval and reduction of items in general appropriation bills	1962	87	Frelinghuysen	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	669	Committee on the Judiciary
Abolishing the requirement that a poll tax or other tax be paid as a qualification for voting in any election	1962	87	Multer	New York	House Joint Resolution	670	Committee on the Judiciary
Placing a limit on the extent to which social security taxes (or taxes under any similar Federal retirement or disability insurance system) may be increased	1962	87	Herlong	Florida	House Joint Resolution	673	Committee on the Judiciary
Placing a limit on the extent to which social security taxes (or taxes under any similar Federal retirement or disability insurance system) may be increased	1962	87	Mason	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	674	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to provide the right of States to establish their own election districts	1962	87	Latta	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	678	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide the right of States to establish their own election districts	1962	87	St. George	New York	House Joint Resolution	683	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide the right of States to establish their own election districts	1962	87	Abbitt	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	684	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide the right of States to establish their own election districts	1962	87	Pirnie	New York	House Joint Resolution	686	Committee on the Judiciary
To provide the right of States to establish their own election districts	1962	87	Waggonner	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	687	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to equal rights for men and women	1962	87	Horan	Washington	House Joint Resolution	692	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal reserving to the States exclusive control over public schools	1962	87	Waggonner	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	699	Committee on the Judiciary
Reserving to the States exclusive control over public schools	1962	87	Morrison	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	701	Committee on the Judiciary
Provides the right of States to establish their own election districts	1962	87	McMillan	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	704	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers	1962	87	Becker	New York	House Joint Resolution	752	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal providing that the offering of nonsectarian prayers or any other nonsectarian recognition of God shall be permitted in public schools and other public places	1962	87	Johnson	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	753	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers	1962	87	Schadeberg	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	754	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Taylor	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	755	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to the Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Broyhill	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	756	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	King	New York	House Joint Resolution	757	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Kornegay	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	758	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Alexander	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	759	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Anderson	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	760	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	McMillan	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	762	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Matthews	Florida	House Joint Resolution	763	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Waggonner	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	764	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Fallon	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	765	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Fino	New York	House Joint Resolution	766	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Poff	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	767	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to the Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	768	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to the Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Baring	Nevada	House Joint Resolution	770	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to the Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Tollefson	Washington	House Joint Resolution	771	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to article III, section 1, of the Constitution of the United States, limiting the tenure of office of members of the Supreme Court to 15 years	1962	87	Chelf	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	772	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Moulder	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	773	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Widnall	New York	House Joint Resolution	774	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Boykin	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	775	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Cunningham	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	777	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Hiestand	California	House Joint Resolution	778	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Huddleston	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	785	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Merrow	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	787	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Morrison	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	788	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Whitener	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	789	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to authorize Congress, by two-thirds vote of both Houses, to override decision of the Supreme Court	1962	87	St. George	New York	House Joint Resolution	790	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Winstead	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	791	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Whalley	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	792	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Hagan	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	793	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Miller	New York	House Joint Resolution	795	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Monagan	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	796	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Moore	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	797	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Harsha	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	798	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Rivers	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	799	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Williams	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	800	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Latta	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	801	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Roudebush	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	802	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	803	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to Supreme Court decision on prayers in schools	1962	87	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	804	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal permitting nonsectarian prayer in public schools or other public places in participation therein is not compulsory	1962	87	Harvey	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	807	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal permitting the voluntary recitation of a prayer in public schools	1962	87	Scranton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	810	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal pertaining to the offering of prayers in public schools and other public places in the United States	1962	87	Lane	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	811	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to require that the right of the people to pray in all public and private places not be violated	1962	87	McVey	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	814	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal permitting nonsectarian prayer in public schools or other public places in participation therein is not compulsory	1962	87	Bray	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	815	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to authorize the several States to permit the offering of a prayer in public schools and other public places	1962	87	Derounian	New York	House Joint Resolution	820	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal permitting nonsectarian prayer in public schools or other public places in participation therein is not compulsory	1962	87	Adair	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	822	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to equal rights for men and women	1962	87	Wilson	California	House Joint Resolution	824	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to permit the use of prayer in public schools	1962	87	Elliott	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	825	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal guaranteeing the right of any State to establish, through its own constitution, representation in one house of its legislature based on factors other than population exclusively	1962	87	Johansen	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	829	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to equal rights for men and women	1962	87	Flood	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	831	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to provide for the popular election of Federal judges	1962	87	Waggonner	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	841	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal permitting nonsectarian religious observances founded upon the recognition of God in public schools or other public places, if participation therein is voluntary	1962	87	Moore	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	842	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal permitting nonsectarian religious observances founded upon the recognition of God in public schools or other public places, if participation therein is voluntary	1962	87	Cramer	Florida	House Joint Resolution	844	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal pertaining to the offering of prayers in public schools and other public places in the United States	1962	87	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	848	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relating to the power of Congress to make any law respecting an establishment of religion	1962	87	Dooley	New York	House Joint Resolution	849	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal reserving to each State the exclusive power to apportion membership of its legislature	1962	87	Matthews	Florida	House Joint Resolution	861	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal reserving to each State the exclusive power to apportion membership of its legislature	1962	87	Herlong	Florida	House Joint Resolution	877	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal requiring the advice and consent of the House of Representatives in making of treaties	1962	87	Rogers	Texas	House Joint Resolution	887	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal permitting nonsectarian prayer in public schools or other public places in participation therein is not compulsory	1962	87	Staggers	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	888	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal to enable the Congress to function effectively in time of emergency or disaster	1962	87	Dwyer	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	893	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal pertaining to the offering of prayers in public schools and other public places in the United States	1962	87	Rodino	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	896	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Olsen	Montana	House Joint Resolution	8218	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Adair	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	8336	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Steed	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	8763	Committee on the Judiciary
Proposal relative to equal rights for men and women	1961	87	Morrison	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	8826	Committee on the Judiciary
Nomination and election of President and Vice President	1963	88	Smith	Maine	Senate Joint Resolution	1
Right to vote	1963	88	Randolph	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	2
Election of President and Vice President	1963	88	McGee	Wyoming	Senate Joint Resolution	8
Election of President and Vice President	1963	88	Mundt	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	12
Nomination and election of President and Vice President, and succession to office of President	1963	88	Smathers	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	13
State control over public schools	1963	88	Talmadge	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	16
Election of President and Vice President	1963	88	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	24
Nomination of candidates for President and Vice President	1963	88	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	25
Repeal of 22nd amendment to the Constitution [limiting Presidency to 2 terms]	1963	88	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	26
Election of President and Vice President	1963	88	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	27
Presidential inability	1963	88	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	28
Balancing the budget	1963	88	Curtis	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	29
Presidential inability	1963	88	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	35
Temporary vacancies in House of Representatives	1963	88	Kefauver	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	36
Right to vote	1963	88	Keating	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	37
Right to vote	1963	88	Keating	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	38
Establishment of a Court of the Union	1963	88	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	42
Process of amending the Constitution	1963	88	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	43
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	McGee	Wyoming	Senate Joint Resolution	45
Balancing the budget	1963	88	Tower	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	54
Term of office for Members of Congress	1963	88	Metcalf	Montana	Senate Joint Resolution	62
Election of President and Vice President	1963	88	Keating	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	73
Right to vote	1963	88	Williams	New Jersey	Senate Joint Resolution	82
Presidential inability	1963	88	Hruska	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	84
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Williams	Delaware	Senate Joint Resolution	91
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Beall	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	92
Reliance upon God in Governmental matters	1963	88	Johnston	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	93
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Johnston	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	94
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	95
Prayer in public schools and State power to legislate on questions of morality	1963	88	Eastland	Mississippi	Senate Joint Resolution	100
Item veto	1963	88	Keating	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	114
Vacancy in office of Vice President	1963	88	Javits	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	138
Succession to the Presidency and Vice Presidency and presidential inability	1963	88	Bayh	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	139
Creation of office of Executive Vice President and Legislative Vice President	1963	88	Keating	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	140
Right to vote for District of Columbia extended whenever election of President and Vice President devolves upon the House of Representatives or the Senate	1963	88	Pell	Rhode Island	Senate Joint Resolution	142
Creation of office of Executive Vice President and Legislative Vice President	1964	88	Keating	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	143
Vacancy in office of Vice President	1964	88	Ervin	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	147
Vacancy in office of Vice President	1964	88	Church	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	148
Vacancy in office of Vice President	1964	88	Young	Ohio	Senate Joint Resolution	149
Presidential inability	1964	88	Randolph	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	155
Presidential inability	1964	88	Ervin	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	157
Recognition of God in constitution	1964	88	Edmondson	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	160
Freedom of religion	1964	88	Simpson	Wyoming	Senate Joint Resolution	161
Prayer in public schools and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1964	88	Smathers	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	166
Prayers in public schools	1964	88	Scott	Pennsylvania	Senate Joint Resolution	172
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Stennis	Mississippi	Senate Joint Resolution	181
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Dirksen	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	185
Amendment of the preamble of Constitution	1964	88	Boggs	Delaware	Senate Joint Resolution	192
Qualifications of Members of the Senate	1964	88	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	198
Qualifications of Members of the Congress	1964	88	Miller	Iowa	Senate Joint Resolution	200
Qualifications of Members of the Senate	1964	88	Dominick	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	203
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Javits	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	204
Right to vote	1963	88	Dingell	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	3
Treaties and other international agreements	1963	88	Alger	Texas	House Joint Resolution	5
Government competition in private business	1963	88	Alger	Texas	House Joint Resolution	6
Balancing the budget	1963	88	Alger	Texas	House Joint Resolution	7
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Becker	New York	House Joint Resolution	9
Item veto	1963	88	Byrnes	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	11
Vacancies in House of Representatives to be filled in time of disaster	1963	88	Byrnes	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	12
State control over public schools	1963	88	Boggs	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	15
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Bow	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	17
Treaties and other international agreements	1963	88	Bow	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	18
Right to vote	1963	88	Cederberg	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	22
Abolition of income taxes; Government competition in private business	1963	88	Utt	California	House Joint Resolution	23
Vacancies in House of Representatives	1963	88	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	26
Vacancies in House of Representatives to be filled in time of disaster	1963	88	Chamberlain	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	27
Presidential inability	1963	88	Curtin	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	28
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Derounian	New York	House Joint Resolution	29
Apportionment of State legislatures	1963	88	Herlong	Florida	House Joint Resolution	30
Social security taxes	1963	88	Herlong	Florida	House Joint Resolution	31
Election of President and Vice President	1963	88	Herlong	Florida	House Joint Resolution	32
Apportionment of State legislatures	1963	88	Johansen	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	34
Term of office and qualifications of Members of the House of Representatives	1963	88	Multer	New York	House Joint Resolution	35
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Multer	New York	House Joint Resolution	38
Discrimination in taxing income on the basis of residence	1963	88	Osmers	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	43
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Osmers	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	47
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Pelly	Washington	House Joint Resolution	49
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Rhodes	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	54
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	St. George	New York	House Joint Resolution	55
Term of office for Members of the House of Representatives	1963	88	St. George	New York	House Joint Resolution	56
Recognition of Jesus Christ in Constitution	1963	88	St. George	New York	House Joint Resolution	57
Right of States to establish own election districts	1963	88	St. George	New York	House Joint Resolution	58
Power of Congress to override decisions of the Supreme Court	1963	88	St. George	New York	House Joint Resolution	59
Recognition of Jesus Christ in Constitution	1963	88	Siler	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	61
Appointment of postmasters	1963	88	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	64
Prayer in public schools and State power to legislate on questions of morality	1963	88	Williams	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	70
Election of President and Vice President	1963	88	Zablocki	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	71
Election of President and Vice President	1963	88	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	72
Election of President and Vice President	1963	88	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	73
Election of President and Vice President	1963	88	Baldwin	California	House Joint Resolution	74
Right to vote	1963	88	Bates	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	75
Presidential inability	1963	88	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	77
Item veto	1963	88	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	78
Former Presidents to be Members of the Senate	1963	88	Chelf	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	79
Prayers in public schools	1963	88	Cramer	Florida	House Joint Resolution	80
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Garmatz	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	83
Right to vote	1963	88	Gilbert	New York	House Joint Resolution	85
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Griffiths	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	87
Term of office for Member of the House of Representatives	1963	88	Matsunaga	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	88
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Huddleston	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	92
Item veto	1963	88	Jarman	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	93
Election of President and Vice President	1963	88	Jarman	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	94
Election of President and Vice President	1963	88	Kilgore	Texas	House Joint Resolution	95
Balancing the budget	1963	88	Kilgore	Texas	House Joint Resolution	96
Election of President and Vice President	1963	88	Matthews	Florida	House Joint Resolution	97
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Matthews	Florida	House Joint Resolution	98
Courts of the United States	1963	88	Rogers	Texas	House Joint Resolution	102
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Siebal	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	103
Right to vote	1963	88	Stratton	New York	House Joint Resolution	105
Vacancies in House of Representatives in time of disaster	1963	88	Thompson	Texas	House Joint Resolution	107
Item veto	1963	88	Curtin	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	114
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Fallon	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	116
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	May	Washington	House Joint Resolution	117
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Rivers	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	119
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Fallon	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	120
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Halpern	New York	House Joint Resolution	122
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Berry	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	127
Discrimination in taxing income on the basis of residence	1963	88	Cahill	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	130
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Dague	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	131
Election of President and Vice President	1963	88	Fisher	Texas	House Joint Resolution	132
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Friedel	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	133
Right to vote	1963	88	Healey	New York	House Joint Resolution	135
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Matthews	Florida	House Joint Resolution	137
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Miller	New York	House Joint Resolution	138
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Moss	California	House Joint Resolution	139
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Randall	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	142
Right to vote	1963	88	Robison	New York	House Joint Resolution	144
Item veto	1963	88	Schwengel	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	146
Item veto	1963	88	Schwengel	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	147
Item veto	1963	88	Schwengel	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	148
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	150
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Siler	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	151
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Van Pelt	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	154
Election of President and Vice President	1963	88	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	158
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	159
Terms of office of Supreme Court judges	1963	88	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	161
State of power to regulate morals	1963	88	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	162
Tenure of office for Members of Congress	1963	88	Curtis	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	164
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Hagen	California	House Joint Resolution	166
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Harris	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	167
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Schwengel	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	168
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Toll	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	169
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Curtin	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	171
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Dent	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	173
Vacancies in House of Representatives to be filled in time of disaster	1963	88	Dwyer	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	175
State regulation of divorce proceedings	1963	88	Ellsworth	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	176
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Fino	New York	House Joint Resolution	177
Apportionment of State legislatures	1963	88	Fugua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	178
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Fugua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	179
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Long	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	182
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Mathias	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	183
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Passman	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	186
State control over public schools	1963	88	Rains	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	190
Repeal of 22d amendment to the Constitution	1963	88	Ryan	New York	House Joint Resolution	191
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Winstead	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	197
Balancing the budget	1963	88	Berry	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	199
Item veto	1963	88	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	201
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Mills	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	203
Power of House of Representatives to ratify treaties	1963	88	Rogers	Texas	House Joint Resolution	205
Balancing the budget	1963	88	Synder	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	206
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Trimble	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	207
Presidential inability	1963	88	Robison	New York	House Joint Resolution	210
Systematic reduction of national debt	1963	88	Betts	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	213
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Bray	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	214
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Cramer	Florida	House Joint Resolution	215
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Fino	New York	House Joint Resolution	217
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	219
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Lankford	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	221
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Philbin	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	222
Apportionment of State legislatures	1963	88	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	223
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Clark	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	226
Social security taxes	1963	88	Fisher	Texas	House Joint Resolution	228
Right to vote	1963	88	Minish	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	231
Election of President and Vice President	1963	88	Quie	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	232
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Widnall	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	233
Recognition of Jesus Christ in Constitution	1963	88	Fisher	Texas	House Joint Resolution	235
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Cahill	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	236
Right to vote	1963	88	Green	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	238
Power of House of Representatives to ratify treaties	1963	88	Morris	New Mexico	House Joint Resolution	242
Election of President and Vice President	1963	88	Skubitz	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	246
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Lipscomb	California	House Joint Resolution	248
Former Presidents to be Members of the Senate	1963	88	Monagan	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	249
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Collier	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	268
Presidential inability	1963	88	Lindsay	New York	House Joint Resolution	272
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Schweiker	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	274
Election of President and Vice President	1963	88	Dowdy	Texas	House Joint Resolution	286
Balancing the budget	1963	88	Watson	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	295
Apportionment of State legislatures	1963	88	Herlong	Florida	House Joint Resolution	300
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Betts	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	306
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Nygaard	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	308
Representation in the electoral college for Puerto Rico	1963	88	Gonzalez	Texas	House Joint Resolution	311
Recognition of Jesus Christ in Constitution	1963	88	Anderson	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	314
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	King	New York	House Joint Resolution	316
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Flood	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	323
Recognition of Jesus Christ in Constitution	1963	88	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	325
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Harrison	Wyoming	House Joint Resolution	329
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Thompson	Texas	House Joint Resolution	330
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Barry	New York	House Joint Resolution	331
Recognition of Jesus Christ in Constitution	1963	88	Clark	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	332
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Dowdy	Texas	House Joint Resolution	334
Prayer in public Schools	1963	88	Monagan	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	336
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Pepper	Florida	House Joint Resolution	338
Recognition of Jesus Christ in Constitution	1963	88	Watson	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	341
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Widnall	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	342
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Derounian	New York	House Joint Resolution	343
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Farbstein	New York	House Joint Resolution	344
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Glenn	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	345
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Horan	Washington	House Joint Resolution	346
Apportionment of State legislatures	1963	88	Steed	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	349
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Talcott	California	House Joint Resolution	350
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Westland	Washington	House Joint Resolution	351
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Bromwell	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	353
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Tollefson	Washington	House Joint Resolution	360
Establishment of a Court of the Union	1963	88	Grant	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	364
Establishment of a Court of the Union	1963	88	Huddleston	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	365
Establishment of a Court of the Union	1963	88	Rains	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	366
Establishment of a Court of the Union	1963	88	Andrews	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	370
Establishment of a Court of the Union	1963	88	Selden	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	371
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Donohue	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	373
Establishment of a Court of the Union	1963	88	Roberts	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	374
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	McIntire	Maine	House Joint Resolution	376
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Teague	California	House Joint Resolution	377
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Addabbo	New York	House Joint Resolution	378
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Gubser	California	House Joint Resolution	381
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Johnson	California	House Joint Resolution	384
Term of office for Members of Congress	1963	88	Haley	Florida	House Joint Resolution	391
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	McDowell	Delaware	House Joint Resolution	394
Discrimination in taxing income on the basis of residence	1963	88	St. Germain	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	395
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Tupper	Maine	House Joint Resolution	396
Qualifications for office of President	1963	88	Fogarty	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	397
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Hosmer	California	House Joint Resolution	398
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Dwyer	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	401
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Frelinghuysen	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	445
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Ashmore	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	452
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Reifell	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	453
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Grabowski	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	458
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Senner	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	460
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Roudebush	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	462
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Short	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	466
Election of President and Vice President	1963	88	MacGregor	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	478
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Herlong	Florida	House Joint Resolution	479
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Broyhill	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	480
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Dague	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	481
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Hagan	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	482
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Latta	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	483
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Libonati	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	484
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Taylor	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	485
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Curtin	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	486
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Roudebush	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	487
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Davis	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	488
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Lennon	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	489
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	St. Onge	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	495
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Anderson	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	496
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Andrews	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	497
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Flynt	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	500
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Hoeven	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	501
Right to vote	1963	88	Rumsfeld	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	503
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Baring	Nevada	House Joint Resolution	504
Reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Hemphill	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	505
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Hemphill	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	506
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Leggett	California	House Joint Resolution	507
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Baker	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	509
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Harrison	Wyoming	House Joint Resolution	511
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Chenoweth	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	512
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Moore	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	514
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Short	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	515
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Quillen	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	517
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Scott	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	518
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Devine	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	521
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Lipscomb	California	House Joint Resolution	523
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Warton	New York	House Joint Resolution	526
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Kornegay	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	528
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	530
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Hosmer	California	House Joint Resolution	531
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Murphy	New York	House Joint Resolution	534
Power of Congress to override decisions of the Supreme Court	1963	88	Saylor	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	537
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Brock	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	550
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Roberts	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	552
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Waggoner	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	553
Nomination and election of Justices of the Supreme Court	1963	88	Watson	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	555
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Adair	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	556
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Glenn	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	557
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Herlong	Florida	House Joint Resolution	558
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Harvey	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	560
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Broyhill	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	566
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Stinson	Washington	House Joint Resolution	576
Presidential inability	1963	88	Halpern	New York	House Joint Resolution	580
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Avery	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	582
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Conte	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	586
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Jonas	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	595
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Rivers	Alaska	House Joint Resolution	600
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Wyman	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	603
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Hansen	Washington	House Joint Resolution	608
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Staggers	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	616
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Staggers	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	617
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Whalley	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	619
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Tollefson	Washington	House Joint Resolution	627
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Rogers	Florida	House Joint Resolution	631
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Boland	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	644
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Edwards	California	House Joint Resolution	645
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Barrett	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	648
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Morton	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	650
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Holland	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	663
Item veto	1963	88	Halpern	New York	House Joint Resolution	675
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Sheppard	California	House Joint Resolution	684
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	687
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Becker	New York	House Joint Resolution	693
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Adair	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	694
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Broyhill	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	695
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Chenoweth	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	696
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Cramer	Florida	House Joint Resolution	697
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Curtin	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	698
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Fuqua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	699
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Harrison	Wyoming	House Joint Resolution	700
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Hemphill	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	701
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Hoeven	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	702
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Jonas	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	703
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Kornegay	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	704
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Latta	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	705
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Lennon	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	706
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Matthews	Florida	House Joint Resolution	707
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Milliken	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	708
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Quillen	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	709
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Shadeberg	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	710
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Short	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	711
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	712
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Waggoner	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	713
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Whitener	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	714
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Widnall	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	715
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Williams	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	716
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Baring	Nevada	House Joint Resolution	717
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	King	New York	House Joint Resolution	718
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Rivers	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	719
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Taylor	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	720
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	721
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Henderson	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	722
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Baker	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	726
Freedom of association	1963	88	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	728
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Bell	California	House Joint Resolution	734
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Dague	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	736
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Whalley	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	737
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Cleveland	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	738
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Goodling	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	739
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Monagan	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	740
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Poff	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	741
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Anderson	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	744
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Schweiker	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	746
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Gathings	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	750
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Slack	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	751
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Glenn	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	752
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Elliott	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	754
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Reid	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	755
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Moore	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	758
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Sisk	California	House Joint Resolution	759
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Patman	Texas	House Joint Resolution	761
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Davis	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	762
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Karth	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	763
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Rodino	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	764
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Joelson	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	767
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Rhodes	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	770
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Gallagher	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	771
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Auchincloss	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	772
Freedom of association	1963	88	Matthews	Florida	House Joint Resolution	775
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Goodell	New York	House Joint Resolution	781
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Cederberg	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	784
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	McFall	California	House Joint Resolution	786
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Clark	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	790
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Battin	Montana	House Joint Resolution	792
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Wilson	California	House Joint Resolution	796
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Clawson	California	House Joint Resolution	797
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Chamberlain	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	802
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Rooney	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	803
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Morse	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	810
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Lankford	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	816
Vacancy in office of Vice President	1963	88	Ayres	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	818
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Utt	California	House Joint Resolution	819
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	822
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Tupper	Maine	House Joint Resolution	824
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Andrews	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	832
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Roybal	California	House Joint Resolution	845
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Shipley	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	849
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Watson	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	850
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Dorn	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	857
Vacancy in office of Vice President	1963	88	Gary	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	858
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Snyder	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	861
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Chelf	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	862
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Dowdy	Texas	House Joint Resolution	863
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Johnson	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	864
Prayer in public schools	1963	88	Broomfield	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	867
First and Second Vice Presidents	1963	88	Auchincloss	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	868
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Chelf	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	869
Equal right regardless of sex	1963	88	Wilson	California	House Joint Resolution	870
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1963	88	Michel	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	876
Presidential inability; Second Vice President; Presidential Commission on Prevention of Lapse of Executive Power	1964	88	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	884
Creation of offices of Executive Vice President and Legislative Vice President	1964	88	Glenn	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	886
Vacancy in office of Vice President	1964	88	Gonzalez	Texas	House Joint Resolution	893
Prayer in public schools	1964	88	Hutchinson	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	897
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1964	88	Findley	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	909
Amendment of preamble of Constitution	1964	88	Clark	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	910
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1964	88	Roberts	Texas	House Joint Resolution	911
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1964	88	Bates	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	912
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1964	88	Robison	New York	House Joint Resolution	913
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1964	88	Fountain	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	914
Prayer in public school	1964	88	Derwinski	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	917
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1964	88	Norblad	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	918
Vacancy in office of Vice President	1964	88	Cahill	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	922
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1964	88	Bates	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	923
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1964	88	Broyhill	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	924
Prayer in public school	1964	88	Cleveland	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	928
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1964	88	Feighan	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	930
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1964	88	Stafford	Vermont	House Joint Resolution	931
Prayer in public school	1964	88	Prinie	New York	House Joint Resolution	936
Right to vote	1964	88	Gallagher	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	941
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1964	88	Talcott	California	House Joint Resolution	942
Vacancy in office of Vice President	1964	88	Lindsay	New York	House Joint Resolution	944
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1964	88	Stinson	Washington	House Joint Resolution	955
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1964	88	Colmer	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	959
Mandatory retirement for certain public officers	1964	88	Derounian	New York	House Joint Resolution	967
Balancing the budget	1964	88	Pickle	Texas	House Joint Resolution	968
Right to vote	1964	88	Schwengel	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	981
Prayer in public school	1964	88	Berry	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	982
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President, and order of succession	1964	88	Monagan	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	990
Equal rights regardless of sex	1964	88	Sickles	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	991
Vacancy in office of Vice President	1964	88	Gurney	Florida	House Joint Resolution	997
Vacancy in office of Vice President	1964	88	Mathias	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	998
Prayer in public school	1964	88	Staggers	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	1006
Prayer in public school	1964	88	Rooney	New York	House Joint Resolution	1011
Terms of offices of Supreme Court judges	1964	88	Winstead	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	1012
State control over public schools	1964	88	Winstead	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	1013
State control over public schools, marriage, and morals	1964	88	Winstead	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	1015
Mandatory retirement for Members of congress and their tenure of office	1964	88	Burkhalter	California	House Joint Resolution	1025
Prayer in public schools, and right to public support for parents whose children attend nonpublic schools	1964	88	Carey	New York	House Joint Resolution	1036
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Baldwin	California	House Joint Resolution	1046
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Clausen	California	House Joint Resolution	1047
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Hutchinson	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	1050
Congressional apportionment	1964	88	Hawkins	California	House Joint Resolution	1053
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	McCullouch	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1055
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Collier	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1060
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Findley	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1061
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Goodell	New York	House Joint Resolution	1062
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Latta	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1063
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Teague	California	House Joint Resolution	1064
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Abele	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1065
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Bromwell	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	1066
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Cahill	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1067
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Glenn	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	1068
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Lloyd	Utah	House Joint Resolution	1069
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Johnson	California	House Joint Resolution	1070
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Chenoweth	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	1071
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Derwinski	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1073
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Morton	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	1074
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Ford	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	1077
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Dole	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	1078
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Ostertag	New York	House Joint Resolution	1079
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Gubser	California	House Joint Resolution	1080
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Harsha	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1081
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Harvey	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	1082
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Quie	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	1083
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Talcott	California	House Joint Resolution	1084
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	King	New York	House Joint Resolution	1085
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Leggett	California	House Joint Resolution	1086
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	McLoskey	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1087
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Saylor	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1088
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Riehlman	New York	House Joint Resolution	1090
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	St. George	New York	House Joint Resolution	1091
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Secrest	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1092
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Cederberg	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	1093
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Betts	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1094
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Bray	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	1095
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Devine	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1096
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Matthews	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1097
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1964	88	Brotzman	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	1098
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Cleveland	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	1100
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Patman	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1101
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Whalley	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1102
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1964	88	Fascell	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1103
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Chamberlain	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	1104
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Harvey	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	1105
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Griffin	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	1106
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Brock	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	1107
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Bruce	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	1108
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Ichord	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	1109
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Springer	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1110
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Taft	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1111
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Hagen	California	House Joint Resolution	1112
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	McIntire	Maine	House Joint Resolution	1113
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Kilgore	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1114
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Hall	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	1116
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Nelsen	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	1118
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Battin	Montana	House Joint Resolution	1120
Mandatory retirement for certain public officers	1964	88	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1121
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1123
Freedom of religion	1964	88	Johnson	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1124
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Roberts	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	1128
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Wyman	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	1130
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Martin	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	1131
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Taylor	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	1132
Mandatory retirement for certain public officers	1964	88	Taylor	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	1133
Apportionment of State legislatures, and congressional apportionment	1964	88	Meader	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	1134
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Jensen	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	1135
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Roudebush	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	1136
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Utt	California	House Joint Resolution	1137
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Reid	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1139
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	White	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	1141
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Winstead	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	1142
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Monagan	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	1144
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Anderson	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1148
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Pirnie	New York	House Joint Resolution	1151
Term of office and tenure of office of Supreme Court judges	1964	88	Pucinski	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1158
Terms of office of Justices of Supreme Court	1964	88	Chelf	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	1163
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1964	88	Daniels	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	1164
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Arends	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1166
Qualifications of Members of Congress	1964	88	Fino	New York	House Joint Resolution	1167
Qualifications of Members of Congress	1964	88	Robison	New York	House Joint Resolution	1173
Qualifications of Members of Congress	1964	88	Glenn	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	1178
Qualifications of Members of Congress	1964	88	Milliken	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1179
Qualifications of Members of Congress	1964	88	Moore	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	1180
Right to vote	1964	88	Brotzman	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	1182
Apportionment of State legislatures	1964	88	Barry	New York	House Joint Resolution	1184
Qualifications of Members of Congress	1964	88	Williams	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	1187
State powers under Constitution, procedure for amending Constitution, and recognition of God in Constitution.	1964	88	Bruce	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	1189
Qualifications of Members of Congress	1964	88	Brotzman	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	1190
State powers under Constitution, procedure for amending Constitution, and recognition of God in Constitution.	1964	88	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1193
Equal rights regardless of sex	1963	88	Morrison	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	2032
Election of President and Vice President	1963	88	Rains	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	2617
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Bayh	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	1
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Dirksen	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	2
Nomination and election of President and Vice President	1965	89	Smith	Maine	Senate Joint Resolution	4
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Hruska	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	6
Election of President and Vice President	1965	89	Sparkman	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	7
Election of President and Vice President	1965	89	McGee	Wyoming	Senate Joint Resolution	11
Election of President and Vice President	1965	89	Mundt	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	12
Vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Miller	Iowa	Senate Joint Resolution	15
Establishment of a Court of the Union	1965	89	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	21
Process of amending the Constitution	1965	89	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	22
Freedom of religion	1965	89	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	23
Balancing the budget	1965	89	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	24
Vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	25
Nomination and election of the President and Vice President, and succession to the office of President	1965	89	Smathers	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	28
Balancing the budget	1965	89	Curtis	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	30
Presidential inability, and vacancy in the office of Vice President	1965	89	Pastore	Rhode Island	Senate Joint Resolution	34
Right to vote	1965	89	Cannon	Nevada	Senate Joint Resolution	35
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Church	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	37
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Church	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	38
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Javits	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	44
Election of President and Vice President	1965	89	Bayh	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	58
Balancing the budget	1965	89	Tower	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	60
Election of President and Vice President	1965	89	Tower	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	62
Qualifications of Members of the Senate	1965	89	Dominick	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	64
Term of office for Members of Congress	1965	89	Clark	Pennsylvania	Senate Joint Resolution	72
Term of office for Members of Congress	1965	89	Clark	Pennsylvania	Senate Joint Resolution	73
Term of office for Members of Congress	1965	89	Clark	Pennsylvania	Senate Joint Resolution	74
Right to vote	1965	89	Williams	New Jersey	Senate Joint Resolution	75
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	McCarthy	Minnesota	Senate Joint Resolution	85
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Ervin	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	87
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Dirksen	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	103
Term of office for Members of Congress	1966	89	Bayh	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	126
Term of office for Members of Congress	1966	89	Scott	Pennsylvania	Senate Joint Resolution	128
Term of office for Members of Congress	1966	89	Lausche	Ohio	Senate Joint Resolution	132
Election of President and Vice President	1966	89	Sparkman	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	138
Election of President and Vice President	1966	89	Holland	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	139
State power to regulate morals	1966	89	Eastland	Mississippi	Senate Joint Resolution	140
Election of President and Vice President	1966	89	Scott	Pennsylvania	Senate Joint Resolution	141
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1966	89	Dirksen	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	142
Election of President and Vice President	1966	89	Burdick	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	143
Prayer in public schools	1966	89	Dirksen	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	148
Election of President and Vice President	1966	89	Bayh	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	163
Right to vote	1966	89	Randolph	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	177
Power of Federal courts to review criminal convictions; admissibility of voluntary confessions	1966	89	Ervin	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	179
Admissibility of voluntary confession	1966	89	Ervin	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	196
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	1
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Patman	Texas	House Joint Resolution	2
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Poff	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	3
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1965	89	Broyhill	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	6
Terms of office of Supreme Court judges	1965	89	Chelf	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	7
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Dole	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	8
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Farbstein	New York	House Joint Resolution	11
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Gubser	California	House Joint Resolution	13
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Herlong	Florida	House Joint Resolution	14
Nomination and election of the President and Vice President, and qualifications for office of President	1965	89	Monagan	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	16
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1965	89	Reid	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	17
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Reid	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	18
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Secrest	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	19
Apportionment of postmasters	1965	89	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	22
Government competition in private business, and abolition of income taxes	1965	89	Utt	California	House Joint Resolution	23
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	24
Qualifications of Members of Congress	1965	89	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	25
Prayer in public schools	1965	89	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	26
Election of President and Vice President	1965	89	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	27
Election of President and Vice President	1965	89	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	28
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Ashley	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	29
Election of President and Vice President	1965	89	Baldwin	California	House Joint Resolution	30
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Baldwin	California	House Joint Resolution	31
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Beckworth	Texas	House Joint Resolution	32
Presidential inability	1965	89	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	33
Mandatory retirement for certain public officers	1965	89	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	34
Item veto	1965	89	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	35
Vacancies in House of Representatives to be filled in time of disaster	1965	89	Byrnes	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	38
Item veto	1965	89	Byrnes	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	39
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Cohelan	California	House Joint Resolution	41
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Colmer	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	42
Election of President and Vice President	1965	89	Davis	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	43
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	44
Balancing the budget	1965	89	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	45
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Dole	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	46
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Dowdy	Texas	House Joint Resolution	47
Prayer in public schools	1965	89	Fallon	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	48
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Ford	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	49
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Fuqua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	50
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1965	89	Fuqua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	51
Right to vote	1965	89	Gallagher	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	52
Vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Gonzalez	Texas	House Joint Resolution	53
Prayer in public schools	1965	89	Hagan	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	56
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Hansen	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	58
Right to vote	1965	89	Hechler	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	59
Election of President and Vice President	1965	89	Herlong	Florida	House Joint Resolution	60
Apportionment of state legislatures	1965	89	Herlong	Florida	House Joint Resolution	61
Prayer in public schools	1965	89	Herlong	Florida	House Joint Resolution	62
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Ichord	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	64
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Johnson	California	House Joint Resolution	65
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Kunkel	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	67
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	McCulloch	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	69
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Mahon	Texas	House Joint Resolution	70
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1965	89	Matthews	Florida	House Joint Resolution	72
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Matthews	Florida	House Joint Resolution	73
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Multer	New York	House Joint Resolution	77
Term of office for Members of Congress, and qualifications of Members of the House of Representatives	1965	89	Multer	New York	House Joint Resolution	78
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Pickle	Texas	House Joint Resolution	81
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Poage	Texas	House Joint Resolution	82
Terms of office of Supreme Court judges	1965	89	Pucinski	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	84
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Purcell	Texas	House Joint Resolution	86
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Rhodes	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	88
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Roberts	Texas	House Joint Resolution	91
Courts of the United States	1965	89	Rogers	Texas	House Joint Resolution	92
Power of House of Representatives to ratify treaties	1965	89	Rogers	Texas	House Joint Resolution	94
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Sisk	California	House Joint Resolution	96
Right to vote	1965	89	Stratton	New York	House Joint Resolution	98
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Thompson	Texas	House Joint Resolution	102
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Trimble	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	103
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1965	89	Watson	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	105
Qualifications of Members of Congress	1965	89	Williams	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	106
Prayer in public schools, and State power to regulate morals	1965	89	Williams	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	107
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1965	89	Williams	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	108
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Young	Texas	House Joint Resolution	109
Election of President and Vice President	1965	89	Zablocki	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	111
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Dague	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	114
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1965	89	Dague	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	115
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Holland	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	116
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Holland	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	118
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	McCulloch	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	119
Prayer in public schools	1965	89	Staggers	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	120
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Tuck	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	121
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Berry	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	124
Discrimination in taxing income on basis of residence	1965	89	Cahill	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	127
Presidential inability, and establishment of President Inability Commission	1965	89	Curtin	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	129
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1965	89	Curtin	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	130
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Donohue	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	132
Term of office for Members of Congress	1965	89	Haley	Florida	House Joint Resolution	135
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Hutchinson	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	137
Presidential inability	1965	89	Lindsay	New York	House Joint Resolution	139
Vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Lindsay	New York	House Joint Resolution	140
Term of office for Members of Congress	1965	89	Martin	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	141
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Shriver	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	143
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Teague	California	House Joint Resolution	146
Election of President and Vice President	1965	89	Wright	Texas	House Joint Resolution	148
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Younger	California	House Joint Resolution	149
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Cabell	Texas	House Joint Resolution	150
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Clausen	California	House Joint Resolution	151
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Conable	New York	House Joint Resolution	152
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	154
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	King	New York	House Joint Resolution	155
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	King	New York	House Joint Resolution	156
Term of office for Members of Congress	1965	89	Matsunaga	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	157
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of vice President	1965	89	Monagan	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	158
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Utt	California	House Joint Resolution	161
Prayer in public schools	1965	89	Whalley	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	162
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Burleson	Texas	House Joint Resolution	163
Vacancies in House of Representatives to be filled in time of disaster	1965	89	Chamberlain	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	164
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Fisher	Texas	House Joint Resolution	167
Social security taxes	1965	89	Fisher	Texas	House Joint Resolution	168
Election of President and Vice President	1965	89	Fisher	Texas	House Joint Resolution	169
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Hall	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	170
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Harvey	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	171
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Lipscomb	California	House Joint Resolution	176
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	May	Washington	House Joint Resolution	174
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Nelson	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	175
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Roudebush	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	176
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Waggonner	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	177
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Whitten	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	178
Tenure of office for Members of Congress	1965	89	Curtis	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	182
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Halpern	New York	House Joint Resolution	183
Election of President and Vice President	1965	89	MacGregor	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	184
Vacancies in House of Representatives to be filled in time of disaster	1965	89	Dwyer	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	186
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Dwyer	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	187
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Morris	New Mexico	House Joint Resolution	189
Mandatory retirement for certain public officers	1965	89	Taylor	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	192
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Taylor	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	193
Prayer in public schools	1965	89	Berry	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	196
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Talcott	California	House Joint Resolution	197
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Callaway	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	199
Right to vote	1965	89	Cederberg	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	200
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Cederberg	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	201
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1965	89	Cederberg	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	202
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Fallon	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	204
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Findley	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	206
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1965	89	Hansen	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	207
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Harsha	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	208
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Laird	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	209
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Long	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	210
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Udall	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	211
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	213
Qualifications of Members of Congress	1965	89	Fino	New York	House Joint Resolution	214
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Griffiths	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	216
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Moorhead	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	219
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Moorhead	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	220
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Wyatt	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	221
Balancing the budget	1965	89	Berry	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	222
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Dent	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	224
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Harvey	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	227
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1965	89	Roudebush	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	232
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Stratton	New York	House Joint Resolution	233
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Fascell	Florida	House Joint Resolution	235
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Love	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	236
Election of President and Vice President	1965	89	Quie	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	237
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Quie	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	238
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Schweiker	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	239
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Toll	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	240
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Wright	Texas	House Joint Resolution	241
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Dowdy	Texas	House Joint Resolution	242
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1965	89	Anderson	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	244
Recognition of Jesus Christ in Constitution	1965	89	Anderson	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	245
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Hansen	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	246
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Machen	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	247
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Stafford	Vermont	House Joint Resolution	248
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Fuqua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	250
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Morton	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	252
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Roush	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	254
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Sickles	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	255
Recognition of Jesus Christ in Constitution	1965	89	Watson	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	256
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Watson	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	257
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Gathings	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	258
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Griffin	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	259
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Haley	Florida	House Joint Resolution	260
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Martin	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	263
Vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Mathias	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	264
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Randall	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	265
Balancing the budget	1965	89	Watson	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	266
Nomination and election of Justices of the Supreme Court and their terms of office	1965	89	Watson	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	267
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1965	89	Duncan	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	268
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Andrews	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	269
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Battin	Montana	House Joint Resolution	270
Term of office for Members of Congress	1965	89	Dwyer	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	272
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Harris	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	273
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Horton	New York	House Joint Resolution	274
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Leggett	California	House Joint Resolution	275
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Mathias	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	276
Election of President and Vice President	1965	89	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	278
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Derwinski	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	279
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Edwards	California	House Joint Resolution	280
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Langen	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	281
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Burton	Utah	House Joint Resolution	282
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	King	Utah	House Joint Resolution	288
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Michel	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	291
Presidential inability	1965	89	Robinson	New York	House Joint Resolution	294
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1965	89	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	295
State power to regulate morals	1965	89	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	296
Terms of office of Supreme Court judges	1965	89	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	297
Election of President and Vice President	1965	89	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	299
Balancing the budget	1965	89	Devine	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	300
Election of President and Vice President	1965	89	Dowdy	Texas	House Joint Resolution	301
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Ford	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	302
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Skubitz	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	307
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Byrne	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	310
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Roybal	California	House Joint Resolution	312
Qualifications of Members of Congress	1965	89	Smith	New York	House Joint Resolution	313
Amendment of preamble of Constitution	1965	89	Clark	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	317
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Senner	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	320
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Chamberlain	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	322
Freedom of religion	1965	89	Johnson	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	323
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Saylor	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	326
Election of President and Vice President	1965	89	Bandstra	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	327
Right to vote	1965	89	Bates	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	328
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	McClory	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	329
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Whalley	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	331
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Johnson	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	334
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Horton	New York	House Joint Resolution	337
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Rivers	Alaska	House Joint Resolution	342
Balancing the budget	1965	89	Baring	Nevada	House Joint Resolution	344
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Betts	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	345
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	May	Washington	House Joint Resolution	347
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Broyhill	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	349
Prayer in public schools	1965	89	Fino	New York	House Joint Resolution	351
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Morton	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	352
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Anderson	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	353
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1965	89	Baring	Nevada	House Joint Resolution	354
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Evins	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	355
Prayer in public schools	1965	89	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	356
Recognition of Jesus Christ in Constitution	1965	89	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	357
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Frelinghuysen	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	359
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Latta	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	360
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Baring	Nevada	House Joint Resolution	361
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Cleveland	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	362
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Selden	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	364
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Ashmore	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	365
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Reinecke	California	House Joint Resolution	366
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Cramer	Florida	House Joint Resolution	370
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1965	89	Grabowski	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	371
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	King	New York	House Joint Resolution	372
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Pepper	Florida	House Joint Resolution	373
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Conte	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	375
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Olson	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	376
Right to vote	1965	89	Schmidhauser	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	377
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Chelf	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	379
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Clark	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	380
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Senner	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	383
Term of office for Members of Congress	1965	89	Waggonner	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	385
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Tuten	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	386
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Harvey	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	387
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1965	89	Daniels	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	389
Repeal of 22nd amendment to Constitution	1965	89	Ryan	New York	House Joint Resolution	392
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Toll	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	393
Term of office for Members of Congress	1965	89	Chelf	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	394
Prayer in public schools	1965	89	Watkins	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	395
Right to vote	1965	89	Robison	New York	House Joint Resolution	396
Term of office for Members of Congress	1965	89	Udall	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	405
Prayer in public schools	1965	89	Cleveland	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	408
Term of office for Members of Congress	1965	89	Farbstein	New York	House Joint Resolution	409
Term of office for Members of Congress	1965	89	Dent	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	410
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Fino	New York	House Joint Resolution	411
Term of office for Members of Congress	1965	89	Matthews	Florida	House Joint Resolution	412
Term of office for Members of Congress	1965	89	Carter	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	414
Term of office for Members of Congress	1965	89	Halpern	New York	House Joint Resolution	415
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	McFall	California	House Joint Resolution	417
Term of office for Members of Congress	1965	89	Edwards	California	House Joint Resolution	420
Term of office for Members of Congress	1965	89	Holland	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	423
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Pelly	Washington	House Joint Resolution	429
Right to vote	1965	89	Diggs	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	432
Discrimination in taxing income on basis of residence	1965	89	Clark	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	438
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Rooney	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	439
Right to vote	1965	89	Rosenthal	New York	House Joint Resolution	440
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Whalley	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	443
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Gathings	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	444
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Barrett	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	445
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Dent	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	448
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Flood	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	450
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Roudebush	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	453
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Curtin	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	456
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Collier	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	457
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Tupper	Maine	House Joint Resolution	458
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1965	89	Dent	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	459
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Schweiker	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	460
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Staggers	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	467
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Cleveland	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	468
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Hungate	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	471
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Karth	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	472
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	St. Onge	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	473
Item veto	1965	89	Halpern	New York	House Joint Resolution	477
Term of office for Members of Congress	1965	89	Nix	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	480
Power of House of Representatives to ratify treaties	1965	89	Pepper	Florida	House Joint Resolution	482
Election of President and Vice President	1965	89	Jarman	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	483
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Hosmer	California	House Joint Resolution	484
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Roybal	California	House Joint Resolution	485
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Wilson	California	House Joint Resolution	486
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Talcott	California	House Joint Resolution	487
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Dyal	California	House Joint Resolution	488
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Bell	California	House Joint Resolution	492
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Teague	California	House Joint Resolution	493
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Gonzalez	Texas	House Joint Resolution	494
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Springer	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	501
Recognition of Jesus Christ in Constitution	1965	89	Mize	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	505
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1965	89	Dorn	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	535
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Barry	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	543
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Bray	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	552
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1965	89	King	New York	House Joint Resolution	554
Term of office for Members of Congress	1965	89	Hathaway	Maine	House Joint Resolution	562
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Gubser	California	House Joint Resolution	563
Term of office for Members of Congress	1965	89	Hagen	California	House Joint Resolution	564
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1965	89	Adair	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	565
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	McDowell	Delaware	House Joint Resolution	566
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1965	89	Chamberlain	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	572
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Sisk	California	House Joint Resolution	574
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Farnsley	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	577
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	578
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1965	89	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	579
Terms of office of Supreme Court judges	1965	89	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	586
Abolition of death penalty	1965	89	Diggs	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	587
Nomination of candidates for Senate by primary elections	1965	89	Rosenthal	New York	House Joint Resolution	588
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Thompson	Texas	House Joint Resolution	592
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Patman	Texas	House Joint Resolution	594
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Fisher	Texas	House Joint Resolution	596
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	King	New York	House Joint Resolution	599
Apportionment of State legislatures	1965	89	McCulloch	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	600
Right to vote	1965	89	Weltner	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	620
Right to vote	1965	89	Fulton	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	623
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Callan	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	624
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1965	89	Broyhill	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	629
Term of office for Members of Congress	1965	89	Tenzer	New York	House Joint Resolution	630
Primacy of social and individual rights	1965	89	Hosmer	California	House Joint Resolution	638
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Dow	New York	House Joint Resolution	643
Item veto	1965	89	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	644
Primacy of social and individual rights	1965	89	Derwinski	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	645
Primacy of social and individual rights	1965	89	Burleson	Texas	House Joint Resolution	647
Right to vote	1965	89	Burton	California	House Joint Resolution	652
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Hagen	California	House Joint Resolution	654
Right to vote	1965	89	Dent	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	655
Right to vote	1965	89	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	656
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Nix	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	661
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Burton	Utah	House Joint Resolution	662
Right to vote	1965	89	Gonzalez	Texas	House Joint Resolution	663
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Clawson	California	House Joint Resolution	664
Right to vote	1965	89	Patman	Texas	House Joint Resolution	670
Right to vote	1965	89	O'Hara	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	672
Right to vote	1965	89	Roosevelt	California	House Joint Resolution	674
Right to vote	1965	89	McGrath	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	675
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Secrest	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	676
Right to vote	1965	89	Pepper	Florida	House Joint Resolution	677
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Krebs	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	679
Right to vote	1965	89	Helstoski	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	680
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Race	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	682
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Baring	Nevada	House Joint Resolution	683
Right to vote	1965	89	Wolff	New York	House Joint Resolution	686
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Helstoski	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	687
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Garmatz	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	691
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Steed	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	692
Right to vote	1965	89	Broyhill	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	693
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Betts	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	694
Congressional apportionment	1965	89	Ichord	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	697
Right to vote	1965	89	Olsen	Montana	House Joint Resolution	698
Representation in Congress, and appointment of electors of President and Vice President for District of Columbia by considering District as part of Maryland	1965	89	Betts	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	702
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Moeller	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	774
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Shipley	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	776
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Buchanan	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	777
Congressional regulation of pornography	1965	89	Feighan	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	781
Right to vote	1965	89	Conyers	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	782
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Stafford	Vermont	House Joint Resolution	783
Equal rights regardless of sex	1965	89	Philbin	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	784
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Andrews	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	789
Item veto	1966	89	Jarman	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	793
Definition of treason	1966	89	Matthews	Florida	House Joint Resolution	795
Right to vote	1966	89	Roncalio	Wyoming	House Joint Resolution	796
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Kluczynski	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	797
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Redlin	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	798
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	McClory	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	804
Term of office for Members of Congress	1966	89	Chelf	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	807
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Herlong	Florida	House Joint Resolution	808
Right to vote	1966	89	Patten	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	811
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Reifel	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	812
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Krebs	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	816
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Matthews	Florida	House Joint Resolution	818
Election of President and Vice President	1966	89	Bandstra	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	819
Qualifications of judges of the Supreme Court	1966	89	Gurney	Florida	House Joint Resolution	825
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Dole	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	828
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Conyers	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	829
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1966	89	Devine	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	830
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Jarman	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	831
Opposition to Government in time of war	1966	89	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	833
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Widnall	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	834
Election of President and Vice President	1966	89	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	842
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Love	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	846
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	O'Konski	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	847
Right to vote	1966	89	Feighan	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	861
Prayer in public schools	1966	89	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	884
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Friedel	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	889
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Andrews	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	895
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1966	89	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	896
Right to vote	1966	89	Ford	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	907
Term of office for Members of Congress	1966	89	Smith	New York	House Joint Resolution	909
Prayer in public schools	1966	89	Harvey	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	976
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1966	89	Dowdy	Texas	House Joint Resolution	988
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Halpern	New York	House Joint Resolution	989
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Bow	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1018
Prayer in public schools	1966	89	Johnson	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1024
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Rivers	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	1034
Courts of the United States	1966	89	Younger	California	House Joint Resolution	1051
Prayer in public schools	1966	89	Murphy	New York	House Joint Resolution	1056
Prayer in public schools	1966	89	Hosmer	California	House Joint Resolution	1071
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Kupferman	New York	House Joint Resolution	1073
Prayer in public schools	1966	89	Collier	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1076
Prayer in public schools	1966	89	Garmatz	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	1077
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Morse	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	1088
Prayer in public schools	1966	89	Reid	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1122
Determination of constitutionality of law by Supreme Court	1966	89	Cabell	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1124
Prayer in public schools	1966	89	Dent	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1126
Right to vote	1966	89	Davis	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	1134
Determination of constitutionality of law by Supreme Court	1966	89	Mize	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	1139
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1966	89	Cramer	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1143
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Haley	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1145
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Farnum	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	1147
Prayer in public schools	1966	89	Baring	Nevada	House Joint Resolution	1153
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Pool	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1159
Freedom of religion	1966	89	Moeller	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1160
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Randall	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	1161
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Reid	New York	House Joint Resolution	1165
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Morgan	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1167
Determination of constitutionality of law by Supreme Court	1966	89	Devine	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1168
Prayer in public schools	1966	89	Clawson	California	House Joint Resolution	1176
Prayer in public schools	1966	89	King	New York	House Joint Resolution	1177
Term of office and tenure of office of Supreme Court judges	1966	89	Dickinson	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	1182
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Edwards	California	House Joint Resolution	1208
Congressional regulation of pornography	1966	89	St. Germain	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	1212
Prayer in public schools	1966	89	Carter	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	1229
Prayer in public schools	1966	89	Bates	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	1234
Discrimination in taxing income on basis of residence	1966	89	Dague	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1249
Discrimination in taxing income on basis of residence	1966	89	Watkins	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1252
Right to counsel	1966	89	Morrison	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	1260
Prayer in public schools	1966	89	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	1264
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Olsen	Montana	House Joint Resolution	1265
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Hicks	Washington	House Joint Resolution	1270
Right to vote	1966	89	Walker	New Mexico	House Joint Resolution	1274
Discrimination in taxing income on basis of residence	1966	89	St. Germain	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	1276
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Brown	California	House Joint Resolution	1277
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Leggett	California	House Joint Resolution	1278
Terms of office of Supreme Court judges	1966	89	Hutchinson	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	1281
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Clausen	California	House Joint Resolution	1286
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Schmidhauser	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	1290
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	St. Germain	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	1291
Prayer in public schools	1966	89	Morrison	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	1298
Terms of office of Supreme Court judges	1966	89	Chamberlain	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	1302
Right to vote	1966	89	Dyal	California	House Joint Resolution	1303
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Adams	Washington	House Joint Resolution	1312
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Foley	Washington	House Joint Resolution	1314
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	Hansen	Washington	House Joint Resolution	1317
Equal rights regardless of sex	1966	89	McDade	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1321
Prayer in public schools	1966	89	Reid	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	14559
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Dirksen	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	1
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Bayh	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	2
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Dirksen	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	2
Nomin and election of President and Vice President and Presidential inability	1967	90	Smathers	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	3
Right to vote	1967	90	Williams	New Jersey	Senate Joint Resolution	5
Nomination and election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Smith	Maine	Senate Joint Resolution	6
Nomination and election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Holland	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	7
Right to vote	1967	90	Mansfield	Montana	Senate Joint Resolution	8
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Mundt	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	12
Right to vote	1967	90	Randolph	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	14
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Burdick	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	15
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	McGee	Wyoming	Senate Joint Resolution	21
Admissibility of voluntary confessions	1967	90	Ervin	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	22
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Scott	Pennsylvania	Senate Joint Resolution	25
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1967	90	Dirksen	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	31
Process of amending the Constitution	1967	90	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	36
Establishment of a Court of the Union	1967	90	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	38
Balancing the budget	1967	90	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	39
State control over public schools	1967	90	Holland	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	40
Balancing the budget	1967	90	Curtis	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	51
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	McCarthy	Minnesota	Senate Joint Resolution	54
Equal rights regardless of sex	1968	90	Hayden	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	54
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Cotton	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	55
Right to vote	1967	90	Hartke	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	78
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1967	90	Bayh	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	80
Right to vote for District of Columbia extended whenever election of President and Vice President devolves upon the House of Representatives or the Senate	1967	90	Pell	Rhode Island	Senate Joint Resolution	83
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Sparkman	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	84
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Gruening	Alaska	Senate Joint Resolution	86
Right to vote	1968	90	Montoya	New Mexico	Senate Joint Resolution	174
Limiting the term and tenure of office of President and Vice President	1968	90	Mansfield	Montana	Senate Joint Resolution	178
Nomination and election of President and Vice President	1968	90	Mansfield	Montana	Senate Joint Resolution	179
Election of President by House of Representatives	1968	90	Yarborough	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	187
Nomination and election of Justices of the Supreme Court	1968	90	Ervin	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	194
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	7
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	8
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	9
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	10
Qualifications of Members of Congress	1967	90	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	11
Apportionment of State legislatures	1967	90	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	12
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Bates	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	13
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	16
Item veto	1967	90	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	17
Right to vote	1967	90	Howard	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	18
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Buchanan	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	22
Government competition in private business and abolition of income tax	1967	90	Utt	California	House Joint Resolution	23
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Broyhill	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	27
Vacancies in House of Representatives to be filled in time of disaster	1967	90	Byrnes	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	28
Item veto	1967	90	Byrnes	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	29
Term of office for Members of Congress	1967	90	Carter	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	30
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Carter	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	31
Term of office of Supreme Court judges	1967	90	Chamberlain	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	32
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Chamberlain	Michigan	House Joint Resolution
Apportionment of State legislatures	1967	90	Colmer	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	35
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Cramer	Florida	House Joint Resolution	37
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Cramer	Florida	House Joint Resolution	38
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Davis	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	40
Balancing the budget	1967	90	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	41
Apportionment of State legislatures	1967	90	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	42
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Dole	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	43
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Dowdy	Texas	House Joint Resolution	44
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Edmondson	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	45
Congressional regulation of pornography	1967	90	Feighan	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	46
Apportionment of State legislatures	1967	90	Fuqua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	48
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Fuqua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	49
Right to vote	1967	90	Gallagher	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	50
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Garmatz	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	51
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Griffiths	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	52
Apportionment of State legislatures	1967	90	Hansen	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	54
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Hansen	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	55
Right to vote	1967	90	Hechler	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	56
Primacy of social and individual rights	1967	90	Hosmer	California	House Joint Resolution	59
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Hosmer	California	House Joint Resolution	60
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Johnson	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	61
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Kupferman	New York	House Joint Resolution	63
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Long	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	65
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Machen	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	66
Recognition of Jesus Christ in Constitution	1967	90	Mize	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	68
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Morton	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	69
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Moulter	New York	House Joint Resolution	81
Term of office for Members of Congress	1967	90	Moulter	New York	House Joint Resolution	82
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Murphy	New York	House Joint Resolution	83
Right to vote	1967	90	O'Hara	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	85
Right to vote	1967	90	Patman	Texas	House Joint Resolution	86
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Pelly	Washington	House Joint Resolution	87
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Philbin	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	89
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Pool	Texas	House Joint Resolution	91
Right to vote	1967	90	Roush	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	95
Apportionment of State legislatures	1967	90	Selden	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	96
Right to vote	1967	90	Stratton	New York	House Joint Resolution	98
Appointment of postmasters	1967	90	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	100
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	101
Opposition to Government in time of war	1967	90	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	102
Election, qualifications, and term of office of Supreme Court Justices	1967	90	Waggonner	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	104
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Williams	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	105
Qualifications of Members of Congress	1967	90	Williams	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	106
Right to vote	1967	90	Wolff	New York	House Joint Resolution	107
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Zablocki	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	109
Term of office for Members of Congress	1967	90	Holland	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	113
Right to vote	1967	90	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	118
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Fallon	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	119
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Berry	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	122
Term of office for Members of Congress	1967	90	Farbstein	New York	House Joint Resolution	123
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Morse	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	127
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Reid	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	128
Right to vote	1967	90	Helstoski	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	130
Balancing the budget	1967	90	Berry	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	132
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Edwards	California	House Joint Resolution	133
Right to vote	1967	90	Feighan	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	134
Right to vote	1967	90	Olsen	Montana	House Joint Resolution	136
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Roberts	Texas	House Joint Resolution	137
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Roybal	California	House Joint Resolution	139
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Teague	California	House Joint Resolution	140
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	143
Terms of office of Supreme Court judges	1967	90	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	147
State power to regulate morals	1967	90	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	148
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	149
Apportionment of State legislatures	1967	90	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	150
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Dowdy	Texas	House Joint Resolution	154
Apportionment of State legislatures	1967	90	Dowdy	Texas	House Joint Resolution	155
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Dow	New York	House Joint Resolution	156
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Dowdy	Texas	House Joint Resolution	157
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Flynt	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	158
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	May	Washington	House Joint Resolution	163
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Teague	California	House Joint Resolution	165
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Conyers	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	166
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Friedel	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	171
Courts of the United States	1967	90	Younger	California	House Joint Resolution	173
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1967	90	Gude	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	176
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Mize	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	177
State control over public schools	1967	90	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	180
Apportionment of State legislatures	1967	90	Younger	California	House Joint Resolution	183
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Fallon	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	185
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Moore	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	186
Right to vote	1967	90	Rodino	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	188
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Springer	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	189
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Baring	Nevada	House Joint Resolution	190
Apportionment of State legislatures	1967	90	Haley	Florida	House Joint Resolution	192
Apportionment of State legislatures	1967	90	Harvey	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	193
Term of office for Members of Congress	1967	90	Matsunaga	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	197
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Passman	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	199
Qualifications of judges of the Supreme Court	1967	90	Gurney	Florida	House Joint Resolution	203
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Hosmer	California	House Joint Resolution	204
Right to vote	1967	90	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	205
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Morgan	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	208
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Patman	Texas	House Joint Resolution	209
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Randall	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	210
Right to vote	1967	90	Edmondson	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	211
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Flood	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	212
Apportionment of State legislatures	1967	90	Saylor	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	213
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Watkins	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	214
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Whalley	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	215
Federal revenue sharing with the States	1967	90	Thompson	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	216
Discrimination in taxing income on basis of residence	1967	90	Watkins	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	217
Presidential inability, and vacancy in office of Vice President	1967	90	Byrne	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	219
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Clark	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	220
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Daniels	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	221
Recognition of Jesus Christ in Constitution	1967	90	Duncan	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	223
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Price	Texas	House Joint Resolution	224
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Barrett	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	225
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Brock	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	228
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Donohue	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	229
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Hicks	Washington	House Joint Resolution	230
Right to vote	1967	90	St. Onge	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	232
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1967	90	Broyhill	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	235
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Cleveland	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	237
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Hagan	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	240
Courts of the United States	1967	90	Berry	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	243
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Clawson	California	House Joint Resolution	244
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Farbstein	New York	House Joint Resolution	246
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Pettis	California	House Joint Resolution	252
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Schweiker	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	253
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Dent	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	254
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Herlong	Florida	House Joint Resolution	255
Apportionment of State legislatures	1967	90	Herlong	Florida	House Joint Resolution	256
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Herlong	Florida	House Joint Resolution	257
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Herlong	Florida	House Joint Resolution	258
Right to vote	1967	90	Walker	New Mexico	House Joint Resolution	260
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Johnson	California	House Joint Resolution	264
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Kleppe	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	265
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Matsunaga	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	266
Appointment of postmasters	1967	90	Saylor	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	270
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Dwyer	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	271
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	272
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Roudenbush	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	277
Recognition of Jesus Christ in Constitution	1967	90	Watson	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	278
Balancing the budget	1967	90	Snyder	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	281
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Snyder	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	282
Right to vote	1967	90	Saylor	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	288
Right to vote	1967	90	Davis	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	289
State control over public schools	1967	90	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	292
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Casey	Texas	House Joint Resolution	296
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Haley	Florida	House Joint Resolution	298
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	303
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Rooney	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	304
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	306
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Steed	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	307
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Beinecke	California	House Joint Resolution	311
State control over public schools	1967	90	Rogers	Florida	House Joint Resolution	312
Power of Federal courts to review criminal convictions, and admissibility of voluntary confessions	1967	90	Watson	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	313
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Andrews	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	314
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Holland	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	317
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Meskill	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	319
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Meskill	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	320
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Reifel	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	321
Right to vote	1967	90	Rosenthal	New York	House Joint Resolution	322
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Sisk	California	House Joint Resolution	323
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Walker	New Mexico	House Joint Resolution	324
Right to vote	1967	90	Adams	Washington	House Joint Resolution	326
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Ashmore	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	327
Right to vote	1967	90	Bolland	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	328
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Burton	Utah	House Joint Resolution	329
Right to vote	1967	90	Button	New York	House Joint Resolution	330
Right to vote	1967	90	Button	New York	House Joint Resolution	331
Right to vote	1967	90	Conyers	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	332
Reconfirmation of Federal judges	1967	90	Dickinson	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	333
Right to vote	1967	90	Ford	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	334
Right to vote	1967	90	Hathaway	Maine	House Joint Resolution	336
Right to vote	1967	90	Meeds	Washington	House Joint Resolution	337
Right to vote	1967	90	Schweiker	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	341
Right to vote	1967	90	Tenzer	New York	House Joint Resolution	342
Right to vote	1967	90	Winn	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	344
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Wolff	New York	House Joint Resolution	345
Right to vote	1967	90	Brasco	New York	House Joint Resolution	346
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	347
Right to vote	1967	90	Moorehead	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	348
Right to vote	1967	90	Pepper	Florida	House Joint Resolution	353
Right to vote	1967	90	Scheuer	New York	House Joint Resolution	356
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Rhodes	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	359
Power of Federal courts to review criminal convictions, and admissibility of voluntary confessions	1967	90	King	New York	House Joint Resolution	365
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Stafford	Vermont	House Joint Resolution	366
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Frelinghuysen	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	368
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Helstoski	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	372
Right to vote	1967	90	McCarthy	New York	House Joint Resolution	374
Right to vote	1967	90	Stratton	New York	House Joint Resolution	375
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Staggers	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	379
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Halpern	New York	House Joint Resolution	381
Apportionment of State legislatures	1967	90	Meskill	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	383
Determination of constitutionality of law by Supreme Court	1967	90	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	384
Right to vote	1967	90	Eilberg	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	386
Qualifications of Members of the House of Representatives	1967	90	Henderson	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	387
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Quie	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	388
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Fisher	Texas	House Joint Resolution	390
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Gubser	California	House Joint Resolution	392
State control over public schools	1967	90	Haley	Florida	House Joint Resolution	393
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Williams	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	395
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1967	90	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	396
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Adair	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	397
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Schwengel	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	402
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Brasco	New York	House Joint Resolution	404
Qualifications of Members of the House of Representatives	1967	90	Harrison	Wyoming	House Joint Resolution	406
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Olsen	Montana	House Joint Resolution	409
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Purcell	Texas	House Joint Resolution	410
State control over public schools	1967	90	Herlong	Florida	House Joint Resolution	414
Power of Congress to override decisions of the Supreme Court	1967	90	Saylor	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	418
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	St. Germain	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	419
Power of Congress to override decisions of the Supreme Court	1967	90	Whalley	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	420
State control over public schools	1967	90	Fuqua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	424
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Hunt	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	425
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Lukens	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	426
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Gathings	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	430
State control over public schools	1967	90	Burke	Florida	House Joint Resolution	435
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Foley	Washington	House Joint Resolution	437
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Roth	Delaware	House Joint Resolution	439
Right to vote	1967	90	Tunney	California	House Joint Resolution	440
Apportionment of State legislatures	1967	90	Tunney	California	House Joint Resolution	441
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Baring	Nevada	House Joint Resolution	442
Determination of constitutionality of law by Supreme Court	1967	90	Devine	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	443
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Edwards	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	444
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Madden	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	445
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	447
Qualifications of Members of the House of Representatives	1967	90	Hagan	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	449
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Kluczynski	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	450
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Harrison	Wyoming	House Joint Resolution	459
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Jarman	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	461
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Lipscomb	California	House Joint Resolution	462
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Roush	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	463
Reconfirmation of Supreme Court justices	1967	90	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	465
Mandatory retirement for certain public officers	1967	90	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	466
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	469
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	470
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	477
Right to vote	1967	90	Wolff	New York	House Joint Resolution	479
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Whalley	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	482
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Bell	California	House Joint Resolution	404
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Gude	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	485
Right to vote	1967	90	Halpern	New York	House Joint Resolution	486
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Hardey	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	490
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1967	90	Nelsen	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	494
Right to vote	1967	90	Patten	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	502
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Wilson	California	House Joint Resolution	503
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Betts	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	506
Qualifications for office of President and Vice President	1967	90	Monagan	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	511
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Smith	California	House Joint Resolution	512
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Smith	California	House Joint Resolution	513
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Pepper	Florida	House Joint Resolution	536
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Mathias	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	540
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Rogers	Florida	House Joint Resolution	542
Employment of subversives in the public schools	1967	90	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	544
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Gubser	California	House Joint Resolution	545
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1967	90	Rodino	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	546
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1967	90	Corman	California	House Joint Resolution	548
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	St. Onge	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	551
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Devine	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	552
Right to vote	1967	90	Resnick	New York	House Joint Resolution	556
Apportionment of State legislatures	1967	90	Burton	Utah	House Joint Resolution	565
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1967	90	Edwards	California	House Joint Resolution	566
Right to vote	1967	90	Rooney	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	570
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Adams	Washington	House Joint Resolution	573
Right to vote	1967	90	Fulton	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	574
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Watson	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	575
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	576
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Broyhill	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	578
Right to vote	1967	90	Schwengel	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	580
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Andrews	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	581
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Snyder	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	583
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Whitener	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	584
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1967	90	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	588
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Bow	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	589
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1967	90	Burton	California	House Joint Resolution	590
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1967	90	Tenzer	New York	House Joint Resolution	597
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Broomfield	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	598
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Berry	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	602
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1967	90	Kastenmeier	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	606
Determination of constitutionality of law by Supreme Court	1967	90	King	New York	House Joint Resolution	607
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Cederberg	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	608
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Gonzales	Texas	House Joint Resolution	609
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1967	90	Winn	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	610
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Fisher	Texas	House Joint Resolution	614
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	King	New York	House Joint Resolution	616
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Quillen	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	618
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Cunningham	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	621
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Karth	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	623
Right to vote	1967	90	Diggs	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	632
Abolition of death penalty	1967	90	Diggs	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	633
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Diggs	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	637
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Conte	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	640
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Taft	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	646
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Adair	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	655
Right to vote	1967	90	Zwach	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	665
Apportionment of State legislatures	1967	90	Zwach	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	666
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Fino	New York	House Joint Resolution	675
Item veto	1967	90	Halpern	New York	House Joint Resolution	679
Reconfirmation of Federal judges	1967	90	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	681
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1967	90	Esch	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	683
Item veto	1967	90	Halpern	New York	House Joint Resolution	684
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1967	90	Schwengel	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	685
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1967	90	Gude	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	687
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1967	90	Riegle	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	689
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Clausen	California	House Joint Resolution	693
Right to vote	1967	90	Gonzales	Texas	House Joint Resolution	695
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Waldie	California	House Joint Resolution	699
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1967	90	Eschleman	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	703
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1967	90	Giaimo	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	704
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1967	90	Mathias	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	723
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1967	90	Gude	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	724
Term of office for Members of Congress	1967	90	Halpern	New York	House Joint Resolution	727
Term of office of Supreme Court judges	1967	90	Hutchinson	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	738
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Pickle	Texas	House Joint Resolution	744
Power of House of Representatives to ratify treaties	1967	90	Flood	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	746
Power of House of Representatives to ratify treaties	1967	90	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	750
Power of House of Representatives to ratify treaties	1967	90	Pepper	Florida	House Joint Resolution	765
Statehood for District of Columbia	1967	90	Gonzales	Texas	House Joint Resolution	772
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Bray	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	774
Right to vote	1967	90	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	775
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1967	90	Buchanan	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	778
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	King	New York	House Joint Resolution	781
Loss of nationality and citizenship	1967	90	Moore	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	782
Treaties and other international agreements	1967	90	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	784
Loss of nationality and citizenship	1967	90	Pool	Texas	House Joint Resolution	788
Qualifications for office of President	1967	90	Matsunaga	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	795
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Watson	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	808
Right to vote	1967	90	Derwinski	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	809
Item veto	1967	90	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	825
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Montgomery	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	833
Determination of constitutionality of law by Supreme Court	1967	90	Whalley	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	838
Reconfirmation and qualifications of Federal judges	1967	90	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	841
Right to vote	1967	90	Fascell	Florida	House Joint Resolution	842
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1967	90	Conyers	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	847
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1967	90	Wiggins	California	House Joint Resolution	851
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Howard	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	890
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Nichols	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	919
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Dent	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	922
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Selden	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	923
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Goodling	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	925
Election of President and Vice President	1967	90	Van Deerlin	California	House Joint Resolution	934
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Nix	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	938
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	944
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Meeds	Washington	House Joint Resolution	945
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Gallagher	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	951
Conservation of natural resources	1967	90	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	954
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	McDada	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	955
Loss of nationality and citizenship	1967	90	Case	Texas	House Joint Resolution	956
Loss of nationality and citizenship	1967	90	Randall	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	957
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Wyman	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	959
Employment and subversives in defense facilities	1967	90	Duncan	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	961
Employment and subversives in defense facilities	1967	90	Price	Texas	House Joint Resolution	963
Employment and subversives in defense facilities	1967	90	Quillen	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	964
Employment and subversives in defense facilities	1967	90	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	965
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Sandman	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	966
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Widnall	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	967
Equal rights regardless of sex	1967	90	Andrews	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	969
Employment and subversives in defense facilities	1967	90	Burke	Florida	House Joint Resolution	970
Employment and subversives in defense facilities	1968	90	Baring	Nevada	House Joint Resolution	973
Right to vote	1968	90	Thompson	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	977
Power of Congress to override decisions of the Supreme Court	1968	90	Mize	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	988
Power of Congress to override decisions of the Supreme Court	1968	90	Edwards	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	996
Terms of office of Supreme Court judges	1968	90	Eshleman	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	997
Power of Congress to override decisions of the Supreme Court	1968	90	Gurney	Florida	House Joint Resolution	998
Equal rights regardless of sex	1968	90	Biester	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1008
Equal rights regardless of sex	1968	90	Nix	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1013
Equal rights regardless of sex	1968	90	Tiernan	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	1020
Employment of subversives in facilities essential to national security	1968	90	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	1022
Equal rights regardless of sex	1968	90	Byrne	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1031
Equal rights regardless of sex	1968	90	Watkins	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1033
Election, qualifications, and term of office of Supreme Court Justices	1968	90	Long	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	1038
Equal rights regardless of sex	1968	90	Green	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1055
Prayer in public schools	1968	90	Bush	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1061
Employment of subversives in Federal Government	1968	90	Eshleman	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1062
Equal rights regardless of sex	1968	90	Eilberg	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1074
Right to vote	1968	90	Tiernan	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	1078
Election of President and Vice President	1968	90	Bingham	New York	House Joint Resolution	1086
Prayer in public schools	1968	90	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1090
Removal of Supreme Court Justices by popular vote	1968	90	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	1094
Equal rights regardless of sex	1968	90	Daniels	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	1099
Equal rights regardless of sex	1968	90	Carter	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	1102
Equal rights regardless of sex	1968	90	Hansen	Washington	House Joint Resolution	1106
Equal rights regardless of sex	1968	90	Kyros	Maine	House Joint Resolution	1107
Prayer in public schools	1968	90	Roth	Delaware	House Joint Resolution	1108
Election of President and Vice President	1968	90	Hutchinson	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	1112
Equal rights regardless of sex	1968	90	Patten	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	1124
Right to vote	1968	90	Robison	New York	House Joint Resolution	1125
Mandatory retirement for certain public officers	1968	90	Taylor	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	1126
Power of Congress to override decisions of the Supreme Court	1968	90	Taylor	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	1127
Election of President and Vice President	1968	90	MacGregor	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	1130
Employment and subversives in facilities essential to national security	1968	90	Buchanan	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	1132
Right to vote	1968	90	Kelly	New York	House Joint Resolution	1137
Prayer in public schools	1968	90	Smith	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	1139
Equal rights regardless of sex	1968	90	Stubblefield	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	1140
Equal rights regardless of sex	1968	90	Bolland	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	1141
Determination of constitutionality of law by Supreme Court	1968	90	Rogers	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1149
Election of President and Vice President	1968	90	McClory	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1153
Congressional approval of President's authority to dispatch troops outside of United States	1968	90	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1162
Subversive use of postal system	1968	90	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	1163
Election of President and Vice President	1968	90	Chamberlain	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	1164
Determination of constitutionality of law by Supreme Court	1968	90	Pool	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1172
Right to vote	1968	90	Leggett	California	House Joint Resolution	1189
Admissibility of voluntary confessions	1968	90	Scott	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	1192
Right to vote	1968	90	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1195
Employment of subversives in facilities essential to national security	1968	90	Pool	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1200
Employment of subversives in facilities essential to national security	1968	90	Whalley	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1203
Equal rights regardless of sex	1968	90	Karth	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	1212
Definition of treason, state of war, and subversion	1968	90	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	1213
Power of each House of Congress to ratify treaties	1968	90	Collier	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1214
Equal rights regardless of sex	1968	90	Vigorito	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1216
Prayer in public schools	1968	90	Scott	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	1217
Terms of office of Federal judges	1968	90	Fountain	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	1220
Equal rights regardless of sex	1968	90	Adair	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	1242
Equal rights regardless of sex	1968	90	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	1245
Equal rights regardless of sex	1968	90	Hamilton	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	1249
Election of President and Vice President	1968	90	Hathaway	Maine	House Joint Resolution	1251
Right to vote	1968	90	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1260
Equal rights regardless of sex	1968	90	Shipley	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1264
Election of President and Vice President	1968	90	Hathaway	Maine	House Joint Resolution	1267
Selection, terms of office, and qualifications of certain Federal judges	1968	90	Long	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	1269
Equal rights regardless of sex	1968	90	Johnson	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1273
Equal rights regardless of sex	1968	90	Rodgers	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1274
Right to vote	1968	90	Donohue	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	1275
Election, qualifications, and term of office of all Federal judges	1968	90	Edwards	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	1279
Election of President by House of Representatives	1968	90	Joelson	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	1281
Election, qualifications and term of office of Supreme Court justices	1968	90	Nichols	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	1282
Election of President and Vice President	1968	90	Collier	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1284
Equal rights regardless of sex	1968	90	Satterfield	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	1286
Loss of nationality and citizenship	1968	90	Talcott	California	House Joint Resolution	1314
Conservation of natural resources	1968	90	Ottinger	New York	House Joint Resolution	1321
Election of President and Vice President	1968	90	Reuss	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	1353
Determination of constitutionality of law by Supreme Court	1968	90	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1369
Confirmation and reconfirmation of Supreme Court Justices	1968	90	Blackburn	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	1370
Prayer in public schools	1968	90	Dorn	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	1372
Terms of office of Supreme Court judges	1968	90	Gardner	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	1373
Reconfirmation of Supreme Court Justices	1968	90	Gurney	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1374
Right to vote	1968	90	Hungate	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	1375
Right to vote	1968	90	Stratton	New York	House Joint Resolution	1382
Qualifications of judges of Supreme Court	1968	90	Thompson	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	1386
Confirmation and reconfirmation of Supreme Court Justices	1968	90	Adair	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	1387
Right to vote	1968	90	Price	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1389
Right to vote	1968	90	Podell	New York	House Joint Resolution	1394
Equal rights regardless of sex	1968	90	Brown	California	House Joint Resolution	1397
Determination of constitutionality of law by Supreme Court	1968	90	Gurney	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1399
Self-incrimination and evidence in criminal cases	1968	90	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	1400
Terms of office of Federal judges	1968	90	Lennon	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	1401
Election of President and Vice President	1968	90	Reid	New York	House Joint Resolution	1406
Mandatory retirement for Supreme Court judges	1968	90	Rogers	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1407
Terms of office of Federal judges	1968	90	Taylor	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	1409
Election of President and Vice President	1968	90	Goodell	New York	House Joint Resolution	1413
Election of President and Vice President	1968	90	Howard	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	1415
Nomination and election of President and Vice President	1968	90	Broomfield	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	1417
Nomination and election of Justices of the Supreme Court, and terms of office	1968	90	Gardner	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	1418
Nomination and confirmation of Justices of the Supreme Court and qualifications and selection of Chief Justice	1968	90	King	New York	House Joint Resolution	1423
Nomination and election of Justices of the Supreme Court and their qualifications	1968	90	Lukens	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1424
Nomination and election of Justices of the Supreme Court and their terms of office	1968	90	Scott	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	1426
Nomination and election of Justices of the Supreme Court and their terms of office	1968	90	Utt	California	House Joint Resolution	1427
Nomination and election of Justices of the Supreme Court and their terms of office	1968	90	Whalley	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1428
Election of President and Vice President	1968	90	Foley	Washington	House Joint Resolution	1430
Nomination and confirmation of Justices of the Supreme Court	1968	90	Dorn	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	1437
Nomination and election of Justices of the Supreme Court and their terms of office	1968	90	Hagan	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	1438
Nomination of Justices of the Supreme Court and their mandatory retirement at age of 70	1968	90	Winn	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	1439
Nomination and election of President and Vice President	1968	90	Moss	California	House Joint Resolution	1444
Nomination and election of President and Vice President	1968	90	Taylor	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	1447
Reconfirmation, terms of office and mandatory retirement of Supreme Court Justices	1968	90	Abbitt	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	1448
Nomination and election of President and Vice President	1968	90	Mcdonald	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	1451
Nomination and election of President and Vice President	1968	90	Whalley	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1453
Nomination and election of President and Vice President	1968	90	Olsen	Montana	House Joint Resolution	1454
Reconfirmation, terms of office and mandatory retirement of Supreme Court Justices	1968	90	Randall	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	1456
Election of President and Vice President	1968	90	Hosmer	California	House Joint Resolution	1457
Nomination and election of President and Vice President	1968	90	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1460
Election of President and Vice President	1968	90	Mathias	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	1463
Nomination and election of President and Vice President	1968	90	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	1464
Reconfirmation and term of office of Supreme Court Justices	1968	90	Whalley	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1467
Election of President and Vice President	1968	90	Thompson	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	1468
Determination of constitutionality of law by Supreme Court	1968	90	Betts	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1469
Qualifications, terms of office, and reconfirmation of Supreme Court Justices	1968	90	Griffin	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	1470
Nomination and confirmation of Supreme Court Justices and establishment of Judicial Nominating Commission	1968	90	Brown	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1472
Prayer in public schools	1967	90	Flynt	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	576
Election of President and Vice President	1968	90	McCarthy	New York	House Joint Resolution	17649
Election of President and Vice President	1969	91	Bayh	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	1
Election of President and Vice President	1969	91	Ervin	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	2
Appointment of members of Supreme Court	1969	91	Ervin	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	3
Election of President and Vice President	1969	91	Holland	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	4
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Dirksen	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	6
Right to vote to citizens 18 years of age or older	1969	91	Randolph	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	7
Rights of the States with respect to public schools	1969	91	Holland	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	8
Election of President and Vice President	1969	91	Mundt	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	12
Offering of prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Byrd	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	16
Choosing of President when the choice devolves upon the House of Representatives	1969	91	Yarbrough	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	18
Right to vote to citizens?????eighteen years of age or older	1969	91	Mansfield	Montana	Senate Joint Resolution	19
Nomination and election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Mansfield	Montana	Senate Joint Resolution	20
Term of office of President and Vice President	1969	91	Mansfield	Montana	Senate Joint Resolution	21
Election of President and Vice President	1969	91	Scott	Pennsylvania	Senate Joint Resolution	25
Direct election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Byrd	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	30
Nomination and popular election of Pres. and Vice Pres.	1969	91	Smith	Maine	Senate Joint Resolution	31
Right to vote to citizens eighteen years of age or older	1969	91	Cannon	Nevada	Senate Joint Resolution	32
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Cannon	Nevada	Senate Joint Resolution	33
Right to vote to citizens eighteen years of age or older	1969	91	Byrd	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	34
Limitation of debate in the Senate	1969	91	Mansfield	Montana	Senate Joint Resolution	36
Right to vote to citizens eighteen years of age or older	1969	91	Baker	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	38
Representation in the Congress to the District of Columbia	1969	91	Mathias	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	52
Representation in the Congress to the District of Columbia	1969	91	Bayh	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	56
Citizens be entitled to vote for President and Vice President without regard to excessive residence and physical presence requirements	1969	91	Goldwater	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	59
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	McCarthy	Minnesota	Senate Joint Resolution	61
Establishment of a Court of the Union	1969	91	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	64
Balancing of the budget	1969	91	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	65
Process of amending the Constitution	1969	91	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	66
Nomination of candidates for President and Vice President	1969	91	Moss	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	69
Election of the?????President and Vice President and Members of Congress	1969	91	Curtis	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	71
Election of the Pres. and Vice Pres.	1969	91	Hatfield	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	72
Right to vote to citizens eighteen years of age or older	1969	91	Schweiker	Pennsylvania	Senate Joint Resolution	73
Residence requirements for voting in presidential and vice-presidential elections	1969	91	Montoya	New Mexico	Senate Joint Resolution	76
Powers reserved to the several States	1969	91	Allen	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	80
Right to vote to citizens eighteen years of age or older	1969	91	Bible	Nevada	Senate Joint Resolution	87
Presidential preference elections and election of delegates to national conventions	1969	91	Baker	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	92
Change of residence of citizens to vote in presidential elections	1969	91	Baker	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	93
Right to vote to citizens eighteen years of age or older	1969	91	Yarbrough	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	102
Right to vote to citizens eighteen years of age or older	1969	91	Goodell	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	105
Balancing of the budget	1969	91	Curtis	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	118
Right to vote to citizens eighteen years of age or older	1969	91	Gore	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	141
Right to vote to citizens eighteen years of age or older	1969	91	Randolph	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	147
Inalienable right to a decent environment	1970	91	Nelson	Wisconsin	Senate Joint Resolution	169
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1970	91	Eagleton	Missouri	Senate Joint Resolution	181
Reforming the electoral college	1970	91	Ervin	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	191
Offering of prayer in public schools	1970	91	Scott	Pennsylvania	Senate Joint Resolution	192
Attendance of students at public elementary or secondary schools	1970	91	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	198
Abolish unfair legal discrimination against women	1970	91	Ervin	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	231
Flag of the United States	1970	91	Stevens	Alaska	Senate Joint Resolution	233
Abolish legal discrimination against women	1970	91	Ervin	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	239
Submission of balanced Federal funds budgets	1970	91	Fannin	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	240
Maximum age limits for certain officers for the Government	1970	91	Williams	Delaware	Senate Joint Resolution	250
Election of President and Vice President	1969	91	Boggs	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	1
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Andrews	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	4
Direct election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Bennet	Florida	House Joint Resolution	5
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Bingham	New York	House Joint Resolution	6
Right to vote to citizens at age eighteen	1969	91	Boland	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	11
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Boland	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	12
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Burlison	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	13
Apportionment of State legislatures	1969	91	Colmer	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	14
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Cramer	Florida	House Joint Resolution	15
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Cramer	Florida	House Joint Resolution	17
Right to vote to persons who are eighteen years of age or older	1969	91	Howard	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	18
Election of President and Vice President	1969	91	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	19
Balanced federal budget	1969	91	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	20
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Dwyer	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	22
Government competition in private business and abolition of income taxes	1969	91	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	23
Right to vote to persons who are eighteen years of age or older	1969	91	Edmondson	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	24
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Edmondson	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	25
Right to vote to citizens who are eighteen years of age or older	1969	91	Eilberg	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	28
Right to vote to citizens who are eighteen years of age or older	1969	91	Feighan	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	32
Election of President and Vice President	1969	91	Fisher	Texas	House Joint Resolution	34
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Flynt	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	35
Right to vote to citizens who are eighteen years of age or older	1969	91	Gallagher	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	38
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Gubser	California	House Joint Resolution	39
Direct election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Hamilton	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	40
Term of office for Members of Congress	1969	91	Hanley	New York	House Joint Resolution	41
Direct election of President and Vice President	1969	91	Heckler	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	43
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Hosmer	California	House Joint Resolution	44
Terms of office of Supreme Court Judges	1969	91	Hutchinson	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	45
National preferential primary and popular election of President and Vice President	1969	91	Macdonald	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	50
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	May	Washington	House Joint Resolution	51
Conservation of natural resources and beauty	1969	91	Ottinger	New York	House Joint Resolution	54
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Pettis	California	House Joint Resolution	59
Continuance in office of Justices of the Supreme Court	1969	91	Randall	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	66
Approval of Justices of the Supreme Court	1969	91	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	68
Subversion; treason; state of war determined by Congress	1969	91	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	69
Employment of subversives in defense facilities	1969	91	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	70
Reconfirmation of Judges of Supreme Court and Federal Courts by Senate	1969	91	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	71
Treaties and other international agreements	1969	91	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	72
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	73
Subversion; treason; state of war determined by Congress	1969	91	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	74
Right to vote to persons?????eighteen years of age or older	1969	91	Rodino	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	77
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Roudebush	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	79
Power of Congress to override decisions of the Supreme Court	1969	91	Saylor	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	82
Right to vote to citizens?????eighteen years of age or older	1969	91	Scheuer	New York	House Joint Resolution	84
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	85
Reconfirmation of Federal Judges by the Senate	1969	91	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	86
Rights of the States with respect to public schools	1969	91	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	87
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Smith	New York	House Joint Resolution	88
Reliance upon God in governmental matters	1969	91	Snyder	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	89
Election of the Pres. and Vice Pres.	1969	91	Snyder	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	90
Right to vote	1969	91	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	92
Opposition to Government in time of war	1969	91	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	93
Determination of constitutionality of law by Supreme Court	1969	91	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	94
Election of President and Vice President	1969	91	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	97
Appointment of postmasters	1969	91	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	98
Nomination and election of President and Vice President	1969	91	Ullman	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	99
Terms of office of Judges of the Supreme Court	1969	91	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	101
Continuance in office of Justices of the Supreme Court	1969	91	Abbitt	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	103
Election of President and Vice President	1969	91	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	104
Qualifications for Members of Congress	1969	91	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	105
Prayer in public buildings and public schools	1969	91	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	106
Election of President and Vice President	1969	91	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	107
Election of President and Vice President	1969	91	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	108
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	113
Right to vote	1969	91	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	114
Congressional approval of President's authority to dispatch troops outside of the United States	1969	91	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	115
Item veto	1969	91	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	118
Employment of subversives in the public schools	1969	91	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	119
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	120
Employment of subversives in defense facilities	1969	91	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	122
Subversive use of postal system	1969	91	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	123
Reconfirmation of Justices?????of the Supreme Court by Senate	1969	91	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	124
Mandatory retirement of Judges of the Supreme Court	1969	91	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	125
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Brinkley	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	126
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Brock	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	127
Election of President and Vice President	1969	91	Broomfield	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	128
Appointment of Judges of the Supreme Court	1969	91	Brown	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	129
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1969	91	Buchanan	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	130
Congress to function in time of emergency	1969	91	Byrnes	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	131
Item veto	1969	91	Byrnes	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	132
Terms of Judges of the Supreme Court	1969	91	Chamberlain	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	133
Representation in the Congress?????to the District of Columbia	1969	91	Conyers	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	134
Right to veto	1969	91	Conyers	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	136
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Daniels	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	140
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	141
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Fuqua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	144
Rights of the States with respect to public schools	1969	91	Fuqua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	145
Right to vote	1969	91	Hechler	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	148
Right to vote	1969	91	Helstoski	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	149
Equal rights to men and women	1969	91	Helstoski	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	150
Equal rights to men and women	1969	91	Horton	New York	House Joint Resolution	151
Direct election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Howard	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	152
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Howard	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	153
Nomination and election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Johnson	California	House Joint Resolution	154
Terms of office of Judges of the Supreme Court	1969	91	Lennon	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	155
Direct election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Ottinger	New York	House Joint Resolution	162
Right to vote	1969	91	Price	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	164
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Price	Texas	House Joint Resolution	165
Employment of subversives in defense facilities	1969	91	Price	Texas	House Joint Resolution	166
Two to one concurrence for Supreme Court decisions	1969	91	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	169
Congressional regulation of pornography	1969	91	Thompson	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	170
Direct election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Van Deerlin	California	House Joint Resolution	171
Limit taxation power of the States	1969	91	Watkins	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	172
Equal rights to men and women	1969	91	Watkins	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	173
Prayer in public buildings and public schools	1969	91	Watkins	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	174
Prayer in public buildings and public schools	1969	91	Whalley	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	175
Nomination and election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Whalley	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	176
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	179
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1969	91	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	180
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	181
Direct popular election of the Pres. and Vice Pres.	1969	91	Collier	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	182
Qualifications of members of the Supreme Court	1969	91	Griffin	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	183
Right to vote	1969	91	Karth	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	184
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Murphy	New York	House Joint Resolution	185
Term of office for Members of the House of Representatives	1969	91	Pollock	Alaska	House Joint Resolution	186
Election of Pres. and Vice Pres.	1969	91	Reuss	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	188
Election of Pres. and Vice Pres.	1969	91	Stratton	New York	House Joint Resolution	189
Right to vote	1969	91	Stratton	New York	House Joint Resolution	190
Direct election of the Pres. and Vice Pres.	1969	91	Thompson	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	191
Election of Pres. and Vice Pres.	1969	91	Wright	Texas	House Joint Resolution	192
Determination of constitutionality of law by Supreme Court	1969	91	Cabell	Texas	House Joint Resolution	193
Election of Pres. and Vice Pres.	1969	91	Davis	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	194
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Eilberg	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	195
Direct election of the Pres. and Vice Pres.	1969	91	Vanik	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	197
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	198
Apportionment of State legislatures	1969	91	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	199
Restore to States certain rights	1969	91	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	203
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Gaydos	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	205
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Dowdy	Texas	House Joint Resolution	208
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Dowdy	Texas	House Joint Resolution	209
Employment of subversives in defense facilities	1969	91	Quillen	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	219
Right to vote	1969	91	Reid	New York	House Joint Resolution	220
Apportionment of State legislatures	1969	91	Saylor	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	221
Right to vote	1969	91	Shipley	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	223
Nomination and election of Pres. and Vice Pres.	1969	91	Waldie	California	House Joint Resolution	226
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Waldie	California	House Joint Resolution	227
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Farbstein	New York	House Joint Resolution	229
Term of office of Members of the House of Representatives	1969	91	Farbstein	New York	House Joint Resolution	232
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Long	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	240
Term of office of Judges on the Supreme Court	1969	91	Roberts	Texas	House Joint Resolution	242
Election of the Pres. and Vice Pres.	1969	91	Corman	California	House Joint Resolution	256
Election of the Pres. and Vice Pres.	1969	91	Corman	California	House Joint Resolution	257
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	258
Direct popular election of the Pres. and Vice Pres.	1969	91	Edmondson	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	259
Right to vote	1969	91	Fraser	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	260
Right to vote	1969	91	Fraser	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	261
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	263
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Griffiths	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	264
Direct popular election of the Pres. and Vice Pres.	1969	91	Price	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	268
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Roberts	Texas	House Joint Resolution	270
Right to vote	1969	91	Tiernan	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	272
Election of the Pres. and Vice Pres.	1969	91	Evans	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	274
Right to vote	1969	91	Saylor	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	276
Equal rights for men or women	1969	91	Casey	Texas	House Joint Resolution	280
Power of Congress to establish uniform laws on nationality and citizenship	1969	91	Casey	Texas	House Joint Resolution	281
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1969	91	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	282
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1969	91	Corman	California	House Joint Resolution	283
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Flood	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	286
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Goodling	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	287
Direct popular election of the president and Vice President	1969	91	Helstoski	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	289
Election of President and Vice President	1969	91	Hosmer	California	House Joint Resolution	290
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Hosmer	California	House Joint Resolution	291
Nomination and election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Moss	California	House Joint Resolution	292
Representation in the Congress for the District of Columbia	1969	91	Nelsen	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	293
Qualifications and tenure in office of Federal judges	1969	91	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	297
Election of President and Vice President	1969	91	Dingell	Texas	House Joint Resolution	298
Election of President and Vice President	1969	91	Biester	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	299
Apportionment of State legislatures	1969	91	Harvey	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	301
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Adair	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	305
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Bow	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	306
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Clark	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	310
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Derwinski	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	312
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Dowdy	Texas	House Joint Resolution	313
Direct popular election of the president and Vice President	1969	91	O'Hara	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	317
Direct popular election of the president and Vice President	1969	91	Anderson	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	318
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Bush	Texas	House Joint Resolution	320
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Dent	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	322
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Dent	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	323
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Garmatz	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	324
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1969	91	Gude	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	326
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Morton	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	327
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Skubitz	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	330
Terms of office of Judges of the Supreme Court and inferior courts	1969	91	Skubitz	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	331
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Barrett	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	335
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Biaggi	New York	House Joint Resolution	336
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Carter	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	337
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Collins	Texas	House Joint Resolution	338
Right to vote	1969	91	Adams	Washington	House Joint Resolution	342
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Garmatz	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	343
Election of President and Vice President	1969	91	Horton	New York	House Joint Resolution	345
Election of President and Vice President	1969	91	Kleppe	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	346
Election of President and Vice President and right to vote	1969	91	Meskill	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	347
Right to vote	1969	91	Moorhead	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	349
Right to vote	1969	91	Patman	Texas	House Joint Resolution	350
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Roybal	California	House Joint Resolution	354
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Shipley	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	355
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Adair	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	357
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Broyhill	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	358
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Buchanan	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	359
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Diggs	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	360
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Donohue	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	361
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Eshleman	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	362
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Fallon	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	363
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Feighan	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	364
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Frey	Florida	House Joint Resolution	365
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	366
Privilege against self-discrimination	1969	91	Hosmer	California	House Joint Resolution	367
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Hungate	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	368
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	King	New York	House Joint Resolution	369
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Matsunaga	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	370
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Mollohan	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	371
Right to vote	1969	91	Podell	New York	House Joint Resolution	372
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Schadeberg	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	373
Election of the President and Vice President and nomination of the President	1969	91	Stafford	Vermont	House Joint Resolution	374
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Utt	California	House Joint Resolution	376
Right to vote	1969	91	Waldie	California	House Joint Resolution	377
Election of the President and Vice President and nomination of the President	1969	91	Waldie	California	House Joint Resolution	378
Right to vote	1969	91	Anderson	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	383
Right to vote	1969	91	Bell	California	House Joint Resolution	384
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1969	91	Broyhill	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	388
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Conte	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	389
Right to vote	1969	91	Donohue	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	392
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Edwards	California	House Joint Resolution	393
Advice and consent of the House of Representatives in the making of treaties	1969	91	Flood	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	394
Right to vote	1969	91	Flood	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	395
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Kastenmeier	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	397
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Kleppe	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	398
Prayer in public buildings and reliance upon God in Governmental matters	1969	91	Lennon	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	399
Election of President and Vice President	1969	91	McCulloch	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	400
Election of President and Vice President	1969	91	McCulloch	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	401
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	McCulloch	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	402
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Mills	Alaska	House Joint Resolution	403
Right to vote	1969	91	Pepper	Florida	House Joint Resolution	404
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Pollock	Alaska	House Joint Resolution	405
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Roth	Delaware	House Joint Resolution	407
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Taylor	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	410
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Teague	California	House Joint Resolution	411
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Teague	California	House Joint Resolution	412
Right to vote	1969	91	Zwach	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	413
Right to vote	1969	91	Anderson	California	House Joint Resolution	415
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Chappell	Florida	House Joint Resolution	418
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Cleveland	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	419
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Collier	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	420
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Fallon	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	421
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Hicks	Washington	House Joint Resolution	422
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Hunt	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	424
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Moorhead	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	425
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Patman	Texas	House Joint Resolution	426
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Reid	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	427
Right to vote	1969	91	Rooney	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	428
Election of President and Vice President	1969	91	Taylor	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	429
Election of Presidential and Vice Presidential electors	1969	91	Waggoner	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	430
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Waggoner	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	431
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Adair	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	432
Prayer in public buildings and reliance upon God in Governmental matters	1969	91	Chamberlain	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	433
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Friedel	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	435
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Pelly	Washington	House Joint Resolution	436
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	del Clawson	California	House Joint Resolution	439
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Collier	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	440
Right to vote	1969	91	Diggs	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	441
Right to vote	1969	91	Fascell	Florida	House Joint Resolution	442
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Fisher	Texas	House Joint Resolution	443
Direct popular election of the Pres. and Vice Pres.	1969	91	Gilbert	New York	House Joint Resolution	444
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Thompson	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	447
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Wylie	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	449
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Carter	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	450
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Flowers	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	452
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Hunt	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	454
Prayer in public schools and reliance upon God in Governmental matters	1969	91	Meskill	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	455
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Morgan	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	456
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Reifel	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	458
Eligibility to vote for elector, Senator, or Representatives	1969	91	Robison	New York	House Joint Resolution	459
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Rogers	Florida	House Joint Resolution	460
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Scott	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	462
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Baring	Nevada	House Joint Resolution	463
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Devine	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	464
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Gallagher	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	466
Right to vote	1969	91	Hathaway	Maine	House Joint Resolution	467
Advice and consent of the House of Representatives in making of treaties	1969	91	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	468
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Wyman	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	469
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Scherle	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	470
Continuance in office of Judges of the Supreme Court and inferior courts	1969	91	Scott	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	471
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Whalen	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	472
Balancing of the budget	1969	91	Berry	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	473
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Gilbert	New York	House Joint Resolution	474
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Johnson	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	476
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Roybal	California	House Joint Resolution	477
Election of President and Vice President	1969	91	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	478
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Berry	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	479
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Coughlin	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	483
Direct election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Cowger	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	484
Right to vote	1969	91	Ronan	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	487
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Smith	California	House Joint Resolution	488
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Vigorito	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	489
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Clausen	California	House Joint Resolution	490
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Fisher	Texas	House Joint Resolution	491
Self-incrimination and evidence in criminal cases	1969	91	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	492
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Cederberg	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	495
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Cederberg	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	496
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Gonzalez	Texas	House Joint Resolution	497
Prayer in public schools and reliance upon God in Governmental matters	1969	91	Henderson	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	498
Right to vote	1969	91	McFall	California	House Joint Resolution	500
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	McFall	California	House Joint Resolution	501
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Schwengel	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	502
Recognition of Jesus Christ in Constitution	1969	91	Watson	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	503
Conservation of natural resources	1969	91	Lowenstein	New York	House Joint Resolution	505
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Quillen	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	507
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	St. Onge	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	508
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Sisk	California	House Joint Resolution	510
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Bob Wilson	California	House Joint Resolution	512
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Johnson	California	House Joint Resolution	513
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Philbin	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	514
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Rogers	Florida	House Joint Resolution	516
Election of President and Vice President	1969	91	Skubitz	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	517
Right to vote	1969	91	Thompson	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	518
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Wolff	New York	House Joint Resolution	520
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Pepper	Florida	House Joint Resolution	522
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in Governmental matters	1969	91	Cederberg	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	523
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Del Clawson	California	House Joint Resolution	524
Right to vote	1969	91	O'Hara	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	525
Six-year term for the President, three-year term for Members of the House of Representatives, and direct election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Rosenthal	New York	House Joint Resolution	526
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Roth	Delaware	House Joint Resolution	527
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Staggers	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	528
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Wylie	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	530
Nomination and election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Moss	California	House Joint Resolution	533
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Nichols	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	534
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Burke	Florida	House Joint Resolution	535
Mandatory retirement age for Members of Congress and Federal judges	1969	91	Bush	Texas	House Joint Resolution	536
Advice and consent of the House of Representatives in the making of treaties	1969	91	Carter	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	537
Residence requirements for presidential elections	1969	91	Corbert	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	539
Advice and consent of the House of Representatives in the making of treaties	1969	91	Dulski	New York	House Joint Resolution	541
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Haley	Florida	House Joint Resolution	542
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Kluczynski	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	544
Election of Pres. and Vice Pres.	1969	91	Rogers	Florida	House Joint Resolution	545
Advice and consent of the House of Representatives in the making of treaties	1969	91	Cabell	Texas	House Joint Resolution	547
Representation in the Congress for the District of Columbia	1969	91	Cowger	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	548
Advice and consent of the House of Representatives in the making of treaties	1969	91	Hays	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	549
Residence requirements for voting in presidential elections	1969	91	Minshall	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	550
Advice and consent of the House of Representatives in the making of treaties	1969	91	Nix	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	551
Abolition of death penalty	1969	91	Diggs	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	553
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Halpern	New York	House Joint Resolution	554
Right to vote	1969	91	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	555
Determination of Constitutionality of law by Supreme Court	1969	91	Nichols	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	557
Qualifications and reconfirmation by the Senate of Judges to the Supreme Court and all other Federal courts	1969	91	Nichols	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	558
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	559
Advice and consent of the House of Representatives in the making of treaties	1969	91	Adair	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	560
Advice and consent of the House of Representatives in the making of treaties	1969	91	Byrne	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	561
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Lipscomb	California	House Joint Resolution	562
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Olsen	Montana	House Joint Resolution	563
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Whalley	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	565
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Biaggi	New York	House Joint Resolution	566
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Kyros	Maine	House Joint Resolution	567
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	St Germain	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	568
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Stubblefield	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	569
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Brasco	New York	House Joint Resolution	570
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Cunningham	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	571
Advice and consent of the House of Representatives in the making of treaties	1969	91	Dent	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	572
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Edwards	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	573
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Hagan	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	574
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Hunt	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	575
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Miller	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	577
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Mize	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	578
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Quillen	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	579
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	580
Advice and consent of the House of Representatives in the making of treaties	1969	91	Talcott	California	House Joint Resolution	581
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Baring	Nevada	House Joint Resolution	586
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	King	New York	House Joint Resolution	587
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Andrews	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	588
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Lukens	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	591
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Randall	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	592
Right to vote	1969	91	St. Onge	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	593
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Steed	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	594
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Taft	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	595
Advice and consent of the House of Representatives in the making of treaties	1969	91	Wolff	New York	House Joint Resolution	597
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Wyman	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	598
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Byrne	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	600
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Rooney	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	603
Nomination and election of the Pres. and Vice Pres.	1969	91	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	610
Advice and consent of the House of Representatives in the making of treaties	1969	91	Griffin	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	612
State power to regulate morals	1969	91	Griffin	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	613
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Biester	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	615
Advice and consent of the House of Representatives in the making of treaties	1969	91	Duncan	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	618
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Hogan	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	619
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Earth	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	620
Representation in the Congress for the District of Columbia	1969	91	McClure	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	621
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Berry	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	622
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Udall	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	626
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Williams	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	627
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Burton	Utah	House Joint Resolution	630
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Johnson	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	632
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	McDade	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	633
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Rhodes	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	634
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Stafford	Vermont	House Joint Resolution	635
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Yatron	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	636
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Cleveland	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	639
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Gude	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	640
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Conyers	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	643
Eliminate the office of presidential elector, and direct popular election of the Pres. and Vice Pres.	1969	91	Coughlin	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	644
Right to vote	1969	91	Fulton	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	647
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Gaydos	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	648
Direct election of the Pres. and the Vice Pres.	1969	91	McDade	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	651
Representation of the District of Columbia in the House of Representatives	1969	91	Wiggins	California	House Joint Resolution	652
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Eshleman	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	653
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Passman	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	654
Prayer in public schools and reliance upon God in Governmental matters	1969	91	Watson	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	657
Representation of the District of Columbia in the House of Representatives	1969	91	Adams	Washington	House Joint Resolution	658
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Burke	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	659
Right to vote	1969	91	Cahill	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	660
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Blackburn	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	663
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Dellenback	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	664
Direct election of the Pres. and Vice Pres.	1969	91	Reid	New York	House Joint Resolution	668
Right to vote	1969	91	Winn	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	669
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Beall	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	670
Power of Congress to override decisions of the Supreme Court	1969	91	Clark	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	671
Right to vote	1969	91	Kee	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	673
Advice and consent of the House of Representatives in the making of treaties	1969	91	Matsunaga	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	676
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Tiernan	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	678
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Green	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	679
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Lennon	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	680
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	681
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	682
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Kuykendall	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	685
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Lukens	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	686
Selection, term of office, and qualifications of certain Federal judges	1969	91	Long	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	692
Popular election of the judges of the Supreme Court	1969	91	Long	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	693
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Meeds	Washington	House Joint Resolution	694
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Cleveland	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	696
Election of President and Vice President	1969	91	Whitehurst	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	697
Determination of constitutionality of law by Supreme Court	1969	91	Devine	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	700
Advice and consent of the House of Representatives in the making of treaties	1969	91	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	704
Residence requirements for presidential and national elections	1969	91	Fulton	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	705
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Wold	Wyoming	House Joint Resolution	706
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Frelinghuysen	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	708
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Podell	New York	House Joint Resolution	709
President's oath of office	1969	91	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	710
Equal rights for women	1969	91	Annunzio	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	715
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Foley	Washington	House Joint Resolution	716
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Collier	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	719
Continuance in office of Justices of the Supreme Court	1969	91	Daniel	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	720
Item veto	1969	91	Halpern	New York	House Joint Resolution	721
Reconfirmation of Federal judges by the Senate	1969	91	Dickinson	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	723
Advice and consent of the House of Representatives in the making of treaties	1969	91	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	724
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Mikva	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	725
Advice and consent of the House of Representatives in the making of treaties	1969	91	Saylor	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	726
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Wyman	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	727
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Zwach	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	728
Terms of office of Judges of the Supreme Court	1969	91	Eshleman	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	730
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Satterfield	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	731
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Springer	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	733
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Anderson	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	734
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Bray	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	735
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Chisholm	New York	House Joint Resolution	736
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Hamilton	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	737
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Rosenthal	New York	House Joint Resolution	738
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Addabbo	New York	House Joint Resolution	739
Popular approval of Federal judges	1969	91	Pollick	Alaska	House Joint Resolution	741
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Cahill	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	742
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Price	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	744
Right to vote	1969	91	Meeds	Washington	House Joint Resolution	747
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Daniels	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	748
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Gilbert	New York	House Joint Resolution	749
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Nix	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	751
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Weicker	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	752
Right to vote	1969	91	Hamilton	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	753
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Betts	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	756
Determination of Constitutionality of law by Supreme Court	1969	91	King	New York	House Joint Resolution	758
Appointment of members of the Supreme Court	1969	91	King	New York	House Joint Resolution	759
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Ruth	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	765
Right to vote	1969	91	Tunney	California	House Joint Resolution	766
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Wampler	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	767
Nominating and electing Judges of the Supreme Court	1969	91	Watson	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	768
Right to vote	1969	91	McClory	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	769
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Nichols	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	770
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Stratton	New York	House Joint Resolution	771
Power of Congress to override decisions of the Supreme Court	1969	91	Duncan	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	774
Election of President and Vice President	1969	91	Poff	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	778
Appointment of State legislatures	1969	91	Zwach	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	781
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Hanley	New York	House Joint Resolution	783
Direct popular election of the Pres. and Vice Pres.	1969	91	Brasco	New York	House Joint Resolution	784
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Murphy	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	786
Powers not delegated to the United States	1969	91	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	789
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Dowdy	Texas	House Joint Resolution	791
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Brasco	New York	House Joint Resolution	792
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Button	New York	House Joint Resolution	794
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Clay	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	795
Qualifications and tenure of members of the Supreme Court	1969	91	Dorn	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	796
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Pucinski	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	801
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	McKneally	New York	House Joint Resolution	803
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Marsh	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	804
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Staggers	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	805
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Winn	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	807
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Steiger	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	809
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Downing	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	812
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Whitehurst	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	813
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Mizell	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	816
Mandatory retirement at age seventy for Supreme Court Justices and Members of Congress	1969	91	Wydler	New York	House Joint Resolution	817
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Daniel	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	819
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Gray	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	821
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Hutchinson	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	822
Federal revenue sharing with the States	1969	91	Thompson	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	823
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Hutchinson	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	825
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Jarman	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	826
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Brown	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	828
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Railsback	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	830
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Coughlin	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	832
Terms of Members of the House of Representatives shall be three years	1969	91	Smith	New York	House Joint Resolution	838
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Brown	California	House Joint Resolution	840
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Wylie	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	843
Freedom of Choice	1969	91	Edwards	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	846
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Vander Jagt	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	847
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Harvey	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	850
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Watson	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	852
Right to vote	1969	91	Railsback	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	865
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Tunney	California	House Joint Resolution	866
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Belcher	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	867
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Leggett	California	House Joint Resolution	870
Right to vote	1969	91	Gonzalez	Texas	House Joint Resolution	872
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Myers	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	873
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	McDonald	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	875
President's oath of office	1969	91	Patman	Texas	House Joint Resolution	876
Prayer in public schools	1969	91	Patman	Texas	House Joint Resolution	877
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Chamberlain	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	879
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Hays	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	881
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Daddario	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	884
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Giaimo	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	886
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Fascell	Florida	House Joint Resolution	887
Right to vote	1969	91	Thompson	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	889
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Clay	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	890
Election of the President and Vice President	1969	91	Dowdy	Texas	House Joint Resolution	897
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Heckler	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	898
Prayer in public buildings	1969	91	Eshleman	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	903
Right to vote	1969	91	Railsback	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	907
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Camp	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	912
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Ryan	New York	House Joint Resolution	941
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Edmondson	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	943
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Adams	Washington	House Joint Resolution	951
Prayer in public schools and reliance upon God in Governmental matters	1969	91	Dorn	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	956
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Widnall	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	961
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Keith	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	962
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Sandman	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	965
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Abbitt	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	967
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Hungate	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	968
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Reid	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	971
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Morse	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	972
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Ruth	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	977
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	O'Neill	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	978
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Minish	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	981
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Boland	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	986
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Foreman	New Mexico	House Joint Resolution	988
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Lowenstein	New York	House Joint Resolution	989
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Quie	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	991
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Fascell	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1015
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Mathias	California	House Joint Resolution	1016
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Fraser	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	1018
Right to vote	1969	91	Rosenthal	New York	House Joint Resolution	1019
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Koch	New York	House Joint Resolution	1020
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Corman	California	House Joint Resolution	1021
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Roudebush	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	1023
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Van Deerlin	California	House Joint Resolution	1024
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Bell	California	House Joint Resolution	1025
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Colmer	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	1026
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Gibbons	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1028
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	1029
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Wilson	California	House Joint Resolution	1031
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	O'Konski	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	1032
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Griffin	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	1033
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Fish	New York	House Joint Resolution	1035
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	1036
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Grover	New York	House Joint Resolution	1038
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Harrington	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	1039
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Hansen	Washington	House Joint Resolution	1043
Equal rights for men and women	1969	91	Shriver	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	1044
Attendance in the school nearest the area of residence	1970	91	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1045
Reconfirmation of Federal judges by the Senate, qualifications of Federal judges, and mandatory retirement of Federal judges past age seventy	1970	91	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1047
Prohibiting involuntary busing of students	1970	91	Brinkley	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	1048
Right to vote	1970	91	Mikva	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1049
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1052
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Thompson	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	1053
Freedom of Choice in attending public schools	1970	91	Chappell	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1054
Freedom of Choice in attending public schools	1970	91	Chappell	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1055
Busing or involuntary assignment of students	1970	91	Cramer	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1056
Freedom of Choice in attending public schools	1970	91	Fuqua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1060
Attendance in the school nearest the area of residence	1970	91	Fuqua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1061
Freedom of Choice in attending public schools	1970	91	Rogers	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1064
Prayer in public schools	1970	91	Fallon	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	1065
Powers reserved to the several States	1970	91	Passman	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	1066
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Martin	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	1070
Power of Congress to override decisions of the Supreme Court	1970	91	Andrews	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	1074
Reconfirmation of Federal judges by the Senate	1970	91	Andrews	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	1075
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Ottinger	New York	House Joint Resolution	1076
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1970	91	Giaimo	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	1079
Busing or involuntary assignment of students	1970	91	McMillan	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	1080
Reconfirmation of Federal judges by the Senate, qualifications of Federal judges, and mandatory retirement of Federal judges past age seventy	1970	91	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1081
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Gowger	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	1082
Freedom of Choice in attending public schools	1970	91	Brock	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	1083
Freedom of Choice in attending public schools	1970	91	Nichols	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	1086
Tenure in office of Supreme Court Judges	1970	91	Brinkley	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	1087
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Findley	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1089
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Fulton	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	1090
Right to vote	1970	91	Lowenstein	New York	House Joint Resolution	1091
Age qualifications of Members of Congress	1970	91	Lowenstein	New York	House Joint Resolution	1092
Attendance of students at public schools	1970	91	Kuykendall	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	1097
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Cleveland	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	1099
Powers reserved to the several States	1970	91	Long	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	1100
Prayer in public schools	1970	91	Byrne	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1102
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Broomfield	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	1104
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Meskill	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	1106
Ratification of treaties	1970	91	Collier	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1107
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1970	91	Fraser	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	1108
Freedom of choice	1970	91	Hagan	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	1109
Right to vote	1970	91	Chamberlain	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	1111
Right to vote	1970	91	St Germain	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	1116
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Brotzman	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	1125
Powers reserved to the several States	1970	91	Flynt	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	1126
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Galifianakis	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	1127
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Natcher	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	1128
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Smith	New York	House Joint Resolution	1129
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Conable	New York	House Joint Resolution	1135
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Frey	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1136
Establish of public schools	1970	91	Griffin	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	1137
Powers reserved to the several States	1970	91	Fisher	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1139
Mandatory retirement for Members of the House of Representatives at age 70, and Senators at age 69	1970	91	Martin	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	1142
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	1145
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Burke	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1147
Right to vote	1970	91	Dingell	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	1149
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Dulski	New York	House Joint Resolution	1150
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Hawkins	California	House Joint Resolution	1152
Prayer in public schools	1970	91	McKneally	New York	House Joint Resolution	1157
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Roe	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	1159
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	McClory	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1163
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Pickle	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1164
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Denney	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	1171
Appointment of judges of the Supreme Court	1970	91	Brown	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1172
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Hastings	New York	House Joint Resolution	1181
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Madden	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	1182
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Flowers	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	1183
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Hansen	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	1188
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Pirnie	New York	House Joint Resolution	1190
Right to vote	1970	91	Blanton	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	1191
Representation in the Congress for the District of Columbia	1970	91	Brotzman	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	1195
Right to vote	1970	91	Edwards	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	1202
Right to a decent, clean environment	1970	91	Udall	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	1205
Right to vote	1970	91	MacGregor	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	1211
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Taylor	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	1212
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1970	91	Anderson	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1215
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1970	91	Conable	New York	House Joint Resolution	1218
Representation of the District of Columbia in the House of Representatives	1970	91	Dellenback	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	1219
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1970	91	Each	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	1220
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1970	91	Eshleman	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1221
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1970	91	Hogan	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	1222
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1970	91	Mikva	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1225
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Anderson	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1229
Power of the President to make treaties	1970	91	Pepper	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1240
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Bush	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1242
Right to vote	1970	91	Pollick	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	1244
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Rees	California	House Joint Resolution	1245
Advice and consent of both Houses of Congress in the making of treaties	1970	91	Hathaway	Maine	House Joint Resolution	1249
Tenure of office for Judges of the Supreme Court	1970	91	Chappell	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1252
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Skubitz	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	1253
Right to vote	1970	91	Conable	New York	House Joint Resolution	1260
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Patten	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	1266
Right to vote	1970	91	Purcell	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1267
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Wydler	New York	House Joint Resolution	1269
Right to vote	1970	91	King	New York	House Joint Resolution	1270
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Rodino	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	1271
Right to vote	1970	91	Wilson	California	House Joint Resolution	1272
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Latta	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1273
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	MacGregor	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	1274
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Corbett	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1278
Right to vote	1970	91	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1283
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Brown	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1285
Right to vote	1970	91	Gubser	California	House Joint Resolution	1286
Right to vote	1970	91	Watkins	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1287
Right to vote	1970	91	Collier	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1289
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Lukens	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1290
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Zion	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	1291
Prayer in public buildings	1970	91	Alexander	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	1292
Inalienable right to a decent environment	1970	91	Obey	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	1294
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Duncan	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	1298
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Holifield	California	House Joint Resolution	1299
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Reid	New York	House Joint Resolution	1301
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Bingham	New York	House Joint Resolution	1303
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Miller	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1304
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Green	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	1309
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Stanton	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1310
Right to vote	1970	91	Ford	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	1312
Right to vote	1970	91	Kleppe	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	1313
Right to vote	1970	91	May	Washington	House Joint Resolution	1314
Right to vote	1970	91	Miller	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1315
Right to vote	1970	91	Rhodes	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	1316
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Wyatt	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	1317
Right to vote	1970	91	Broyhill	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	1318
Right to vote	1970	91	Denney	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	1319
Right to vote	1970	91	Grover	New York	House Joint Resolution	1320
Right to vote	1970	91	Brown	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	1321
Right to vote to citizens 18 years of age or older	1970	91	Harvey	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	1322
Right to vote	1970	91	McKneally	New York	House Joint Resolution	1323
Right to vote	1970	91	Scott	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	1324
Right to vote	1970	91	Wyman	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	1326
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Clancy	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1331
Right to vote	1970	91	Clausen	California	House Joint Resolution	1334
Right to vote	1970	91	Johnson	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1335
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1338
Right to vote	1970	91	Kuykendall	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	1339
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	McCarthy	New York	House Joint Resolution	1343
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Scheuer	New York	House Joint Resolution	1344
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Stokes	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1345
Equal rights for men and women	1970	91	Preyer	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	1348
Limit the tenure of Senators and Representatives	1970	91	MacGregor	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	1354
Election of the President and Vice President	1970	91	Mills	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	1359
Right to vote	1970	91	Adair	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	1363
Congressional regulation of pornography	1970	91	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1368
Flag of the United States	1970	91	Langen	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	1377
Date of assembly of Congress and the terms of President, Senators and Representatives	1970	91	Bingham	New York	House Joint Resolution	1393
Assignment of students in the public schools	1970	91	Daniel	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	1399
Four-year term for Members of the House of Representatives	1970	91	Scott	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	1409
Four-year term for Members of the House of Representatives	1970	91	Scott	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	1410
Maximum age limits for certain officers of the Government	1970	91	Roth	Delaware	House Joint Resolution	1418
Right to vote	1970	91	Nedzi	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	886
Right to vote	1969	91	Brasco	New York	House Joint Resolution	6191
Right to vote	1969	91	Symington	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	6553
Freedom of Choice in attending public schools	1970	91	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	15650
Freedom of Choice in attending public schools	1970	91	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	15982
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Mansfield	Montana	Senate Joint Resolution	1
Election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Ervin	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	2
Reforming the electoral college method of electing the President	1971	92	Ervin	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	3
Representation in the Congress to the District of Columbia	1971	92	Kennedy	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	6
Right to vote	1971	92	Randolph	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	7
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Mansfield	Montana	Senate Joint Resolution	8
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Cook	Kentucky	Senate Joint Resolution	9
Election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Mundt	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	12
Inalienable right to a decent environment	1971	92	Nelson	Wisconsin	Senate Joint Resolution	14
Election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Cannon	Nevada	Senate Joint Resolution	16
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Baker	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	32
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Scott	Pennsylvania	Senate Joint Resolution	34
Term of office and selection of judges of the Federal courts	1971	92	Allen	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	38
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Byrd	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	40
Election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Spong	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	41
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Brooke	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	51
Maximum age limits for certain officers of the Government	1971	92	Roth	Delaware	Senate Joint Resolution	57
Maximum age qualifications of Representatives and Senators	1971	92	Stevens	Alaska	Senate Joint Resolution	63
Term of office of President and Vice President	1971	92	Mansfield	Montana	Senate Joint Resolution	77
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Hartke	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	79
Limit the tenure of Senators and Representatives	1971	92	Hatfield	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	90
Nomination and election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Hatfield	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	97
Reconfirmation of Federal judges by the Senate	1971	92	Byrd	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	106
Open admissions to public schools	1971	92	Brock	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	112
Maximum age for Senators, Representatives, or Federal Judges	1971	92	Miller	Iowa	Senate Joint Resolution	113
Balanced Federal budget and action by Congress	1971	92	Fannin	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	129
Equal rights for women	1971	92	Miller	Iowa	Senate Joint Resolution	138
Election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Dominick	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	147
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Bayh	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	150
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Javits	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	159
Eligibility of naturalized citizens to become President	1971	92	Fong	Hawaii	Senate Joint Resolution	161
Assignment and transportation of pupils to public schools	1971	92	Griffin	Michigan	Senate Joint Resolution	164
Involuntary busing of students	1971	92	Talmadge	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	165
Age requirements for Members of Congress	1971	92	Bayh	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	170
Attendance of Senators and Representatives	1972	92	Smith	Maine	Senate Joint Resolution	192
Attendance of Senators and Representatives	1972	92	Smith	Maine	Senate Joint Resolution	200
Attendance at public schools and right to equal educational opportunity	1972	92	Jackson	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	203
Open admissions to public schools	1972	92	Allen	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	207
Enforcement of the fourteenth amendment with respect to public schools	1972	92	Hollings	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	209
Nomination of?????and election by popular vote of the President and Vice President	1972	92	Smith	Maine	Senate Joint Resolution	214
Nomination of?????individuals for President and Vice President	1972	92	Mansfield	Montana	Senate Joint Resolution	215
Amending the Constitution	1972	92	Cambrell	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	230
Nomination and election of the President and Vice President	1972	92	Bellmon	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	249
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Boland	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	8
Election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Bingham	New York	House Joint Resolution	9
Election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Kastenmeier	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	10
Right to vote	1971	92	Kastenmeier	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	11
Election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	12
Qualifications for Members of Congress	1971	92	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	13
Prayer in public schools	1971	92	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	14
Right to vote	1971	92	Alexander	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	15
Government competition in private business, and abolition in income taxes	1971	92	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	23
Congressional approval of President's authority to dispatch troops ouside of United States	1971	92	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	27
Prayer in public schools and reliance upon God in Government matters	1971	92	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	28
Nomination and election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	29
Attendance in the school nearest the area of residence	1971	92	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	30
Reconfirmation by the Senate, qualifications, and retirement for Federal judges	1971	92	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	31
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	35
Subversive use of postal system	1971	92	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	36
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	37
Reconfirmation of Justices of the Supreme Court by the Senate	1971	92	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	38
Mandatory retirement of judges of the Supreme Court	1971	92	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	39
Employment of subversives in the public schools	1971	92	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	40
Employment of subversives in defense facilities	1971	92	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	41
Date of assembly of Congress and the terms of Senators, Representatives, President and Vice President	1971	92	Bingham	New York	House Joint Resolution	42
Involuntary busing of students	1971	92	Brinkley	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	43
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Brown	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	44
Right to vote	1971	92	Broyhill	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	45
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1971	92	Buchanan	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	46
Item veto	1971	92	Byrnes	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	48
Congress to function in time of emergency	1971	92	Byrnes	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	49
Prayer in public schools	1971	92	Carter	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	50
Terms of Judges of the Supreme Court	1971	92	Chamberlain	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	52
Prayer in public schools and reliance upon God in Government matters	1971	92	Chamberlain	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	53
Appointment of State legislatures	1971	92	Colmer	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	56
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Conte	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	57
Balanced federal budget	1971	92	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	58
Reconfirmation of Federal judges by the Senate	1971	92	Dickinson	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	59
Popular election of Federal judges	1971	92	Edwards	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	63
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Edwards	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	64
Right to vote	1971	92	Eiberg	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	65
Right to vote	1971	92	Evins	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	66
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Flowers	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	69
Powers reserved to the several States	1971	92	Flynt	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	72
Prayer in public schools	1971	92	Flynt	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	73
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Frey	Florida	House Joint Resolution	74
Involuntary assignment of students	1971	92	Frey	Florida	House Joint Resolution	75
Rights of the States with respect to public schools	1971	92	Fugua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	78
Freedom of choice in attending public schools	1971	92	Fugua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	79
Attendance in the school nearest the area of residence	1971	92	Fugua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	80
Prayer in public schools and reliance upon God in Governmental matters	1971	92	Fugua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	81
Tenure of office for Judges of the Supreme Court	1971	92	Fugua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	82
Prayer in public schools	1971	92	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	83
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Garmatz	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	87
Prayer in public buildings and public schools	1971	92	Garmatz	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	88
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Goodling	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	89
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Green	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	90
Right to vote	1971	92	Green	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	91
Right to vote	1971	92	Green	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	92
State power to regulate morals	1971	92	Griffin	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	93
Establishment of public schools	1971	92	Griffin	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	94
Qualifications for members of the Supreme Court	1971	92	Griffin	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	95
Advice and consent of the Houses of Representatives in the making of treaties	1971	92	Griffin	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	96
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Halpern	New York	House Joint Resolution	100
Term of office of Members of the House of Representatives by four years	1971	92	Hanley	New York	House Joint Resolution	101
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Harrington	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	102
Right to vote	1971	92	Helstoski	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	104
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1971	92	Hogan	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	106
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Horton	New York	House Joint Resolution	108
Direct election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Howard	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	110
Terms of Members of the House of Representatives	1971	92	Howard	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	111
Terms of Judges of the Supreme Court	1971	92	Hutchinson	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	114
Election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	115
Nomination and election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	116
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	117
Self-incrimination and evidence in criminal cases	1971	92	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	118
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Keith	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	120
Prayer in public schools	1971	92	King	New York	House Joint Resolution	121
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Kuykendall	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	123
Advice and consent of the Houses of Representatives in the making of treaties	1971	92	Matsunaga	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	126
Prayer in public schools	1971	92	Murphy	New York	House Joint Resolution	130
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Natcher	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	136
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	O'Hara	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	137
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Podell	New York	House Joint Resolution	142
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Pucinski	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	145
Right to vote	1971	92	Pucinski	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	146
Decision by the Supreme Court	1971	92	Randall	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	148
Continuance in office of Justices of the Supreme Court	1971	92	Randall	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	149
State control over public schools	1971	92	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	150
Treaties and other international agreements	1971	92	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	151
Approval of Justices of the Supreme Court	1971	92	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	152
Appointments, reconfirmation by the Senate, and qualifications of judges to the Supreme Court	1971	92	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	153
President's oath of office	1971	92	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	154
Advice and consent of the Houses of Representatives in the making of treaties	1971	92	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	155
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	156
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	157
Subversion; treason; state of war to be determined by Congress	1971	92	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	158
Employment of subversives in defense facilities	1971	92	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	159
Freedom of choice	1971	92	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	163
Election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Reid	New York	House Joint Resolution	164
Service of judges on the Supreme Court	1971	92	Roberts	Texas	House Joint Resolution	165
Prayer in public schools	1971	92	Roberts	Texas	House Joint Resolution	166
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Scheuer	New York	House Joint Resolution	168
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Schwengel	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	170
Prayer in public schools	1971	92	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	175
Reconfirmation by the Senate and qualifications of Supreme Court	1971	92	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	176
Decision of the Supreme Court	1971	92	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	177
Rights of the States with respect to public schools	1971	92	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	178
Freedom of choice in attending public schools	1971	92	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	179
Right to vote	1971	92	Stratton	New York	House Joint Resolution	181
Election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Van Deerlin	California	House Joint Resolution	183
Prayer in public schools	1971	92	Whalley	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	184
Appointment of State legislatures	1971	92	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	185
Terms of office of judges of the Supreme Court	1971	92	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	186
Prayer in public schools and reliance upon God in Governmental matters	1971	92	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	188
Right to vote	1971	92	Widnall	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	189
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Wylie	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	191
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Wymen	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	192
Prayer in public schools and reliance upon God in Governmental matters	1971	92	Young	Florida	House Joint Resolution	193
Right to vote	1971	92	Mikva	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	195
Right to vote	1971	92	Harrington	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	196
Right to vote	1971	92	Riegle	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	197
Right to vote	1971	92	Railsback	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	198
Right to vote	1971	92	Mikva	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	199
Right to vote	1971	92	Price	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	201
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Springer	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	203
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Johnson	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	204
Apportionment of State legislatures	1971	92	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	205
Welfare payments	1971	92	Eshleman	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	206
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Frelinghuysen	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	207
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Griffiths	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	208
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Hastings	New York	House Joint Resolution	210
Election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Hosmer	California	House Joint Resolution	211
Representation of the District of Columbia	1971	92	Matsunaga	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	212
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Nichols	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	214
Prayer in public schools	1971	92	Nichols	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	215
Freedom of choice in attending public schools	1971	92	Nichols	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	216
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	217
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Teague	California	House Joint Resolution	218
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Thompson	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	219
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Broyhill	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	221
Election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	222
Right to vote	1971	92	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	223
Four-year term for Senators	1971	92	Derwinski	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	226
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Fraser	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	227
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Haley	Florida	House Joint Resolution	229
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Helstoski	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	231
Election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Lennon	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	232
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Lennon	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	233
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Lent	New York	House Joint Resolution	234
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Morgan	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	237
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Price	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	238
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Stratton	New York	House Joint Resolution	239
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Whalley	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	241
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Winn	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	242
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Bolling	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	243
Ratification of treaties	1971	92	Collier	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	246
Nomination and election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Moss	California	House Joint Resolution	249
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Alexander	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	251
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Annunzio	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	252
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1971	92	Celler	New York	House Joint Resolution	253
Right to vote, and eighteen year-olds as adults	1971	92	Dingell	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	255
Right to vote	1971	92	Mikva	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	256
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Mollohan	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	257
Prayer in public schools and reliance upon God in Governmental matters	1971	92	Ruth	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	261
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Ruth	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	262
Right to vote	1971	92	Thompson	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	264
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1971	92	Buchanan	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	266
Prayer in public schools and reliance upon God in Governmental matters	1971	92	Cederberg	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	267
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Kuykendall	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	268
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Kuykendall	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	269
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Kuykendall	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	270
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Clawson	California	House Joint Resolution	272
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Clawson	California	House Joint Resolution	273
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	274
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Eilberg	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	277
Prayer in public schools and reliance upon God in Governmental matters	1971	92	Patman	Texas	House Joint Resolution	283
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Ryan	New York	House Joint Resolution	284
Prayer in public schools	1971	92	Scott	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	285
Continuance in office of Judges of the Supreme Court	1971	92	Scott	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	286
Four-year term for Members of the House of Representatives	1971	92	Scott	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	287
Four-year term for Members of the House of Representatives	1971	92	Scott	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	288
Reliance upon God in Governmental matters and prayer in public schools	1971	92	Snyder	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	289
Election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Stafford	Vermont	House Joint Resolution	290
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Stafford	Vermont	House Joint Resolution	291
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Staggers	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	292
Decisions by the Supreme Court	1971	92	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	293
Qualifications and tenure in office of Federal judges	1971	92	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	294
Prayer in public schools	1971	92	Waggonner	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	295
Presidential oath of office	1971	92	Patman	Texas	House Joint Resolution	297
Item veto	1971	92	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	299
Election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Fascell	Florida	House Joint Resolution	302
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Hanley	New York	House Joint Resolution	303
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Henderson	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	304
Election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Waldie	California	House Joint Resolution	308
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Waldie	California	House Joint Resolution	309
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Buchanan	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	314
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Corman	California	House Joint Resolution	315
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Drinan	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	316
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Morse	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	318
Right to vote	1971	92	Quie	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	319
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Quie	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	320
Right to vote	1971	92	Railsback	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	321
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Bingham	New York	House Joint Resolution	323
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1971	92	Buchanan	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	324
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Frenzel	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	325
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	McKinney	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	327
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Morgan	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	328
Election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Snyder	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	331
Right to vote	1971	92	Veysey	California	House Joint Resolution	333
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Badillo	New York	House Joint Resolution	334
Four-year term for Members of the House of Representatives	1971	92	Hanna	California	House Joint Resolution	338
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Holifield	California	House Joint Resolution	339
Term of office of Members of the House of Representatives	1971	92	Mink	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	341
Election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Ryan	New York	House Joint Resolution	343
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Taylor	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	344
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Conable	New York	House Joint Resolution	346
Right to vote	1971	92	Corman	California	House Joint Resolution	347
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	354
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Matsunaga	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	357
Prayer in public buildings and?????public schools	1971	92	Miller	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	358
Right to vote	1971	92	O'Neill	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	359
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Pickle	Texas	House Joint Resolution	360
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Reid	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	362
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Reid	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	363
Prayer in public schools	1971	92	Andrews	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	366
Election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Hathaway	Maine	House Joint Resolution	369
Representation of the District of Columbia in the House of Representatives	1971	92	Wiggins	California	House Joint Resolution	374
Election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Gibbons	Florida	House Joint Resolution	376
Right to vote	1971	92	Winn	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	380
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Abzug	New York	House Joint Resolution	381
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Brown	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	382
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Collier	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	383
Right to vote	1971	92	Conable	New York	House Joint Resolution	384
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Fascell	Florida	House Joint Resolution	389
Right to vote	1971	92	Gallagher	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	391
Right to vote	1971	92	Henderson	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	392
Right to vote	1971	92	Hicks	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	393
Election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Hunt	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	394
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Hunt	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	395
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Hunt	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	396
Right to vote	1971	92	Hunt	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	397
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Karth	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	398
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Kuykendall	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	399
Right to vote	1971	92	McClory	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	400
Right to vote	1971	92	McCulloch	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	401
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Roush	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	405
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Yatron	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	407
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Dwyer	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	411
Prayer in public schools	1971	92	Gaydos	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	412
Right to vote	1971	92	Gonzalez	Texas	House Joint Resolution	413
Right to vote and eighteen year-olds treated as adults	1971	92	Howard	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	415
Balanced Federal budget	1971	92	Miller	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	416
Right to vote	1971	92	Rodino	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	417
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Terry	New York	House Joint Resolution	420
Right to vote	1971	92	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	424
Prayer in public schools	1971	92	Hammerschmidt	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	425
Prayer in public schools	1971	92	Hicks	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	426
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Mikva	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	429
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1971	92	Quie	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	432
Welfare payments	1971	92	Eshleman	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	435
Selection, term of office, and qualifications of Federal judges	1971	92	Long	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	436
Popular election of the Judges of the Supreme Court	1971	92	Long	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	437
Balanced Federal budget	1971	92	Archer	Texas	House Joint Resolution	441
Continuance in office of Justices of the Supreme Court	1971	92	Abbitt	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	442
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Rodino	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	445
Election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	447
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Roush	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	455
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Long	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	460
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Mazzoli	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	461
Right to vote	1971	92	Wyman	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	467
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1971	92	Harrington	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	470
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Pryor	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	471
Right to vote	1971	92	Wilson	California	House Joint Resolution	472
Right to vote	1971	92	Foley	Washington	House Joint Resolution	475
Right to vote and eighteen year-olds treated as adults	1971	92	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	476
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Wolff	New York	House Joint Resolution	478
Prayer in public schools	1971	92	Hagan	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	480
Right to vote	1971	92	Kee	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	484
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Bell	California	House Joint Resolution	487
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Biaggi	New York	House Joint Resolution	488
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Dellums	California	House Joint Resolution	489
Election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Evans	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	490
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	King	New York	House Joint Resolution	494
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Pepper	Florida	House Joint Resolution	497
Continuance in office of Judges of the Supreme Court	1971	92	Scott	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	499
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Steed	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	500
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Whitehurst	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	502
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Gonzalez	Texas	House Joint Resolution	510
Advice and consent of the House of Representatives in the making of treaties	1971	92	Wolff	New York	House Joint Resolution	513
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Abbitt	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	514
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Eshleman	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	515
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Gude	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	517
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Mitchell	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	519
Inalienable right to a decent environment	1971	92	Harrington	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	522
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Clausen	California	House Joint Resolution	531
Referendum on war	1971	92	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	535
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Myers	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	541
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Eshleman	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	548
Prayer in public schools and reliance upon God in Governmental matters	1971	92	Schneebeli	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	552
Election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Broomfield	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	554
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Hillis	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	560
Forced assignment to schools	1971	92	Thompson	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	561
Forced assignment to schools	1971	92	Edwards	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	564
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Wilson	California	House Joint Resolution	566
Power of Congress to override decisions of the Supreme Court	1971	92	Andrews	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	574
Reconfirmation by the Senate of Federal judges	1971	92	Andrews	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	575
Busing	1971	92	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	579
Forced assignment to schools	1971	92	Archer	Texas	House Joint Resolution	587
Advice and consent of the House of Representatives in the making of treaties	1971	92	Byrne	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	589
Prayer in public schools	1971	92	Byrne	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	590
Prayer in public schools	1971	92	Gaydos	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	591
Prayer in public schools	1971	92	Keith	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	592
Forced assignment to schools	1971	92	Mizell	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	593
Forced assignment to schools	1971	92	Satterfield	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	597
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Stuckey	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	599
Involuntary assignment of students	1971	92	Young	Florida	House Joint Resolution	600
Involuntary assignment of students	1971	92	Burke	Florida	House Joint Resolution	606
Freedom of choice in attending public schools	1971	92	Casey	Texas	House Joint Resolution	607
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Fish	New York	House Joint Resolution	608
Forced assignment to schools	1971	92	Lent	New York	House Joint Resolution	620
Forced assignment to schools	1971	92	Fountain	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	628
Freedom of choice	1971	92	Hagan	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	629
Flag of the United States	1971	92	Pettis	California	House Joint Resolution	631
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Fulton	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	635
Forced assignment to schools	1971	92	Lennon	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	636
Election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Podell	New York	House Joint Resolution	637
Freedom of choice in attending public schools	1971	92	Baring	Nevada	House Joint Resolution	640
Forced assignment to schools	1971	92	Mizell	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	646
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Conte	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	647
Forced assignment to schools	1971	92	Thompson	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	651
Freedom of choice in attending public schools	1971	92	Chappell	Florida	House Joint Resolution	652
Freedom of choice in attending public schools	1971	92	Chappell	Florida	House Joint Resolution	653
Reconfirmation by the Senate of Justices of the Supreme Court	1971	92	Kuykendall	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	655
Forced assignment to schools	1971	92	Thompson	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	658
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Satterfield	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	671
Prayer and moral, philosophical and religious programs in public schools	1971	92	Carney	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	674
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1971	92	Fauntroy	Washington, D.C.	House Joint Resolution	684
Tenure in office of Supreme Court Judges	1971	92	Brinkley	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	699
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Broyhill	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	700
Forced assignment to schools	1971	92	Taylor	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	702
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Taylor	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	711
Tenure of office and age limits for Senators and Representatives	1971	92	Frenzel	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	717
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Mizell	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	734
Age limit and single six-year term for the President	1971	92	Frenzel	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	736
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Shoup	Montana	House Joint Resolution	738
Involuntary assignment of students	1971	92	Gibbons	Florida	House Joint Resolution	747
Reconfirmation of judges?????by the Senate	1971	92	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	749
Prayer in public schools and reliance upon God in Governmental matters	1971	92	Dorn	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	757
Continuance in office of Judges of the Supreme Court	1971	92	Snyder	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	759
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Chappell	Florida	House Joint Resolution	761
Immunity of Senators and Representatives in cases of public disclosure	1971	92	Gubser	California	House Joint Resolution	764
Forced assignment of students	1971	92	Downing	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	769
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Koch	New York	House Joint Resolution	770
Federal elections and Federal personal income tax	1971	92	Lujan	New Mexico	House Joint Resolution	771
Open admissions to public schools	1971	92	Whitehurst	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	777
Freedom of choice in attending schools	1971	92	Cabell	Texas	House Joint Resolution	781
Term of office of President and Vice President	1971	92	Chamberlain	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	783
Continuance in office of Judges of the Supreme Court	1971	92	Dorn	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	784
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Burke	Florida	House Joint Resolution	790
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Daniel	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	791
Prayer in public schools	1971	92	Edmondson	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	792
Reconfirmation by the Senate of Justices of the Supreme Court	1971	92	Nichols	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	793
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Burke	Florida	House Joint Resolution	799
Residence requirements for voting	1971	92	Devine	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	801
Equal rights for men and women	1971	92	Fulton	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	806
Prayer in public schools	1971	92	McClory	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	817
Nomination and election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Ullman	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	819
Involuntary assignment of students	1971	92	Wright	Texas	House Joint Resolution	820
Involuntary assignment of students	1971	92	Hicks	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	823
Forced assignment of students	1971	92	Jones	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	841
Attendance in the school nearest the area of residence	1971	92	Rogers	Florida	House Joint Resolution	844
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	852
Forced assignment to schools	1971	92	Purcell	Texas	House Joint Resolution	854
Open admissions to public schools	1971	92	Abbitt	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	855
Involuntary assignment of students	1971	92	Andrews	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	856
Involuntary assignment of students	1971	92	Clark	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	858
Forced assignment to schools	1971	92	Price	Texas	House Joint Resolution	860
Appointment of Justices of the Supreme Court	1971	92	Chappell	Florida	House Joint Resolution	865
Election of the Justices of the Supreme Court	1971	92	Chappell	Florida	House Joint Resolution	866
Forced assignment of students	1971	92	Jones	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	870
Require consent of 2/3 of House and Senate in making treaties	1971	92	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	872
Forced assignment of students	1971	92	Clausen	California	House Joint Resolution	874
Forced assignment to schools	1971	92	Dickinson	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	875
Reconfirmation by the Senate of judges	1971	92	Downing	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	876
Forced assignment of students	1971	92	Stuckey	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	877
Advice and consent of the House of Representatives	1971	92	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	880
Forced assignment of students	1971	92	Mizell	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	886
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Price	Texas	House Joint Resolution	887
Forced assignment to schools	1971	92	Quillen	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	888
Four-year term for Members of the House of Representatives	1971	92	Halpern	New York	House Joint Resolution	891
Self-incrimination	1971	92	King	New York	House Joint Resolution	903
Election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Mikva	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	924
Election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Mikva	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	925
Forced assignment to schools	1971	92	Bray	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	927
Age requirements for Members of Congress	1971	92	Drinan	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	941
Prayer in public buildings	1971	92	Seiberling	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	953
Prayer in public schools	1971	92	Wyman	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	955
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1971	92	Dennis	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	957
Age requirements for Members of Congress	1971	92	Drinan	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	961
Age requirements for Members of Congress	1971	92	Drinan	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	962
Age requirements for Members of Congress	1971	92	Drinan	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	963
Age requirements for Members of Congress	1971	92	Purcell	Texas	House Joint Resolution	965
Item veto	1971	92	Schwengel	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	972
Forced assignment to schools	1971	92	Whalley	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	977
Prayer in public schools	1971	92	Wyman	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	981
Prayer in public schools	1971	92	Wyman	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	982
Forced assignment to schools	1971	92	Chamberlain	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	983
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Burlison	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	996
Balanced Federal budget	1971	92	Saylor	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1004
Age requirements for Members of Congress	1971	92	Drinan	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	1011
Balanced Federal budget	1972	92	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	1017
Deficit spending	1972	92	Runnels	New Mexico	House Joint Resolution	1019
Forced assignment to schools	1972	92	Halpern	New York	House Joint Resolution	1021
Attendance of Members of Congress	1972	92	Miller	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1022
Attendance of Members of Congress	1972	92	Hechler	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	1034
Involuntary assignment of students	1972	92	Kemp	New York	House Joint Resolution	1035
Rights of the States with respect to public schools	1972	92	Minshall	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1039
Transportation of students	1972	92	Hall	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	1043
Deficit spending	1972	92	Runnels	New Mexico	House Joint Resolution	1046
Election of the President and Vice President	1972	92	Derwinski	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1053
Reconfirmation by popular vote of certain Federal judges	1972	92	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1059
Attendance of Members of Congress	1972	92	Price	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1069
Age requirements for Members of Congress	1972	92	Roybal	California	House Joint Resolution	1072
Attendance in school nearest area residence	1972	92	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1073
Attendance of Members of Congress	1972	92	Biaggi	New York	House Joint Resolution	1074
Freedom of choice in attending schools	1972	92	Casey	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1076
Reconfirmation by?????the Senate of judges	1972	92	Fisher	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1077
Deficit spending	1972	92	Runnels	New Mexico	House Joint Resolution	1083
Balanced Federal budget	1972	92	Abbitt	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	1086
Attendance of Members of Congress	1972	92	Wolff	New York	House Joint Resolution	1104
Nomination of President and Vice President	1972	92	Conte	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	1106
Tenure of office and age limits for Senators and Representatives	1972	92	Hall	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	1107
Deficit spending	1972	92	Runnels	New Mexico	House Joint Resolution	1108
Nomination and election of the President and Vice President	1972	92	Burlison	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	1109
Nomination and election of the President and Vice President	1972	92	Whalley	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1114
Attendance of Members of Congress	1972	92	Price	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1115
Attendance of Members of Congress	1972	92	Price	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1116
Nomination of the President and Vice President	1972	92	Hechler	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	1118
Eighteen year-olds treated as adults	1972	92	Railsback	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1119
Appointment and terms of office of the Federal judiciary	1972	92	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1120
Reconfirmation by popular vote of certain Federal judges	1972	92	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1121
Balanced Federal budget	1972	92	Abbitt	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	1122
Nomination and election of the President and Vice President	1972	92	Ullman	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	1125
Nomination of the President and Vice President	1972	92	Burlison	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	1128
Nomination of the President and Vice President	1972	92	Mink	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	1135
Reconfirmation by the Senate of Federal judges	1972	92	Edmondson	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	1140
Nomination of the President and Vice President	1972	92	Ford	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	1155
Term of office of the President and Vice President	1972	92	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1162
Mandatory retirement of Members of Congress	1972	92	Seiberlng	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1177
Nomination of the President and Vice President	1972	92	Whalen	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1178
Nomination of the President and Vice President	1972	92	Chamberlain	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	1180
Nomination of the President and Vice President	1972	92	Conte	New York	House Joint Resolution	1181
Right to life	1972	92	Schmitz	California	House Joint Resolution	1186
Forced assignment to schools	1972	92	Andrews	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	1190
Appointment and tenure of Federal judges	1972	92	Thompson	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	1204
Tenure of office for Judges of the Supreme Court	1972	92	Fulton	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	1205
Qualifications for President	1972	92	MacDonald	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	1220
Prayer in public buildings	1972	92	Seiberlng	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1228
Qualifications for President	1972	92	Drinan	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	1245
Power of Congress to override decisions of the Supreme Court	1972	92	Saylor	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1247
Government power to impose death penalty	1972	92	Wyman	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	1249
Term of office of Representatives and qualifications of Senators	1972	92	Mazzoli	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	1253
Involuntary assignment of students	1972	92	Waggonner	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	1254
Qualifications for President	1972	92	Abzug	New York	House Joint Resolution	1255
Government power to impose death penalty	1972	92	Schmitz	California	House Joint Resolution	1260
Government power to impose death penalty	1972	92	Stuckey	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	1264
Government power to impose death penalty	1972	92	Clancy	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1267
Age limit for Members of Congress	1972	92	Wyman	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	1272
Requirements for Members of Congress and service as President	1972	92	Harrington	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	1276
Government power to impose death penalty	1972	92	Camp	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	1281
Government power to impose death penalty	1972	92	Edmondson	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	1283
Government power to impose death penalty	1972	92	Steed	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	1284
Civil remedies in cases of defamation	1972	92	Burlison	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	1285
Deficit spending	1972	92	Price	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1290
Government power to impose death penalty	1972	92	Shipley	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1299
National fiscal responsibility	1972	92	Denholm	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	1309
Advice and consent of 2/3 of both Houses of Congress in the making of treaties	1972	92	Cleveland	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	1325
Adjournment of Congress	1972	92	Myers	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	1326
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1971	92	Price	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	147
Freedom of choice in attending public schools	1972	92	Abernethy	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	66
Freedom of choice in attending public schools	1971	92	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	87
Equal rights for men and women	1972	92	Annunzio	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1211
Attendance of Members of Congress	1972	92	Thomson	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	13894
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Bayh	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	4
Age requirements for Members of Congress	1973	93	Bayh	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	5
Prayer in public schools	1973	93	Baker	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	7
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Griffin	Michigan	Senate Joint Resolution	9
Prayer in public schools and public buildings	1973	93	Schweiker	Pennsylvania	Senate Joint Resolution	10
Reconfirmation by the Senate of judges	1973	93	Byrd	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	13
Open admissions to public schools	1973	93	Brock	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	14
Prayer in public buildings	1973	93	Scott	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	15
Continuance in office of Judges of the Supreme Court	1973	93	Scott	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	16
Balanced Federal budget	1973	93	Talmadge	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	27
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Allen	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	28
Election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Cannon	Nevada	Senate Joint Resolution	32
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Scott	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	35
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Scott	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	36
Attendance of Members of Congress	1973	93	Cook	Kentucky	Senate Joint Resolution	38
Open admissions to public schools	1973	93	Bartlett	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	47
Conscription of persons for service in the military forces	1973	93	Hatfield	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	55
Prayer in public schools	1973	93	Bartlett	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	57
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Talmadge	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	62
Appointment of electors of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	68
Representation in the Congress to the District of Columbia	1973	93	Kennedy	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	76
States to provide equal education to all citizens	1973	93	Hollings	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	83
Prayer in public schools	1973	93	Schweiker	Pennsylvania	Senate Joint Resolution	84
Prayer in public schools	1973	93	Roth	Delaware	Senate Joint Resolution	89
Maximum age limits for certain officers of the Government	1973	93	Roth	Delaware	Senate Joint Resolution	100
Nomination and election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Bellmon	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	101
Advice and consent of both Houses of Congress in the making of treaties which commit the Armed Forces	1973	93	Hathaway	Maine	Senate Joint Resolution	106
Term of office of President and Vice President	1973	93	Mansfield	Montana	Senate Joint Resolution	109
Qualification for Members of Congress	1973	93	Stevens	Alaska	Senate Joint Resolution	116
Protection of unborn children and right to life	1973	93	Buckley	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	119
Prayer in public schools	1973	93	Talmadge	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	122
Right to life	1973	93	Helms	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	130
Eligibility for President and Vice President	1973	93	Fong	Hawaii	Senate Joint Resolution	137
Balanced Federal budget	1973	93	Curtis	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	142
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Allen	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	161
Selection of the Vice President	1973	93	Griffin	Michigan	Senate Joint Resolution	166
Prayer in public schools	1973	93	Schweiker	Pennsylvania	Senate Joint Resolution	167
Special election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Pastore	Rhode Island	Senate Joint Resolution	172
Maximum age limits for Federal judges	1974	93	Bartlett	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	226
Pardon power of the President	1974	93	Proxmire	Wisconsin	Senate Joint Resolution	239
Congressional disapproval of Presidential pardons	1974	93	Mondale	Minnesota	Senate Joint Resolution	241
System of checks and balances between legislative and executive branches; special election of President; no confidence vote.	1974	93	Hathaway	Maine	Senate Joint Resolution	255
Election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Ullman	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	3
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Archer	Texas	House Joint Resolution	6
Balanced Federal budget	1973	93	Archer	Texas	House Joint Resolution	7
Election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Kastenmeier	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	9
Item veto	1973	93	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	11
Election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	13
Involuntary assignment of students	1973	93	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	16
Prayer in public schools and reliance upon God in Governmental matters	1973	93	Cederberg	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	17
Prohibits compulsion to do any act required because of race, creed, color, or national origin	1973	93	Chappell	Florida	House Joint Resolution	19
Election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Derwinski	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	22
Government competition in private business, and abolition of income taxes	1973	93	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	23
Prayer in public buildings	1973	93	Edwards	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	27
Prayer in public schools	1973	93	Flynt	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	28
Powers reserved to the several States	1973	93	Flynt	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	29
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Fuqua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	30
Direct election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Fuqua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	31
Prayer in public schools and reliance upon God in Governmental matters	1973	93	Fuqua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	32
Tenure of office for Judges of the Supreme Court	1973	93	Fuqua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	33
Attendance of members of Congress	1973	93	Hechler	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	35
Election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Mailliard	California	House Joint Resolution	37
Involuntary assignment of students	1973	93	Milford	Texas	House Joint Resolution	38
Deficit spending	1973	93	Price	Texas	House Joint Resolution	43
Attendance of Members of Congress	1973	93	Price	Texas	House Joint Resolution	44
Prayer in public buildings	1973	93	Price	Texas	House Joint Resolution	46
Prayer in public schools and public buildings and reliance on God in governmental matters	1973	93	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	54
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	55
Government power to impose the death penalty	1973	93	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	56
Freedom of choice in respect to schools	1973	93	Bafalis	Florida	House Joint Resolution	57
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Baker	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	58
Reconfirmation by the Senate, qualifications, and retirement of Federal judges	1973	93	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	60
Attendance at school nearest area of residence	1973	93	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	61
Popular election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Carney	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	63
Nomination and election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Chamberlain	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	66
Prayer in public schools and reliance upon God in Governmental matters	1973	93	Chamberlain	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	67
Terms of Judges of the Supreme Court	1973	93	Chamberlain	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	69
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Chamberlain	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	70
Nomination of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Conte	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	73
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Conte	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	74
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Conte	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	75
Terms of office and age limit of the President	1973	93	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	76
Balanced Federal budget	1973	93	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	77
Election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Dellenback	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	78
Representation of the District of Columbia in the House of Representatives	1973	93	Dellenback	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	79
Reconfirmation by the Senate of Federal judges	1973	93	Dickinson	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	80
Prayer in public buildings	1973	93	Goodling	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	83
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Hogan	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	85
Prayer in public buildings	1973	93	Johnson	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	86
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Kuykendall	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	88
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1973	93	Matsunaga	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	91
State control over public schools	1973	93	Minshall	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	93
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Mizell	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	95
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Roush	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	106
Age requirements for Members of Congress	1973	93	Roybal	California	House Joint Resolution	107
Balanced Federal budget	1973	93	Runnels	New Mexico	House Joint Resolution	112
Override decisions of the Supreme Court	1973	93	Saylor	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	113
Terms of office of Judges of the Supreme Court	1973	93	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	120
Involuntary assignment of students	1973	93	Wright	Texas	House Joint Resolution	122
Prayer in public schools and reliance upon God in governmental matters	1973	93	Young	Florida	House Joint Resolution	125
Terms of office of?????President and Vice President	1973	93	Chamberlain	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	127
Prayer in public schools	1973	93	Bafalis	Florida	House Joint Resolution	128
Mandatory retirement of?????Judges of the Supreme Court	1973	93	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	129
Reconfirmation by the Senate of Justices of the Supreme Court	1973	93	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	130
Subversive use of postal system	1973	93	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	131
Balanced Federal budget	1973	93	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	132
Prayer in public buildings	1973	93	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	133
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Edwards	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	135
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	O'Hara	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	137
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	O'Hara	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	138
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	O'Hara	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	139
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Satterfield	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	140
Freedom of choice with respect to schools	1973	93	Casey	Texas	House Joint Resolution	141
Four-year term for Members of the House of Representatives	1973	93	Hanley	New York	House Joint Resolution	143
Advice and consent of 2/3 of both the House of Representatives and the Senate in the making of treaties	1973	93	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	147
Advice and consent of 2/3 of the House of Representatives required in the making of treaties whenever the advice and consent of the Senate is required	1973	93	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	148
Qualifications and Senate reconfirmation of Supreme Court Judges	1973	93	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	149
Employment of subversives in defense facilities	1973	93	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	150
Freedom of choice	1973	93	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	151
Freedom of choice with respect to schools	1973	93	Roberts	Texas	House Joint Resolution	152
Election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Stratton	New York	House Joint Resolution	154
Nomination and election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Vanik	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	155
Prayer in public schools	1973	93	Carter	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	158
Election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Davis	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	159
Reconfirmation by the Senate of judges	1973	93	Downing	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	160
Involuntary assignment of students	1973	93	Frey	Florida	House Joint Resolution	164
Prayer in public buildings	1973	93	Frey	Florida	House Joint Resolution	165
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Gonzalez	Texas	House Joint Resolution	167
Age requirements for Members of Congress	1973	93	Helstoski	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	169
Election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Price	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	176
Balanced Federal budget	1973	93	Saylor	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	180
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Waggonner	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	181
Prayer in public buildings	1973	93	Waggonner	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	182
Involuntary assignment of students	1973	93	Waggonner	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	183
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Lent	New York	House Joint Resolution	190
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Lent	New York	House Joint Resolution	191
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Mills	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	195
Election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Reid	New York	House Joint Resolution	197
Tenure in office of Supreme Court Judges	1973	93	Brinkley	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	199
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Chamberlain	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	202
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	O'Hara	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	207
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	O'Hara	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	208
Deficit spending	1973	93	Runnels	New Mexico	House Joint Resolution	209
Age qualification for Members of Congress	1973	93	Rooney	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	214
Election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Bingham	New York	House Joint Resolution	215
Age requirements for Members of Congress	1973	93	Dellums	California	House Joint Resolution	217
Eighteen year-olds treated as adults	1973	93	Railsback	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	220
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Collier	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	223
Election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Conable	New York	House Joint Resolution	225
Prayer in public schools	1973	93	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	226
Deficit spending	1973	93	Gaydos	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	227
Prayer in public schools	1973	93	Gaydos	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	228
Tenure?????of office for Members of Congress	1973	93	Anderson	California	House Joint Resolution	236
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Bell	California	House Joint Resolution	237
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Milford	Texas	House Joint Resolution	239
Attendance at school nearest area of residence	1973	93	Nedzi	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	240
Age requirements for Members of Congress	1973	93	Roy	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	242
Prayer in public schools	1973	93	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	248
Equal representation	1973	93	Davis	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	249
Age limit and six-year term for the President	1973	93	Frenzel	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	251
Age limit for Senators and Representatives	1973	93	Frenzel	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	252
Tenure of office of?????Senators and Representatives	1973	93	Frenzel	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	253
Four-year term for Members of House of Representatives	1973	93	Mink	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	254
Government power to impose the death penalty	1973	93	Clawson	California	House Joint Resolution	259
Prayer in public schools	1973	93	Clawson	California	House Joint Resolution	260
Right to life	1973	93	Hogan	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	261
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1973	93	Wiggins	California	House Joint Resolution	263
Involuntary assignment of students	1973	93	Kemp	New York	House Joint Resolution	276
Prayer in public schools	1973	93	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	278
Right to life	1973	93	Zwach	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	281
Right to life	1973	93	Zwach	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	284
Open admissions to public schools	1973	93	Beard	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	286
Government power to impose death penalty	1973	93	Camp	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	288
Right to life	1973	93	Delaney	New York	House Joint Resolution	290
Representation in the electoral college for Guam and the Virgin Islands	1973	93	De Lugo	Virgin Islands	House Joint Resolution	291
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Downing	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	292
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Lent	New York	House Joint Resolution	293
Right to life	1973	93	Zablocki	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	298
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Conte	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	300
Apportionment of State legislatures	1973	93	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	306
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	307
Prayer in public schools, and reliance upon God in Governmental matters	1973	93	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	310
Election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Ford	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	314
Decisions by the Supreme Court	1973	93	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	323
Appointment and terms of office of Federal judges	1973	93	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	324
Qualifications and tenure in office of Federal judges	1973	93	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	325
Reconfirmation by popular vote of Federal judges	1973	93	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	326
Reconfirmation by popular vote of Federal judges	1973	93	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	327
Government power to impose death penalty	1973	93	Wyman	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	329
Balanced Federal budget	1973	93	Bafalis	Florida	House Joint Resolution	332
Prayer in public schools	1973	93	Wylie	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	333
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Dickinson	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	335
Repeal the fourteenth amendment	1973	93	Rarick	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	342
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Won Pat	Guam	House Joint Resolution	344
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Owens	Utah	House Joint Resolution	347
Flag of the United States	1973	93	Pettis	California	House Joint Resolution	348
Prayer in public schools	1973	93	Burke	Florida	House Joint Resolution	360
Involuntary assignment of students	1973	93	Burke	Florida	House Joint Resolution	361
Right to life	1973	93	Erlenborn	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	364
Balanced Federal budget	1973	93	Bafalis	Florida	House Joint Resolution	368
Reconfirmation by the Senate of Federal judges	1973	93	Parris	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	372
Balanced Federal budget	1973	93	Rousselot	California	House Joint Resolution	374
Mandatory retirement for Members of Congress at age 66 and for the Federal Judiciary at age 71	1973	93	Seiberling	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	375
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Bray	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	379
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Mizell	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	383
Election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Vander Jagt	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	388
Four-year term for Members of the?????House of Representatives	1973	93	Matsunaga	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	392
Right to life	1973	93	Roncallo	New York	House Joint Resolution	394
National fiscal responsibility	1973	93	Denholm	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	402
Representation in the electoral college for Guam and the Virgin Islands	1973	93	De Lugo	Virgin Islands	House Joint Resolution	411
Representation in the electoral college for Guam and the Virgin Islands	1973	93	De Lugo	Virgin Islands	House Joint Resolution	412
Right to life	1973	93	Daniels	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	423
Four-year term for Members of the House of Representatives	1973	93	Edwards	California	House Joint Resolution	424
State jurisdiction over abortion	1973	93	Whitehurst	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	427
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1973	93	Fauntroy	Washington, D.C.	House Joint Resolution	429
Balanced Federal budget	1973	93	Roberts	Texas	House Joint Resolution	454
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Huber	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	457
Prayer in public schools	1973	93	Mizell	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	459
Mandatory retirement for Members of Congress and?????Federal judiciary	1973	93	Broomfield	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	461
Direct popular election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Collier	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	462
Government power to impose death penalty	1973	93	Stuckey	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	467
State jurisdiction over abortion	1973	93	Whitehurst	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	468
Four-year term for Members of the House of Representatives	1973	93	Mazzoli	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	470
State jurisdiction over abortion	1973	93	Whitehurst	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	471
Right to life	1973	93	Hogan	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	473
Continuance in office of judges of the Supreme Court	1973	93	Daniel	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	475
Power of Congress and the States to protect unborn children	1973	93	O'Brien	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	476
Decisions of the Supreme Court	1973	93	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	477
Freedom of choice in attending public schools	1973	93	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	478
State jurisdiction over abortion	1973	93	Ichord	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	485
State jurisdiction over abortion	1973	93	Whitehurst	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	488
Qualifications for President	1973	93	Macdonald	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	491
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1973	93	Fauntroy	Washington, D.C.	House Joint Resolution	492
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1973	93	Fauntroy	Washington, D.C.	House Joint Resolution	493
Continuance in office of judges of the Supreme Court	1973	93	Robinson	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	502
Prayer in public schools	1973	93	Baker	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	505
Prayer in public schools	1973	93	Staggers	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	508
Right to life	1973	93	Biaggi	New York	House Joint Resolution	509
Reconfirmation by the Senate, qualifications, and retirement of Federal judges	1973	93	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	511
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Martin	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	513
State jurisdiction over abortion	1973	93	Whitehurst	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	520
Four-year term for Members of the House of Representatives	1973	93	McClory	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	526
Right to life	1973	93	O'Brien	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	537
Equal opportunity for education	1973	93	Gonzalez	Texas	House Joint Resolution	540
State jurisdiction over abortion	1973	93	Whitehurst	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	544
Election of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Bingham	New York	House Joint Resolution	547
Power of Congress to regulate times, places and manner of appointing electors of the President	1973	93	Dellums	California	House Joint Resolution	556
Nomination?????of the President and Vice President	1973	93	Smith	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	557
Balanced Federal budget	1973	93	Bafalis	Florida	House Joint Resolution	558
Right to life	1973	93	Gaydos	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	561
Qualifications for?????Members of Congress	1973	93	Martin	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	564
Mandatory retirement?????of the?????Federal judiciary	1973	93	Archer	Texas	House Joint Resolution	583
Force and effect of treaties	1973	93	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	584
Election of Senators, Representatives,?????President and Vice President	1973	93	Fraser	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	588
Qualifications for President	1973	93	Macdonald	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	589
Election of the President and Vice President; vote of no confidence	1973	93	Bingham	New York	House Joint Resolution	596
Right to life	1973	93	King	New York	House Joint Resolution	599
Age limit and six-year term for the President and Vice President	1973	93	Sikes	Florida	House Joint Resolution	601
Right to life	1973	93	Quie	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	603
Balanced Federal budget	1973	93	Snyder	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	605
Term of office of President and Vice President	1973	93	Broomfield	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	606
State control over public schools	1973	93	Gonzalez	Texas	House Joint Resolution	614
Prayer in public schools	1973	93	Seiberling	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	616
Representation?????in the Congress to the District of Columbia	1973	93	Broyhill	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	617
Age requirements for Members of Congress	1973	93	Drinan	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	630
Right to life	1973	93	O'Brien	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	631
Representation of the District of Columbia in the House of Representatives	1973	93	Nelsen	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	634
Term of office of President and Vice President	1973	93	Quie	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	635
Forced assignment to schools; employment quotas	1973	93	Collins	Texas	House Joint Resolution	637
Override decisions of the Supreme Court	1973	93	Cronin	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	640
State power to regulate prayer in public buildings	1973	93	Eshleman	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	641
Age requirements for Members of Congress	1973	93	Drinan	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	643
Age requirements for Members of Congress	1973	93	Drinan	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	644
Reconfirmation by the Senate of Justices of the Supreme Court	1973	93	Kuykendall	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	645
Right to life	1973	93	McEwen	New York	House Joint Resolution	646
State jurisdiction over abortion	1973	93	Harvey	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	647
Age requirements for Members of Congress	1973	93	Drinan	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	650
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Ginn	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	655
Balanced Federal budget	1973	93	Ginn	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	657
Right to life	1973	93	Sandman	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	659
System of checks and balances between legislative and executive branches; special election of President	1973	93	Green	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	666
Tenure of office of judges of the Supreme Court	1973	93	Fulton	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	669
Tax credits for support of parochial schools	1973	93	Dulski	New York	House Joint Resolution	681
System of checks and balances between legislative and executive branches; special election of President	1973	93	Obey	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	697
Age requirements for Members of Congress	1973	93	Drinan	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	700
Election of Senators, Representatives, President and Vice President	1973	93	Fraser	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	701
Force and effect of treaties	1973	93	Symms	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	704
Override decisions of the Supreme Court	1973	93	Cronin	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	706
System of checks and balances between legislative and executive branches; special election of President	1973	93	Green	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	708
Right to life	1973	93	McCollister	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	711
Attendance of Members of Congress	1973	93	Forsythe	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	714
Government power to impose death penalty	1973	93	Wiggins	California	House Joint Resolution	715
Right to life	1973	93	Landgrebe	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	717
Balanced Federal budget	1973	93	Spence	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	720
Attendance of Members of Congress	1973	93	Thone	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	724
Prayer in public schools	1973	93	Wylie	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	731
Prayer in public schools	1973	93	Wylie	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	732
Prayer in public schools	1973	93	Wylie	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	733
Open admissions to public schools	1973	93	Hudnut	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	738
Override decisions of the Supreme Court	1973	93	Mathis	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	739
Qualifications of President and Vice President	1973	93	Burton	California	House Joint Resolution	740
Government power to impose death penalty	1973	93	Lujan	New Mexico	House Joint Resolution	743
Prayer in public schools	1973	93	Collins	Texas	House Joint Resolution	745
Prayer in public schools	1973	93	Waggonner	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	747
Information and proceedings and grand jury indictment	1973	93	Wiggins	California	House Joint Resolution	752
State jurisdiction over abortion	1973	93	Vander Jagt	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	759
Prayer in public schools	1973	93	Wylie	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	760
Prayer in public schools	1973	93	Zwach	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	761
Force and effect of treaties	1973	93	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	765
Right to life	1973	93	Burke	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	769
Forced assignment to schools	1973	93	Rhodes	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	771
Grand juries	1973	93	Eilberg	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	774
Reconfirmation by the Senate of judges	1973	93	Broomfield	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	776
Force and effect of treaties	1973	93	Archer	Texas	House Joint Resolution	778
Right to life	1973	93	Seiberling	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	782
Force and effect of treaties	1973	93	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	801
Election of the President and Vice President in case of vacancy in both offices	1973	93	Mink	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	811
Special Prosecutor	1973	93	Randall	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	812
Deficit spending	1973	93	Kemp	New York	House Joint Resolution	816
Attendance of Members of Congress	1973	93	Miller	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	819
State jurisdiction over abortion	1973	93	Whitehurst	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	827
Election of the President and Vice President in case of vacancy in both offices	1973	93	Mink	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	829
Attendance of Members of Congress	1973	93	Miller	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	833
Open admissions to public schools	1973	93	Hillis	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	840
Attendance of Members of Congress	1973	93	Miller	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	848
Item veto	1973	93	Froehlich	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	850
Information and proceedings and grand jury indictment	1973	93	Wiggins	California	House Joint Resolution	855
Vacancies in the office of President and Vice President	1973	93	Mink	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	857
Tenure of office for Judges of the Supreme Court	1973	93	Ginn	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	869
Attendance of Members of Congress	1973	93	Miller	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	870
Right to life	1974	93	Eilberg	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	872
State jurisdiction over abortion	1974	93	Scherle	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	877
Qualifications of the President	1974	93	Bingham	New York	House Joint Resolution	880
State jurisdiction over abortion	1974	93	Daniels	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	889
Qualifications of the President	1974	93	Bingham	New York	House Joint Resolution	890
Qualifications of the President	1974	93	Bingham	New York	House Joint Resolution	896
Congressional vote of no confidence in the President	1974	93	Reuss	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	903
Congressional vote of no confidence in the President	1974	93	Dingell	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	915
Continuance in office of judges of the Supreme Court	1974	93	Snyder	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	936
State jurisdiction over abortion	1974	93	Hechler	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	953
Six-year Presidential term	1974	93	Johnson	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	956
State jurisdiction over abortion	1974	93	Whitehurst	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	966
Right to life	1974	93	Mitchell	New York	House Joint Resolution	974
State jurisdiction over abortion	1974	93	Roncalio	Wyoming	House Joint Resolution	975
Force and effect of treaties	1974	93	Kemp	New York	House Joint Resolution	977
State jurisdiction over abortion	1974	93	Whitehurst	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	984
Involuntary assignment of students	1974	93	Winn	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	985
Qualifications of the President	1974	93	Bingham	New York	House Joint Resolution	993
Balanced Federal budget	1974	93	Jarman	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	994
Ten-year term for Federal judges	1974	93	Froehlich	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	1000
Four-year term for Representatives, and apportionment of the House of Representatives	1974	93	Young	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1007
Advice and consent of the House of Representatives, and the Senate in the making of treaties; power of each house to make its own rules concerning giving advice and consent in the making of treaties and executive agreements	1974	93	Pepper	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1021
Balanced Federal budget	1974	93	Bauman	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	1032
Prohibit abortion	1974	93	Roncallo	New York	House Joint Resolution	1041
Qualifications of the President	1974	93	Seiberling	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1051
Balanced Federal budget	1974	93	Spence	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	1064
Balanced Federal budget	1974	93	Byron	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	1067
Balanced Federal budget	1974	93	Archer	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1071
Forced assignment to schools	1974	93	Jarman	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	1076
Balanced Federal budget	1974	93	Johnson	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1077
Right to life	1974	93	Derwinski	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1079
State jurisdiction over abortion	1974	93	O'Hara	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	1096
State jurisdiction over abortion	1974	93	Dingell	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	1098
Advice and consent of two-thirds of both the House of Representatives and the Senate required to make treaties which directly or indirectly commit the armed forces	1974	93	Cleveland	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	1100
Congressional vote of no confidence in the President	1974	93	Reuss	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	1111
Vacancy in the office of the Vice President	1974	93	Eilberg	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1113
Pardon power of the President	1974	93	Conte	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	1120
Pardon power of the President	1974	93	Luken	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1122
Repeal section 2 of the twenty-fifth amendment	1974	93	Dent	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1124
Pardon power of the President	1974	93	Dent	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1125
Congressional disapproval of Presidential pardons	1974	93	Badillo	New York	House Joint Resolution	1132
Repeal of the twenty-fifth amendment	1974	93	Hansen	Washington	House Joint Resolution	1133
Balanced Federal budget	1974	93	Sandman	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	1136
Pardon power of the President	1974	93	Grasso	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	1138
Congressional disapproval of Presidential pardons	1974	93	Heckler	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	1140
Pardon power of the President	1974	93	Luken	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1145
Repeal of the twenty-fifth amendment	1974	93	Gonzalez	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1148
Special election of the Vice President	1974	93	Brinkley	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	1154
Balanced Federal budget	1974	93	Lent	New York	House Joint Resolution	1156
Four-year term for Members of the House of Representatives and tenure of office	1974	93	Froehlich	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	1164
Vacancy in the office of the President and Vice President	1974	93	Mink	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	1165
Imposition of duties on exports	1974	93	Huber	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	1169
Term of office of President and Vice President	1974	94	Robison	New York	House Joint Resolution	1182
Election of President and Vice President	1975	94	Bayh	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	1
Right to life	1975	94	Helms	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	6
Right to life	1975	94	Buckley	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	10
Right to life	1975	94	Buckley	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	11
Terms of office of Justices of the Supreme Court	1975	94	Scott	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	14
Terms of office of Justices of the Supreme Court	1975	94	Byrd	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	16
Mandatory retirement of the Federal Judiciary	1975	94	Bartlett	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	19
Prayer in public buildings	1975	94	Wm. L. Scott	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	24
Special election of President and Vice President in case of vacancy	1975	94	Pastore	Rhode Island	Senate Joint Resolution	26
Assignment of students in public schools	1975	94	Roth	Delaware	Senate Joint Resolution	29
Prayer in public buildings	1975	94	Bartlett	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	31
Forced assignment to schools	1975	94	Wm. L. Scott	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	40
Balancing the budget	1975	94	Curtis	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	55
Open admissions to public schools	1975	94	Bartlett	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	60
Prayer in public buildings	1975	94	Roth	Delaware	Senate Joint Resolution	64
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1975	94	Kennedy	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	80
State jurisdiction over abortion	1975	94	Wm. L. Scott	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	90
Balancing the budget	1975	94	Talmadge	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	93
Popular Election of Federal judges	1975	94	Bartlett	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	96
Election of President and Vice President	1975	94	Brock	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	108
Prayer in public buildings	1975	94	Allen	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	113
Term of office of President and Vice President	1975	94	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	122
Attendance in the school nearest area of residence	1975	94	Tower	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	137
Right to life	1975	94	Buckley	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	140
Right to life	1975	94	Buckley	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	141
Right to life	1975	94	Burdick	North Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	143
Compensation of Members of Congress	1975	94	Stone	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	149
Qualifications for office of President	1976	94	Goldwater	Arkansas	Senate Joint Resolution	171
Tenure of office for judges of the Supreme Court	1976	94	Allen	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	175
Assignment of students in public schools	1976	94	Allen	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	176
Right to life	1976	94	Helms	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	178
Balancing the budget	1976	94	Curtis	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	180
Four-year term for members of the House of Representatives	1976	94	Mansfield	Montana	Senate Joint Resolution	187
Attendance in the school nearest area of residence	1975	94	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	2
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1975	94	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	3
Balancing the budget	1975	94	Bafalis	Florida	House Joint Resolution	5
Qualifications and term of office of President and Vice President	1975	94	Frenzel	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	6
Qualifications and term of office of President and Vice President	1975	94	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	7
Prayer in public buildings	1975	94	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	8
Balancing the budget	1975	94	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	9
Prayer in public buildings	1975	94	Hillis	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	10
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1975	94	Gude	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	12
Age requirements for members of Congress	1975	94	Hechler	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	15
Terms of office of Judges of the Supreme Court	1975	94	Robinson	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	16
Primary election of nominees for office of President	1975	94	Smith	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	18
Balancing the budget	1975	94	Treen	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	19
Prayer in public schools and reliance on God in governmental matters	1975	94	Young	Florida	House Joint Resolution	20
Primary election of nominees for office of President and Vice President	1975	94	Ullman	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	22
Government competition in private business, and abolition of income, estate, and gift taxes	1975	94	Rousselot	California	House Joint Resolution	23
Involuntary assignment of students	1975	94	Waggonner	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	24
Prayer in public buildings	1975	94	Waggonner	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	25
Assignment of students in public schools	1975	94	Waggonner	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	26
Qualifications for office of President	1975	94	Waggonner	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	33
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1975	94	Carney	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	35
Balancing the budget	1975	94	Chappell	Florida	House Joint Resolution	36
Primary election of nominees for office of President and Vice President	1975	94	Conte	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	37
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1975	94	Conte	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	38
Congressional disapproval of Presidential pardons	1975	94	Conte	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	39
Right to life	1975	94	Delaney	New York	House Joint Resolution	41
Assignment of students in public schools	1975	94	Downing	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	42
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1975	94	Downing	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	43
Terms of office of Judges of the Supreme Court	1975	94	Downing	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	44
Grand juries	1975	94	Eilberg	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	46
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1975	94	Fish	New York	House Joint Resolution	50
State control over public schools	1975	94	Flynt	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	55
Prayer in public buildings	1975	94	Flynt	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	56
Prayer in public schools and reliance on God in governmental matters	1975	94	Fugua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	58
Freedom of choice in attending a public schools	1975	94	Holt	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	59
Power of States to allow, regulate or prohibit abortion	1975	94	Ichord	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	61
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1975	94	Kastenmeier	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	62
Balancing the budget	1975	94	Ketchum	California	House Joint Resolution	63
Prayer in public buildings	1975	94	Johnson	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	64
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1975	94	Meeds	Washington	House Joint Resolution	66
Attendance in the school nearest area of residence	1975	94	Milford	Texas	House Joint Resolution	67
Prayer in public buildings	1975	94	Murphy	New York	House Joint Resolution	70
Flag of the United States, voluntary Pledge of Allegiance	1975	94	Pettis	California	House Joint Resolution	75
Prayer in public buildings	1975	94	Randall	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	77
Assignment of students in public schools	1975	94	Randall	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	78
Age requirements for members of Congress	1975	94	Roe	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	81
Forced assignment to schools	1975	94	Satterfield	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	82
Decisions by the Supreme Court	1975	94	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	84
Terms of office of Justices of the Supreme Court	1975	94	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	85
Qualification and tenure in office of Federal judges	1975	94	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	86
Reconfirmation by popular vote of Federal judges	1975	94	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	87
Reconfirmation by popular vote of Federal judges	1975	94	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	88
Attendance of Members of Congress	1975	94	Young	Florida	House Joint Resolution	91
Assignment of students in public schools	1975	94	Roberts	Texas	House Joint Resolution	95
Power of States to allow, regulate or prohibit abortion	1975	94	Whitehurst	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	96
Power of States to allow, regulate or prohibit abortion	1975	94	Dingell	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	97
Right to life	1975	94	Erlenborn	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	99
Prayer in public schools and reliance on God in governmental matters	1975	94	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	102
Forced assignment to schools	1975	94	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	103
Government power to impose death penalty	1975	94	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	104
Force and effect of treaties	1975	94	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	105
Age requirements for Members of Congress	1975	94	Drinan	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	107
Prayer in public schools and reliance on God in governmental matters	1975	94	Cederberg	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	113
Election to fill vacancy in office of Vice President	1975	94	Brinkley	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	120
Right to life	1975	94	Burke	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	121
Repeal of the twenty-fifth amendment	1975	94	Gonzalez	Texas	House Joint Resolution	124
Four-year terms for Members of the House of Representatives	1975	94	Matsunaga	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	126
Qualifications for office of President	1975	94	Matsunaga	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	127
Assignment of students in public schools	1975	94	Moore	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	129
Right to life	1975	94	Oberstar	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	132
Attendance of Members of Congress	1975	94	Robinson	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	133
Government Power to impose death penalty	1975	94	Young	Florida	House Joint Resolution	140
Prayer in public buildings	1975	94	McCollister	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	143
Right to life	1975	94	Quie	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	144
Right to life	1975	94	Eilberg	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	147
Four-year terms for Members of the House of Representatives	1975	94	McClory	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	149
Term of office of President and Vice President	1975	94	Quie	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	150
Nomination, election and term of office of President and Vice President	1975	94	Quie	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	151
Balancing the budget	1975	94	Byron	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	153
Pardon power of President	1975	94	Holtzman	New York	House Joint Resolution	156
Government Power to impose death penalty	1975	94	Nichols	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	160
Prayer in public buildings	1975	94	Seiberling	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	161
Forced assignment to schools	1975	94	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	162
Prayer in public schools and reliance on God in governmental matters	1975	94	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	163
Terms of office of judges of the Supreme Court	1975	94	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	164
Appointment of state legislatures	1975	94	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	165
Right to life	1975	94	Clancy	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	170
Prayer in public buildings	1975	94	Zablocki	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	173
Age requirements for Members of Congress	1975	94	Drinan	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	175
Age requirements for Members of Congress	1975	94	Drinan	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	176
Right to life	1975	94	O'Brien	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	180
Balancing the budget	1975	94	Gaydos	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	183
Assignment of students in public schools	1975	94	Gaydos	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	184
Prayer in public buildings	1975	94	Gaydos	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	185
Right to life	1975	94	Gaydos	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	187
Right to life	1975	94	McEwen	New York	House Joint Resolution	189
Assignment of students in public schools	1975	94	Collins	Texas	House Joint Resolution	195
Balancing the budget	1975	94	Goldwater	California	House Joint Resolution	196
Right to life	1975	94	Karth	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	197
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1975	94	Karth	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	204
Electoral districts formed for choosing electors of President and Vice President	1975	94	Derwinski	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	206
Force and effect of treaties	1975	94	Edwards	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	214
Prayer in public buildings	1975	94	Edwards	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	215
Attendance of Members of Congress	1975	94	Forsythe	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	216
Right to life	1975	94	Quie	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	221
Pardon power of President	1975	94	Holtzman	New York	House Joint Resolution	232
Right to life	1975	94	Lujan	New Mexico	House Joint Resolution	238
Right to life	1975	94	Snyder	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	246
Right to life	1975	94	Zablocki	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	248
Balancing the budget	1975	94	Mathis	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	251
Government Power to impose death penalty	1975	94	Edwards	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	253
Prayer in public buildings	1975	94	Hammerschmidt	Alaska	House Joint Resolution	255
Right to life	1975	94	St Germain	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	259
Power of states to allow, regulate or prohibit abortions	1975	94	Whitehurst	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	261
Balancing the budget	1975	94	Lujan	New Mexico	House Joint Resolution	271
Federal elections and Federal personal income tax	1975	94	Lujan	New Mexico	House Joint Resolution	272
Right to life	1975	94	Oberstar	New Mexico	House Joint Resolution	275
Right to life; abortion prohibited	1975	94	Derwinski	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	279
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1975	94	Fauntroy	Washington, D.C.	House Joint Resolution	280
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1975	94	Broomfield	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	288
Prayer in public buildings	1975	94	Burke	Florida	House Joint Resolution	293
Age requirements for members of Congress	1975	94	Drinan	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	301
Prayer in public buildings	1975	94	Mitchell	New York	House Joint Resolution	303
Prayer in public buildings	1975	94	Burke	Florida	House Joint Resolution	307
Prayer in public buildings	1975	94	Latta	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	310
Right to life	1975	94	Latta	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	311
Right to life	1975	94	Mitchell	New York	House Joint Resolution	317
Balancing the budget	1975	94	Spence	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	318
Balancing the budget	1975	94	Spence	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	319
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1975	94	Vander Jagt	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	325
Power of states to allow, regulate or prohibit abortion	1975	94	Vander Jagt	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	326
Prayer in public buildings	1975	94	Guyer	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	332
Busing	1975	94	Casey	Texas	House Joint Resolution	334
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1975	94	Macdonald	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	336
Right to life	1975	94	Oberstar	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	337
Force and effect of treaties	1975	94	Symms	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	338
Assignment of students in public schools	1975	94	Nedzi	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	343
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1975	94	Whalen	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	345
Assignment of students in public schools	1975	94	Broomfield	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	346
Pardon power of President	1975	94	Holtzman	New York	House Joint Resolution	350
Election of President and Vice President in case of vacancy in both offices	1975	94	Mink	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	355
Balancing the budget	1975	94	Treen	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	357
Assignment of students in public schools	1975	94	Dingell	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	361
Prayer in public buildings	1975	94	McEwen	New York	House Joint Resolution	368
Power of states to allow, regulate or prohibit abortion	1975	94	Murphy	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	369
Assignment of students in public schools	1975	94	Blanchard	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	376
Assignment of students in public schools	1975	94	O'Hara	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	381
Assignment of students in public schools	1975	94	Beard	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	382
Right to life	1975	94	Oberstar	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	383
Tenure of office of Supreme Court Judges	1975	94	Brinkley	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	390
Right to life	1975	94	Shipley	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	397
Right to life	1975	94	Oberstar	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	403
Four-year terms for members of the House of Representatives	1975	94	Mazzoli	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	404
Right to life	1975	94	Bauman	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	405
Prayer in public buildings	1975	94	Carter	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	409
Mandatory retirement of members of Congress and the Federal Judiciary	1975	94	Broomfield	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	417
Right to life	1975	94	Oberstar	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	419
Right to life	1975	94	Lent	New York	House Joint Resolution	422
Power of states to allow, regulate or prohibit abortion	1975	94	Waggoner	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	425
Prayer in public buildings	1975	94	Whitehurst	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	426
Prayer in public buildings	1975	94	Edwards	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	428
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1975	94	Fauntroy	Washington, D.C.	House Joint Resolution	431
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1975	94	Fauntroy	Washington, D.C.	House Joint Resolution	432
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1975	94	Fauntroy	Washington, D.C.	House Joint Resolution	433
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1975	94	Fauntroy	Washington, D.C.	House Joint Resolution	434
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1975	94	Fauntroy	Washington, D.C.	House Joint Resolution	435
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1975	94	Fauntroy	Washington, D.C.	House Joint Resolution	436
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1975	94	Fauntroy	Washington, D.C.	House Joint Resolution	437
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1975	94	Gude	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	438
Representation in the electoral college for Guam and the Virgin Islands	1975	94	Won Pat	Guam	House Joint Resolution	442
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1975	94	Won Pat	Guam	House Joint Resolution	443
Forced assignment to schools	1975	94	Mottl	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	446
Right to life	1975	94	Oberstar	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	447
Amending the Constitution	1975	94	Blouin	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	449
Right to life	1975	94	Blouin	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	451
Prayer in public buildings	1975	94	Wylie	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	460
Right to life	1975	94	Oberstar	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	467
Balancing the budget	1975	94	Bafalis	Florida	House Joint Resolution	471
Prayer in public buildings	1975	94	Miller	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	473
Tax credits and other assistance to parochial schools	1975	94	Nowak	New York	House Joint Resolution	480
Power of states to allow, regulate or prohibit abortion	1975	94	Whitehurst	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	483
Prohibit abortion after heartbeat starts	1975	94	Eshleman	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	485
Term of office of President and Vice President	1975	94	Ichord	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	497
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1975	94	Fauntroy	Washington, D.C.	House Joint Resolution	503
Financial assistance to religiously affiliated schools	1975	94	Mottl	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	515
Right to life	1975	94	Fithian	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	520
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1975	94	Fithian	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	521
Assignment of students in schools	1975	94	Martin	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	523
Right to life	1975	94	Barrett	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	525
Repeal section 2 of the twenty-fifth amendment	1975	94	Dent	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	526
Power of states to?????regulate or prohibit abortion	1975	94	Hungate	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	527
Veto power of nonelected President	1975	94	Bingham	New York	House Joint Resolution	529
Balancing the budget	1975	94	Bafalis	Florida	House Joint Resolution	531
Power of states to allow, regulate or prohibit abortion	1975	94	Whitehurst	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	541
Power of states to allow, regulate or prohibit abortion	1975	94	Mazzoli	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	565
Right to life	1975	94	Mazzoli	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	566
Right to life	1975	94	Mazzoli	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	567
Right to life	1975	94	Mazzoli	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	568
Congressional vote of no confidence in President	1975	94	Reuss	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	569
Ceremonial office of Chief of State	1975	94	Reuss	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	578
Power of states to allow, regulate or prohibit abortion	1975	94	Whitehurst	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	584
Direct popular election of President and Vice President and proportional electoral vote	1975	94	Ginn	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	601
Right to life	1975	94	Randall	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	602
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1975	94	Rodino	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	603
Term of office of President and Vice President	1975	94	Broomfield	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	615
Balancing the budget	1975	94	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	616
Item veto in appropriations	1975	94	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	617
Not compel attendance at school other than nearest residence; insure equal educational opportunity	1975	94	Hubbard	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	628
Not assign school because of race, creed or color	1975	94	Mazzoli	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	629
Right to life	1975	94	Biaggi	New York	House Joint Resolution	632
Balancing the budget	1975	94	Lujan	New Mexico	House Joint Resolution	646
Involuntary assignment of students	1975	94	Wright	Texas	House Joint Resolution	648
Involuntary assignment of students	1975	94	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	654
Prohibit abortion; protection of unborn children	1975	94	Russo	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	658
Assignment of students in public schools	1975	94	Steelman	Texas	House Joint Resolution	664
Forced assignment to schools	1975	94	Kemp	New York	House Joint Resolution	665
Terms office of Judges of the Supreme Court	1975	94	Snyder	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	669
Balancing the budget	1975	94	Steiger	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	671
Qualifications for office of President	1975	94	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	673
Forced assignment to schools	1975	94	McCollister	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	674
Right to life	1975	94	Sullivan	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	675
Right to life	1975	94	Sullivan	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	681
Assignment of students in schools	1975	94	Traxler	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	686
Balancing the budget	1975	94	Ginn	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	689
Balancing the budget	1975	94	Runnels	New Mexico	House Joint Resolution	706
Assignment of students in public schools	1975	94	Lent	New York	House Joint Resolution	708
Term of office for members of Congress	1975	94	Pressler	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	709
Busing	1975	94	Ginn	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	711
Balancing the budget	1975	94	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	716
Balancing the budget	1975	94	Broyhill	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	718
Right to life	1975	94	Fifthian	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	741
Right to life	1975	94	Abdnor	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	747
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1975	94	Mitchell	New York	House Joint Resolution	750
Right to life	1975	94	Oberstar	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	753
Representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress	1975	94	Gude	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	757
Government power to impose death penalty	1976	94	Rinaldo	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	770
Right to life	1976	94	Myers	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	773
Right to life	1976	94	Roush	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	774
Right to life	1976	94	Beard	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	775
Right to life	1976	94	Oberstar	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	779
Right to life	1976	94	O'Hara	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	783
Primary election for nominees for office of President and Vice President	1976	94	Burlison	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	785
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1976	94	Burlison	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	786
Assignment of students in public schools	1976	94	du Pont	Delaware	House Joint Resolution	787
Prayer in public buildings	1976	94	Lott	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	789
Right to life	1976	94	Oberstar	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	790
Four-year terms for members of the House of Representatives	1976	94	Roush	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	794
Right to life	1976	94	Hyde	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	796
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1976	94	Patten	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	820
Qualifications for office of President and Vice President	1976	94	Rhodes	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	821
Tenure of office for members of Congress	1976	94	Studds	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	823
Tenure of office for members of Congress	1976	94	Anderson	California	House Joint Resolution	827
Right to life	1976	94	Pressler	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	834
Right to life	1976	94	Duncan	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	841
Right to life	1976	94	Oberstar	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	842
Terms of office of Judges of the Supreme Court	1976	94	Broyhill	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	851
Assignment of students in public schools	1976	94	Wydler	New York	House Joint Resolution	860
Tenure of office for members of Congress and Federal judges	1976	94	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	868
Right to life	1976	94	Price	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	871
Right to life	1976	94	Price	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	872
Electoral districts formed for choosing electors of President and Vice President	1976	94	Conable	New York	House Joint Resolution	875
Four-year terms for members of the House of Representatives	1976	94	Goodling	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	884
Forced assignment to schools	1976	94	O'Brien	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	888
Removal of Supreme Court Judges	1976	94	Frey	Florida	House Joint Resolution	912
Terms of office of Judges of the Supreme Court	1976	94	Milford	Texas	House Joint Resolution	921
Forced assignment to schools	1976	94	Clancy	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	922
Four-year terms for members of the House of Representatives	1976	94	Goodling	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	929
Balancing the budget	1976	94	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	932
Right to life	1976	94	Murphy	New York	House Joint Resolution	942
Popular election of Federal judges	1976	94	Mottl	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	965
Tenure of office for members of Congress	1976	94	Peyser	New York	House Joint Resolution	972
Tenure of office for members of Congress	1976	94	Bedell	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	974
Compensation of Members of Congress	1976	94	Harkin	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	987
Tenure of office and four-year terms for Members of the House of Representatives	1976	94	Hughes	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	991
Compensation of Members of Congress	1976	94	Archer	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1002
Principles of Declaration of Independence added to Constitution	1976	94	Michel	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1016
Prayer in public buildings	1976	94	Dent	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1024
Prayer in public buildings	1976	94	Bowen	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	1025
Balancing the budget	1976	94	Paul	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1027
Force and effect of treaties	1976	94	Paul	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1028
Term of office for President and Vice President and tenure of office for Members of Congress	1976	94	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	1035
Compensation of Members of Congress	1976	94	Harkin	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	1044
Establishment of a Court of the Union	1976	94	Kindness	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1045
Tenure of office and four-year terms for Members of the House of Representatives	1976	94	Hughes	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	1046
Tenure of office, age limit of 75 and three-year terms for Members of the House of Representatives	1976	94	Schulze	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1050
Balancing the budget and reducing the national debt	1976	94	Keys	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	1051
Balancing the budget and reducing the national debt	1976	94	Anderson	California	House Joint Resolution	1053
Term of office of President and Vice President	1976	94	Findley	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1059
Balancing the budget and reducing the national debt	1976	94	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	1078
Qualifications for President, Vice President, Members of Congress, Federal Judges and officers of the U.S.	1976	94	Ketchum	California	House Joint Resolution	1079
State control over public schools	1976	94	English	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	1082
Right to life	1976	94	J. Wm Stanton	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1084
Term of office of President and Vice President	1976	94	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	1086
Tenure of?????members of Congress	1976	94	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	1087
Term of office for President and Vice President and tenure of?????office for Members of Congress	1976	94	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	1088
Electoral districts formed for choosing electors of President and Vice President	1976	94	Blouin	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	1100
Financial assistance to religiously affiliated schools	1975	94	Mottl	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	7906
Popular election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Byrd	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	1
Balancing budget	1977	95	Bumpers	Alaska	Senate Joint Resolution	2
Compensation of Members of Congress	1977	95	Stone	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	5
Right to life	1977	95	Helms	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	6
Election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Cannon	Nevada	Senate Joint Resolution	8
Abortion prohibited; protection of unborn children	1977	95	Garn	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	14
Abortion prohibited; protection of unborn children	1977	95	Garn	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	15
Assignment of?????public school students	1977	95	Roth	Delaware	Senate Joint Resolution	17
Nomination and election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	18
Reconfirmation of judges by the Senate every eight years	1977	95	Byrd	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	19
Limit President to one term of six years; extend term of Vice President to six years	1977	95	Helms	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	20
Term of office for Supreme Court Justices and federal judges; election of federal District Court Judges	1977	95	Allen	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	25
Deficit spending	1977	95	Baker	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	26
Limit the tenure of Senators and Representatives	1977	95	DeConcini	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	27
Limit the tenure of Senators and Representatives	1977	95	Danforth	Missouri	Senate Joint Resolution	28
Reconfirmation of federal judges and Supreme Court Justices by Senate	1977	95	Scott	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	31
Item veto of appropriations	1977	95	Dole	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	37
Power of States to regulate abortion	1977	95	Scott	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	38
Prayer in public buildings	1977	95	Scott	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	43
Prayer in public school or other public buildings	1977	95	Roth	Delaware	Senate Joint Resolution	49
Balanced budget; reduction of national debt	1977	95	Wallop	Wyoming	Senate Joint Resolution	50
Balanced budget; reduction of national debt	1977	95	Byrd	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	51
Balanced budget	1977	95	Talmadge	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	53
Representation for the District of Columbia in Congress	1977	95	Kennedy	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	65
Proposal of laws by petition and enactment of such laws by popular vote	1977	95	Abourezk	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	67
Age limit for federal Judges	1977	95	Bartlett	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	73
Reconfirmation of federal District Court Judges by popular vote	1977	95	Bartlett	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	74
Reconfirmation of federal District Court Judges by popular vote	1977	95	Roth	Delaware	Senate Joint Resolution	76
Right to life; abortion prohibited	1977	95	Hatch	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	84
Electoral College reform	1978	95	Bayh	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	123
Balanced budget	1978	95	Dole	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	138
Reduction of national debt	1978	95	McClure	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	141
Voting representation in Congress for the District of Columbia	1978	95	McClure	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	156
Repeal the twenty-third Amendment and retrocede the District of Columbia to the State of Maryland	1978	95	McClure	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	157
Statehood for the District of Columbia	1978	95	Weicker	Connecticut	Senate Joint Resolution	158
Prayer in public buildings	1977	95	Wylie	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	2
Right to life	1977	95	Delaney	New York	House Joint Resolution	5
Age limit, term and tenure of office of President; age limit and term of office of Vice President	1977	95	Frenzel	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	6
Renomination by President and reconfirmation by Senate of Supreme Court Justices and federal Judges after 10 years	1977	95	Robinson	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	7
Prayer in public buildings	1977	95	Robinson	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	8
Balancing the?????budget	1977	95	Bafalis	Florida	House Joint Resolution	14
Special election to fill vacancy in office of Vice President	1977	95	Brinkley	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	15
Term office for Supreme Court Justices	1977	95	Brinkley	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	16
Tenure of office for Members of Congress	1977	95	Frenzel	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	18
Not compel attendance at school other than that nearest	1977	95	Mottl	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	19
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Smith	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	20
Busing	1977	95	Teague	Texas	House Joint Resolution	21
Government competition in private business, and abolition of income, estate, and gift taxes	1977	95	Rousselot	California	House Joint Resolution	23
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Archer	Texas	House Joint Resolution	28
Not assign public school students, teachers, or other employees on the basis of race, creed or color	1977	95	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	29
Government power to impose death penalty	1977	95	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	30
Prayer in governmental or public schools, institution or place; reliance on God in governmental matters	1977	95	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	31
Forced and effect of treaties	1977	95	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	32
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	33
Item veto	1977	95	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	34
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	35
Not compel attendance at school other than that nearest residence	1977	95	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	37
Qualifications for office of President	1977	95	Bingham	New York	House Joint Resolution	38
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Burlison	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	39
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Carney	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	40
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Chappell	Florida	House Joint Resolution	41
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Collins	Texas	House Joint Resolution	42
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Conte	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	45
Congressional disapproval of President pardons	1977	95	Conte	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	46
Age limit, term, and tenure of office of President and Vice President	1977	95	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	50
Balancing the budget	1977	95	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	51
Prayer in public buildings	1977	95	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	52
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Derwinski	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	56
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Devine	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	57
Qualifications of Members of Congress	1977	95	Drinan	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	58
Grand juries; presentment, indictment, information	1977	95	Eilberg	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	59
Grand juries; presentment, indictment, information	1977	95	Eilberg	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	60
Grand juries; presentment, indictment, information	1977	95	Eilberg	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	61
Grand juries; presentment, indictment, information	1977	95	Eilberg	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	62
Prayer in public schools or other public buildings	1977	95	Flynt	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	63
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Flynt	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	64
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Goldwater	California	House Joint Resolution	65
Prayer in public buildings	1977	95	Hammerschmidt	Alaska	House Joint Resolution	66
Prayer in public buildings	1977	95	Hillis	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	67
Not assign or require to attend school on the basis of race, creed, or color	1977	95	Holt	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	68
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Holt	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	69
Election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Kastenmeier	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	70
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Ketchum	California	House Joint Resolution	71
Limiting the term and tenure of office President and Vice President	1977	95	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	72
Tenure of office of Members of Congress	1977	95	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	73
Compensation of Members of Congress	1977	95	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	75
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	76
Limiting the term and tenure of office for?????President, Vice President, and Members of Congress	1977	95	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	77
Not assign or require to attend school on the basis of race, creed, or color	1977	95	Lent	New York	House Joint Resolution	81
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Moorhead	California	House Joint Resolution	83
Right to life	1977	95	Murphy	New York	House Joint Resolution	84
Prayer in public buildings	1977	95	Murphy	New York	House Joint Resolution	85
Right to life	1977	95	Myers	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	88
State jurisdiction over abortion	1977	95	O'Brien	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	89
Not compel attendance at school other than the nearest residence	1977	95	O'Brien	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	90
Attendance of Members of Congress	1977	95	Robinson	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	94
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Robinson	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	95
Qualifications of Members of Congress	1977	95	Roe	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	97
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Spence	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	103
Force and effect of treaties	1977	95	Symms	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	107
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Treen	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	109
Prayer in governmental or public school, institution or place; reliance on God in governmental matters	1977	95	Young	Florida	House Joint Resolution	110
Not compel attendance at school other than that nearest residence	1977	95	Blanchard	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	111
Assignment or transportation of students beyond neighborhood prohibited unless voluntary	1977	95	Ginn	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	112
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Ginn	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	113
Election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Hughes	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	114
Right to life	1977	95	Hyde	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	115
Prayer in public buildings	1977	95	Lott	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	117
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1977	95	McClory	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	118
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Anderson	California	House Joint Resolution	120
Prayer in public buildings	1977	95	Edwards	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	121
Election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Conable	New York	House Joint Resolution	125
Election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Eilberg	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	127
Vacancy in office?????of Vice President	1977	95	Eilberg	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	128
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	130
Right to life	1977	95	Walker	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	133
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Edwards	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	138
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1977	95	Fauntroy	Washington, D.C.	House Joint Resolution	139
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Mathis	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	140
Representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1977	95	McKinney	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	142
Prayer in public schools, places, or institutions	1977	95	Mitchell	New York	House Joint Resolution	143
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Rodino	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	144
State jurisdiction over abortion	1977	95	Waggoner	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	145
Not assign or require to attend school on the basis of race, creed, or color	1977	95	Waggoner	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	146
Prayer in public buildings or places	1977	95	Waggoner	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	147
Busing	1977	95	Waggoner	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	148
Election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Danielson	California	House Joint Resolution	149
Term of office for Representatives; terminate term of office and hold election to fill vacancy in certain circumstances	1977	95	LLoyd	California	House Joint Resolution	150
Right to life	1977	95	Bauman	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	154
Right to life	1977	95	Boland	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	155
Prayer in governmental or public school, institution or place reliance on God in governmental matters	1977	95	Fuqua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	158
Right to life	1977	95	Gaydos	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	159
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Gaydos	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	160
Prayer in public schools or other public buildings	1977	95	Gaydos	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	161
Not assign or require to attend school on the basis of race, creed, or color	1977	95	Gaydos	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	162
Term and tenure of office for President and Vice President	1977	95	Hanley	New York	House Joint Resolution	163
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Levitas	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	167
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1977	95	McClory	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	168
Right to attend school nearest area residence	1977	95	Milford	Texas	House Joint Resolution	169
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Moss	California	House Joint Resolution	170
Right to life	1977	95	St Germain	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	185
State jurisdiction over abortion	1977	95	Whitehurst	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	186
Attendance of Members of Congress	1977	95	Young	Florida	House Joint Resolution	187
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Holt	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	188
State jurisdiction over abortion	1977	95	Vander Jagt	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	189
Election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Vander Jagt	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	190
Right to life	1977	95	Pressler	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	192
Election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Derwinski	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	195
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1977	95	McClory	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	197
Right to life	1977	95	Oberstar	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	198
Term and tenure of office for President, Vice President, Members of Congress, and Federal Judges	1977	95	Quayle	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	200
Age limit, term and tenure of office for Members of Congress	1977	95	Schulze	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	203
Right to life	1977	95	Abdnor	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	204
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Hamilton	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	207
Right to life	1977	95	Volkmer	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	208
Apportionment of state legislatures	1977	95	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	213
Busing	1977	95	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	214
Prayer in governmental or public school, institution or place; reliance on God in governmental matters	1977	95	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	215
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Won Pat	Guam	House Joint Resolution	217
Right to life	1977	95	Burke	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	218
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Byron	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	219
Tenure of office for Supreme Court Judges and Federal judges	1977	95	Robinson	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	223
State jurisdiction over abortion	1977	95	Whitehurst	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	225
Election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Whitehurst	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	226
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Burlison	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	228
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Burlison	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	229
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Conte	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	230
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Conte	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	231
Limiting the term and tenure of office for the President and Vice President	1977	95	Ichord	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	232
State jurisdiction over abortion	1977	95	Ichord	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	233
Not compel attendance at school other than that nearest residence	1977	95	Mottl	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	234
Not compel attendance at school other than that nearest residence	1977	95	Nedzi	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	235
Right to life	1977	95	Ruppe	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	236
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Treen	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	237
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Whalen	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	238
Pardon power of the President	1977	95	Long	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	242
Right to life	1977	95	Russo	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	243
Right to life	1977	95	Hyde	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	245
Right to life	1977	95	Zablocki	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	248
Term and tenure of office for Members of Congress	1977	95	Bedell	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	249
Election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Frenzel	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	253
Term and tenure of office for Members of Congress	1977	95	Glickman	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	254
Right to life	1977	95	Russo	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	260
Removal of Supreme Court Judges	1977	95	Frey	Florida	House Joint Resolution	262
Election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Derwinski	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	267
Mandatory retirement for Members of Congress	1977	95	Broomfield	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	270
Term and tenure of office for President, Vice President, and?????Members of?????the House of Representatives	1977	95	Hanley	New York	House Joint Resolution	275
Tenure of office for Senators and Representatives	1977	95	Pressler	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	276
Right to life	1977	95	Snyder	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	278
Tenure of office for Supreme Court Judges and Federal judges	1977	95	Snyder	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	279
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Burlison	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	281
Pardon power of the President	1977	95	Long	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	282
Right to life	1977	95	Biaggi	New York	House Joint Resolution	290
Tenure of office for Members of Congress	1977	95	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	293
Limiting the term and tenure of office?????for President and Vice President	1977	95	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	294
Limiting the term and tenure of office?????for President, Vice President, and Members of Congress	1977	95	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	295
State jurisdiction over abortion	1977	95	Whitehurst	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	298
Not assign or require to attend school on the basis of race, creed, or color	1977	95	Wydler	New York	House Joint Resolution	299
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Rangel	New York	House Joint Resolution	300
Compensation of Members of Congress	1977	95	Kindness	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	304
Establishment of a Court of the States	1977	95	Kindness	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	305
Pardon power of the President	1977	95	Long	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	306
Right to life	1977	95	McEwen	New York	House Joint Resolution	307
Right to life	1977	95	Murtha	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	308
Right to life	1977	95	Latta	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	310
Right to life	1977	95	Fithian	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	311
Election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Weaver	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	312
Item veto	1977	95	Butler	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	323
Election of judges	1977	95	Mottl	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	324
Election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Fuqua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	328
Right to life	1977	95	Oberstar	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	330
Right to life	1977	95	Young	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	335
Prayer in governmental or public school, institution or place; reliance on God in governmental matters	1977	95	Duncan	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	339
State jurisdiction over abortion	1977	95	Hammerschmidt	Alaska	House Joint Resolution	340
Tern and tenure of office for Members of the House Representatives	1977	95	Stump	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	343
Prayer in public buildings or places	1977	95	McEwen	New York	House Joint Resolution	347
Election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Fithian	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	350
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Bingham	New York	House Joint Resolution	352
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	353
Not assign?????public school students, teachers, or other employees on the basis of race, creed, or color	1977	95	Kemp	New York	House Joint Resolution	354
State jurisdiction over abortion	1977	95	Whitehurst	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	359
Tenure of office for Senators and Representatives	1977	95	Kasten	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	360
Right to life	1977	95	Luken	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	361
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Conte	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	373
Not compel attendance at school other than that nearest residence	1977	95	Mottl	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	378
Not assign or require to attend school on the basis of race, creed, or color	1977	95	Beard	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	381
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Burlison	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	384
Voting representation in Congress for District of Columbia	1977	95	Hamilton	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	392
Item veto	1977	95	Thone	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	395
Direct popular election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Burlison	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	397
Not compel attendance at school other than that nearest residence	1977	95	Duncan	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	401
Item veto	1977	95	Hyde	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	105
Item veto	1977	95	Hyde	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	406
Right to life	1977	95	Quie	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	407
Busing	1977	95	White	Texas	House Joint Resolution	414
Right to life	1977	95	Young	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	415
Prayer in public schools,?????places, or institutions	1977	95	Mollohan	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	418
Right to life	1977	95	Hyde	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	419
Prayer in public buildings	1977	95	Winn	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	420
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Dornan	California	House Joint Resolution	422
Tern and tenure of office for Members of the House Representatives	1977	95	Schulze	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	423
Establishment of a Court of the States	1977	95	Kindness	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	429
Not assign or require to attend school on the basis of race, creed, or color	1977	95	Beard	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	431
Election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Quie	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	434
Limiting the term and tenure of office for President and Vice President	1977	95	Quie	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	435
Right to life	1977	95	Murtha	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	437
Right to life	1977	95	McDade	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	442
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	447
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	448
Busing	1977	95	Gradison	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	450
Right to life	1977	95	Oberstar	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	453
Election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	455
Busing	1977	95	Mottl	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	456
Right to life	1977	95	Grassley	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	464
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Blouin	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	468
Right to life	1977	95	Blouin	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	469
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Bafalis	Florida	House Joint Resolution	473
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Bafalis	Florida	House Joint Resolution	474
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Findley	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	483
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	484
Busing	1977	95	Dickinson	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	488
Self-incrimination and evidence in criminal cases	1977	95	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	496
Right to life	1977	95	Marriot	Utah	House Joint Resolution	498
Prayer in public buildings	1977	95	Cederberg	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	508
Prohibit automatic cost of living salary increases	1977	95	Burlison	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	514
Right to life	1977	95	Hyde	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	520
Election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Brown	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	523
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	524
Self-incrimination and evidence in criminal cases	1977	95	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	530
Term and tenure of office for Members of Congress	1977	95	Glickman	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	535
Tenure of office for Senators and Representatives	1977	95	Hillis	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	538
Tenure of office for Members of Congress and Federal judges	1977	95	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	543
National referendum	1977	95	Vander Jagt	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	544
Treat District of Columbia as a State for various purposes; repeal twenty-third amendment	1977	95	Edwards	California	House Joint Resolution	554
Prayer in public buildings	1977	95	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	558
Self-incrimination	1977	95	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	559
Treat District of Columbia as a State for various purposes; repeal twenty-third amendment	1977	95	Fauntroy	Washington, D.C.	House Joint Resolution	565
Repeal twenty-fifth amendment	1977	95	Gonzales	Texas	House Joint Resolution	566
National referendum	1977	95	Vander Jagt	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	572
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	577
Right to life	1977	95	Oberstar	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	583
Prayer in public buildings	1977	95	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	585
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Neal	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	595
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Sawyer	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	602
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	604
Right to life	1977	95	McKay	Utah	House Joint Resolution	606
Right to life	1977	95	Hillis	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	610
Right to life	1977	95	Hyde	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	616
Balancing the budget	1977	95	Tucker	Alaska	House Joint Resolution	623
National referendum	1977	95	Vander Jagt	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	624
Term of office for Members of Congress	1977	95	Steers	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	630
Term of office for Representatives; restrict eligibility of Representatives to become Senator	1977	95	McClory	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	635
Treat District of Columbia as a State for various purposes repeal twenty-third amendment	1977	95	McClory	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	644
Treat District of Columbia as a State for various purposes repeal twenty-third amendment	1977	95	Fascell	Florida	House Joint Resolution	645
National referendum	1977	95	Jones	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	658
National referendum	1977	95	Vander Jagt	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	666
Prohibit discrimination based on race, color, creed, national ancestry, sex, age, or physical handicap	1977	95	Hyde	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	668
State jurisdiction over abortion	1977	95	Bowen	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	673
Election of President and Vice President	1977	95	Blouin	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	676
State jurisdiction over abortion	1977	95	Slack	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	680
Right to life	1978	95	Lent	New York	House Joint Resolution	688
Right to life	1978	95	Hansen	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	694
Right to life	1978	95	Oberstar	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	696
Term and tenure of office for Senators and Representatives	1978	95	Cornell	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	697
Treat District of Columbia as a State for various purposes; repeal twenty-third amendment	1978	95	Fauntroy	Washington, D.C.	House Joint Resolution	698
Treat District of Columbia as a State for various purposes; repeal twenty-third amendment	1978	95	Fauntroy	Washington, D.C.	House Joint Resolution	699
Treat District of Columbia as a State for various purposes; repeal twenty-third amendment	1978	95	Fauntroy	Washington, D.C.	House Joint Resolution	700
Treat District of Columbia as a State for various purposes; repeal twenty-third amendment	1978	95	Fauntroy	Washington, D.C.	House Joint Resolution	701
Treat District of Columbia as a State for various purposes; repeal twenty-third amendment	1978	95	Fauntroy	Washington, D.C.	House Joint Resolution	702
Government competition in private business, and abolition of income, estate, and gift taxes	1978	95	Collins	Texas	House Joint Resolution	713
Right to life	1978	95	Derwinski	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	733
Right to life	1978	95	Oberstar	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	735
National referendum	1978	95	Jones	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	749
Prayer in public buildings	1978	95	Latta	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	751
Balancing the budget	1978	95	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	777
Term of office for Members of the House of Representatives	1978	95	Clawson	California	House Joint Resolution	807
Right to life	1978	95	Rhodes	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	823
Right to vote in primary election	1978	95	Ryan	California	House Joint Resolution	832
Force and effect of treaties	1978	95	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	862
Tenure of office for Members of Congress	1978	95	Pressler	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	865
Balancing the budget	1978	95	Latta	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	869
Right to life	1978	95	Pressler	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	971
Balancing the budget	1978	95	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	887
Right to vote in primary election	1978	95	Ryan	California	House Joint Resolution	898
Balancing the budget	1978	95	Coleman	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	916
Popular election and term of office for judges	1978	95	Mottl	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	919
National referendum	1978	95	Mottl	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	924
National referendum	1978	95	Devine	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	943
Balancing the budget	1978	95	Hall	Texas	House Joint Resolution	954
Right to life	1978	95	Evans	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	956
Limitation on power of Congress to tax	1978	95	Holt	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	957
Balancing the budget	1978	95	Symms	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	964
Balancing the budget	1978	95	Hagedorn	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	966
Balancing the budget	1978	95	Crane	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	985
Balancing the budget	1978	95	Coleman	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	987
Balancing the budget	1978	95	Coleman	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	988
Balancing the budget	1978	95	Coleman	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	989
Balancing the budget	1978	95	Coleman	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	990
Limitation on power of Congress to tax	1978	95	Holt	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	1005
Balancing the budget	1978	95	Hagedorn	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	1010
Balancing the budget	1978	95	Hagedorn	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	1011
Balancing the budget	1978	95	Latta	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1012
Prohibit denial of equal opportunity because of quotas or ratios based on race, color,?????national origin, religion, or sex	1978	95	Collins	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1035
Balancing the budget	1978	95	Hall	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1036
Balancing the budget	1978	95	Leach	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	1042
National referendum	1978	95	Sawyer	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	1053
Balancing the budget	1978	95	Fugua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1061
Equal rights regardless of sex	1978	95	Kindness	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1066
Balancing the budget	1978	95	Crane	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	1069
Tenure of office for Supreme Court Judges and Federal judges	1978	95	Devine	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1086
Balancing the budget	1978	95	Quillen	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	1087
Term and tenure of office for Representatives	1978	95	Hughes	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	1089
National referendum	1978	95	Walker	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1101
Reconfirmation of?????Supreme Court Judges and Federal judges	1978	95	Flowers	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	1102
Equal rights regardless of sex	1978	95	Kindness	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1103
Tenure of office for Supreme Court Judges and Federal judges	1978	95	Devine	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	1105
Balancing the budget	1978	95	Kazen	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1109
Balancing the budget	1978	95	White	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1116
Balancing the budget	1978	95	Bafalis	Florida	House Joint Resolution	1123
Limitation on power of Congress to tax	1978	95	Holt	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	1124
Balancing the budget	1978	95	Rose	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	1136
Balancing the budget	1978	95	Roberts	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1137
Balancing the budget	1978	95	White	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1158
National referendum	1978	95	Goldwater	California	House Joint Resolution	1160
Balancing the budget	1978	95	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	1161
Term and tenure of office for Representatives	1978	95	Hughes	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	1162
Balancing the budget	1978	95	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	1163
Term and tenure of office for President and Vice President, Senators, and Representatives	1978	95	Hillis	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	1168
Balancing the budget	1978	95	Rooney	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	1170
Balancing the budget	1978	95	White	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1172
This?????number not used	1978	95			House Joint Resolution
This?????number not used	1978	95			House Joint Resolution
This?????number not used	1978	95			House Joint Resolution
Popular election of President and Vice President	1979	96	Bayh	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	1
End deficit financing	1979	96	DeConcini	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	2
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Lugar	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	4
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Dole	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	5
End deficit financing	1979	96	Stennis	Mississippi	Senate Joint Resolution	6
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	Armstrong	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	7
Balancing the budget	1979	96	McClure	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	9
Balancing the budget	1979	96	McClure	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	10
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Talmadge	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	11
Right to life	1979	96	Helms	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	12
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Helms	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	13
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Wallop	Wyoming	Senate Joint Resolution	16
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	18
Prohibit abortion; protection of unborn children	1979	96	Garn	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	22
Tenure of office for Senators and Representatives	1979	96	Danforth	Missouri	Senate Joint Resolution	25
Term and tenure of office for Senators and Representatives	1979	96	DeConcini	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	27
Popular election of President and Vice President	1979	96	Bayh	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	28
This index number not used	1979	96			Senate Joint Resolution
Initiative	1979	96	Hatfield	Oregon	Senate Joint Resolution	33
Term?????of office for Representatives	1979	96	Johnston	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	34
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Heflin	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	36
Balancing the budget	1979	96	H. Byrd	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	38
Balancing the budget	1979	96	H. Byrd	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	45
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	H. Byrd	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	46
Election of President and Vice President; reform of Electoral College	1979	96	Bayh	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	48
Compensation of Senators and Representatives	1979	96	Stone	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	50
Electoral College	1979	96	Cannon	Nevada	Senate Joint Resolution	51
Balancing the budget; compensate States for federally--mandated activities	1979	96	Heinz	Pennsylvania	Senate Joint Resolution	56
Balancing the budget; tax indexing	1979	96	Armstrong	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	76
Balancing the budget	1979	96	H. Byrd	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	79
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Hatch	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	86
Balancing the budget; tax indexing	1979	96	Armstrong	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	93
Term and tenure of office for President and Vice President	1979	96	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	103
Term of office for Federal judges; reappointment by President, reconfirmation by Senate	1979	96	Boren	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	110
Prayer in public schools or public buildings	1979	96	Roth	Delaware	Senate Joint Resolution	121
Balancing the budget	1979	96	DeConcini	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	126
Affirmative Action	1980	96	Hatch	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	200
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	Coleman	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	2
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Chappell	Florida	House Joint Resolution	4
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Hagedorn	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	5
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	Latta	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	6
Nomination, popular election and runoff popular elections of President and Vice President	1979	96	Danielson	California	House Joint Resolution	7
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	Levitas	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	8
Prohibition abortion; right to life	1979	96	Boland	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	9
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	Derwinski	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	10
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	11
Not compel attendance at school other than nearest residence	1979	96	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	12
Item veto of appropriations bills	1979	96	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	13
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	Bafalis	Florida	House Joint Resolution	14
Balancing the budget	1979	96	White	Texas	House Joint Resolution	15
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	16
Prohibit abortion; protection of unborn children	1979	96	Abdnor	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	17
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	G. Anderson	California	House Joint Resolution	18
Not compel attendance at school other than nearest residence	1979	96	Annunzio	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	20
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Archer	Texas	House Joint Resolution	21
Term and tenure of office for Senators and Representatives	1979	96	Bedell	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	22
Abolish income, estate and gift taxes; prohibit government competition with private business; repeal 16th Amendment	1979	96	Rousselot	California	House Joint Resolution	23
Nomination and?????popular election of President and Vice President	1979	96	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	24
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Don H. Clausen	California	House Joint Resolution	26
Abolish income, estate and gift taxes; prohibit government competition with private business; repeal 16th Amendment	1979	96	J. Collins	Texas	House Joint Resolution	27
Balancing the budget	1979	96	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	29
Minimum age for Senators and Representatives	1979	96	Drinan	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	31
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Erdahl	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	32
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	33
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	B. Evans	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	34
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Ginn	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	35
Initiative and referendum	1979	96	Goldwater	California	House Joint Resolution	37
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Goldwater	California	House Joint Resolution	38
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Gramm	Texas	House Joint Resolution	39
Initiative and Referendum	1979	96	Guyer	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	40
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	Guyer	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	41
Limit spending increases	1979	96	Guyer	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	42
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Guyer	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	43
Two-thirds vote required to increase taxes	1979	96	Guyer	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	44
Right to life	1979	96	Guyer	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	45
Prayer in public schools or places; reliance on God in government matters	1979	96	Guyer	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	46
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	George Hansen	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	47
Balancing the budget	1979	96	George Hansen	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	48
Prohibit abortion; protection of unborn children	1979	96	George Hansen	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	49
Term and tenure of office for President, Vice President, Senators and Representatives, repeal Twenty-second Amendment	1979	96	Hillis	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	50
Prohibit abortion; protection of unborn children	1979	96	Hillis	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	51
Two-thirds vote required to raise taxes	1979	96	Holt	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	52
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Holt	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	53
Not required to attend school on the basis of race, creed or color	1979	96	Holt	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	54
Item veto of appropriations bills	1979	96	Hyde	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	55
Right to life	1979	96	Hyde	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	56
Nomination, popular election and runoff popular election of President and Vice President	1979	96	Kastenmeier	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	57
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	Kazen	Texas	House Joint Resolution	58
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	59
Compensation of Senators and Representatives	1979	96	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	60
Prohibit member of Congress sentenced for felony from continuing to serve in Congress	1979	96	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	61
Limit spending increases	1979	96	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	62
Two-thirds vote required to increase taxes	1979	96	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	63
Prohibits abortion; right to life	1979	96	Lent	New York	House Joint Resolution	64
Term of office for Representatives; terminate term of office and hold election to fill vacancy in certain circumstances	1979	96	J. Lloyd	California	House Joint Resolution	65
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	Luken	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	66
Initiative and referendum	1979	96	Luken	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	67
Prayer or religious instruction in public schools or places	1979	96	D. Mitchell	New York	House Joint Resolution	70
Balancing the budget	1979	96	C. Moorhead	California	House Joint Resolution	73
Not compel attendance at school other than nearest residence	1979	96	Mottl	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	74
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Neal	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	75
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	Robinson	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	76
Term of office for Federal judges; renomination by President reconfirmation by Senate	1979	96	Robinson	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	77
Absenteeism of Senators and Representatives	1979	96	Robinson	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	78
Nomination, popular election and runoff popular election of President and Vice President	1979	96	N. Smith	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	81
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	Snyder	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	82
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Spence	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	83
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	Stenholm	Texas	House Joint Resolution	84
Force and effect of treaties and executive agreements	1979	96	Symms	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	85
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Treen	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	86
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	Vander Jagt	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	87
Electoral College reform	1979	96	Vander Jagt	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	88
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Volkmer	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	89
Prohibit abortion; right to life	1979	96	Volkmer	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	90
Busing; affirmative action	1979	96	White	Texas	House Joint Resolution	91
Nomination, popular election and runoff popular election of President and Vice President	1979	96	Won Pat	Guam	House Joint Resolution	93
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Wylie	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	94
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Wylie	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	95
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Wylie	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	96
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Wylie	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	97
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Wylie	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	98
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	Yatron	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	99
Prohibit abortion; right to life	1979	96	R. Young	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	101
Balancing the budget	1979	96	P. Crane	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	103
Prayer in public schools or places; reliance on God in governmental matters	1979	96	Fuqua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	104
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	Fuqua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	105
Nomination and election of President and Vice President; Electoral College reform	1979	96	Fuqua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	106
Right to life; prohibit abortion	1979	96	Gaydos	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	108
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Gudger	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	109
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Hammerschmidt	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	111
Initiative and referendum	1979	96	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	113
Tenure of office of Senators and Representatives	1979	96	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	114
Prayer in public buildings	1979	96	Latta	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	115
Prohibit abortion; right to life	1979	96	Latta	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	116
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	Quillen	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	123
Prohibit abortion; right to life	1979	96	St Germain	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	124
Nomination and election of President and Vice President; Electoral College reform	1979	96	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	125
Balancing the budget; limit taxes	1979	96	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	126
Death penalty permitted in certain circumstances	1979	96	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	127
Not assign students or teachers to schools on the basis of race, creed, or color	1979	96	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	129
Force and effect of treaties and executive agreements	1979	96	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	130
Prayer in public buildings	1979	96	J. Edwards	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	131
Prohibit abortion; right to life	1979	96	Grassley	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	132
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Mathis	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	133
Prohibit abortion; right to life	1979	96	Mazzoli	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	135
Prohibit abortion; right to life	1979	96	J. Murphy	New York	House Joint Resolution	138
Prohibit abortion; right to life	1979	96	Oberstar	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	139
Absenteeism of Senators and Representatives	1979	96	C. Young	Florida	House Joint Resolution	140
Prayer in public schools or places; reliance on God in governmental matters	1979	96	C. Young	Florida	House Joint Resolution	141
Right to life	1979	96	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	142
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	Fountain	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	143
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Sawyer	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	146
Initiative and referendum	1979	96	Sawyer	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	147
Nomination, and popular election and popular run off election for President and Vice President	1979	96	Conte	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	150
Congressional disapproval of Presidental reprieves and pardons	1979	96	Conte	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	151
Prayer in public buildings	1979	96	Hammerschmidt	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	156
Term and tenure of office of President and Vice President	1979	96	Ichord	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	158
Term and tenure of office of President and Vice President, Senator, Representative and Federal judges	1979	96	Quayle	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	160
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Fithian	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	163
Prohibit abortion, right to life	1979	96	Luken	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	165
Term and tenure of office and age limit for President and Vice President	1979	96	Frenzel	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	168
Tenure of office for Senators and Representatives	1979	96	Frenzel	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	169
Term and tenure of office for?????Senators and Representatives; Repeal section 2 clause of Article I of the Constitution	1979	96	Glickman	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	170
Term of office for Federal judges, reconfirmation by Senate	1979	96	Dickinson	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	171
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Findley	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	172
Not compel attendance at school other than nearest residence	1979	96	Hammerschmidt	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	173
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Kramer	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	175
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Lujan	New Mexico	House Joint Resolution	176
Limit budget deficit	1979	96	Quayle	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	177
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Rose	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	178
Term and tenure of office for Senators and Representatives; repeal first clause of Section 2, Article I of the Constitution	1979	96	Shumway	California	House Joint Resolution	179
Popular election of President and Vice President	1979	96	Erdahl	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	181
Term and tenure of office for President, Vice President, Senator and Representative	1979	96	Erdahl	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	182
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Roberts	Texas	House Joint Resolution	185
Term and tenure of office and maximum age for President,?????Vice President, Senator and Representative	1979	96	Schulze	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	186
Not construe Constitution to require other than neighborhood schools	1979	96	Blanchard	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	187
Term of office for Federal judges, renomination by President, reconfirmation by Senate	1979	96	J. Edwards	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	188
Nomination, popular election and runoff popular election of President and Vice President	1979	96	J. Edwards	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	189
Representation in the House of Representatives for the District of Columbia, territories and possessions of the United States	1979	96	G. Hansen	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	190
Term and tenure of office for Federal Judges	1979	96	Applegate	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	191
Not compel attendance at school other than nearest residence; insure equal educational opportunity	1979	96	Fary	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	192
Initiative and referendum	1979	96	Kemp	New York	House Joint Resolution	196
Prohibit abortion; protection of unborn children	1979	96	Rhodes	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	197
Require two-thirds vote to increase taxes or debt	1979	96	Holt	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	202
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Mottl	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	204
Electoral College reform	1979	96	Conable	New York	House Joint Resolution	207
Nomination, popular election and runoff popular election for President and Vice President	1979	96	Fithian	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	208
Prohibit abortion; protection of unborn children	1979	96	Russo	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	211
Balancing the budget; require two-thirds vote to increase debt	1979	96	White	Texas	House Joint Resolution	213
Prohibit abortion; right to life; protection of unborn children	1979	96	Zablocki	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	214
Balancing the budget; limit debt	1979	96	Daschle	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	218
Reform Electoral College	1979	96	Bingham	New York	House Joint Resolution	223
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Byron	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	225
Not compel attendance at school other than nearest residence; insure equal educational opportunity	1979	96	J. Duncan	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	226
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	J. Duncan	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	227
Prohibit abortion, right to life	1979	96	D. Evans	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	232
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	J. Lloyd	California	House Joint Resolution	233
Repeal 25th amendment to the Constitution	1979	96	Gonzalez	Texas	House Joint Resolution	235
Prohibit abortion; protection of unborn children	1979	96	McEwen	New York	House Joint Resolution	236
Prayer or meditation in public buildings or places	1979	96	McEwen	New York	House Joint Resolution	237
Nomination, popular election and runoff popular election for President and Vice President	1979	96	McClory	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	240
Prohibit abortion; protection of unborn children	1979	96	Russo	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	250
Nomination, popular election and runoff popular election for President and Vice President	1979	96	Boner	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	252
Not compel attendance at school other than nearest residence; insure equal educational opportunity	1979	96	Bouquard	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	253
Nomination, popular election and runoff popular election of President and Vice President	1979	96	Burlison	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	254
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	Bouquard	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	257
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	Bouquard	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	258
Requires two-thirds vote to increase taxes	1979	96	Bouquard	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	259
Nomination, popular election and runoff popular election for President and Vice President	1979	96	Burlison	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	261
Not construe Constitution to require other than neighborhood schools	1979	96	Gradison	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	264
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	McClory	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	269
Term of office for Representatives	1979	96	Emery	Maine	House Joint Resolution	272
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Solomon	New York	House Joint Resolution	274
Balancing the budget; tax indexing; tax increase procedure	1979	96	Rousselot	California	House Joint Resolution	278
Equal rights for men and women	1979	96	Kindness	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	282
Initiative	1979	96	J. Jones	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	286
Balancing the budget; limit congressional power to tax	1979	96	Symms	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	287
Nomination, popular election and runoff popular election for President and Vice President	1979	96	Burlison	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	288
Requires two-thirds vote to increase debt	1979	96	Gradison	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	289
Not compel attendance at school other than nearest residence; insure equal educational opportunity	1979	96	Dickinson	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	290
Not assign or require to attend school on the basis of race, creed or color	1979	96	R. Beard	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	293
Right to life	1979	96	Mazzoli	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	294
Term of office for Federal Judges; renomination by President; reconfirmation by Senate	1979	96	Devine	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	296
Prohibit abortion, right to life	1979	96	Fithian	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	297
Nomination, popular election and runoff popular election of President and Vice President	1979	96	Burlison	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	299
Right to life	1979	96	Dornan	California	House Joint Resolution	300
Prayer in public buildings	1979	96	Lott	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	301
Moment of silence in public buildings	1979	96	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	302
Proposal of constitutional amendments by States	1979	96	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	304
Balancing the budget	1979	96	Findley	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	305
Nomination, popular election and runoff popular election of President and Vice President	1979	96	Burlison	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	308
Prayer in public schools or places	1979	96	Wampler	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	312
Self-incrimination and evidence in criminal cases	1979	96	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	314
Tenure of office for Senators, Representatives and Federal judges	1979	96	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	315
Prohibit abortion, right to life	1979	96	Hubbard	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	323
Prayer in public schools or places; reliance on God in governmental matters	1979	96	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	328
Prayer in public buildings	1979	96	Wylie	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	330
Prohibits member of Congress convicted of felony from continuing to serve	1979	96	C. Young	Florida	House Joint Resolution	331
Nomination, popular election and runoff popular election for President and Vice President	1979	96	Burlison	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	332
Term and tenure of office and age limit for President, Vice President, Senator, Representative and Federal judges	1979	96	Clinger	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	334
Prayer in public buildings	1979	96	Staggers	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	340
Requires two-thirds vote to approve deficit spending	1979	96	R. Beard	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	342
Prayer or religious institution in public schools or places	1979	96	Mollohan	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	352
Prohibit abortion, right to life	1979	96	McDade	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	354
Term and tenure of office for Senators and Representatives; limit length of Congressional sessions	1979	96	Paul	Texas	House Joint Resolution	368
Term and tenure of office of President and?????Vice President	1979	96	Quayle	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	377
Item veto in appropriations bills	1979	96	Butler	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	380
Not compel attendance at school other than nearest residence; insure equal educational opportunity	1979	96	Patterson	California	House Joint Resolution	384
Limit spending increases	1979	96	Jenkins	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	395
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1979	96	Hinson	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	396
Balancing the budget; Compensate States for federally-mandated activities	1979	96	J. Burton	California	House Joint Resolution	400
Term and tenure of office for President	1979	96	J. Duncan	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	401
Balancing the budget; tax indexing; tax change procedures	1979	96	Rousselot	California	House Joint Resolution	408
Congressional power to review and to approve, modify or disapprove of rules and regulations issued to carry out laws	1979	96	Watkins	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	409
Term of office of Supreme Court Justice; renomination by President, reconfirmation by each?????House of Congress?????	1979	96	Brinkley	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	418
Single six-year term for President, Vice President, Senator and Representative	1979	96	J. Collins	Texas	House Joint Resolution	419
Limit spending increase	1979	96	Railsback	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	437
Congressional power to review and to approve, modify or disapprove rules and regulations issued to carry out laws	1979	96	Rousselot	California	House Joint Resolution	438
Term and tenure?????of office of Supreme Court Justice	1979	96	Hyde	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	465
Prohibit abortion, right to life	1979	96	Fish	New York	House Joint Resolution	475
Right to life	1980	96	J. Murphy	New York	House Joint Resolution	479
Tenure of office for Supreme Court Justices	1980	96	Rousselot	California	House Joint Resolution	482
Prayer or meditation in public buildings or places	1980	96	Carter	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	484
Balancing the budget; requires three-fifths vote to increase taxes	1980	96	Quayle	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	486
Prayer in public schools or places; reliance on God in government matters	1980	96	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	489
Tenure of office for Federal judges magistrates	1980	96	Paul	Texas	House Joint Resolution	491
Force and effect of treaties and executive agreements	1980	96	Paul	Texas	House Joint Resolution	492
Prayer in public buildings or places	1980	96	Gudger	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	528
Establishment of a Court of the States	1980	96	Kindness	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	537
Single six-year term for President, Vice President and?????Senator	1980	96	J. Collins	Texas	House Joint Resolution	538
Prohibit discrimination based on race, color, creed, national ancestry, sex, age, or physical handicap	1980	96	Hyde	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	543
Electoral College reform	1980	96	Derwinski	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	549
Initiative	1980	96	Solomon	New York	House Joint Resolution	557
Prohibits person convicted of felony from being a Representative or Senator	1980	96	Sensenbrenner	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	561
Balancing and budget; debt reduction	1980	96	C. Long	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	563
Right to life	1980	96	Gaydos	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	576
Congressional apportionment to be based on the number of U.S. citizens in each State	1980	96	J. Leach	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	581
Single six-year term for President and?????Vice President; Twenty-second amendment to the Constitution	1980	96	Studds	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	582
Popular election and runoff popular election for President and Vice President	1980	96	J. Leach	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	585
Nomination, popular election and runoff popular election for President and Vice President	1980	96	Studds	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	591
Permit Congress to propose referenda as the mode of ratification used by the States for Constitutional Amendments	1980	96	Lujan	New Mexico	House Joint Resolution	595
Tenure of office for Senators and Representatives	1980	96	Studds	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	603
Representation in the House of Representatives for the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Virgin Islands	1980	96	Dornan	California	House Joint Resolution	605
Right to life	1980	96	Hinson	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	621
Prohibits Federal court order of busing	1980	96	Volkmer	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	623
Balancing the budget	1980	96	Grassley	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	624
Right to life	1980	96	Tauke	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	626
Term of office and election of Federal district judges	1980	96	Mottl	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	630
Single six-year term for President; six-year term for Vice President	1980	96	Conyers	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	631
Initiative	1979	96	J. Jones	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	3342
Limit spending increases	1979	96	Jenkins	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	5089
Balancing the budget	1981	97	DeConcini	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	1
Tenure of office for Senators and Representatives	1981	97	DeConcini	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	2
Nomination, popular election and runoff popular election of President and Vice President	1981	97	Pryor	Arkansas	Senate Joint Resolution	3
Balancing budget	1981	97	Lugar	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	7
Nomination, popular election and runoff popular election of President and Vice President	1981	97	Mathias	Maryland	Senate Joint Resolution	8
Balancing the budget; tax increase procedure	1981	97	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	9
Tenure of office of Senators and Representatives	1981	97	Mattingly	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	13
Right to life; protection of unborn children	1981	97	Garn	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	17
Right to life	1981	97	Grassley	Iowa	Senate Joint Resolution	18
Right to life	1981	97	Helms	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	19
Term of office for Federal judges; reconfirmation by Senate	1981	97	Boren	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	21
Balancing the budget; tax increase procedure	1981	97	Heflin	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	23
Term of office for Federal judges	1981	97	Durenberger	Minnesota	Senate Joint Resolution	24
Tenure of office of Senators and Representatives	1981	97	Danforth	Missouri	Senate Joint Resolution	25
Balancing the budget; limit spending	1981	97	Byrd	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	26
Commencement of Presidential, Vice Presidential, and congressional terms of office	1981	97	Pell	Rhode Island	Senate Joint Resolution	27
Single six-year term for President and Vice President	1981	97	Bentsen	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	37
Affirmative action	1981	97	Hatch	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	41
Balancing the budget; limit tax increases	1981	97	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	43
Limit spending increases; compensate States for federally-mandated activities	1981	97	Heinz	Pennsylvania	Senate Joint Resolution	45
Limit spending increases; compensate States for federally-mandated activities	1981	97	Heinz	Pennsylvania	Senate Joint Resolution	54
Balancing the budget; taxes; prohibit debt increase	1981	97	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	58
Balancing the budget	1981	97	Helms	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	63
Single six-year term for President and Vice President	1981	97	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	70
English official language of U.S.	1981	97	Hayakawa	California	Senate Joint Resolution	72
Balancing the budget; tax indexing; tax bill procedures	1981	97	Armstrong	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	77
Concurrent power to Congress and States to restrict and prohibit abortion	1981	97	Hatch	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	110
Balancing the budget	1981	97	Stennis	Mississippi	Senate Joint Resolution	132
Prohibit abortion; right to life	1981	97	Helms	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	137
Supreme Court to establish compensation and certain tax deductions of Members of Congress	1981	97	Stevens	Alaska	Senate Joint Resolution	164
Balancing the budget; taxing and spending	1982	97	Chiles	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	196
Prayer in public schools and other public institutions	1982	97	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	199
Equal rights regardless of sex	1982	97	Tsongas	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	213
Item veto for appropriations bills	1982	97	Dixon	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	229
Prayer in public schools or other public institutions	1982	97	Byrd	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	247
Balancing the budget; tax indexing; tax change procedures	1981	97	Armstrong	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	1020
Single six-year term for President and Vice President; repeal Twenty-second Amendment	1981	97	Brooks	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1
Balancing budget; prohibit debt increase; debt reduction	1981	97	Coleman	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	2
Balancing budget; limit spending	1981	97	Neal	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	3
Balancing budget; debt reduction	1981	97	McClory	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	4
Term and tenure of office for Federal Judges	1981	97	Applegate	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	8
Balancing the budget; limit spending	1981	97	Archer	Texas	House Joint Resolution	9
Balancing budget; debt reduction	1981	97	Derwinski	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	10
Limit spending and taxes	1981	97	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	11
Election of President and Vice President; reform of Electoral College	1981	97	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	12
Right to life	1981	97	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	13
Balancing budget; prohibit debt increase; debt reduction	1981	97	Bafalis	Florida	House Joint Resolution	14
Force and effect of treaties and other international agreements	1981	97	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	15
Not assign students or teachers on the basis of race, creed or color	1981	97	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	16
Death penalty permitted by Congress or State for murder, by Congress for treason	1981	97	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	17
Balancing the budget	1981	97	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	19
Nomination and popular election of President and Vice President	1981	97	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	20
Item veto for appropriations bills	1981	97	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	21
Not compel attendance at school other than nearest residence	1981	97	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	22
Abolish income, estate and gift taxes; prohibit government competition with private business; repeal Sixteenth Amendment	1981	97	Rousselot	California	House Joint Resolution	23
Prayer in public buildings	1981	97	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	24
Balancing the budget	1981	97	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	25
Balancing the budget; prohibit debt increase; debt reduction	1981	97	Duncan	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	26
Right to life	1981	97	Emerson	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	27
Not compel attendance at school other than nearest residence	1981	97	Emerson	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	28
Nomination and election of President and Vice President; reform of Electoral College	1981	97	Fuqua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	29
Prayer in public schools or places; reliance on God in governmental matters	1981	97	Fuqua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	30
Balancing the budget; prohibit debt increase; debt reduction	1981	97	Fuqua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	31
Right to life	1981	97	Guyer	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	32
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1981	97	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	33
Initiative and referendum	1981	97	Guyer	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	34
Require 2/3 thirds vote to increase taxes	1981	97	Guyer	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	35
Balancing the budget; limit taxes	1981	97	Guyer	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	36
Permits Congress to allow District of Columbia and territories and possessions of the U.S to have Representatives in the House of Representatives	1981	97	Hansen	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	38
Right to life; protection of unborn children	1981	97	Hansen	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	39
Balancing the budget; limit taxes	1981	97	Hansen	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	40
Balancing the budget; tax increase mandated in certain circumstances; require 2/3 vote to increase debt	1981	97	Hansen	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	41
Balancing the budget; prohibit debt increase; debt reduction	1981	97	Hansen	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	42
Limit spending increases; compensate States for federally-mandated activities	1981	97	Hansen	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	43
Require 2/3 vote to increase taxes	1981	97	Holt	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	44
Balancing the budget	1981	97	Holt	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	45
Not assign to school on the basis of race, creed, or color	1981	97	Holt	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	46
Balancing the budget; prohibit debt increase; debt reduction	1981	97	Holt	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	47
Prohibit discrimination on the basis of race, color, creed, national ancestry, sex, age, or physical handicap	1981	97	Hyde	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	49
Right to life	1981	97	Hyde	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	50
Tenure of office for Senators, Representatives and Federal judges	1981	97	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	51
Nomination, popular election and runoff popular election of President and Vice President	1981	97	Kastenmeier	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	52
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1981	97	Latta	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	53
Balancing the budget; prohibit debt increase; debt reduction	1981	97	Long	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	54
Balancing the budget	1981	97	Moorhead	California	House Joint Resolution	55
Courts not assign to school on the basis of race, religion or national origin	1981	97	Mottl	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	56
Balancing the budget; prohibit debt increase; debt reduction	1981	97	Quillen	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	57
Limit spending increases	1981	97	Railsback	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	58
Balancing the budget; prohibit debt increase; debt reduction	1981	97	Robinson	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	59
Ten-year term of office for Federal judges; renomination by President, reconfirmation by Senate	1981	97	Robinson	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	60
Right to life; protection of unborn children	1981	97	Rhodes	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	62
Congressional power to review and to approve, modify or disapprove of rules and regulations issued to carry out laws	1981	97	Rousselot	California	House Joint Resolution	64
Term and tenure of office for Senators and Representatives	1981	97	Shumway	California	House Joint Resolution	65
Balancing the budget	1981	97	Solomon	New York	House Joint Resolution	66
Initiative and referendum	1981	97	Solomon	New York	House Joint Resolution	67
Prayer in public buildings	1981	97	Wylie	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	69
Nomination of candidates for President and Vice President by popular primary and runoff popular primary	1981	97	Smith	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	70
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1981	97	Anderson	California	House Joint Resolution	71
Single six-year term for President, Vice President and Senator	1981	97	Collins	Texas	House Joint Resolution	75
Balancing the budget; prohibit debt increase; debt reduction	1981	97	Kazen	Texas	House Joint Resolution	76
Single six-year term for President and Vice President; repeal Twenty-second Amendment	1981	97	Studds	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	77
Tenure of office for Senators and Representatives	1981	97	Studds	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	78
Nomination, popular election and runoff popular election of President and Vice President	1981	97	Studds	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	79
Nomination, popular election and runoff popular election of President and Vice President	1981	97	Brooks	Texas	House Joint Resolution	80
Balancing the budget	1981	97	Crane	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	82
Balancing the budget	1981	97	Gradison	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	85
Not construe Constitution to require other than neighborhood schools	1981	97	Gradison	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	86
Self-incrimination and evidence in criminal cases; amend Sixth Amendment	1981	97	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	87
Proposal of Constitutional amendments by States	1981	97	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	88
Balancing the budget	1981	97	Beard	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	89
Not compel attendance at school because of race, color, creed or sex	1981	97	Volkmer	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	91
Prohibit abortion; protection of unborn children	1981	97	Volkmer	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	92
Federal courts and agencies prohibited from ordering busing unless authorized by Congress	1981	97	White	Texas	House Joint Resolution	95
Balancing the budget; tax increase mandated in certain circumstances; require 2/3 vote to increase debt	1981	97	White	Texas	House Joint Resolution	96
Limit spending increases	1981	97	Guyer	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	97
Balancing the budget; prohibit debt increase; debt reduction	1981	97	Guyer	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	98
Prohibit abortion; protection of unborn children	1981	97	Luken	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	99
Balancing the budget; tax bill procedures	1981	97	Rousselot	California	House Joint Resolution	100
Balancing the budget; prohibit debt increase; debt reduction	1981	97	Luken	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	101
Right to life	1981	97	Dornan	California	House Joint Resolution	104
Balancing the budget	1981	97	Erdahl	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	105
Right to life	1981	97	Gaydos	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	106
Balancing the budget	1981	97	Ginn	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	107
Balancing the budget; prohibit debt increase; debt reduction	1981	97	Hinson	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	110
Balancing the budget	1981	97	Kramer	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	113
Initiative and referendum	1981	97	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	115
Require 2/3 vote to increase taxes	1981	97	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	116
Limit Spending increases	1981	97	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	117
Balancing the budget	1981	97	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	118
Tenure of office for Senators and Representatives	1981	97	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	119
Prohibits Members of Congress from continuing to serve after a felony conviction	1981	97	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	120
Compensation of Senators and Representatives	1981	97	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	121
Prohibit abortion; protection of unborn children	1981	97	Mazzoli	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	122
Prayer or religious instruction in public schools or places	1981	97	Mollohan	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	123
Prohibit abortion; protection of unborn children	1981	97	Oberstar	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	125
Prayer in public schools or places	1981	97	Wampler	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	126
Prohibit abortion; protection of unborn children	1981	97	Zablocki	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	127
Nomination, popular election and runoff popular election of President and Vice President	1981	97	Howard	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	130
Prayer in public schools or places; reliance on God in governmental matters	1981	97	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	132
Right to life	1981	97	Fish	New York	House Joint Resolution	133
Prayer in public buildings	1981	97	Nichols	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	135
Nomination, popular election and runoff popular election of President and Vice President	1981	97	Danielson	California	House Joint Resolution	140
Balancing the budget	1981	97	Hartnett	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	142
Balancing the budget	1981	97	Sawyer	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	146
Initiative and referendum	1981	97	Sawyer	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	147
Balancing the budget; mandate tax increase in certain circumstances; prohibit debt increase	1981	97	Volkmer	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	149
Term and tenure of office of Senators and Representatives	1981	97	Bedell	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	150
Balancing the budget	1981	97	Levitas	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	157
Presidential and vice presidential vote for insular territories	1981	97	Burton	California	House Joint Resolution	161
Nomination, popular election and runoff popular election of President and Vice President	1981	97	Wong Pat	Guam	House Joint Resolution	163
Prayer in public schools or places; reliance on God in governmental matters	1981	97	Young	Florida	House Joint Resolution	164
Senate and Representatives not continue in office after felony conviction	1981	97	Young	Florida	House Joint Resolution	165
Balancing the budget	1981	97	Chappell	Florida	House Joint Resolution	166
Tenure of office for Senators and Representatives	1981	97	Coats	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	167
Limit spending increases; compensate States for federally-mandated activities	1981	97	Jenkins	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	169
Prayer or religious instruction in public schools or places	1981	97	Mitchell	New York	House Joint Resolution	170
Prohibit persons convicted of crime punishable by imprisonment exceeding one year from being Representative or Senator	1981	97	Sensenbrenner	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	179
Balancing the budget; limit spending	1981	97	Daschle	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	180
Balancing the budget	1981	97	Fithian	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	181
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1981	97	Bouquard	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	187
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1981	97	Bouquard	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	188
Equal rights regardless of sex	1981	97	Kindness	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	192
Establishment of a Court of the States	1981	97	Kindness	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	193
Balancing the budget; limit spending	1981	97	Shelby	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	194
Nomination, popular election and runoff popular election of President and Vice President	1981	97	Edwards	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	195
Prohibit abortion; right to life; protection of unborn children	1981	97	Russo	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	198
Repeal Twenty-fifth Amendment	1981	97	Gonzalez	Texas	House Joint Resolution	204
Prohibits compelling attendance outside residential district because of race, color or national origin; requires neighborhood schools; prohibits denial of equal education opportunity	1981	97	Patterson	California	House Joint Resolution	210
Balancing the budget; tax increase limits	1981	97	Bafalis	Florida	House Joint Resolution	211
Balancing the budget	1981	97	Findley	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	222
Congressional apportionment to include resident aliens	1981	97	Clinger	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	233
Right to life; protection of unborn children	1981	97	Hillis	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	249
Tenure of office for Senators and Representatives	1981	97	McCollum	Florida	House Joint Resolution	264
Term and tenure of office of Senators and Representatives	1981	97	McCollum	Florida	House Joint Resolution	267
Term and tenure of office for President, Vice President, Senator and Representative; repeal Twenty-second Amendment	1981	97	Mavroules	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	269
Tenure of office for Senators and Representatives	1981	97	Napier	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	270
Single six-year term for President and Vice President	1981	97	Erdahl	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	284
Balancing the budget	1981	97	Hammerschmidt	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	310
Prayer in public buildings	1981	97	Hammerschmidt	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	311
Not compel attendance at other than nearest residence	1981	97	Hammerschmidt	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	312
Not compel attendance at other than nearest residence	1981	97	Gephardt	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	329
Compensation of Senators and Representatives	1981	97	Lee	New York	House Joint Resolution	344
Balancing the budget; compensate States for federally-mandated activities	1981	97	Jenkins	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	350
Concurrent power to Congress and States to restrict and prohibit abortion	1981	97	Ashbrook	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	372
Prohibit abortion; right to life	1981	97	Luken	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	380
Term and tenure of office and maximum age for President, Vice President, Senator, Representative, and Federal judge	1982	97	Clinger	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	419
Term of office for Federal judges; reconfirmation by Senate	1982	97	Dickinson	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	427
Balancing budget	1982	97	Daschle	South Dakota	House Joint Resolution	439
English official language of U.S.	1982	97	Dornan	California	House Joint Resolution	442
Term of office for Federal judges; reconfirmation by popular vote	1982	97	Smith	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	451
Congress not abridge right to contract	1982	97	Walker	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	466
Force and effect of treaties	1982	97	McDonald	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	477
Balancing the budget; compensation of Members of Congress; compensation to States for federally-mandated activities	1982	97	Collins	Texas	House Joint Resolution	483
Term of office for Federal judges; reconfirmation by Senate	1982	97	Fields	Texas	House Joint Resolution	490
Prayer in public schools or institutions	1982	97	Kindness	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	493
Concurrent power to Congress and States to restrict and prohibit abortion	1982	97	Emerson	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	504
Initiative and referendum	1982	97	Kemp	New York	House Joint Resolution	517
Congressional campaign contributions and expenditures	1982	97	Reuss	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	525
Congress not abridge right to contract	1982	97	Walker	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	527
Item veto in appropriations bills	1982	97	Archer	Texas	House Joint Resolution	528
Equal rights regardless of sex	1982	97	Biaggi	New York	House Joint Resolution	529
Equal rights regardless of sex	1982	97	Rodino	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	533
Equal rights regardless of sex	1982	97	Ertel	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	534
Balancing the budget	1982	97	Nelson	Florida	House Joint Resolution	535
Equal rights regardless of sex, except for military	1982	97	Neal	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	540
Equal rights regardless of sex, except for military	1982	97	Neal	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	544
Balancing the budget	1982	97	Derrick	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	546
Balancing the budget	1982	97	Frost	Texas	House Joint Resolution	547
Balancing the budget; compensation to States for federally-mandated activities	1982	97	Heftel	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	549
National debt increases	1982	97	Pashayan	California	House Joint Resolution	555
National debt increases; tax increases	1982	97	Pashayan	California	House Joint Resolution	560
National debt increases; tax increases	1982	97	Pashayan	California	House Joint Resolution	561
	1982	97	Fuqua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	570
Balancing the budget	1982	97	Simon	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	574
Balancing the budget	1982	97	Simon	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	575
Revenue bills must originate in House of Representatives	1982	97	Kindness	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	579
Prayer or other religious activity in public schools	1982	97	Coats	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	611
Balancing the budget	1982	97	Eckart	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	617
Balancing the budget	1982	97	Conable	New York	House Joint Resolution	624
Congressional, Presidential and State election campaign contributions and expenditures	1982	97	Bingham	New York	House Joint Resolution	628
Right to life	1981	97	Paul	Texas	House Joint Resolution	392
Compensation of Members of Congress	1983	98	Long	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	1
Power to Congress and States to legislate on abortion	1983	98	Hatch	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	3
Prohibit abortion; right to life	1983	98	Garn	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	4
Balancing the budget; limit tax increases	1983	98	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	5
Balancing the budget; limit tax increases; prohibit debt increase	1983	98	Heflin	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	7
Right to life	1983	98	Helms	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	8
Prohibit abortion; right to life	1983	98	Helms	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	9
Equal rights regardless of sex	1983	98	Tsongas	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	10
Right to life	1983	98	Helms	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	13
Prohibit abortion; right to life	1983	98	Helms	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	14
Nomination, popular election and runoff popular election of President and Vice President	1983	98	Pryor	Arkansas	Senate Joint Resolution	17
Balancing the budget; limit tax increases	1983	98	DeConcini	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	22
Tenure of office for Senators and Representatives	1983	98	DeConcini	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	23
Prohibit abortion; right to life	1983	98	Grassley	Iowa	Senate Joint Resolution	24
Item veto of appropriations bills	1983	98	Dixon	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	26
Term of office for Federal judges; reconfirmation by Senate	1983	98	Boren	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	39
Limit spending	1983	98	McClure	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	48
Commencement of term of office for President, Vice President, and Members of Congress	1983	98	Pell	Rhode Island	Senate Joint Resolution	71
Naturalized citizens eligible to be President or Vice President	1983	98	Eagleton	Missouri	Senate Joint Resolution	72
Prayer in public schools or institutions	1983	98	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	73
Appellate jurisdiction of Supreme Court	1983	98	Moynihan	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	100
Congressional power to limit campaign contributions and expenditures	1983	98	Stevens	Alaska	Senate Joint Resolution	110
Term and tenure of office for President, Vice President, Senator and Representative	1983	98	Kasten	Wisconsin	Senate Joint Resolution	115
Executive action subject to Congressional approval in certain circumstances	1983	98	DeConcini	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	135
Tenure of office for Senators and Representatives	1983	98	Humphrey	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	162
English official language of U.S.	1983	98	Huddleston	Kentucky	Senate Joint Resolution	167
Item veto for appropriations bills	1983	98	Mattingly	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	178
Tenure of service in Congress	1983	98	Nickles	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	200
Prayer or meditation in public schools; equal access to public school facilities	1984	98	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	212
Prayer in public buildings	1984	98	Baker	Tennessee	Senate Joint Resolution	218
Limit spending	1984	98	McClure	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	348
Equal rights regardless of sex	1983	98	Rodino	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	1
Nomination, popular election and runoff popular election of President and Vice President	1983	98	Brooks	Texas	House Joint Resolution	5
Single six-year term for President and Vice President; repeal 22nd Amendment	1983	98	Brooks	Texas	House Joint Resolution	6
Equal rights regardless of sex	1983	98	Biaggi	New York	House Joint Resolution	7
Balancing the budget	1983	98	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	8
Not compel attendance at school other than nearest residence; insure equal education opportunity	1983	98	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	9
Item veto of appropriations bills	1983	98	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	10
Nomination and popular election of President and Vice President; less than 40 percent plurality resolved by Congress	1983	98	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	11
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1983	98	Lent	New York	House Joint Resolution	12
Not compel attendance at school other than nearest residence	1983	98	Emerson	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	14
Prohibit abortion; right to life	1983	98	Emerson	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	15
Prayer in public buildings; reliance on God in governmental matters	1983	98	Fuqua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	16
Removal of Federal judges by Senate	1983	98	Fuqua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	17
Electoral College reform; nomination of President and Vice President	1983	98	Fuqua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	18
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1983	98	Fuqua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	19
Abolish income, estate, and gift taxes; prohibit government commercial or financial activity not specifically mentioned in Constitution; repeal Sixteenth Amendment	1983	98	Paul	Texas	House Joint Resolution	23
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1983	98	Hansen	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	24
Representatives in the House of Representatives for the District of Columbia, territories and possessions	1983	98	Hansen	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	25
Right to life	1983	98	Hansen	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	26
Balancing the budget; tax increase mandated in certain circumstances; procedure for increasing debt	1983	98	Hansen	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	27
Courts not assign to school on the basis of race, religion, or national origin	1983	98	Hansen	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	28
Tenure of office for Senators and Representatives	1983	98	McCollum	Florida	House Joint Resolution	32
Term and tenure of office for Senators and Representatives; repeal part of Article I of Constitution	1983	98	McCollum	Florida	House Joint Resolution	33
Balancing the budget	1983	98	Neal	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	35
Balancing the budget; limit speaking	1983	98	Neal	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	36
Equal rights regardless of sex	1983	98	Neal	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	37
Equal rights regardless of sex	1983	98	Neal	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	38
Balancing the budget; prohibit debt increase; debt reduction	1983	98	Quillen	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	39
Balancing the budget; prohibit debt increase; debt reduction	1983	98	Robinson	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	40
Staggered four-year terms for Representatives	1983	98	Roth	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	45
Term and tenure of office for Senators and Representatives; repeal part of Article I of Constitution	1983	98	Shumway	California	House Joint Resolution	46
Balancing the budget; prohibit debt increase; debt reduction	1983	98	Shumway	California	House Joint Resolution	47
Nomination of President and Vice President by primary and runoff primary	1983	98	Smith	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	48
Item veto for appropriations bills	1983	98	Archer	Texas	House Joint Resolution	52
Balancing the budget	1983	98	Archer	Texas	House Joint Resolution	53
Balancing the budget; surtax	1983	98	Chappell	Florida	House Joint Resolution	55
Concurrent power to Congress and States to restrict and prohibit abortions	1983	98	Emerson	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	59
Balancing the Budget	1983	98	Hammerschmidt	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	64
Equal rights regardless of sex	1983	98	Kindness	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	66
Balancing the budget	1983	98	Levitas	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	67
Commencement of terms of office for President, Vice President, Senator and Representative; repeal parts of Twentieth Amendment	1983	98	Luken	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	68
Prohibit abortion; right to life	1983	98	Oberstar	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	73
Require two-thirds vote to approve budget with deficit	1983	98	Solomon	New York	House Joint Resolution	75
Initiative and referendum	1983	98	Solomon	New York	House Joint Resolution	76
Congressional and State regulation of campaign contributions and expenditures	1983	98	Vento	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	77
Prayer in public schools or institutions	1983	98	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	81
Right to life	1983	98	Gaydos	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	82
Right to life	1983	98	Hyde	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	84
Prohibit discrimination on the basis of race, color, creed, national ancestry, sex, age, or physical handicap	1983	98	Hyde	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	85
Force and effect of treaties	1983	98	McDonald	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	88
Eight-year tenure of office for Federal judges	1983	98	Paul	Texas	House Joint Resolution	90
Term and tenure of office for Senators and Representatives; limit Congressional session length	1983	98	Paul	Texas	House Joint Resolution	91
Prohibit abortion; right to life	1983	98	Volkmer	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	92
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1983	98	Anderson	California	House Joint Resolution	94
Tenure of office for Senators and Representatives	1983	98	Frenzel	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	98
Single six-year term for President; six-year term for Vice President	1983	98	Frenzel	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	99
Prayer in public schools or institutions	1983	98	Kindness	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	100
Prayer in public buildings	1983	98	Wylie	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	104
Balancing the budget; surtax	1983	98	Spence	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	107
Balancing the budget	1983	98	Hartnett	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	108
Limit spending increases	1983	98	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	109
Two-thirds vote required to increase taxes	1983	98	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	110
Compensation of Senators and Representatives	1983	98	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	111
Balancing the budget	1983	98	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	112
Compensation of Members of Congress	1983	98	Livingston	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	113
Prohibit abortion; right to life	1983	98	Luken	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	114
Nomination, popular election and runoff popular election for President and Vice President	1983	98	Won Pat	Guam	House Joint Resolution	115
Prohibit abortion; right to life	1983	98	Russo	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	116
Single six-year term for President and Vice President; repeal Twenty-second Amendment	1983	98	Guarini	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	118
Tenure of total service in Congress for Senators and Representatives	1983	98	Studds	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	122
Single six-year term for President and Vice President; repeal Twenty-second Amendment	1983	98	Studds	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	123
Nomination, popular election and runoff popular election of President and Vice President	1983	98	Studds	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	124
Prohibit Member of Congress from continuing to serve after felony sentencing	1983	98	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	125
Compensation of Senators and Representatives	1983	98	Smith	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	127
Initiative and referendum	1983	98	Sawyer	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	129
Prayer or other religious activity in public schools	1983	98	Coats	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	133
Balancing the budget; limit spending	1983	98	Shelby	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	135
Congressional and State regulation of campaign contributions and expenditures	1983	98	Donnelly	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	141
Balancing the budget; debt reduction	1983	98	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	142
Proposal of constitutional amendments by States	1983	98	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	143
Tenure of office of Senators, Representatives, and Federal judges	1983	98	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	144
Self-incrimination and evidence in criminal cases	1983	98	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	146
Two-thirds vote required to approve budget with deficit	1983	98	Mack	Florida	House Joint Resolution	147
English official language of U.S.	1983	98	Shumway	California	House Joint Resolution	169
Prayer in public buildings; reliance on God in governmental matters	1983	98	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	170
Term of office for Representatives; terminate term of office and hold special election to fill vacancy in certain circumstances	1983	98	Bedell	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	185
Congressional and State regulation of campaign contributions and expenditures	1983	98	Brown	California	House Joint Resolution	188
Tenure of office for Senators and Representatives	1983	98	Corcoran	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	189
Guarantee employment opportunity	1983	98	Owens	New York	House Joint Resolution	202
Term and tenure of office for President, Vice President, Senator and Representative	1983	98	Schulze	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	221
Right to life	1983	98	Hillis	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	223
Equal rights regardless of sex	1983	98	Nelson	Florida	House Joint Resolution	230
Congressional and State regulation of campaign contributions and expenditures	1983	98	Rinaldo	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	231
Balancing the budget; limit tax increases	1983	98	Conable	New York	House Joint Resolution	243
Term of office for Federal judges; renomination by President, reconfirmation by Senate	1983	98	Corcoran	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	252
Term of office for Representative; prohibit Representative from running for Senate	1983	98	Simon	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	259
Term of office of Federal judges; reconfirmation by Senate	1983	98	Fields	Texas	House Joint Resolution	264
Balancing the budget; prohibit debt increase; reduce debt	1983	98	Coleman	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	269
Equal rights regardless of sex	1983	98	Jeffords	Vermont	House Joint Resolution	274
Three-fifths vote required to borrow money	1983	98	Pashayan	California	House Joint Resolution	275
Not compel attendance at school other than nearest residence	1983	98	Hammerschmidt	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	287
Prayer in public building	1983	98	Hammerschmidt	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	288
Single six-year term for President; six-year term for Vice President	1983	98	Conyers	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	310
Repeal Twenty-fifth Amendment	1983	98	Gonzalez	Texas	House Joint Resolution	312
Veto of executive rules and regulations by Congress	1983	98	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	313
Limit Congressional immunity for traffic offenses	1983	98	Gunderson	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	318
Item veto for appropriations bills	1983	98	Kemp	New York	House Joint Resolution	357
Term and tenure of office for Representatives	1983	98	Stump	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	370
Term of office of judges of inferior Federal courts; renomination by President, reconfirmation by Senate	1983	98	Sundquist	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	374
Item veto for appropriation bills	1983	98	Hyde	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	391
Item veto for appropriation bills	1983	98	Gekas	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	399
Four-year terms of office for Representatives	1983	98	Marlenee	Montana	House Joint Resolution	401
Item veto for appropriation bills	1983	98	Archer	Texas	House Joint Resolution	404
Balancing the budget	1983	98	Patterson	California	House Joint Resolution	428
Equal protection of laws regardless of sex	1983	98	Pashayan	California	House Joint Resolution	430
Congressional disapproval of executive actions; Presidential item veto for appropriation bills	1983	98	Green	New York	House Joint Resolution	436
Equal rights regardless of sex	1983	98	Smith	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	438
Item veto for appropriations bills	1984	98	Bereuter	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	448
Item veto for appropriations bills	1984	98	Solomon	New York	House Joint Resolution	464
Prayer in public buildings	1984	98	Hammerschmidt	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	503
Prayer in public school or institution; reliance on God in governmental matters	1984	98	Young	Florida	House Joint Resolution	513
Prayer or meditation in public schools; equal access to public school facilities	1984	98	Gunderson	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	515
Item veto for appropriations bills	1984	98	Bateman	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	569
Two-thirds vote of Congress required on appropriations and budget	1984	98	Lewis	California	House Joint Resolution	593
Balancing the budget; limit tax increases	1984	98	Darden	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	617
Term of office for Federal judges; reconfirmation by Senate	1984	98	Dickinson	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	628
Right to life	1984	98	Vandergriff	Texas	House Joint Resolution	641
Balancing the budget	1984	98	Dorgan	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	643
Not assign to school because of race, color, creed, or sex	1984	98	Volkmer	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	651
Term and tenure of office for President, Vice President, Senator and Representative	1984	98	Carper	Delaware	House Joint Resolution	658
Equal rights for men and women	1985	99	Rodino	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	2
Prayer in public schools or institutions	1985	99	McEwen	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	4
Direct election of President and Vice President	1985	99	Brooks	Texas	House Joint Resolution	5
Single six-year term for President & Vice President	1985	99	Brooks	Texas	House Joint Resolution	6
Prayer in public buildings	1985	99	Wylie	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	8
Balancing the budget	1985	99	Barton	Texas	House Joint Resolution	12
Change terms and limit tenure for Representatives	1985	99	Bedell	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	13
Prohibit compulsory attendance at schools, other than ones nearest residence	1985	99	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	14
Item veto of appropriations bills	1985	99	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	15
Balancing the budget	1985	99	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	16
Item veto of appropriations bills	1985	99	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	18
Direct election of President and Vice President	1985	99	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	19
Provide representative for insular areas in electoral college	1985	99	de Lugo	Virgin Islands	House Joint Resolution	23
Right-to-life	1985	99	Emerson	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	24
Single six-year term for President and Vice President	1985	99	Guarini	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	26
Balancing the budget	1985	99	Craig	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	27
Rights of accused in criminal proceedings	1985	99	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	28
Additional methods for States to propose amendments	1985	99	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	29
Limit tenure of Members of Congress and Federal judges	1985	99	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	30
Balancing the budget	1985	99	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	31
One-House vetoes of executive branch rules and regulations	1985	99	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	32
Four-year term of office for Representatives; limit tenure of Members of Congress	1985	99	McCollum	Florida	House Joint Resolution	34
Limit tenure of Members of Congress	1985	99	McCollum	Florida	House Joint Resolution	35
Balancing the budget; budget as percentage of GNP	1985	99	Shelby	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	42
Balancing the budget	1985	99	Shumway	California	House Joint Resolution	43
Four-year staggered terms for Representatives; limit tenure of office for Members of Congress	1985	99	Shumway	California	House Joint Resolution	44
National primary to nominate candidates for President and Vice President	1985	99	Smith, N	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	45
Balancing the budget	1985	99	Archer	Texas	House Joint Resolution	48
Item veto of appropriations bills	1985	99	Archer	Texas	House Joint Resolution	49
Balancing the budget	1985	99	de la Garza, E.	Texas	House Joint Resolution	51
Prayer in public schools or institutions	1985	99	de la Garza, E.	Texas	House Joint Resolution	52
Prohibit compulsory attendance at schools, other than ones nearest residence	1985	99	Emerson	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	53
Balancing the budget	1985	99	Fugua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	54
Prayer in public schools or governmental institutions	1985	99	Fugua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	55
Removal of Supreme Court justices and Federal judges	1985	99	Fugua	Florida	House Joint Resolution	56
Item veto of appropriations bills	1985	99	Hyde	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	57
Balancing the budget	1985	99	Quillen	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	63
Balancing the budget	1985	99	Neal	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	70
Balancing the budget; budget as percentage of GNP	1985	99	Neal	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	71
Two-thirds vote of Congress to raise taxes	1985	99	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	80
Forfeiture of congressional office for convicted felons	1985	99	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	81
Limit annual increases in Federal budget outlays	1985	99	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	82
Balancing the budget	1985	99	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	83
No increased compensation for Members of Congress before intervening election	1985	99	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	84
Right-to-life	1985	99	Oberstar	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	87
Allow Congress and States to limit election contributions and expenditures	1985	99	Vento	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	88
Balancing the budget	1985	99	Anderson, G	California	House Joint Resolution	89
Right-to-life	1985	99	Dornan	California	House Joint Resolution	91
Right-to-life	1985	99	Luken	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	94
Right to employment opportunity	1985	99	Owens, M	New York	House Joint Resolution	95
English as official language of U.S.	1985	99	Shumway	California	House Joint Resolution	96
Item veto of appropriations bills	1985	99	Solomon	New York	House Joint Resolution	97
Two-thirds vote of Congress to pass budget carrying a deficit	1985	99	Solomon	New York	House Joint Resolution	98
Balancing the budget	1985	99	Spence	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	99
Limit tenure of Federal court judges	1985	99	Sundquist	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	103
Balancing the budget	1985	99	Darden	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	107
Balancing the budget	1985	99	Lent	New York	House Joint Resolution	111
Balancing the budget	1985	99	Mica	Florida	House Joint Resolution	113
Balancing the budget	1985	99	Strang	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	117
Change terms for Representatives; limit of two six-year terms President and Vice President; limit tenure of Members of Congress	1985	99	Schulze	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	124
Item veto of appropriations bills	1985	99	Heftel	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	130
Right-to-life	1985	99	Gaydos	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	138
Item veto or reduction of appropriations bills	1985	99	Gekas	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	139
Prohibit abortion, except in certain instances	1985	99	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	140
Right-to-life	1985	99	Volkmer	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	147
Balancing the budget	1985	99	Volkmer	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	148
Right-to-life	1985	99	Russo	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	165
Balancing the budget	1985	99	Schulze	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	166
Limit tenure of Federal judges	1985	99	Fields	Texas	House Joint Resolution	184
Commission to determine compensation for Members of Congress	1985	99	Livingston	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	194
Four-year terms and limit tenure of Representatives	1985	99	Stump	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	196
Prayer in public schools or governmental institutions	1985	99	Whitten	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	201
Balancing the budget	1985	99	Coleman, E.	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	253
Prayer in public buildings	1985	99	Hammerschmidt	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	264
Balancing the budget	1985	99	Saxton	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	267
Single six-year term for President and Vice President. Four-year House term; limit tenure of Members of Congress	1985	99	Carper	Delaware	House Joint Resolution	269
Change terms for Representatives	1985	99	O'Brien	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	273
Prayer in public schools	1985	99	Kindness	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	279
Repeal limit on presidential tenure	1985	99	Gonzalez	Texas	House Joint Resolution	302
Prayer in public schools or governmental institutions	1985	99	Young, C	Florida	House Joint Resolution	307
Change terms and limit tenure of Representatives	1985	99	Durbin	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	323
Congressional disapproval of executive actions; item veto of appropriations bills	1985	99	Green	New York	House Joint Resolution	337
Limit tenure of Members of Congress	1985	99	Crane	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	367
Prayer in public Schools	1985	99	Erdreich	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	390
Congressional review of court determinations that Federal or State Law is invalid under the Constitution	1985	99	Dornan	California	House Joint Resolution	403
Balancing the budget; budget as percentage of GNP	1985	99	Swindall	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	414
Balancing the budget	1985	99	Latta	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	415
Borrowing money on U.S. credit or raising revenue	1985	99	Pashayan	California	House Joint Resolution	453
Borrowing money on U.S. credit or raising revenue	1985	99	Pashayan	California	House Joint Resolution	454
Borrowing money on U.S. credit	1985	99	Pashayan	California	House Joint Resolution	455
Balancing the budget; budget as percentage of GNP	1985	99	Neal	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	466
Balancing the budget	1985	99	Neal	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	467
Balancing the budget	1985	99	Neal	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	477
Balancing the budget; budget as percentage of GNP	1985	99	Neal	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	478
No increased compensation for Members of Congress until intervening election	1986	99	Smith, R.F.	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	498
Right-to-life	1986	99	St. Germain	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	509
Fifteen-year terms for U.S. Supreme Court justices	1986	99	Dorgan	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	557
Repeal congressional authority to declare war	1986	99	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	603
Balancing the budget	1986	99	Carper	Delaware	House Joint Resolution	637
Balancing the budget	1986	99	Carper	Delaware	House Joint Resolution	643
Prohibit convicted felons from serving as Federal officials	1986	99	Sensenbrenner	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	658
Forfeiture of office and benefits of presidential appointees convicted of a felony	1986	99	Flippo	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	665
Salaries of judges convicted and imprisoned for felonies	1986	99	Gallo	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	680
Repeal limit on presidential tenure	1986	99	Vander Jagt	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	687
Repeal limit on presidential tenure	1986	99	Dornan	California	House Joint Resolution	690
Statehood for the District of Columbia	1986	99	Gonzalez	Texas	House Joint Resolution	702
Prayer in public schools	1985	99	Hatch	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	2
Prayer in public schools or institutions	1985	99	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	3
No constitutional right to abortion	1985	99	Hatch	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	5
Balancing the budget	1985	99	Heflin	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	7
Balancing the budget	1985	99	Gramm	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	9
Equal rights for men and women	1985	99	Kennedy	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	10
Item veto of appropriations bills	1985	99	Mattingly	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	11
Balancing the budget	1985	99	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	13
Right-to-life	1985	99	Garn	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	19
English as official language of U.S.	1985	99	Symms	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	20
Right-to-life	1985	99	Grassley	Iowa	Senate Joint Resolution	21
Ten-year term of office for Federal judges	1985	99	Boren	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	30
Balancing the budget; budget as percentage of GNP	1985	99	McClure	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	54
Commencement of terms for President, Vice President, and Members of Congress	1985	99	Pell	Rhode Island	Senate Joint Resolution	99
Limit tenure of Members of Congress	1985	99	Wallop	Wyoming	Senate Joint Resolution	100
Item veto or reduction of appropriations bills	1985	99	Dixon	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	162
Single six-year term for President and Vice President	1985	99	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	171
Limit tenure of Members of Congress	1985	99	DeConcini	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	172
Balancing the budget	1985	99	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	225
Right-to-life	1986	99	Humphrey	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	291
Right-to-life	1986	99	Humphrey	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	292
Allow Congress to limit expenditures in congressional elections	1986	99	Hollings	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	313
Forfeiture of office and benefits of presidential appointees convicted of a felony	1986	99	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	364
Forfeiture of office and benefits of Federal judges convicted of felony	1986	99	DeConcini	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	370
Equal rights for men and women	1987	100	Edwards, D	California	House Joint Resolution	1
Direct election of President and Vice President	1987	100	Brooks	Texas	House Joint Resolution	5
Single six-year term for President and Vice President	1987	100	Brooks	Texas	House Joint Resolution	6
Balancing the budget	1987	100	Archer	Texas	House Joint Resolution	7
Item veto of appropriations bills	1987	100	Archer	Texas	House Joint Resolution	8
Balancing the budget	1987	100	Barton	Texas	House Joint Resolution	9
Item veto of appropriations bills	1987	100	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	10
Balancing the budget	1987	100	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	11
Direct election of President and Vice President; Congress to establish procedures for nomination	1987	100	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	12
English as official language of U.S.	1987	100	Broomfield	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	13
Limit tenure of Members of Congress	1987	100	Crane	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	15
Change terms and limit tenure of Representatives	1987	100	Durbin	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	18
Prohibit compulsory attendance at schools, other than ones nearest residence	1987	100	Emerson	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	19
Right-to-life	1987	100	Emerson	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	20
Right-to-life	1987	100	Gaydos	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	21
Single six-year term for President and Vice President	1987	100	Guarini	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	22
Forfeiture of office of Members of Congress sentenced for felony conviction	1987	100	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	26
Balancing the budget	1987	100	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	27
Balancing the budget; budget as percentage of GNP	1987	100	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	28
Two-thirds vote in Congress to increase taxes	1987	100	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	29
Item veto of appropriations bills	1987	100	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	30
No increased compensation for Members of Congress until intervening election	1987	100	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	31
English as official language of U.S.	1987	100	Miller, C	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	33
Right-to-life	1987	100	Oberstar	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	35
Balancing the budget	1987	100	Quillen	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	36
Balancing the budget	1987	100	Shumway	California	House Joint Resolution	38
Balancing the budget	1987	100	Darden	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	44
Prayer in public schools or institutions	1987	100	de la Garza, E.	Texas	House Joint Resolution	45
Balancing the budget	1987	100	de la Garza, E.	Texas	House Joint Resolution	46
Prayer in public buildings	1987	100	Hammerschmidt	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	47
Right-to-life	1987	100	Smith, V.	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	59
English as official language of U.S.	1987	100	Smith, V.	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	60
Prayer in public schools or institutions	1987	100	Smith, V.	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	61
No increased compensation for Members of Congress until intervening election	1987	100	Smith, R.F.	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	62
Limit tenure of Members of Congress	1987	100	Frenzel	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	65
Single six-year term for President and Vice President	1987	100	Frenzel	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	66
Prohibit abortion, except in certain instances	1987	100	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	68
Rights of accused in criminal proceedings	1987	100	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	69
Allow States to propose constitutional amendments when two-thirds of their legislatures have approved similar amendments	1987	100	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	70
Limit tenure of Members of Congress and Federal judges	1987	100	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	71
Balancing the budget	1987	100	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	72
Repeal congressional authority to declare war	1987	100	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	73
Balancing the budget	1987	100	Neal	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	75
Balancing the budget; budget as percentage of GNP	1987	100	Neal	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	76
Change terms for Representatives; limit of two six-year terms President and Vice President; limit tenure of Members of Congress	1987	100	Schulze	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	77
Balancing the budget	1987	100	Coleman, E.	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	80
English as official language of U.S.	1987	100	Shumway	California	House Joint Resolution	83
Balancing the budget	1987	100	Latta	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	86
Right-to-life	1987	100	Volkmer	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	87
Four-year staggered terms for Representatives; limit tenure of Members of Congress	1987	100	McCollum	Florida	House Joint Resolution	94
Limit tenure of Members of Congress	1987	100	McCollum	Florida	House Joint Resolution	95
Right-to-life	1987	100	St. Germain	Rhode Island	House Joint Resolution	99
Right-to-life	1987	100	Dornan	California	House Joint Resolution	103
Right-to-life	1987	100	Luken	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	104
Item veto of appropriations bills	1987	100	Latta	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	117
Right to employment opportunity	1987	100	Owens, M	New York	House Joint Resolution	118
Commission to determine compensation for Members of Congress	1987	100	Obey	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	120
Four-year terms for Representatives	1987	100	McMillan	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	128
Balancing the budget; budget as percentage of GNP	1987	100	Kyl	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	143
Repeal limit on presidential tenure	1987	100	Vander Jagt	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	156
Equal access to public school facilities by student voluntary religious groups; prayer in public schools	1987	100	Erdreich	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	161
Limit tenure of Federal judges	1987	100	Fields	Texas	House Joint Resolution	168
Limit tenure of U.S. Supreme Court Justices	1987	100	Dorgan	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	177
Balancing the budget; budget as percentage of GNP	1987	100	Swindall	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	184
Repeal 25th amendment concerning presidential succession	1987	100	Gonzalez	Texas	House Joint Resolution	187
Balancing the budget	1987	100	Weldon	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	197
Item veto of appropriations bills	1987	100	Lungren	California	House Joint Resolution	198
Prohibit the death penalty	1987	100	Gonzalez	Texas	House Joint Resolution	214
Provide representative for insular areas in electoral college	1987	100	de Lugo	Virgin Islands	House Joint Resolution	217
Permit naturalized citizens to hold office of President and Vice President after 11 years of citizenship	1987	100	Fazio	California	House Joint Resolution	229
Protect cultural and linguistic rights	1987	100	Hayes, J.	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	232
Item veto of appropriations bills	1987	100	Solomon	New York	House Joint Resolution	238
Two-thirds vote in Congress to pass budgets with deficits	1987	100	Solomon	New York	House Joint Resolution	239
Allow Congress to regulate contributions and expenditures in elections to Federal offices	1987	100	Schumer	New York	House Joint Resolution	273
Allow Congress and States to regulate contributions and expenditures in Federal and State elections	1987	100	Vento	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	285
Allow Congress to regulate expenditures in elections for Federal office	1987	100	Schumer	New York	House Joint Resolution	306
Balancing the budget	1987	100	Stenholm	Texas	House Joint Resolution	321
Limit tenure of Federal judges and U.S. Supreme Court justices	1987	100	Applegate	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	325
Permit Presidential pardons only after conviction	1987	100	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	358
Allow judicial bodies to remove judges for impeachable offenses	1987	100	Kleczka	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	364
Right-to-life	1987	100	Russo	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	392
Limit tenure of judges of inferior courts	1987	100	Sundquist	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	400
Prohibit President from granting pardon to persons employed by his administration	1988	100	Boxer	California	House Joint Resolution	532
Four-year terms for Representatives; limit tenure of Members of Congress	1988	100	Hefley	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	548
Allow Congress and States to limit campaign expenditures in Federal and State elections	1988	100	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	606
Membership on congressional committees to reflect party strength in the relevant House	1988	100	Buechner	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	642
English as official language of U.S.	1988	100	Shumway	California	House Joint Resolution	656
Direct election of President and Vice President	1988	100	Glickman	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	673
Item veto of appropriations bills	1987	100	Penny	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	804
Equal rights for men and women	1987	100	Kennedy	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	1
Balancing the budget	1987	100	Dole	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	3
Balancing the budget	1987	100	Gramm	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	4
Item veto or reduction of appropriations bills	1987	100	Dixon	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	6
Prayer in public schools or institutions	1987	100	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	7
Balancing the budget	1987	100	Heflin	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	8
Balancing the budget	1987	100	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	11
English as official language of U.S.	1987	100	Symms	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	13
Allow Congress to regulate contributions and expenditures in Federal elections	1987	100	Hollings	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	21
Require three-fifths vote by Congress to increase public debt	1987	100	Armstrong	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	23
Balancing the budget	1987	100	Exon	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	25
Right-to-life	1987	100	Garn	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	27
Right-to-life	1987	100	Grassley	Iowa	Senate Joint Resolution	29
Right-to-life	1987	100	Humphrey	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	31
Right-to-life	1987	100	Humphrey	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	32
No constitutional right to abortion	1987	100	Hatch	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	36
Prayer in public schools	1987	100	Hatch	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	37
Item veto of appropriations bills	1987	100	Dole	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	38
Balancing the budget	1987	100	Daschle	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	50
Limit tenure of Members of Congress	1987	100	DeConcini	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	79
Balancing the budget; budget as percentage of GNP	1987	100	Shelby	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	112
Allow Congress to make rules for impeachment of Article III judges	1987	100	Heflin	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	113
Protect cultural and linguistic rights	1987	100	Breaux	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	114
Allow Congress and the States to limit expenditures in elections	1987	100	Roth, W.	Delaware	Senate Joint Resolution	130
Balancing the budget	1987	100	DeConcini	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	161
Allow Congress and the States to regulate personal or independent expenditures in elections	1987	100	McConnell	Kentucky	Senate Joint Resolution	166
Allow Congress and the States to limit expenditures in elections	1988	100	Hollings	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	282
Direct election of President and Vice President	1988	100	Exon	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	362
Prohibit Federal taxation of interest derived from State obligations	1988	100	Roth, W.	Delaware	Senate Joint Resolution	377
Commencement of terms for President and Vice President	1988	100	Pell	Rhode Island	Senate Joint Resolution	389
Equal rights for men and women	1989	101	Edwards, D	California	House Joint Resolution	1
Direct election of President and Vice President	1989	101	Brooks	Texas	House Joint Resolution	2
Balancing the budget	1989	101	Wylie	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	3
Balancing the budget	1989	101	Neal, S.	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	4
Balancing the budget; budget as percentage of GNP	1989	101	Neal, S.	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	5
Single six-year term for President and Vice President	1989	101	Brooks	Texas	House Joint Resolution	6
Balancing the budget	1989	101	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	9
Allow Congress and States to limit campaign expenditures	1989	101	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	10
Direct election of President and Vice President	1989	101	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	11
Item veto of appropriations bills	1989	101	Bennett	Florida	House Joint Resolution	12
Rights of accused in criminal proceedings	1989	101	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	14
Limit tenure of Members of Congress	1989	101	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	15
Balancing the budget	1989	101	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	16
Repeal congressional authority to declare war	1989	101	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	17
Permit President to pardon only after conviction	1989	101	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	18
No increased compensation for Members of Congress before intervening election	1989	101	Miller, C	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	20
English as official language of U.S.	1989	101	Smith, V.	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	23
Prayer in public schools or institutions	1989	101	Smith, V.	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	24
Right-to-life	1989	101	Smith, V.	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	25
No increased compensation for Members of Congress before intervening election	1989	101	Smith, R.F.	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	26
Require two-thirds vote by Congress on budgets with deficits	1989	101	Solomon	New York	House Joint Resolution	28
Item veto of appropriations bills	1989	101	Solomon	New York	House Joint Resolution	29
Balancing the budget	1989	101	Archer	Texas	House Joint Resolution	33
Balancing the budget	1989	101	Barton	Texas	House Joint Resolution	34
Balancing the budget	1989	101	Darden	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	40
Prayer in public schools or institutions	1989	101	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	41
Balancing the budget	1989	101	de la Garza	Texas	House Joint Resolution	42
Balancing the budget	1989	101	Emerson	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	43
Four-year terms for Representatives	1989	101	Emerson	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	44
Prayer in public schools or institutions	1989	101	Emerson	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	45
English as official language of U.S.	1989	101	Emerson	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	48
Prohibit compulsory attendance at schools, other than ones nearest residence	1989	101	Emerson	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	49
Item veto of appropriations bills	1989	101	Emerson	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	50
Limit tenure of Members of Congress	1989	101	Frenzel	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	51
Single six-year term for President and Vice President	1989	101	Frenzel	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	52
No increased compensation for Members of Congress before intervening election	1989	101	Lagomarsino	California	House Joint Resolution	55
Balancing the budget	1989	101	Lloyd	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	58
Balancing the budget	1989	101	Quillen	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	61
Limit tenure of Federal judges and U.S. Supreme Court justices	1989	101	Applegate	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	66
Limit tenure of Members of Congress	1989	101	Crane	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	69
Balancing the budget	1989	101	Hammerschmidt	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	70
Prayer in public buildings	1989	101	Hammerschmidt	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	71
Repeal 25th amendment concerning presidential succession	1989	101	Gonzalez	Texas	House Joint Resolution	73
English as official language of U.S.	1989	101	Miller, C	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	79
English as official language of U.S.	1989	101	Shumway	California	House Joint Resolution	81
Repeal limit on presidential tenure	1989	101	Vander Jagt	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	84
Balancing the budget	1989	101	Volkmer	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	85
Right-to-life	1989	101	Volkmer	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	86
Limit tenure of Members of Congress	1989	101	Dornan	California	House Joint Resolution	87
Limit increase in compensation for Members of Congress	1989	101	Traxler	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	89
Right-to-life	1989	101	Dornan	California	House Joint Resolution	91
Balancing the budget	1989	101	Coleman, E.	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	96
Right-to-life	1989	101	Emerson	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	97
Limit tenure of Federal judges	1989	101	Fields	Texas	House Joint Resolution	99
Right-to-life	1989	101	Luken	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	103
Item veto of appropriations bills	1989	101	Archer	Texas	House Joint Resolution	110
Right-to-life	1989	101	Oberstar	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	114
Right-to-life	1989	101	Gaydos	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	118
Change terms for Representatives; limit tenure of Members of Congress	1989	101	Coble	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	125
Direct election of President and Vice President	1989	101	Glickman	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	137
Balancing the budget	1989	101	Erdreich	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	152
Right-to-life	1989	101	Russo	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	155
Equal access for student voluntary religious groups to public school facilities; prayer in public schools	1989	101	Erdreich	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	159
Balancing the budget	1989	101	Owens, W	Utah	House Joint Resolution	162
Right to employment opportunity	1989	101	Owens, M.	New York	House Joint Resolution	172
Single six-year term for President and Vice President	1989	101	Guarini	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	176
Item veto of appropriations bills	1989	101	Stump	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	181
Four-year term of office for Representatives	1989	101	Hansen	Utah	House Joint Resolution	188
Balancing the budget; budget as percentage of GNP	1989	101	Kyl	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	189
No increased compensation for Members of Congress before intervening election	1989	101	Frost	Texas	House Joint Resolution	193
Four-year term of office for Representatives	1989	101	Owens, W.	Utah	House Joint Resolution	196
Appointment of Representatives among the States	1989	101	Valentine	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	199
Four-year staggered terms for Representatives; limit tenure of Members of Congress	1989	101	McCollum	Florida	House Joint Resolution	201
Limit tenure of Members of Congress	1989	101	McCollum	Florida	House Joint Resolution	202
Four-year term of office for Representatives	1989	101	McMillan	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	203
Four-year term of office for Representatives; limit tenure of Members of Congress	1989	101	James	Florida	House Joint Resolution	239
Repeal limit on presidential tenure	1989	101	Martin, D.	New York	House Joint Resolution	264
Balancing the budget	1989	101	Stenholm	Texas	House Joint Resolution	268
Removal of Federal judges from office for conviction of serious crimes	1989	101	Sangmeister	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	294
Prayer in public schools	1989	101	Dannemeyer	California	House Joint Resolution	297
Four-year term for Representatives; limit tenure of Members of Congress	1989	101	Hefley	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	300
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Bilirakis	Florida	House Joint Resolution	302
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Wylie	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	303
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Bentley	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	304
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Bevill	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	305
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Callahan	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	306
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Derrick	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	307
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Dornan	California	House Joint Resolution	308
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Fields	Texas	House Joint Resolution	309
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Dreier	California	House Joint Resolution	310
Power to judicial bodies to remove judges for impeachable offenses	1989	101	Kleczka	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	312
Item veto or reduction of appropriations bills	1989	101	Lewis, J.	California	House Joint Resolution	313
Protect the flag	1989	101	Martin, L.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	314
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Miller, C	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	315
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Pickett	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	317
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Rhodes	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	318
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Schuette	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	319
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Volkmer	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	321
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Walker	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	322
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Wolf	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	323
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Emerson	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	324
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Gekas	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	325
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Horton	New York	House Joint Resolution	326
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Applegate	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	328
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Grant	Florida	House Joint Resolution	329
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Hutto	Florida	House Joint Resolution	330
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	McEwen	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	331
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Murphy	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	332
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Oxley	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	333
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Paxon	New York	House Joint Resolution	334
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Ritter	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	335
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Smith, C.	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	336
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Solomon	New York	House Joint Resolution	337
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Alexander	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	339
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Gaydos	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	340
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Watkins	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	342
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Herger	California	House Joint Resolution	343
Allow Congress and States to limit expenditures in elections	1989	101	Patterson	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	344
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Sangmeister	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	348
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Spence	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	349
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Michel	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	350
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Vander Jagt	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	351
Constitution does not protect flag desecration, nor expenditure of money for elections as free speech	1989	101	Jacobs	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	359
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Burton	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	360
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Dyson	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	365
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Douglas	New Hampshire	House Joint Resolution	377
Balancing the budget; budget as percentage of GNP	1989	101	Neal, S.	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	383
Balancing the budget; item veto of appropriations bills	1989	101	Gillmor	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	384
Protect cultural and linguistic rights	1989	101	Hayes, J.	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	408
Balancing the budget	1989	101	Poshard	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	414
Item veto or reduction of appropriations bills	1989	101	Poshard	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	422
Prayer in public schools	1989	101	Dannemeyer	California	House Joint Resolution	432
Permit naturalized citizens to hold office of President and Vice President after 11 years of citizenship	1989	101	Fazio	California	House Joint Resolution	450
Power to judicial bodies to remove judges for impeachable offenses	1989	101	Sensenbrenner	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	454
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1990	101	Hubbard	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	491
Remove electors for District of Columbia from electoral college	1990	101	Parris	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	504
Safeguard crime victims' rights	1990	101	Ros-Lehtinen	Florida	House Joint Resolution	547
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1990	101	Solomon	New York	House Joint Resolution	559
Prohibit courts from ordering the imposition or increase of taxes	1990	101	Coleman, E.	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	560
Prohibit courts from ordering the imposition or increase of taxes	1990	101	Shaw	Florida	House Joint Resolution	564
Change terms for Representatives; limit of two six-year terms for President and Vice President; limit tenure of Members of Congress	1990	101	Schulze	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	569
Change terms and limit tenure of Representatives	1990	101	Stump	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	600
Prohibit the death penalty	1990	101	Gonzalez	Texas	House Joint Resolution	619
Balancing the budget	1990	101	Pashayan	California	House Joint Resolution	621
Balancing the budget	1990	101	Pashayan	California	House Joint Resolution	622
Allow States to propose or ratify an amendment by referendum	1990	101	Applegate	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	624
Limit tenure of Members of Congress	1990	101	Martin, L.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	684
Item veto of appropriations bills	1989	101	Archer	Texas	House Joint Resolution	62
Balancing the budget	1989	101	Shumway	California	House Joint Resolution	364
Repeal limit on presidential tenure	1989	101	Vander Jagt	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	404
Item veto of appropriations bills	1989	101	Penny	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	1261
Equal rights for men and women	1989	101	Kennedy	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	1
Balancing the budget	1989	101	Dole	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	2
Right-to-life	1989	101	Garn	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	3
Balancing the budget	1989	101	DeConcini	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	9
Forfeiture of office of Presidential appointees convicted of a felony	1989	101	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	11
Balancing the budget	1989	101	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	12
Prayer in public schools or institutions	1989	101	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	13
Item veto of appropriations bills	1989	101	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	14
Limit tenure of Members of Congress	1989	101	DeConcini	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	17
Right-to-life	1989	101	Grassley	Iowa	Senate Joint Resolution	21
Balancing the budget	1989	101	Exon	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	22
Item veto or reduction of appropriations bills	1989	101	Dixon	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	23
Allow Congress and the States to limit campaign expenditures	1989	101	Roth, W.	Delaware	Senate Joint Resolution	26
Balancing the budget	1989	101	Heflin	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	27
Prohibit Federal taxation of interest derived from State and local obligations	1989	101	Roth, W.	Delaware	Senate Joint Resolution	28
Balancing the budget; budget as percentage of GNP	1989	101	Shelby	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	29
Balancing the budget	1989	101	Gramm	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	30
Item veto or reduction of appropriations bills	1989	101	Dixon	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	31
Require three-fifths vote by Congress to increase public debt	1989	101	Armstrong	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	35
Repeal limit on presidential tenure	1989	101	Reid	Nevada	Senate Joint Resolution	36
Allow Congress and the States to limit campaign expenditures	1989	101	Hollings	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	48
No increased compensation for Members of Congress before intervening election	1989	101	Harkin	Iowa	Senate Joint Resolution	49
Protect cultural and linguistic rights	1989	101	Breaux	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	97
Prayer in public schools	1989	101	Hatch	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	144
Direct election of President and Vice President	1989	101	Exon	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	163
Protect integrity of the flag	1989	101	Wilson	California	Senate Joint Resolution	165
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Thurmond	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	167
Prohibit contemptuous conduct toward the flag	1989	101	Hatch	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	169
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Grassley	Iowa	Senate Joint Resolution	171
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Byrd	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	179
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1989	101	Dole	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	180
Balancing the budget	1989	101	Simon	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	183
Judicial Inquiry Commission to conduct impeachment proceedings for judges	1989	101	Heflin	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	232
Allow Congress to make rules for impeachment of Article III judges	1989	101	Heflin	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	233
Limit tenure of Members of Congress	1990	101	Humphrey	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	235
Prohibit U.S. Supreme Court from ordering imposition or increases of taxes	1990	101	Danforth	Missouri	Senate Joint Resolution	295
Prohibit desecration of the flag	1990	101	Dole	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	332
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to equal rights for men and women.	1991	102	Edwards, Don	California	House Joint Resolution	1	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States requiring a balanced budget.	1991	102	Michel, Robert H.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	2	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation.	1991	102	Wylie, Chalmers	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	3	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States allowing an item veto in appropriations bills.	1992	102	Wylie, Chalmers	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	4	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States allowing an item veto in appropriations bills.	1991	102	Archer, Bill	Texas	House Joint Resolution	5	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States requiring the submission of balanced Federal funds budgets by the President and action by the Congress to provide revenues to offset Federal funds deficits.	1991	102	Archer, Bill	Texas	House Joint Resolution	6	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for the direct election of the President and the Vice President and to authorize Congress to establish procedures relating to the nomination of Presidential and Vice-Presidential candidates.	1991	102	Bennett, Charles E.	Florida	House Joint Resolution	9	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide that, except in time of war or economic emergency declared by the Congress, expenditures of the Government may not exceed the revenues of the Government during any fiscal year.	1991	102	Bennett, Charles E.	Florida	House Joint Resolution	10	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the limitation of expenditures in elections for public office.	1991	102	Bennett, Charles E.	Florida	House Joint Resolution	11	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States allowing an item veto in appropriations.	1991	102	Bennett, Charles E.	Florida	House Joint Resolution	12	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the Congress and the States to prohibit the act of desecration of the flag of the United States and to set criminal penalties for that act.	1991	102	Emerson, Bill	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	14	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation.	1991	102	Emerson, Bill	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	15	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States allowing an item veto in appropriations bills.	1991	102	Emerson, Bill	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	16	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to prohibit compelling the attendance of a student in a public school other than the public school nearest the residence of such student.	1991	102	Emerson, Bill	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	17	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the right to life.	1991	102	Emerson, Bill	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	18	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to voluntary school prayer.	1991	102	Emerson, Bill	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	19	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the compensation of Senators and Representatives, providing that no increase in compensation shall take effect earlier than the following Congress.	1991	102	Lagomarsino, Robert J.	California	House Joint Resolution	20	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for four-year terms for Representatives and to limit the number of terms Senators and Representatives may serve.	1991	102	McCollum, Bill	Florida	House Joint Resolution	21	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the number of terms of office of Members of the Senate and the House of Representatives.	1991	102	McCollum, Bill	Florida	House Joint Resolution	22	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States providing that, except in cases of national emergency, expenditures of the United States Government in any fiscal year shall not exceed its revenues for that fiscal year.	1991	102	Neal, Stephen L.	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	25	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States providing that, except in cases of national emergency, expenditures of the United States Government shall not exceed its revenues, nor exceed 20 percent of the gross national product, in any fiscal year.	1991	102	Neal, Stephen L.	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	26	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for a six-year term for the President and the Vice President, to limit the number of terms the President and the Vice President may serve, to provide for three-year terms for Representatives, and to limit the number of consecutive terms Senators and Representatives may serve.	1991	102	Schulze, Richard T.	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	28	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation.	1991	102	Snowe, Olympia J.	Maine	House Joint Resolution	29	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the Congress and the States to prohibit the act of desecration of the flag of the United States and to set criminal penalties for that act.	1991	102	Solomon, Gerald B.H.	New York	House Joint Resolution	31	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the right to life.	1991	102	Volkmer, Harold L.	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	33	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution relating to Federal budget procedures.	1991	102	Volkmer, Harold L.	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	34	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution providing that no person may be elected to the House of Representatives more than three times, and providing that no person may be elected to the Senate more than once.	1991	102	Crane, Phillip M.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	42	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution relating to Federal budget procedures.	1991	102	Darden, George (Buddy)	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	43	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the offering of prayer in public buildings.	1991	102	Hammerschmidt, John P.	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	44	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation.	1991	102	Hammerschmidt, John P.	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	45	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to burning the flag of the United States.	1991	102	Hammerschmidt, John P.	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	46	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution authorizing the President to disapprove or reduce an item of appropriations.	1991	102	Poshard, Glenn	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	52	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution relating to a Federal balanced budget.	1991	102	Poshard, Glenn	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	53	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for four-year terms for Representatives and to limit the number of terms Representatives may serve.	1991	102	Stump, Bob	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	54	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States allowing the President to veto any item of appropriation or any provision in any Act or joint resolution containing an item of appropriation.	1991	102	Stump, Bob	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	55	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States repealing the twenty-second article of amendment thereto.	1991	102	Vander Jagt, Guy	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	61	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that the United States shall guarantee to each person the right to employment opportunity.	1991	102	Owens, Major R.	New York	House Joint Resolution	65	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution requiring that federal judges be reconfirmed by the Senate every ten years.	1991	102	Fields, Jack	Texas	House Joint Resolution	71	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Intellectual Property and Judicial Administration
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to permit Congress to grant power to the Supreme Court to remove judges in certain cases.	1991	102	Sensenbrenner, F. James, Jr	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	74	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Intellectual Property and Judicial Administration
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States establishing English as the official language of the United States.	1991	102	Dickinson, William L.	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	81	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the Congress and the States to prohibit the act of physical desecration of the flag of the United States and to set criminal penalties for that act.	1991	102	Solomon, Gerald B.H.	New York	House Joint Resolution	83	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the Congress and the States to prohibit the act of desecration of the flag of the United States and to set criminal penalties for that act.	1991	102	Applegate, Douglas	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	84	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the terms of office of the judges of the Supreme and inferior courts.	1991	102	Applegate, Douglas	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	85	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Intellectual Property and Judicial Administration
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States guaranteeing the right to life.	1991	102	Gaydos, Joseph M.	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	86	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States allowing an item veto in appropriations Acts.	1991	102	Solomon, Gerald B.H.	New York	House Joint Resolution	89	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the number of consecutive terms members of the United States Senate and House of Representatives may serve.	1991	102	Dornan, Robert K.	California	House Joint Resolution	93	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the Congress and the States to prohibit the physical desecration of the flag of the United States.	1991	102	Dornan, Robert K.	California	House Joint Resolution	94	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the number of terms for Members of the House of Representatives and the Senate.	1991	102	Hammerschmidt, John P.	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	99	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the twenty-second amendment to the Constitution to remove restrictions on the number of terms an individual may serve as President.	1991	102	Sabo, Martin Olav	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	101	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution relating to Federal budget procedures.	1991	102	Erdreich, Ben	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	105	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the terms of offices of Members of Congress and increasing the term of Representatives to four years.	1991	102	Coble, Howard	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	112	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal clause 11, of section 8, of article I of the Constitution of the United States.	1991	102	Jacobs, Andrew Jr.	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	115	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the expenditure of money to elect public officials.	1991	102	Jacobs, Andrew Jr.	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	116	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the compelling of testimony from a defendant in a criminal case in open court, a restriction on the use of prior convictions except when they are an element of the crime charged, and the right of a defendant in a criminal case to be informed of the evidence against him.	1991	102	Jacobs, Andrew Jr.	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	117	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States permitting the President to grant a pardon to an individual only after such individual has been convicted.	1991	102	Jacobs, Andrew Jr.	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	118	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit service by Representatives, Senators, and Federal judges.	1991	102	Jacobs, Andrew Jr.	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	119	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the right to life.	1991	102	Oberstar, James L.	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	122	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to protect unborn children and other persons.	1991	102	Russo, Martin A.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	124	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to require that congressional resolutions setting forth levels of total budget outlays and Federal revenues must be agreed to by two-thirds vote of both Houses of the Congress if the level of outlays exceeds the level of revenues.	1991	102	Solomon, Gerald B.H.	New York	House Joint Resolution	126	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States pertaining to prayer.	1991	102	de la Garza, E	Texas	House Joint Resolution	136	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that appropriations shall not exceed revenues of the United States, except in time of war or national emergency.	1991	102	de la Garza, E	Texas	House Joint Resolution	137	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that expenditures for a fiscal year shall neither exceed revenues for such fiscal year nor 19 percentum of the Nation's gross national product for the last calendar year ending before the beginning of such fiscal year.	1991	102	Kyl, Jon	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	143	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for the direct popular election of the President and Vice President of the United States.	1991	102	Wheat, Alan	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	145	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to equal access by voluntary student religious groups and moments of silence which may be used for voluntary silent prayer or reflection in public schools.	1991	102	Erdreich, Ben	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	150	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the Congress and the States to prohibit the act of desecration of the flag of the United States.	1991	102	Spence, Floyd	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	176	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for staggered four-year terms for Representatives, to permit the Congress to regulate expenditures in elections for Federal office, and to require a Representative who becomes a candidate for the office of Senator to vacate his seat in the House of Representatives.	1991	102	Owens, Wayne	Utah	House Joint Resolution	184	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to prohibit the Supreme Court or any inferior court of the United States from ordering the laying or increasing of taxes.	1991	102	Coleman, E. Thomas	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	192	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Intellectual Property and Judicial Administration
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that appropriations made by the United States shall not exceed its revenues, except in time of war or national emergency; and to provide for the systematic paying back of the national debt.	1991	102	Coleman, E. Thomas	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	193	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for the automatic removal of Federal judges upon their conviction of serious crimes.	1991	102	Sangmeister, George E.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	209	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Intellectual Property and Judicial Administration
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States allowing an item veto in appropriations Acts.	1991	102	Penny, Timothy J.	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	213	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to contributions and expenditures intended to affect Congressional, Presidential, State, and local elections.	1991	102	Patterson, Elizabeth	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	224	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to voluntary prayer in public schools.	1991	102	Dannemeyer, William	California	House Joint Resolution	240	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States allowing an item veto in appropriations bills.	1991	102	Marlenee, Ron	Montana	House Joint Resolution	245	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to permit certain naturalized citizens of the United States to hold the offices of President and Vice President.	1991	102	Fazio, Vic	California	House Joint Resolution	246	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to safeguard crime victims' rights.	1991	102	Ros-Lehtinen, Ileana	Florida	House Joint Resolution	247	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Crime and Criminal Justice
Proposing a Balanced Budget Amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	1991	102	Barton, Joe	Texas	House Joint Resolution	248	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that expenditures for any fiscal year shall not exceed receipts for the fiscal year.	1991	102	Huckaby, Thomas J.	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	265	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation and to allow an item veto of appropriation bills.	1991	102	Zimmer, Dick	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	285	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation and to allow an item veto of appropriations.	1991	102	Gillmor, Paul E.	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	286	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the Congress and the States to prohibit the act of desecration of the flag of the United States and to set criminal penalties for that act.	1991	102	Miller, Clarence E.	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	289	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation.	1992	102	Stenholm, Charles W.	Texas	House Joint Resolution	290	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the twenty-fifth amendment to that Constitution.	1991	102	Gonzalez, Henry B.	Texas	House Joint Resolution	310	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for a four-year term for Members of the House of Representatives.	1991	102	Slattery, Jim	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	311	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the number of consecutive terms for Members of the House of Representatives and the Senate.	1991	102	Solomon, Gerald B.H.	New York	House Joint Resolution	335	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to restrict the requirement of citizenship at birth by virtue of birth in the United States to persons with legal resident mothers.	1991	102	Gallegly, Elton	California	House Joint Resolution	357	Judiciary, Subcommittee on International Law, Immigration and Refugees
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for four-year terms for Representatives, to limit the number of consecutive terms Representatives and Senators may serve, and to limit the total number of terms Representatives and Senators may serve.	1991	102	Franks, Gary A.	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	363	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States guaranteeing access to medical care to all citizens of the United States.	1991	102	Stark, Fortney Pete	California	House Joint Resolution	366	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the President to veto an item of appropriation in any Act or resolution containing such an item.	1991	102	Franks, Gary A.	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	379	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of years an individual may serve in certain positions in the Government of the United States, and for other purposes.	1991	102	English, Glenn	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	382	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution allowing an item veto in appropriations.	1991	102	Ewing, Thomas W.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	384	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax and spending legislation.	1991	102	Kennedy, Joseph P., II	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	386	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to protect cultural and linguistic rights.	1992	102	Hayes, James A.	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	405	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the number of consecutive terms a person may serve as a Representative or Senator, which shall be known as the Citizen Representative Reform Act New Blood Provision.	1992	102	Nussle, Jim	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	418	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States providing for the recall of Senators and Representatives.	1992	102	Paxon, Bill	New York	House Joint Resolution	419	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States repealing the Second Amendment to the Constitution.	1992	102	Owens, Major R.	New York	House Joint Resolution	438	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to serve as a "Taxpayer's Bill of Rights" by requiring a reduction in the deficit, a balancing of the budget, and a limitation on revenues, and for other purposes.	1992	102	Allen, George	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	447	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of years Representatives and Senators may serve.	1992	102	Lagomarsino, Robert J.	California	House Joint Resolution	448	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of years a person may serve as a Representative in, or Delegate or Resident Commissioner to, the Congress.	1992	102	Nichols, Dick	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	451	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the number of consecutive terms for Members of the House of Representatives and the Senate.	1992	102	Armey, Richard K.	Texas	House Joint Resolution	462	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to grant to the President line-item veto authority.	1992	102	Dooley, Calvin M.	California	House Joint Resolution	472	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget of the United States Government.	1992	102	Obey, David R.	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	490	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to restrict annual deficits by limiting the public debt of the United States and requiring a favorable vote of the people on any law to exceed such limit.	1992	102	Pickett, Owen B.	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	491	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for a balanced budget of the United States Government.	1992	102	Gephardt, Richard A.	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	496	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for representation of the District of Columbia in the Congress.	1992	102	Moran, James P.	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	501	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government.	1992	102	Orton, Bill	Utah	House Joint Resolution	504	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the election of the President and Vice President.	1992	102	Orton, Bill	Utah	House Joint Resolution	506	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for the direct popular election of the President and the Vice-President.	1992	102	Traficant, James A., Jr.	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	511	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for a runoff election for the offices of the President and Vice-President of the United States if no candidates receives a majority of the electoral college.	1992	102	Gillmor, Paul E.	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	513	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for the direct popular election of the President and Vice President of the United States.	1992	102	Glickman, Dan	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	516	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to prohibit the death penalty.	1992	102	Gonzalez, Henry B.	Texas	House Joint Resolution	518	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to extend the right to vote to citizens who are sixteen years of age or older, and to repeal the twenty-sixth article of amendment to the Constitution.	1992	102	Penny, Timothy J.	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	521	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that each political party shall be represented on each committee of the House of Representatives, and each subcommittee thereof, equally or in the same proportion that such party is represented in the House of Representatives.	1992	102	Taylor, Charles	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	522	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to permit the Congress to limit expenditures in elections for Federal office.	1992	102	Dingell, John D.	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	524	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States allowing an item veto in appropriations bills.	1992	102	Coleman, E. Thomas	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	525	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States providing for direct popular election of the President and the Vice President.	1992	102	Huckaby, Thomas J.	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	526	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of years that a person may serve consecutively in the Senate, in the House of Representatives, and in ambassadorships.	1992	102	Edwards, Mickey	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	537	Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the number of consecutive years a person may serve in or be employed by the Government of the United States or be employed to affect the policies and programs of the Government of the United States.	1992	102	Peterson, Collin	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	539	Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for the limitation of service in the Congress.	1992	102	McCrery. Jim	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	545	Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for a 6-year term for the President and Vice President, to provide for a 4-year term for Representatives, to limit the number of terms Senators and Representatives may serve, to provide for a 12-year term for Supreme Court Justices, and to limit the terms of heads of the Executive departments and members of the Box Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for a 6-year term for the President and Vice President, to provide for a 4-year term for Representatives, to limit the number of terms Senators and Representatives may serve, to provide for a 12-year term for Supreme Court Justices, and to limit the terms of heads of the Executive departments and members of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.	1992	102	DeFazio, Peter	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	554	Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States providing for direct popular elections of the President and the Vice President, establishing a day for elections for the offices of the President, the Vice President, Senator, and Representative, and providing for primaries to nominate candidates for the offices 1 month before the elections.	1992	102	Jacobs, Andrew Jr.	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	557	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to equal rights for women and men.	1991	102	Kennedy, Edward M.	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	3	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution relating to a Federal balanced budget and tax limitation.	1991	102	Specter, Arlen	Pennsylvania	Senate Joint Resolution	5	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution relating to a Federal balanced budget.	1991	102	DeConcini, Dennis	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	7	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution relating to a Federal balanced budget.	1991	102	Thurmond, Strom	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	9	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to grant the President line-item veto authority.	1991	102	Symms, Steven D.	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	11	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to allow the President to veto items of appropriation.	1991	102	Thurmond, Strom	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	14	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to voluntary school prayer.	1991	102	Thurmond, Strom	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	15	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	1991	102	Thurmond, Strom	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	17	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the constitution relating to a federal balanced budget.	1991	102	Simon, Paul	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	18	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution altering Federal budget procedures.	1991	102	Heflin, Howell	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	19	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to contributions and expenditures intended to affect Congressional and Presidential elections.	1991	102	Hollings, Ernest F.	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	35	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States for the protection of unborn children and other persons.	1991	102	Garn, E. J.	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	37	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution relating to Federal budget procedures.	1991	102	Gramm, Phil	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	41	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution relating to Federal Budget Procedures.	1991	102	Exon, J. James	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	47	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution authorizing the President to disapprove or reduce an item of appropriations.	1991	102	Dixon, Alan J.	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	54	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to campaign expenditures.	1991	102	Roth Jr., William V.	Delaware	Senate Joint Resolution	60	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States which requires (except during time of war and subject to suspension by the Congress) that the total amount of money expended by the United States during any fiscal year not exceed the amount of certain revenue received by the United States during such fiscal year and not exceed 20 per centum of the gross national product of the United States during the previous calendar year.	1991	102	Shelby, Richard C.	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	128	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing a Balanced Budget Amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	1991	102	Kasten, Robert W., Jr	Wisconsin	Senate Joint Resolution	182	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the terms of office for Members of Congress.	1991	102	Coats, Daniel	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	227	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to set the compensation of services for Members of Congress, and for other purposes.	1991	102	Daschle, Thomas A.	South Dakota	Senate Joint Resolution	237	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution to propose an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to protect the cultural rights of all Americans.	1992	102	Breaux, John B.	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	249	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for the direct popular election of the President and Vice President of the United States.	1992	102	Pryor, David H.	Arkansas	Senate Joint Resolution	297	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation.	1992	102	Craig, Larry E.	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	298	Judiciary
A joint resolution to state the finding of Congress that the Amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to compensation for Members of Congress has been duly ratified, and for other purposes.	1992	102	Kasten, Robert W., Jr	Wisconsin	Senate Joint Resolution	299	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution relating to the election of the President and Vice President of the United States.	1992	102	Exon, J. James	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	302	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a runoff election for the offices of the President and Vice President of the United States if no candidate receives a majority of the electoral college.	1992	102	Gorton, Slade	Washington	Senate Joint Resolution	312	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to the commencement of the terms of the office of the President, Vice President, and Members of Congress.	1992	102	Pell, Claiborne	Rhode Island	Senate Joint Resolution	322	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to prohibit the Supreme Court or any inferior court of the United States from ordering the laying or increasing of taxes.	1992	102	Danforth, John	Missouri	Senate Joint Resolution	345	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to equal rights for men and women.	1993	103	Edwards, Don	California	House Joint Resolution	1	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government.	1993	103	Michel, Robert H.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	2	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States allowing an item veto in appropriations bills.	1993	103	Allard, Wayne	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	4	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the terms of office of the judges of the Supreme and inferior courts.	1993	103	Applegate, Douglas	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	5	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Intellectual Property and Judicial Administration
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States allowing an item veto in appropriations bills.	19931	103	Archer, Bill	Texas	House Joint Resolution	7	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States requiring the submission of balanced Federal funds budgets by the President and action by the Congress to provide revenues to offset Federal funds deficits.	1993	103	Archer, Bill	Texas	House Joint Resolution	8	Judiciary
Proposing a Balanced Budget Amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	1993	103	Barton, Joe	Texas	House Joint Resolution	8	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to voluntary prayer in public schools.	1993	103	Combest, Larry	Texas	House Joint Resolution	14	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States providing that no person may be elected to the House of Representatives more than three times, and providing that no person may be elected to the Senate more than once.	1993	103	Crane, Phillip M.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	16	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution relating to Federal budget procedures.	1993	103	Darden, George (Buddy)	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	17	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States pertaining to prayer.	1993	103	de la Garza, E	Texas	House Joint Resolution	18	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that appropriations shall not exceed revenues of the United States, except in time of war or national emergency.	1993	103	de la Garza, E	Texas	House Joint Resolution	19	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to permit the Congress to limit expenditures in elections for Federal office.	1993	103	Dingell, John D.	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	20	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the number of consecutive terms members of the United States Senate and House of Representatives may serve.	1993	103	Dornan, Robert K.	California	House Joint Resolution	21	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to voluntary prayer in public schools.	1993	103	Duncan, John J. Jr	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	22	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to prohibit compelling the attendance of a student in a public school other than the public school nearest the residence of such student.	1993	103	Emerson, Bill	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	23	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation.	1993	103	Emerson, Bill	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	24	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States allowing an item veto in appropriations bills.	1993	103	Emerson, Bill	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	25	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the right to life.	1993	103	Emerson, Bill	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	26	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to voluntary school prayer.	1993	103	Emerson, Bill	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	27	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to abolish the electoral college and to provide for the direct popular election of the President and Vice President of the United States.	1993	103	Wise, Robert E., Jr.	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	28	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the Congress and the States to prohibit the act of desecration of the flag of the United States and to set criminal penalties for that act.	1993	103	Emerson, Bill	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	29	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution allowing an item veto in appropriations.	1993	103	Ewing, Thomas W.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	30	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the terms of office for Members of Congress.	1993	103	Hancock, Mel	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	31	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States permitting the President to grant a pardon to an individual only after such individual has been convicted.	1993	103	Jacobs, Andrew Jr.	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	32	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States providing for direct popular elections of the President and the Vice President, establishing a day for elections for the offices of the President, the Vice President, Senator, and Representative, and providing for primaries to nominate candidates for the offices 1 month before the elections.	1993	103	Jacobs, Andrew Jr.	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	33	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the expenditure of money to elect public officials.	1993	103	Jacobs, Andrew Jr.	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	34	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution allowing an item veto in appropriations.	1993	103	Kolbe, Jim	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	35	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the number of consecutive terms that Senators and Representatives may serve.	1993	103	Kolbe, Jim	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	36	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for four-year terms for Representatives and to limit the number of terms Senators and Representatives may serve.	1993	103	McCollum, Bill	Florida	House Joint Resolution	37	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the number of terms of office of Members of the Senate and the House of Representatives.	1993	103	McCollum, Bill	Florida	House Joint Resolution	38	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to permit Congress to grant power to the Supreme Court to remove judges in certain cases.	1993	103	Sensenbrenner, F. James, Jr	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	40	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Intellectual Property and Judicial Administration
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for a four-year term for Members of the House of Representatives.	1993	103	Slattery, Jim	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	41	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the nomination of individuals for election to the offices of the President and Vice President of the United States.	1993	103	Smith, Neal Edward	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	42	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to require that congressional resolutions setting forth levels of total budget outlays and Federal revenues must be agreed to by two-thirds vote of both Houses of the Congress if the level of outlays exceeds the level of revenues.	1993	103	Solomon, Gerald B.H.	New York	House Joint Resolution	43	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the Congress and the States to prohibit the act of physical desecration of the flag of the United States and to set criminal penalties for that act.	1993	103	Solomon, Gerald B.H.	New York	House Joint Resolution	44	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the number of consecutive terms for Members of the House of Representatives and the Senate.	1993	103	Solomon, Gerald B.H.	New York	House Joint Resolution	45	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States allowing an item veto in appropriations Acts.	1993	103	Solomon, Gerald B.H.	New York	House Joint Resolution	46	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the number of consecutive terms for Members of the House of Representatives and the Senate.	1993	103	Solomon, Gerald B.H.	New York	House Joint Resolution	47	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing a Balanced Budget Amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	1993	103	Stump, Bob	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	49	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States allowing the President to veto any item of appropriation or any provision in any Act or joint resolution containing an item of appropriation.	1993	103	Stump, Bob	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	50	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for four-year terms for Representatives and to limit the number of terms Representatives may serve.	1993	103	Stump, Bob	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	51	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to prohibit bills and resolutions from containing more than a single subject when they are presented to the President.	1993	103	Zimmer, Dick	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	53	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation and to allow an item veto of appropriation bills.	1993	103	Zimmer, Dick	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	54	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States providing that, except in cases of national emergency, expenditures of the United States Government in any fiscal year shall not exceed its revenues for that fiscal year.	1993	103	Neal, Stephen L.	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	56	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States providing that, except in cases of national emergency, expenditures of the United States Government shall not exceed its revenues, nor exceed 20 percent of the gross national product, in any fiscal year.	1993	103	Neal, Stephen L.	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	57	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that Federal judges be reconfirmed by the Senate every ten years.	1993	103	Fields, Jack	Texas	House Joint Resolution	59	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Intellectual Property and Judicial Administration
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for the election of the President and Vice President by direct popular vote.	1993	103	Kleczka, Gerald D.	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	60	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that expenditures for a fiscal year shall neither exceed revenues for such fiscal year nor 19 per centum of the Nation's gross national product for the last calendar year ending before the beginning of such fiscal year.	1993	103	Kyl, Jon	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	61	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution relating to a Federal balanced budget.	1993	103	Poshard, Glenn	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	62	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution authorizing the President to disapprove or reduce an item of appropriations.	1993	103	Poshard, Glenn	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	63	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States respecting the right to decent and affordable housing.	1993	103	Rangel, Charles B.	New York	House Joint Resolution	64	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for the direct popular election of the President and Vice President of the United States.	1993	103	Wheat, Alan	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	65	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for four-year terms for Representatives, to limit the number of consecutive terms Representatives and Senators may serve, and to limit the total number of terms Representatives and Senators may serve.	1993	103	Franks, Gary A.	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	70	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the terms of offices of Members of Congress and increasing the term of Representatives to four years.	1993	103	Coble, Howard	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	71	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the compelling of testimony from a defendant in a criminal case in open court, a restriction on the use of prior convictions except when they are an element of the crime charged, and the right of a defendant in a criminal case to be informed of the evidence against the defendant.	1993	103	Jacobs, Andrew Jr.	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	72	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit service by Representatives, Senators, and Federal judges.	1993	103	Jacobs, Andrew Jr.	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	73	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the President to disapprove or reduce an item of appropriations.	1993	103	Clement, Bob	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	76	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the terms of office for Representatives and Senators in Congress.	1993	103	Fowler, Tillie	Florida	House Joint Resolution	77	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States repealing the Second Amendment to the Constitution.	1993	103	Owens, Major R.	New York	House Joint Resolution	81	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that the United States shall guarantee to each person the right to employment opportunity.	1993	103	Owens, Major R.	New York	House Joint Resolution	82	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to voluntary prayer in public schools.	1993	103	Rahall, Nick J., II	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	89	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the President to veto an item of appropriation in any Act or resolution containing such an item.	1993	103	Franks, Gary A.	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	91	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the number of terms for Members of the House of Representatives and the Senate.	1993	103	Hutchinson, Tim	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	99	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation.	1993	103	Hutchinson, Tim	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	100	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation.	1993	103	Stenholm, Charles W.	Texas	House Joint Resolution	103	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States repealing the 22nd article of amendment, thereby removing the restrictions on the number of terms an individual may serve as President.	1993	103	McNulty, Michael R.	New York	House Joint Resolution	107	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States providing for the recall of Senators and Representatives.	1993	103	Paxon, Bill	New York	House Joint Resolution	109	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States guaranteeing access to medical care to all citizens of the United States.	1993	103	Stark, Fortney Pete	California	House Joint Resolution	114	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing a balanced budget and line-item veto amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	1993	103	Grams, Rod	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	115	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to restrict the requirement of citizenship at birth by virtue of birth in the United States to persons with a legal resident mother or father.	1993	103	Beilenson, Anthony C.	California	House Joint Resolution	117	Judiciary, Subcommittee on International Law, Immigration and Refugees
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government.	1993	103	Orton, Bill	Utah	House Joint Resolution	123	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the right to life.	1993	103	Oberstar, James L.	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	128	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to restrict the requirement of citizenship at birth by virtue of birth in the United States to persons with citizen or legal resident mothers.	1993	103	Gallegly, Elton	California	House Joint Resolution	129	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for issuance of writs of election in cases of vacancies in the Senate.	1993	103	Franks, Gary A.	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	144	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the number of consecutive years a person may serve in or be employed by the Government of the United States or be employed to affect the policies and programs of the Government of the United States.	1993	103	Peterson, Collin	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	146	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the right to life.	1993	103	Dornan, Robert K.	California	House Joint Resolution	158	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the period of time Senators and Representatives may serve.	1993	103	Inglis, Bob	California	House Joint Resolution	160	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to restrict annual deficits by limiting the public debt of the United States and requiring a favorable vote of the people on any law to exceed such limit.	1993	103	Pickett, Owen B.	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	161	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States restoring the right of Americans to pray in public institutions, including public school graduation ceremonies and athletic events.	1993	103	Hefner, W.G.	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	163	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide a limitation on the terms of United States Senators and Representatives.	1993	103	Sheperd, Karen	Utah	House Joint Resolution	164	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for balanced budgets for the United States Government.	1993	103	Doolittle, John T.	California	House Joint Resolution	167	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the election of the President and Vice President.	1993	103	Orton, Bill	Utah	House Joint Resolution	169	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the number of consecutive terms a person may serve as a Representative or Senator, which shall be known as the Citizen Representative Reform Act New Blood Provision.	1993	103	Nussle, Jim	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	170	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States establishing English as the official language of the United States.	1993	103	Doolittle, John T.	California	House Joint Resolution	171	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding school prayer.	1993	103	Solomon, Gerald B.H.	New York	House Joint Resolution	173	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States protecting reproductive rights.	1993	103	Mink, Patsy T.	Hawaii	House Joint Resolution	176	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to give citizens of the United States the right to enact and repeal laws by voting on legislation in a national election.	1993	103	Hoekstra, Peter	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	180	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to give citizens of the United States the right to propose amendments to the constitution by an initiative process.	1993	103	Hoekstra, Peter	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	181	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to allow an item veto of appropriation bills.	1993	103	Hancock, Mel	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	183	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding presidential election voting rights for residents of United States territories.	1993	103	de Lugo, Ron	Virgin Islands	House Joint Resolution	195	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the number of consecutive terms members of the United States Senate and House of Representatives may serve.	1993	103	Dornan, Robert K.	California	House Joint Resolution	200	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit terms of Representatives and Senators and to place requirements on Representatives who seek election to the Senate.	1993	103	Hoke, Martin R.	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	203	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the proposal and the enactment of laws by popular vote of the people of the United States.	1993	103	Solomon, Gerald B.H.	New York	House Joint Resolution	210	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to school prayer.	1993	103	Murtha, John P.	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	211	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the terms of office for Members of Congress.	1993	103	McCrery, Jim	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	221	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to expenditures to affect Congressional, Presidential, State, and local elections.	1993	103	Volkmer, Harold L.	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	223	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to prohibit the death penalty.	1993	103	Gonzalez, Henry B.	Texas	House Joint Resolution	224	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to require three-fifths majorities for bills increasing taxes.	1993	103	Smith, Robert	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	245	Judiciary
Entitled the "Citizen's Tax Protection Amendment", proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to prohibit retroactive taxation.	1993	103	Royce Edward R.	California	House Joint Resolution	248	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to prohibit retroactive income taxation.	1993	103	Gilchrest, Wayne T.	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	249	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for budgetary reform by requiring the reduction of the deficit, a balanced Federal budget, the repayment of the national debt, and establishing line item veto authority for the President.	1993	103	Allard, Wayne	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	251	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that no State shall be obligated by new Federal law to perform any new or expanded program or service, unless the expenses of doing so are paid by the Federal Government.	1993	103	Franks, Bob	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	254	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Administrative Law and Governmental Relations
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to prohibit retroactive taxation.	1993	103	Solomon, Gerald B.H.	New York	House Joint Resolution	255	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States prohibiting Federal laws and rules that impose liability for conduct occurring before the date of enactment or issuance.	1993	103	Ramstad, Jim	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	256	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States prohibiting retroactive increases in taxes.	1993	103	Herger, Wally	California	House Joint Resolution	258	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for a runoff election if no candidate receives more than 50 percent of the popular vote nationally.	1993	103	Duncan, John J. Jr	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	263	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution relating to Federal budget procedures.	1993	103	Volkmer, Harold L.	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	273	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of years an individual may serve in certain positions in the Government of the United States, and for other purposes.	1993	103	English, Glenn	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	277	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding federally-mandated expenditures.	1993	103	Gillmor, Paul E.	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	282	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Administrative Law and Governmental Relations
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the terms of Representatives and Senators, and to provide for a four-year term for Representatives.	1993	103	Orton, Bill	Utah	House Joint Resolution	298	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the twenty-fifth amendment to that Constitution.	1994	103	Gonzalez, Henry B.	Texas	House Joint Resolution	307	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States allowing an item veto in appropriations bills and an item veto of contract authority or taxation changes in any other bill.	1994	103	Zimmer, Dick	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	321	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of years an individual may serve in certain positions in the Government of the United States, and for other purposes.	1994	103	Sarpalius, Bill	Texas	House Joint Resolution	324	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government.	1994	103	Wise, Robert E., Jr.	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	336	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the terms of Representatives and Senators, and to provide for a four-year term for Representatives.	1994	103	Minge, David	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	339	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that no person born to parents who are unlawfully in the United States at the time of the birth shall be a United States citizen on account of birth in the United States.	1994	103	Taylor, Charles	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	340	Judiciary, Subcommittee on International Law, Immigration and Refugees
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States providing for 4-year terms for Members of the House of Representatives.	1994	103	Hutto, Earl	Florida	House Joint Resolution	368	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Human Life Protection Act	1994	103	Dornan, Robert K.	California	House Joint Resolution	394	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that no person born in the United States will be a United States citizen on account of birth in the United States unless a parent is a United States citizen at the time of the birth.	1994	103	Callahan, Sonny	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	396	Judiciary, Subcommittee on International Law, Immigration and Refugees
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to the free exercise of religion.	1994	103	Montgomery, G.V.	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	407	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to voluntary school prayer.	1994	103	Istook, Ernest J., Jr.	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	424	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to disqualify from certain offices persons who have been convicted of a crime for which a penalty of imprisonment of 6 months or more may be imposed.	1994	103	Franks, Gary A.	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	427	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to the desecration of the American Flag.	1994	103	Pickett, Owen B.	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	428	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States restoring the right of Americans to pray in public school graduation ceremonies and athletic events.	1993	103	Helms, Jesse	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	3
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution relating to a Federal balanced budget.	1993	103	Thurmond, Strom	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	8	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to voluntary school prayer.	1993	103	Thurmond, Strom	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	9	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution relative to contributions and expenditures intended to affect congressional and Presidential elections.	1993	103	Hollings, Ernest F.	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	10	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	1993	103	Thurmond, Strom	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	13	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to allow the President to veto items of appropriation.	1993	103	Thurmond, Strom	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	15	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States restoring the right of Americans to pray in public institutions, including public school graduation ceremonies and athletic events.	1993	103	Helms, Jesse	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	16	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to the commencement of the terms of office of the President, Vice President, and Members of Congress.	1993	103	Pell, Claiborne	Rhode Island	Senate Joint Resolution	17	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the terms of office for Members of Congress.	1993	103	Coats, Daniel	Indiana	Senate Joint Resolution	18	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution relating to Federal Budget Procedures.	1993	103	Exon, J. James	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	25	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution relating to a Federal balanced budget.	1993	103	DeConcini, Dennis	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	26	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government.	1993	103	Heflin, Howell	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	31	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the terms of office for Representatives and Senators in Congress.	1993	103	Mack, Connie, III	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	33	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution relative to contributions and expenditures intended to affect congressional and Presidential elections.	1993	103	Hollings, Ernest F.	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	37	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to equal rights for women and men.	1993	103	Kennedy, Edward M.	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	40	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to require a balanced budget.	1993	103	Simon, Paul	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	41
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution authorizing the President to disapprove or reduce an item of appropriations.	1993	103	Simon, Paul	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	63	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States which requires (except during time of war and subject to suspension by the Congress) that the total amount of money expended by the United States during any fiscal year not exceed the amount of certain revenue received by the United States during such fiscal year and not exceed 20 per centum of the gross national product of the United States during the previous calendar year.	1993	103	Shelby, Richard C.	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	67	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to prayer in public schools and public buildings.	1993	103	Roth Jr., William V.	Delaware	Senate Joint Resolution	68	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to campaign expenditures.	1993	103	Roth Jr., William V.	Delaware	Senate Joint Resolution	96	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution prohibiting the imposition of retroactive taxes on the American people.	1993	103	Coverdell, Paul	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	120	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution prohibiting the imposition of retroactive taxes on the American people.	1993	103	Burns, Conrad R.	Montana	Senate Joint Resolution	127	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States barring Federal unfunded mandates to the States.	1993	103	Brown, Hank	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	148	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution relating to the election of the President and the Vice President of the United States.	1993	103	Exon, J. James	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	173	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to the free exercise of religion.	1994	103	Cochran, Thad	Mississippi	Senate Joint Resolution	199	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	1995	104	Barton, Joe	Texas	House Joint Resolution	1
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the number of terms of office of Members of the Senate and the House of Representatives.	1995	104	McCollum, Bill	Florida	House Joint Resolution	2	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the period of time United States Senators and Representatives may serve.	1995	104	Inglis, Bob	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	3	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States allowing an item veto in appropriations bills.	1995	104	Allard, Wayne	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	4	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for four-year terms for Representatives and to limit the number of terms Senators and Representatives may serve.	1995	104	McCollum, Bill	Florida	House Joint Resolution	5	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States allowing an item veto in appropriations bills.	1995	104	Archer, Bill	Texas	House Joint Resolution	6	Judiciary
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	1995	104	Archer, Bill	Texas	House Joint Resolution	7	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the terms of office for Representatives and Senators in Congress.	1995	104	Fowler, Tillie	Florida	House Joint Resolution	8	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to require that congressional resolutions setting forth levels of total budget outlays and Federal revenues must be agreed to by two-thirds vote of both Houses of the Congress if the level of outlays exceeds the level of revenues.	1995	104	Solomon, Gerald B.H.	New York	House Joint Resolution	9	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding school prayer.	1995	104	Solomon, Gerald B.H.	New York	House Joint Resolution	10	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the proposal and the enactment of laws by popular vote of the people of the United States.	1995	104	Solomon, Gerald B.H.	New York	House Joint Resolution	11	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the number of consecutive terms for Members of the House of Representatives and the Senate.	1995	104	Solomon, Gerald B.H.	New York	House Joint Resolution	12	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to prohibit compelling the attendance of a student in a public school other than the public school nearest the residence of such student.	1995	104	Emerson, Bill	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	13	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the Congress and the States to prohibit the act of desecration of the flag of the United States and to set criminal penalties for that act.	1995	104	Emerson, Bill	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	14	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation.	1995	104	Emerson, Bill	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	15	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to voluntary school prayer.	1995	104	Emerson, Bill	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	16	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States allowing an item veto in appropriations bills.	1995	104	Emerson, Bill	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	17	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the right to life.	1995	104	Emerson, Bill	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	18	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States pertaining to prayer.	1995	104	de la Garza, E	Texas	House Joint Resolution	19	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that appropriations shall not exceed revenues of the United States, except in time of war or national emergency.	1995	104	de la Garza, E	Texas	House Joint Resolution	20	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for budgetary reform by requiring the reduction of the deficit, a balanced Federal budget, and the repayment of the national debt.	1995	104	Allard, Wayne	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	21	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to require a balanced budget.	1995	104	Volkmer, Harold L.	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	22	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the right to life.	1995	104	Volkmer, Harold L.	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	23	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the terms of offices of Members of Congress and increasing the term of Representatives to four years.	1995	104	Coble, Howard	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	24	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States providing that no person may be elected to the House of Representatives more than three times, and providing that no person may be elected to the Senate more than once.	1995	104	Crane, Phillip M.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	25	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the right to life.	1995	104	Dornan, Robert K.	California	House Joint Resolution	26	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States barring Federal unfunded mandates to the States.	1995	104	Franks, Bob	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	27	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Commercial and Administrative Law
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation.	1995	104	Stenholm, Charles W.	Texas	House Joint Resolution	28	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit terms of Representatives and Senators.	1995	104	Furse, Elizabeth	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	29	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States permitting the President to grant a pardon to an individual only after such individual has been convicted.	1995	104	Jacobs, Andrew Jr.	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	30	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to physical desecration of the flag of the United States and expenditure of money to elect public officials.	1995	104	Jacobs, Andrew Jr.	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	32	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the terms of office for Members of Congress.	1995	104	McCrery, Jim	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	34	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that expenditures for a fiscal year shall neither exceed revenues for such fiscal year nor 19 per centum of the Nation's gross national product for the last calendar year ending before the beginning of such fiscal year.	1995	104	McCrery, Jim	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	35	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the election of the President and Vice President.	1995	104	Orton, Bill	Utah	House Joint Resolution	36	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government.	1995	104	Orton, Bill	Utah	House Joint Resolution	37	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the terms of Representatives and Senators, and to provide for a four-year term for Representatives.	1995	104	Orton, Bill	Utah	House Joint Resolution	38	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the number of consecutive years a person may serve in or be employed by the Government of the United States or be employed to affect the policies and programs of the Government of the United States.	1995	104	Peterson, Collin	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	39	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to restrict annual deficits by limiting the public debt of the United States and requiring a favorable vote of the people on any law to exceed such limits.	1995	104	Pickett, Owen B.	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	40	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to the desecration of the American Flag.	1995	104	Pickett, Owen B.	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	41	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding presidential election voting rights for residents of United States territories.	1995	104	Serrano, Jose E.	New York	House Joint Resolution	42	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States allowing the President to veto any item of appropriation or any provision in any Act or joint resolution containing an item of appropriation.	1995	104	Stump, Bob	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	43	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for four-year terms for Members of the House of Representatives and to provide that Members may not serve more than three terms.	1995	104	Stump, Bob	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	44	Judiciary
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	1995	104	Stump, Bob	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	45	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation and to allow an item veto of appropriation bills.	1995	104	Zimmer, Dick	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	46	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States allowing an item veto in appropriations bills and an item veto of contract authority or taxation changes in any other bill.	1995	104	Zimmer, Dick	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	47	Judiciary
Entitled the "Citizen's Tax Protection Amendment", proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to prohibit retroactive taxation.	1995	104	Royce Edward R.	California	House Joint Resolution	48	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government.	1995	104	Wise, Robert E., Jr.	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	49	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to require three-fifths majorities for bills increasing taxes.	1995	104	Geren, Pete	Texas	House Joint Resolution	51	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States providing for 4-year terms for Representatives and limiting the service of Senators and Representatives to 12 years.	1995	104	Peterson, Douglas	Florida	House Joint Resolution	52	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government.	1995	104	Thornton, Ray	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	53	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding federally-mandated expenditures.	1995	104	Gillmor, Paul E.	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	54	Judiciary
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	1995	104	Kleczka, Gerald D.	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	55	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to restrict the requirement of citizenship at birth by virtue of birth in the United States to persons with a legal resident mother or father.	1995	104	Beilenson, Anthony C.	California	House Joint Resolution	56	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Subcommittee on Immigration and Claims
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	1995	104	Deutsch, Peter	Florida	House Joint Resolution	57	Judiciary
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	1995	104	Hoke, Martin R.	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	58	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution authorizing the President to disapprove or reduce an item of appropriations.	1995	104	Poshard, Glenn	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	59	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to a Federal balanced budget.	1995	104	Poshard, Glenn	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	60	Judiciary
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	1995	104	Franks, Bob	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	62	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that Federal judges be reconfirmed by the Senate every 10 years.	1995	104	Fields, Jack	Texas	House Joint Resolution	63	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to restrict the requirement of citizenship at birth by virtue of birth in the United States to persons with citizen or legal resident mothers.	1995	104	Gallegly, Elton	California	House Joint Resolution	64	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Subcommittee on Immigration and Claims
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the terms of Representatives and Senators, to provide for a four-year term for Representatives, and to provide for campaign contribution limitations with respect to elections for Federal office.	1995	104	Thornton, Ray	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	65	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the number of terms of office of Members of the Senate and House of	1995	104	Deal, Nathan	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	66	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to voluntary prayer in public schools.	1995	104	Steams, Cliff	Florida	House Joint Resolution	67	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the twenty-second amendment relating to Presidential term limitations.	1995	104	Frank, Barney	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	68	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States repealing the 22nd article of amendment, thereby removing the restrictions on the number of terms an individual may serve as President.	1995	104	McNulty, Michael R.	New York	House Joint Resolution	71	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the right to life.	1995	104	Oberstar, James L.	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	72	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the number of terms of office of Members of the Senate and the House of Representatives.	1995	104	McCollum, Bill	Florida	House Joint Resolution	73
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	1995	104	Smith, Nick	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	74	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for four-year terms for Members of the House of Representatives and to provide that Members may not serve more than three terms.	1995	104	Eshoo, Anna	California	House Joint Resolution	75	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the terms of office of Senators and Representatives.	1995	104	Hilleary, Van	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	76	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the terms of Senators and Representatives.	1995	104	McCollum, Bill	Florida	House Joint Resolution	77	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the Congress and the States to prohibit the physical desecration of the flag of the United States.	1995	104	Solomon, Gerald B.H.	New York	House Joint Resolution	79	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States repealing the twenty-second article of amendment to the Constitution.	1995	104	Hoyer, Steny H.	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	81	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the terms of office of Senators, Representatives, and the President and Vice President.	1995	104	Mascara, Frank	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	82	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States providing for direct popular elections of the President and the Vice President, establishing a day for elections for the offices of the President, the Vice President, Senator, and Representative, and providing for primaries to nominate candidates for the offices 1 month before the elections.	1995	104	Jacobs, Andrew Jr.	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	86	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding citizenship in the United States.	1995	104	Stockman, Steve	Texas	House Joint Resolution	87	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Subcommittee on Immigration and Claims
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that no person born in the United States be a United States citizen on account of birth in the United States unless a parent is a United States citizen at the time of the birth.	1995	104	Callahan, Sonny	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	88	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Subcommittee on Immigration and Claims
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to protect the right to life.	1995	104	Dornan, Robert K.	California	House Joint Resolution	90	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to allow the States to limit the period of time United States Senators and Representatives may serve.	1995	104	Sanford, Marshall	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	91	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the terms of office for Representatives and Senators in Congress.	1995	104	Danner, Pat	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	92	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that no person born in the United States will be a United States citizen unless a parent is a United States citizen, is lawfully in the United States, or has a lawful immigration status at the time of the birth.	1995	104	Foley, Mark	Florida	House Joint Resolution	93	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Subcommittee on Immigration and Claims
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to school prayer.	1995	104	Murtha, John P.	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	94	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to permit the Congress to limit expenditures in elections for Federal office.	1995	104	Dingell, John D.	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	97	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to clarify the meaning of the Second Amendment.	1995	104	Owens, Major R.	New York	House Joint Resolution	98	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to prohibit the death penalty.	1995	104	Gonzalez, Henry B.	Texas	House Joint Resolution	99	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to give citizens of the United States the right to enact and repeal laws by voting on legislation in a national election.	1995	104	Hoekstra, Peter	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	103	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to give citizens of the United States the right to propose amendments to the Constitution by an initiative process.	1995	104	Hoekstra, Peter	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	104	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to give citizens of the United States the right to recall elected officials.	1995	104	Hoekstra, Peter	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	105	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to require three-fifths majorities for bills increasing taxes.	1995	104	Barton, Joe	Texas	House Joint Resolution	106	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding congressional pay and pensions.	1995	104	Stockman, Steve	Texas	House Joint Resolution	107	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States establishing English as the official language of the United States.	1995	104	Doolittle, John T.	California	House Joint Resolution	109	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to contributions and expenditures intended to affect elections for Federal and State office.	1995	104	Kaptur, Marcy	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	114	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to abolish the electoral college and to provide for the direct popular election of the President and Vice President of the United States.	1995	104	Wise, Robert E., Jr.	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	117	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States in order to secure the unalienable right of the people to acknowledge, worship, and serve their Creator, according to the dictates of conscience.	1995	104	Hyde, Henry J.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	121	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing a religious liberties amendment to the Constitution of the United States to secure the people's right to acknowledge God according to the dictates of conscience.	1995	104	Istook, Ernest J., Jr.	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	127	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to require two-thirds majorities for bills increasing taxes.	1996	104	Barton, Joe	Texas	House Joint Resolution	159	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that Federal judges be reconfirmed by the Senate every 6 years.	1996	104	Hayes, James A.	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	160	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to secure the people's right to acknowledge God according to the dictates of conscience.	1996	104	Quillen, James H.	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	161	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide 8-year terms of offices for judges of Federal courts other than the Supreme Court.	1996	104	Riggs, Frank	California	House Joint Resolution	164	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the judicial power of the United States.	1996	104	Talent, Jim	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	167	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to taxes.	1996	104	Barton, Joe	Texas	House Joint Resolution	169	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to permit the Congress to limit contributions and expenditures in elections for Federal office.	1996	104	Lantos, Tom	California	House Joint Resolution	171	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to contributions and expenditures intended to affect elections.	1996	104	English, Phil	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	172	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to protect the rights of victims of crime.	1996	104	Hyde, Henry J.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	173	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to protect the rights of victims of crime.	1996	104	Hyde, Henry J.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	174	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to abolish the Federal income tax.	1996	104	Johnson, Sam	Texas	House Joint Resolution	176	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the Congress and the States to prohibit the physical desecration of the flag of the United States.	1996	104	McDade, Joseph M.	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	177	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to abolish the Electoral College and to provide for the direct election of the President and Vice President of the United States.	1996	104	Campell, Tom	California	House Joint Resolution	180	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to further protect religious freedom, including the right of students in public schools to pray without government sponsorship or compulsion, by clarifying the proper construction of any prohibition on laws respecting an establishment of religion.	1996	104	Armey, Richard K.	Texas	House Joint Resolution	184	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States restoring the right of Americans to pray in public institutions, including public school graduation ceremonies and athletic events.	1996	104	Hefner, W.G.	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	186	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to expenditures to affect Congressional, Presidential, State, and local elections.	1996	104	Volkmer, Harold L.	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	187	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the liability of Members of Congress for false statements made in carrying out their	1996	104	Myrick, Sue Wilkins	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	188	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that no person born in the United States will be a United States citizen on account of birth in the United States unless both parents are either United States citizens or aliens lawfully admitted for permanent residence at the time of the birth.	1996	104	Barr, Bob	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	190	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to require a balanced budget.	1995	104	Dole, Robert J.	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	1	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to allow the President to veto items of appropriation.	1995	104	Thurmond, Strom	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	2	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution, Federalism, Property
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that expenditures for a fiscal year shall neither exceed revenues for such fiscal year nor 19 per centum of the Nation's gross national product for the last calendar year ending before the beginning of such fiscal year.	1995	104	Kyl, Jon	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	3	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution relating to a Federal balanced budget.	1995	104	Thurmond, Strom	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	4	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	1995	104	Thurmond, Strom	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	5	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to voluntary school prayer.	1995	104	Thurmond, Strom	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	6	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to clarify the intent of the Constitution to neither prohibit nor require public school prayer.	1995	104	Byrd, Robert C.	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	7
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to prohibit retroactive increases in taxes.	1995	104	Coverdell, Paul	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	8	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution, Federalism, Property
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States barring Federal unfunded mandates to the States.	1995	104	Hatch, Orrin G.	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	9	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States which requires (except during time of war and subject to suspension by the Congress) that the total amount of money expended by the United States during any fiscal year not exceed the amount of certain revenue received by the United States during such fiscal year and not exceed 20 per centum of the gross national product of the United States during the previous calendar year.	1995	104	Shelby, Richard C.	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	11	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	1995	104	Gramm, Phil	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	12	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government.	1995	104	Heflin, Howell	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	13	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution relating to Federal budget procedures.	1995	104	Exon, J. James	Nebraska	Senate Joint Resolution	14	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to allow the President to reduce or disapprove items of appropriations.	1995	104	Simon, Paul	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	15	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to grant the President line-item veto authority.	1995	104	Brown, Hank	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	16	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution, Federalism, Property
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution relative to contributions and expenditures intended to affect elections for Federal, State, and local office.	1995	104	Hollings, Ernest F.	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	18	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to limiting congressional terms.	1995	104	Brown, Hank	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	19	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution, Federalism, Property
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to require a balanced budget.	1995	104	Grams, Rod	Minnesota	Senate Joint Resolution	22	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the twenty-second amendment relating to Presidential term limitations.	1995	104	McConnell, Mitch	Kentucky	Senate Joint Resolution	23	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to the free exercise of religion.	1995	104	Cochran, Thad	Mississippi	Senate Joint Resolution	24	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to equal rights for women and men.	1995	104	Kennedy, Edward M.	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	25	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to grant Congress and the States the power to prohibit the physical desecration of the flag of the United States.	1995	104	Hatch, Orrin G.	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	31	Judiciary
A bill proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to the free exercise of religion.	1995	104	Cochran, Thad	Mississippi	Senate Joint Resolution	33	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to allow the States to limit the period of time United States Senators and Representatives may serve.	1995	104	Ashcroft, John	Missouri	Senate Joint Resolution	36	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States in order to ensure that private persons and groups are not denied benefits or otherwise discriminated against by the United States or any of the several States on account of religious expression, belief, or identity.	1995	104	Hatch, Orrin G.	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	45	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution to permit the Congress to limit contributions and expenditures in elections for Federal office.	1996	104	Bradley, Bill	New Jersey	Senate Joint Resolution	47	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to contributions and expenditures intended to affect elections.	1996	104	Specter, Arlen	Pennsylvania	Senate Joint Resolution	48	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to require two-thirds majorities for bills increasing taxes.	1996	104	Kyl, Jon	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	49	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution, Federalism, Property
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to protect the rights of victims of crimes.	1996	104	Kyl, Jon	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	52	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to the commencement of the terms of Office of the President, Vice President, and Members of Congress.	1996	104	Pell, Claiborne	Rhode Island	Senate Joint Resolution	55	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to granting power to the States to propose constitutional amendments.	1996	104	Ashcroft, John	Missouri	Senate Joint Resolution	58	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to protect the rights of crime victims.	1996	104	Kyl, Jon	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	65	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation.	1997	105	Schaefer, Dan	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	1	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the number of terms of office of Members of the Senate and the House of Representatives.	1997	105	McCollum, Bill	Florida	House Joint Resolution	2	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the period of time United States Senators and Representatives may serve.	1997	105	Inglis, Bob	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	3	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that no person born in the United States will be a United States citizen on account of birth in the United States unless both parents are either United States citizens or aliens lawfully admitted for permanent residence at the time of the birth.	1997	105	Barr, Bob	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	4	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the terms of Senators and Representatives.	1997	105	McCollum, Bill	Florida	House Joint Resolution	5	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the terms of offices of Members of Congress and increasing the term of Representatives to four years.	1997	105	Coble, Howard	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	6	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	1997	105	Archer, Bill	Texas	House Joint Resolution	7	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the number of terms of office of Members of the Senate and the House of Representatives.	1997	105	Dingell, John D.	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	8	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to permit the Congress to limit expenditures in elections for Federal office.	1997	105	Dingell, John D.	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	9	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the Congress and the States to prohibit the act of desecration of the flag of the United States and to set criminal penalties for that act.	1997	105	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	10	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation.	1997	105	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	11	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to voluntary school prayer.	1997	105	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	12	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the right to life.	1997	105	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	13	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to permit the Congress to limit contributions and expenditures in elections for Federal office.	1997	105	Engel, Eliot L.	New York	House Joint Resolution	14	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States barring Federal unfunded mandates to the States.	1997	105	Franks, Bob	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	15	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for four-year terms for Representatives and to limit the number of consecutive terms Senators and Representatives may serve.	1997	105	Goss, Porter J.	Florida	House Joint Resolution	16	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to contributions and expenditures intended to affect elections for Federal and State office.	1997	105	Kaptur, Marcy	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	17	Judiciary
Entitled the "Citizen's Tax Protection Amendment", proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to prohibit retroactive taxation.	1997	105	Royce Edward R.	California	House Joint Resolution	18	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the twenty-second article of amendment, thereby removing the limitation on the number of terms an individual may serve as President.	1997	105	Serrano, Jose E.	New York	House Joint Resolution	19	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding school prayer.	1997	105	Solomon, Gerald B.H.	New York	House Joint Resolution	20	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the proposal and the enactment of laws by popular vote of the people of the United States.	1997	105	Solomon, Gerald B.H.	New York	House Joint Resolution	21	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the number of consecutive terms for Members of the House of Representatives and the Senate.	1997	105	Solomon, Gerald B.H.	New York	House Joint Resolution	22	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for four-year terms for Representatives and to provide that no person may serve as a Representative for more than twelve years.	1997	105	Stump, Bob	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	23	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	1997	105	Stump, Bob	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	24	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that no person born in the United States will be a United States citizen unless a parent is a United States citizen, is lawfully in the United States, or has a lawful immigration status at the time of the birth.	1997	105	Foley, Mark	Florida	House Joint Resolution	26	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for four-year terms for Representatives, to provide that Representatives shall be elected in the same year as the President, and to limit the number of terms Senators and Representatives may serve.	1997	105	Graham, Lindsey	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	27	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to abolish the electoral college and to provide for the direct popular election of the President and Vice President of the United States.	1997	105	LaHood, Ray	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	28	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the liability of Members of Congress for false statements made in carrying out their official duties.	1997	105	Myrick, Sue Wilkins	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	29	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to restrict annual deficits by limiting the public debt of the United States and requiring a favorable vote of the people on any law to exceed such limits.	1997	105	Pickett, Owen B.	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	30	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to allow the States to limit the period of time United States Senators and Representatives may serve.	1997	105	Sanford, Marshall	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	31	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the terms of office for Representatives and Senators in Congress.	1997	105	Fowler, Tillie	Florida	House Joint Resolution	33	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit terms of Representatives and Senators.	1997	105	Furse, Elizabeth	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	34	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to require that congressional resolutions setting forth levels of total budget outlays and Federal revenues must be agreed to by two-thirds vote of both Houses of the Congress if the level of outlays exceeds the level of revenues.	1997	105	Solomon, Gerald B.H.	New York	House Joint Resolution	35	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States establishing English as the official language of the United States.	1997	105	Doolittle, John T.	California	House Joint Resolution	37	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the twenty-second amendment relating to Presidential term limits.	1997	105	Frank, Barney	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	38	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States repealing the 22nd article of amendment, thereby removing the restrictions on the number of terms an individual may serve as President.	1997	105	McNulty, Michael R.	New York	House Joint Resolution	39	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the right to life.	1997	105	Oberstar, James L.	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	40	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing a spending limitation amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	1997	105	Smith, Nick	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	41	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of terms a Member of Congress may serve, and to authorize a State to provide longer or shorter term limits for a Member of Congress from that State.	1997	105	Blunt, Roy	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	42	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to abolish the Electoral College and to provide for the direct election of the President and Vice President of the United States.	1997	105	Campell, Tom	California	House Joint Resolution	43	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to require a balanced budget.	1997	105	Obey, David	Washington	House Joint Resolution	44	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	1997	105	Wise, Robert E., Jr.	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	45	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	1997	105	Christensen, Jon	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	46	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit campaign spending.	1997	105	Gephardt, Richard A.	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	47	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	1997	105	Franks, Bob	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	48	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Congressional Term Limits Amendment	1997	105	Hutchinson, Asa	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	49	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to require a balanced budget.	1997	105	Pomeroy, Earl	North Dakota	House Joint Resolution	50	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the twenty-second amendment relating to Presidential term limitations.	1997	105	Dreier, David	California	House Joint Resolution	51	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to tax limitations and the balanced budget.	1997	105	Barton, Joe	Texas	House Joint Resolution	52	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to a Federal balanced budget.	1997	105	Poshard, Glenn	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	53	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the Congress to prohibit the physical desecration of the flag of the United States.	1997	105	Solomon, Gerald B.H.	New York	House Joint Resolution	54	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to voluntary prayer in public schools.	1997	105	Steams, Cliff	Florida	House Joint Resolution	55	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that no person born in the United States will be a United States citizen on account of birth in the United States unless a parent is a United States citizen at the time of the birth.	1997	105	Callahan, Sonny	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	60	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to clarify the meaning of the Second Amendment.	1997	105	Owens, Major R.	New York	House Joint Resolution	61	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to tax limitations.	1997	105	Barton, Joe	Texas	House Joint Resolution	62	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that Federal judges be reconfirmed by the Senate every 12 years.	1997	105	Paxon, Bill	New York	House Joint Resolution	63	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to prevent early release of violent criminals.	1997	105	Wexler, Robert	Florida	House Joint Resolution	64	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to equal rights for men and women.	1997	105	Maloney, Carolyn B.	New York	House Joint Resolution	66	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to school prayer.	1997	105	Murtha, John P.	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	68	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	1997	105	Campell, Tom	California	House Joint Resolution	69	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to abolish the Federal income tax.	1997	105	Johnson, Sam	Texas	House Joint Resolution	70	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to protect the rights of crime victims.	1997	105	Hyde, Henry J.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	71	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States allowing an item veto in appropriations bills.	1997	105	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	72	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States respecting the right to a home.	1997	105	Rangel, Charles B.	New York	House Joint Resolution	73	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide 8-year terms of offices for judges of Federal courts other than the Supreme Court.	1997	105	Riggs, Frank	California	House Joint Resolution	74	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that Federal judges be reconfirmed by the Senate every 10 years.	1997	105	Hefley, Joel	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	77	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States restoring religious freedom.	1997	105	Istook, Ernest J., Jr.	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	78	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the States to prohibit the physical destruction of the flag of the United States and authorizing Congress to prohibit destruction of federally owned flags.	1997	105	Paul, Ron	Texas	House Joint Resolution	80	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the States to prohibit the physical destruction of the flag of the United States and authorizing Congress to prohibit destruction of federally owned flags.	1997	105	Paul, Ron	Texas	House Joint Resolution	82	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States, relating to the legal effect of certain treaties and other international agreements.	1997	105	Chenoweth-Hage, Helen	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	83	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide a procedure by which the States may propose constitutional amendments.	1997	105	Bliley, Tom	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	84	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to give citizens of the United States the right to propose amendments to the Constitution by an initiative process.	1997	105	Hoekstra, Peter	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	85	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to give citizens of the United States the right to recall elected officials.	1997	105	Hoekstra, Peter	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	86	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to give citizens of the United States the right to enact and repeal laws by voting on legislation in a national election.	1997	105	Hoekstra, Peter	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	87	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States repealing the twenty-second article of amendment to the Constitution.	1997	105	Hoyer, Steny H.	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	88	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the power of the several States to propose amendments to the Constitution.	1997	105	Goode, Virgil H. Jr.	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	93	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to allow the limitation of contributions and expenditures respecting elections.	1998	105	Moran, James P.	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	108	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States prohibiting courts from levying or increasing taxes.	1998	105	Manzullo, Donald A.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	110	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to tax limitations.	1998	105	Barton, Joe	Texas	House Joint Resolution	111	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to permit the Congress to relinquish claims of the United States to the portion of the State of Minnesota that lies north of the 49th parallel.	1998	105	Peterson, Collin	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	115	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to abolishing personal income, estate, and gift taxes and prohibiting the United States Government from engaging in business in competition with its citizens.	1998	105	Paul, Ron	Texas	House Joint Resolution	116	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to authorize the line item veto.	1998	105	Andrews, Robert E.	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	118	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit campaign spending.	1998	105	DeLay, Tom	Texas	House Joint Resolution	119	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to authorize the line item veto.	1998	105	Barr, Bob	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	124	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to establish an elected Officer of the United States with the responsibilities of the Attorney General.	1998	105	Hall, Ralph M.	Texas	House Joint Resolution	127	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to protect the rights of crime victims.	1998	105	Paul, Ron	Texas	House Joint Resolution	129	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to require a balanced budget.	1997	105	Hatch, Orrin G.	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	1	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to contributions and expenditures intended to affect elections.	1997	105	Hollings, Ernest F.	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	2	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution, Federalism, Property
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to voluntary school prayer.	1997	105	Thurmond, Strom	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	3	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution, Federalism, Property
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	1997	105	Thurmond, Strom	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	4	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution, Federalism, Property
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to protect the rights of crime victims.	1997	105	Kyl, Jon	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	6	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to require a balanced budget.	1997	105	Gramm, Phil	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	7	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution, Federalism, Property
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that expenditures for a fiscal year shall exceed neither revenues for such fiscal year nor 19 per centum of the Nation's gross domestic product for the last calendar year ending before the beginning of such fiscal year.	1997	105	Kyl, Jon	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	8	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution, Federalism, Property
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to require two-thirds majorities for increasing taxes.	1997	105	Kyl, Jon	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	9	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution, Federalism, Property
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States which requires (except during time of war and subject to suspension by the Congress) that the total amount of money expended by the United States during any fiscal year not exceed the amount of certain revenue received by the United States during such fiscal year and not exceed 20 per centum of the gross national product of the United States during the previous calendar year.	1997	105	Shelby, Richard C.	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	13	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution, Federalism, Property
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to clarify the intent of the Constitution to neither prohibit nor require public school prayer.	1997	105	Byrd, Robert C.	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	15	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution, Federalism, Property
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to prohibit retroactive increases in taxes.	1997	105	Coverdell, Paul	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	17	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution, Federalism, Property
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to contributions and expenditures intended to affect elections.	1997	105	Hollings, Ernest F.	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	18
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to equal rights for women and men.	1997	105	Kennedy, Edward M.	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	24	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution, Federalism, Property
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States granting the President the authority to exercise an item veto of individual appropriations in an appropriations bill.	1997	105	Allard, Wayne	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	28	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing Congress to prohibit the physical desecration of the flag of the United States.	1998	105	Hatch, Orrin G.	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	40	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to protect the rights of crime victims.	1998	105	Kyl, Jon	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	44	Judiciary
A bill proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States restoring religious freedom.	1998	105	Inhofe, James M.	Oklahoma	Senate Joint Resolution	48	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution, Federalism, Property
A joint resolution proposing a constitutional amendment to protect human life.	1998	105	Smith, Bob	New Hampshire	Senate Joint Resolution	49	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution, Federalism, Property
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to limiting the terms of Senators and Representatives.	1998	105	Murkowski, Frank H.	Alaska	Senate Joint Resolution	52	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution, Federalism, Property
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation.	1999	106	Schaffer, Bob	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	1	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the number of terms of office of Members of the Senate and the House of Representatives.	1999	106	McCollum, Bill	Florida	House Joint Resolution	2	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to permit the Congress to limit expenditures in elections for Federal office.	1999	106	Dingell, John D.	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	3	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the right to life.	1999	106	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	4	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the Congress and the States to prohibit the act of desecration of the flag of the United States and to set criminal penalties for that act.	1999	106	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	5	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation.	1999	106	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	6	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to voluntary school prayer.	1999	106	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	7	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to permit the Congress to limit contributions and expenditures in elections for Federal office.	1999	106	Engel, Eliot L.	New York	House Joint Resolution	8	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to allow an item veto of appropriation bills.	1999	106	English, Phil	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	9	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that no person born in the United States will be a United States citizen unless a parent is a United States citizen, is lawfully in the United States, or has a lawful immigration status at the time of the birth.	1999	106	Foley, Mark	Florida	House Joint Resolution	10	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that Federal judges be reconfirmed by the Senate every 10 years.	1999	106	Hefley, Joel	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	11	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to contributions and expenditures intended to affect elections for Federal and State office.	1999	106	Kaptur, Marcy	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	13	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the terms of Senators and Representatives.	1999	106	McCollum, Bill	Florida	House Joint Resolution	15	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to allow the States to limit the period of time United States Senators and Representatives may serve.	1999	106	Sanford, Marshall	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	16	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the twenty-second article of amendment, thereby removing the limitation on the number of terms an individual may serve as President.	1999	106	Serrano, Jose E.	New York	House Joint Resolution	17	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for 4-year terms for Representatives and to provide that no person may serve as a Representative for more than 12 years.	1999	106	Stump, Bob	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	18	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	1999	106	Stump, Bob	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	19	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to authorize the line item veto.	1999	106	Andrews, Robert E.	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	20	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States establishing English as the official language of the United States.	1999	106	Doolittle, John T.	California	House Joint Resolution	21	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to abolish the electoral college and to provide for the direct popular election of the President and Vice President of the United States.	1999	106	LaHood, Ray	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	23	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the twenty-second amendment relating to Presidential term limitations.	1999	106	Frank, Barney	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	24	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide a procedure by which the States may propose constitutional amendments.	1999	106	Bliley, Tom	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	29	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States allowing an item veto in appropriation bills.	1999	106	Archer, Bill	Texas	House Joint Resolution	30	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the right to life.	1999	106	Oberstar, James L.	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	31	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the Congress to prohibit the physical desecration of the flag of the United States.	1999	106	Cunningham, Randy	California	House Joint Resolution	33	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to restrict annual deficits by limiting the public debt of the United States and requiring a favorable vote of the people on any law to exceed such limits.	1999	106	Pickett, Owen B.	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	36	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to tax limitations.	1999	106	Barton, Joe	Texas	House Joint Resolution	37	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States repealing the twenty-second article of amendment to the Constitution.	1999	106	Hoyer, Steny H.	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	38	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States respecting the right to a home.	1999	106	Rangel, Charles B.	New York	House Joint Resolution	39	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the budgetary treatment of the Federal programs currently known as the old-age, survivors, and disability insurance program and the hospital insurance program.	1999	106	Traficant, James	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	40	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to equal rights for men and women.	1999	106	Maloney, Carolyn B.	New York	House Joint Resolution	41	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to abolish the Federal income tax.	1999	106	Johnson, Sam	Texas	House Joint Resolution	45	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to school prayer.	1999	106	Murtha, John P.	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	52	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation.	1999	106	Istook, Ernest J., Jr.	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	53	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States prohibiting courts from levying or increasing taxes.	1999	106	Manzullo, Donald A.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	59	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the legal effect of certain treaties and other international agreements.	1999	106	Chenoweth-Hage, Helen	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	63	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to protect the rights of crime victims.	1999	106	Chabot, Steve	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	64	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States restoring religious freedom.	1999	106	Istook, Ernest J., Jr.	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	66	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing a spending limitation amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	1999	106	Smith, Nick	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	74	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to abolishing personal income, estate, and gift taxes and prohibiting the United States Government from engaging in business in competition with its citizens.	1999	106	Paul, Ron	Texas	House Joint Resolution	81	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding regulations on the amounts of expenditures of personal funds made by candidates for election for public office.	2000	106	Leach, James	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	87	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to make eligible for the Office of President a person who has been a United States citizen for twenty years.	2000	106	Frank, Barney	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	88	Judiciary
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2000	106	Jenkins, William	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	91	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to tax limitations.	2000	106	Sessions, Pete	Texas	House Joint Resolution	94	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to taxing the people of the United States progressively.	2000	106	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	95	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the right of citizens of the United States to health care of equal high quality.	2000	106	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	96	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the right of all citizens of the United States to an education of equal high quality.	2000	106	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	97	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to voluntary school prayer.	2000	106	Graham, Lindsey	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	108	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to abolish the electoral college and to provide for the direct popular election of the President and Vice President of the United States.	2000	106	Leach, James	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	113	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide a new procedure for appointment of Electors for the election of the President and Vice President.	2000	106	Engel, Eliot L.	New York	House Joint Resolution	130	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide a new procedure for appointment of Electors for the election of the President and Vice President.	2000	106	Engel, Eliot L.	New York	House Joint Resolution	131	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to abolish the electoral college and to provide for the direct popular election of the President and Vice President of the United States.	2000	106	Green, Gene	Texas	House Joint Resolution	132	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to voluntary school prayer.	1999	106	Thurmond, Strom	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	1	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution, Federalism, Property
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to require two-thirds majorities for increasing taxes.	1999	106	Kyl, Jon	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	2	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution, Federalism, Property
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to protect the rights of crime victims.	1999	106	Kyl, Jon	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	3	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution, Federalism, Property
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that expenditures for a fiscal year shall exceed neither revenues for such fiscal year nor 19 per centum of the Nation's gross domestic product for the calendar year ending before the beginning of such fiscal year.	1999	106	Kyl, Jon	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	4	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution, Federalism, Property
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to contributions and expenditures intended to affect elections.	1999	106	Hollings, Ernest F.	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	6	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution, Federalism, Property
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to require a balanced budget.	1999	106	Hatch, Orrin G.	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	7	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution, Federalism, Property
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to protect Social Security.	1999	106	Abraham, Spencer	Michigan	Senate Joint Resolution	13	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing Congress to prohibit the physical desecration of the flag of the United States.	1999	106	Hatch, Orrin G.	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	14	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to prohibit retroactive increases in taxes	1999	106	Coverdell, Paul	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	15	Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitution, Federalism, Property
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States which requires (except during time of war and subject to suspension by the Congress) that the total amount of money expended by the United States during any fiscal year not exceed the amount of certain revenue received by the United States during such fiscal year and not exceed 20 per centum of the gross national product of the United States during the previous calendar year.	1999	106	Shelby, Richard C.	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	17	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to equal rights for women and men.	1999	106	Kennedy, Edward M.	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	30	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States granting the President the authority to exercise an item veto of individual appropriations in an appropriations bill.	1999	106	Allard, Wayne	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	31	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to allow the States to limit the period of time United States Senators and Representatives may serve.	2000	106	Ashcroft, John	Missouri	Senate Joint Resolution	45	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to abolish the electoral college and to provide for the direct popular election of the President and Vice President of the United States.	2000	106	Durbin, Richard	Illinois	Senate Joint Resolution	56	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for the appointment by the States of Electors for the election of the President and Vice President on the basis of the popular vote of each Congressional district of the State and for the appointment of two electors by each State on the basis of the total popular vote of the State.	2001	107	Clyburn, James	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	1	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to permit the Congress to limit expenditures in elections for Federal office.	2001	107	Dingell, John D.	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	2	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to abolish the electoral college and to provide for the direct popular election of the President and Vice President of the United States.	2001	107	Green, Gene	Texas	House Joint Resolution	3	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the twenty-second article of amendment, thereby removing the limitation on the number of terms an individual may serve as President.	2001	107	Serrano, Jose E.	New York	House Joint Resolution	4	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to abolish the electoral college and to provide for the direct popular election of the President and Vice President of the United States.	2001	107	Delahunt, William	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	5	Judiciary
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2001	107	Jenkins, William	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	8	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation.	2001	107	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	9	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the constitution of the United States with respect to the right to life.	2001	107	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	10	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the Congress and the States to prohibit the act of desecration of the flag of the United States and to set criminal penalties for that.	2001	107	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	11	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to voluntary school prayer.	2001	107	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	12	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding regulations on the amounts of expenditures of personal funds made by candidates for election for public office.	2001	107	Leach, James	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	14	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States establishing English as the official language of the United States.	2001	107	Doolittle, John T.	California	House Joint Resolution	16	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide a new procedure for appointment of Electors for the election of the President and Vice President.	2001	107	Engel, Eliot L.	New York	House Joint Resolution	17	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide a new procedure for appointment of Electors for the election of the President and Vice President.	2001	107	Engel, Eliot L.	New York	House Joint Resolution	18	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the right to life.	2001	107	Oberstar, James L.	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	20	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States respecting the right to a home.	2001	107	Rangel, Charles B.	New York	House Joint Resolution	21	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America to prohibit the granting of Presidential reprieves and pardons between October 1 of a year in which a Presidential election occurs and January 21 of the year following, and for other purposes.	2001	107	Frank, Barney	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	22	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to allow an item veto of appropriation bill	2001	107	English, Phil	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	23	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to authorize the line item veto.	2001	107	Andrews, Robert E.	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	24	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to abolish the electoral college and establish a new procedure for electing the President and Vice President.	2001	107	Leach, James	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	25	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that certain trust funds are outside the budget of the United States.	2001	107	Taylor, Gene	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	26	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States respecting the right to full employment and balanced growth.	2001	107	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	28	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the right of citizens of the United States to healthcare of equal high quality.	2001	107	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	29	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States respecting the right to decent, safe, sanitary, and affordable housing.	2001	107	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	30	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the right of all citizens of the United States to a public education of equal high quality.	2001	107	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	31	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to equality of rights and reproductive rights.	2001	107	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	32	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States respecting the right to a clean, safe, and sustainable environment.	2001	107	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	33	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to taxing the people of the United States progressively.	2001	107	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	34	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the Congress to prohibit the physical desecration of the flag of the United States.	2001	107	Cunningham, Randy	California	House Joint Resolution	36	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for the appointment and voting, by congressional district, of electors for the election of President and Vice President, and to provide procedures for electing the President and Vice President if no candidate receives a majority of electoral votes.	2001	107	Clement, Bob	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	37	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the 22nd amendment to the Constitution.	2001	107	Hoyer, Steny H.	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	39	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to equal rights for men and women.	2001	107	Maloney, Carolyn B.	New York	House Joint Resolution	40	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to tax limitations.	2001	107	Sessions, Pete	Texas	House Joint Resolution	41	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to abolishing personal income, estate, and gift taxes and prohibiting the United States Government from engaging in the business in competition with its citizens.	2001	107	Paul, Ron	Texas	House Joint Resolution	45	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to incarceration for minor traffic offenses.	2001	107	Carson, Julia	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	46	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to make eligible for the Office of President a person who has been a United States citizen for twenty years.	2001	107	Frank, Barney	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	47	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to school prayer.	2001	107	Murtha, John P.	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	52	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing a amendment to the Constitution of the United States requiring a two-thirds vote to pass legislation that would result in a deficit in the budget of the United States for any fiscal period.	2001	107	Tanner, John	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	53	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to require Members of Congress and the President to forfeit the compensation paid to them starting at the conclusion of each fiscal year until all of the general appropriations bills for the following fiscal year are enacted.	2001	107	Ose, Doug	California	House Joint Resolution	56	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of terms that a Member of Congress may serve.	2001	107	Vitter, David	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	57	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of consecutive terms that a Member of Congress may serve.	2001	107	Platts, Todd Russell	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	58	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that no person born in the United States will be a United States citizen unless a parent is a United States citizen, is lawfully in the United States, or has a lawful immigration status at the time of the birth.	2001	107	Foley, Mark	Florida	House Joint Resolution	59	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to abolish the Federal income tax.	2001	107	Johnson, Sam	Texas	House Joint Resolution	66	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the appointment of individuals to serve as Members of the House of Representatives in the event a significant number of Members are unable to serve at any time because of a national emergency.	2001	107	Baird, Brian	Washington	House Joint Resolution	67	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the right to vote.	2001	107	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	72	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the appointment of individuals to serve as Members of the House of Representatives when, in a national emergency, a significant number of Members are unable to serve.	2001	107	Lofgren, Zoe	California	House Joint Resolution	77	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States restoring religious freedom.	2001	107	Istook, Ernest J., Jr.	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	81	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation.	2002	107	Berry, Marion	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	85	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2002	107	Istook, Ernest J., Jr.	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	86	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to protect the rights of crime victims.	2002	107	Royce, Edward	California	House Joint Resolution	88	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation.	2002	107	Berry, Marion	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	90	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to protect the rights of crime victims.	2002	107	Chabot, Steve	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	91	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to marriage.	2002	107	Shows, Ronnie	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	93	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing a tax limitation amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2002	107	Sessions, Pete	Texas	House Joint Resolution	96	Judiciary
Proposing a spending limitation amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2002	107	Smith, Nick	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	99	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to guarantee the right to recite the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.	2002	107	Pickering, Charles	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	102	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the Pledge of Allegiance.	2002	107	Green, Gene	Texas	House Joint Resolution	103	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to protect the Pledge of Allegiance.	2002	107	Lucas, Frank	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	104	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States respecting real and virtual child pornography.	2002	107	Brown, Henry	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	106	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to guarantee the right to use and recite the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag and the national motto.	2002	107	Pickering, Charles	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	108	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to voluntary school prayer.	2001	107	Thurmond, Strom	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	1	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States which requires (except during time of war and subject to suspension by the Congress) that the total amount of money expended by the United States during any fiscal year not exceed the amount of certain revenue received by the United States during such fiscal year and not exceed 20 per centum of the gross national product of the United States during the previous calendar year.	2001	107	Shelby, Richard C.	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	3	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to contributions and expenditures intended to affect elections.	2001	107	Hollings, Ernest F.	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	4	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing Congress to prohibit the physical desecration of the flag of the United States.	2001	107	Hatch, Orrin G.	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	7	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to equal rights for women and men.	2001	107	Kennedy, Edward M.	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	10	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to require two-thirds majorities for bills increasing taxes.	2001	107	Sessions, Pete	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	11	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the appointment of individuals to serve as Members of the House of Representatives in the event a significant number of Members are unable to serve at any time because of death or incapacity.	2001	107	Specter, Arlen	Pennsylvania	Senate Joint Resolution	30	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to contributions and expenditures intended to affect elections.	2002	107	Hollings, Ernest F.	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	33	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to protect the rights of crime victims.	2002	107	Feinstein, Dianne	California	Senate Joint Resolution	35	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to the reference to God in the Pledge of Allegiance and on United States currency.	2002	107	Landrieu, Mary	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	39	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to guarantee the right to use and recite the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag and the national motto.	2002	107	Lott, Trent	Mississippi	Senate Joint Resolution	43	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the Congress to prohibit the physical desecration of the flag of the United States.	2003	108	Cunningham, Randy	California	House Joint Resolution	4	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to permit the Congress to limit expenditures in elections for Federal office.	2003	108	Dingell, John D.	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	5	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation.	2003	108	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	6	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to voluntary school prayer.	2003	108	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	7	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the Congress and the States to prohibit the act of desecration of the flag of the United States and to set criminal penalties for that act.	2003	108	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	8	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the right to life.	2003	108	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	9	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to protect the rights of crime victims.	2003	108	Royce, Edward	California	House Joint Resolution	10	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the twenty-second article of amendment, thereby removing the limitation on the number of terms an individual may serve as President.	2003	108	Serrano, Jose E.	New York	House Joint Resolution	11	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that Federal judges be reconfirmed by the Senate every 10 years.	2003	108	Hefley, Joel	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	14	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to abolishing personal income, estate, and gift taxes and prohibiting the United States Government from engaging in business in competition with its citizens.	2003	108	Paul, Ron	Texas	House Joint Resolution	15	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of consecutive terms that a Member of Congress may serve.	2003	108	Platts, Todd Russell	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	16	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding regulations on the amounts of expenditures of personal funds made by candidates for election for public office.	2003	108	Leach, James	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	21	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2003	108	Istook, Ernest J., Jr.	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	22	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the 22nd amendment to the Constitution.	2003	108	Hoyer, Steny H.	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	25	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to protect the Pledge of Allegiance.	2003	108	Lucas, Frank	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	26	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the right to vote.	2003	108	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	28	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the right of all citizens of the United States to a public education of equal high quality.	2003	108	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	29	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the right of citizens of the United States to healthcare of equal high quality.	2003	108	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	30	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to equality of rights and reproductive rights.	2003	108	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	31	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States respecting the right to decent, safe, sanitary, and affordable housing.	2003	108	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	32	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States respecting the right to a clean, safe, and sustainable environment.	2003	108	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	33	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to taxing the people of the United States progressively.	2003	108	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	34	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States respecting the right to full employment and balanced growth.	2003	108	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	35	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to equal rights for men and women.	2003	108	Maloney, Carolyn B.	New York	House Joint Resolution	37	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to references to God in the Pledge of Allegiance and on United States coins and currency.	2003	108	Carter, John	Texas	House Joint Resolution	39	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to guarantee the right to use and recite the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag and the national motto.	2003	108	Pickering, Charles	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	40	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to deny United States citizenship to individuals born in the United States to parents who are neither United States citizens nor persons who owe permanent allegiance to the United States.	2003	108	Paul, Ron	Texas	House Joint Resolution	42	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of terms that a Member of Congress may serve.	2003	108	Vitter, David	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	43	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that no person born in the United States will be a United States citizen unless a parent is a United States citizen, or is lawfully admitted for permanent residence in the United States, at the time of the birth.	2003	108	Foley, Mark	Florida	House Joint Resolution	44	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States restoring religious freedom.	2003	108	Istook, Ernest J., Jr.	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	46	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States respecting the right to a home.	2003	108	Rangel, Charles B.	New York	House Joint Resolution	47	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to protect the rights of crime victims.	2003	108	Chabot, Steve	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	48	Judiciary
Proposing a tax limitation amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2003	108	Sessions, Pete	Texas	House Joint Resolution	50	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to require Members of Congress and the President to forfeit the compensation paid to them starting at the conclusion of each fiscal year until all of the general appropriations bills for the following fiscal year are enacted.	2003	108	Ose, Doug	California	House Joint Resolution	53	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing a tax limitation amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2003	108	Ose, Doug	California	House Joint Resolution	54	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to require that Federal district court judges be reconfirmed every ten years by the executive and legislative authorities of the State in which they serve.	2003	108	Culberson, John Abney	Texas	House Joint Resolution	55	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to marriage.	2003	108	Musgrave, Marilyn	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	56	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to permit persons who are not natural-born citizens of the United States, but who have been citizens of the United States for at least 35 years, to be eligible to hold the offices of President and Vice President.	2003	108	Snyder, Vic	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	59	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to authorize the line item veto.	2003	108	Andrews, Robert E.	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	60	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to abolish the Federal income tax.	2003	108	Johnson, Sam	Texas	House Joint Resolution	61	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States respecting real and virtual child pornography.	2003	108	Brown, Henry	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	65	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for terms of office for Members of the House of Representatives.	2003	108	Stenholm, Charles	Texas	House Joint Resolution	66	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to permit persons who are not natural-born citizens of the United States, but who have been citizens of the United States for at least 20 years, to be eligible to hold the Office of President.	2003	108	Conyers, Johyn Jr.	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	67	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to school prayer.	2003	108	Murtha, John P.	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	68	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States deeming Presidential nominees to be appointed at the time of nomination subject to disapproval by the Senate within 120 days of receiving the nomination from the President.	2003	108	McCotter, Thaddeus	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	71	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the appointment of individuals to fill vacancies in the House of Representatives.	2003	108	Baird, Brian	Washington	House Joint Resolution	77	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the number of consecutive terms that a Senator or Representative may serve and providing for 4-year terms for Representatives.	2003	108	Owens, Major	New York	House Joint Resolution	81	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the appointment of individuals to fill vacancies in the House of Representatives.	2003	108	Baird, Brian	Washington	House Joint Resolution	83	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the maintenance of a system of social insurance that provides Social Security for its citizens.	2004	108	Michaud, Michael	Maine	House Joint Resolution	85	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2004	108	Jenkins, William	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	86	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that certain trust funds are outside the budget of the United States.	2004	108	Taylor, Gene	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	88	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the appointment of individuals to fill vacancies in the House of Representatives.	2004	108	Larson, John	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	89	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the appointment of individuals to serve as Members of the House of Representatives when, in a national emergency, a significant number of Members are unable to serve.	2004	108	Lofgren, Zoe	California	House Joint Resolution	90	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to Congressional succession.	2004	108	Rohracacher, Dana	California	House Joint Resolution	92	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to establish English as the official language of the United States.	2004	108	Goode, Virgil	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	94	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the appointment of individuals to serve as Members of the House of Representatives when, in a national emergency, a significant number of Members are unable to serve due to death, resignation, or incapacity.	2004	108	Lofgren, Zoe	California	House Joint Resolution	96	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding presidential election voting rights for residents of all United States territories and commonwealths.	2004	108	Christensen, Donna	Virgin Islands	House Joint Resolution	101	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Every Vote Counts Amendment	2004	108	Green, Gene	Texas	House Joint Resolution	103	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to make eligible for the Office of President a person who is not a natural born citizen of the United States but has been a United States citizen for at least 20 years.	2004	108	Rohrabacher, Dana	California	House Joint Resolution	104	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to lower the age qualification for Senators from 30 years of age to 21 years of age and for Members of the House of Representatives from 25 years of age to 21 years of age.	2004	108	English, Phil	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	105	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to marriage.	2004	108	Musgrave, Marilyn	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	106	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for the direct election of the President and Vice President by the popular vote of all citizens of the United States regardless of place of residence.	2004	108	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	109	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to abolish the Electoral College and to provide for the direct election of the President and Vice President of the United States.	2004	108	Lofgren, Zoe	California	House Joint Resolution	112	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the process by which the House of Representatives chooses the President of the United States in the event no candidate receives a majority of the electoral votes.	2004	108	Sherman, Brad	California	House Joint Resolution	113	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to protect the rights of crime victims.	2003	108	Kyl, Jon	Arizona	Senate Joint Resolution	1	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to require a balanced budget and protect Social Security surpluses.	2003	108	Craig, Larry	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	2	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing Congress to prohibit the physical desecration of the flag of the United States.	2003	108	Hatch, Orrin G.	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	4	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to contributions and expenditures intended to affect elections.	2003	108	Hollings, Ernest F.	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	5	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to the reference to God in the Pledge of Allegiance and on United States currency.	2003	108	Landrieu, Mary	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	7	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to equal rights for women and men.	2003	108	Kennedy, Edward M.	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	11	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to make eligible for the Office of President a person who has been a United States citizen for 20 years.	2003	108	Hatch, Orrin G.	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	15	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States providing for the event that one-fourth of the members of either the House of Representatives or the Senate are killed or incapacitated.	2003	108	Cornyn, John	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	23	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to the line item veto.	2003	108	Dole, Elizabeth	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	25	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to marriage.	2003	108	Allard, Wayne	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	26	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States which requires (except during time of war and subject to suspension by the Congress) that the total amount of money expended by the United States during any fiscal year not exceed the amount of certain revenue received by the United States during such fiscal year and not exceed 20 per centum of the gross national product of the United States during the previous calendar year.	2004	108	Shelby, Richard C.	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	29	Judiciary
Marriage resolution	2004	108	Allard, Wayne	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	30	Judiciary
A joint resolution to repeal the seventeenth article of amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2004	108	Miller, Zell	Georgia	Senate Joint Resolution	35	Judiciary
Federal Marriage Amendment	2004	108	Allard, Wayne	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	40	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding presidential election voting rights for residents of all United States territories and commonwealths.	2005	109	Christensen, Donna M.	Virgin Islands	House Joint Resolution	1	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to permit persons who are not natural-born citizens of the United States, but who have been citizens of the United States for at least 20 years, to be eligible to hold the Office of President.	2005	109	Convers, John Jr.	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	2	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States with respect to the right to life.	2005	109	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	4	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the Congress and the States to prohibit the act of desecration of the flag of the United States and to set criminal penalties for that act.	2005	109	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	5	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation.	2005	109	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	6	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to voluntary school prayer.	2005	109	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	7	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Every Vote Counts Amendment	2005	109	Green, Gene	Texas	House Joint Resolution	8	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the twenty-second article of amendment, thereby removing the limitation on the number of terms an individual may serve as President.	2005	109	Serrano, Jose E.	New York	House Joint Resolution	9	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the Congress to prohibit the physical desecration of the flag of the United States.	2005	109	Cunningham, Randy (Duke)	California	House Joint Resolution	10	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of consecutive terms that a Member of Congress may serve.	2005	109	Platts, Todd Russell	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	11	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding regulations on the amounts of expenditures of personal funds made by candidates for election for public office.	2005	109	Leach, James A.	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	13	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to abolishing personal income, estate, and gift taxes and prohibiting the United States Government from engaging in business in competition with its citizens.	2005	109	Paul, Ron	Texas	House Joint Resolution	14	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to make eligible for the Office of President a person who is not a natural born citizen of the United States but has been a United States citizen for at least 20 years.	2005	109	Rohrabacher, Dana	California	House Joint Resolution	15	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the sixteenth article of amendment.	2005	109	King, Steve	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	16	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for the direct election of the President and Vice President by the popular vote of the citizens of the United States.	2005	109	Engel, Eliot	New York	House Joint Resolution	17	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to school prayer.	2005	109	Murtha, John	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	21	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2005	109	Cooper, Jim	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	22	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the 22nd amendment to the Constitution.	2005	109	Hoyer, Steny	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	24	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the maintenance of a system of social insurance that provides social security for its citizens.	2005	109	Michaud, Michael	Maine	House Joint Resolution	25	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to Congressional succession.	2005	109	Rohrabacher, Dana	California	House Joint Resolution	26	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the right to vote.	2005	109	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	28	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the right of all citizens of the United States to a public education of equal high quality.	2005	109	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	29	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the right of citizens of the United States to health care of equal high quality.	2005	109	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	30	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to equality of rights and reproductive rights.	2005	109	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	31	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States respecting the right to decent, safe, sanitary, and affordable housing.	2005	109	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	32	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States respecting the right to a clean, safe, and sustainable environment.	2005	109	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	33	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to taxing the people of the United States progressively.	2005	109	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	34	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States respecting the right to full employment and balanced growth.	2005	109	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	35	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to abolish the Electoral College and provide for the direct election of the President and Vice President by the popular vote of all citizens of the United States regardless of place of residence.	2005	109	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	36	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to equal rights for men and women.	2005	109	Maloney, Carolyn	New York	House Joint Resolution	37	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to marriage.	2005	109	Lungren, Daniel	California	House Joint Resolution	39	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States respecting the right to a home.	2005	109	Rangel, Charles	New York	House Joint Resolution	40	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that no person born in the United States will be a United States citizen unless a parent is a United States citizen, or is lawfully admitted for permanent residence in the United States, at the time of the birth.	2005	109	Foley, Mark	Florida	House Joint Resolution	41	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to permit persons who are not natural-born citizens of the United States, but who have been citizens of the United States for at least 35 years, to be eligible to hold the offices of President and Vice President.	2005	109	Snyder, Vic	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	42	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to establish English as the official language of the United States.	2005	109	Tancredo, Thomas	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	43	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to deny United States citizenship to individuals born in the United States to parents who are neither United States citizens nor persons who owe permanent allegiance to the United States.	2005	109	Paul, Ron	Texas	House Joint Resolution	46	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the appointment of individuals to serve as Members of the House of Representatives when, in a national emergency, a significant number of Members are unable to serve due to death, resignation, or incapacity.	2005	109	Lofgren, Zoe	California	House Joint Resolution	49	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to abolish the Electoral College and to provide for the direct election of the President and Vice President of the United States.	2005	109	Lofgren, Zoe	California	House Joint Resolution	50	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to allow debate to be closed on any measure, motion, or other matter pending before the Senate only by unanimous consent or the concurrence of three-fifths of the Senators.	2005	109	Pallone, Frank Jr.	New Jersey	House Joint Resolution	51	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that Representatives shall be apportioned among the several States according to their respective numbers, counting the number of persons in each State who are citizens of the United States.	2005	109	Miller, Candice	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	53	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States protecting religious freedom.	2005	109	Istook, Ernest J. Jr.	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	57	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the permissible uses for which private property may be taken.	2005	109	Aderholt, Robert	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	60	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to require that Federal district court judges be reconfirmed every ten years by the executive and legislative authorities of the State in which they serve.	2005	109	Culberson, John Abney	Texas	House Joint Resolution	62	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to allow an item veto of appropriation bills.	2005	109	Kennedy, Mark	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	63	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to authorize the line item veto.	2005	109	Platts, Todd Russell	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	67	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to authorize the President to reduce or disapprove any appropriation in any bill presented by Congress.	2005	109	Kennedy, Mark	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	71	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2005	109	Jenkins, William	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	74	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to limitations on the amounts of contributions and expenditures that may be made in connection with campaigns for election to public office.	2006	109	Kaptur, Marcy	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	76	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to authorize the President to reduce or disapprove any appropriation or authorization of new direct spending in any bill presented by Congress.	2006	109	Stearns, Cliff	Florida	House Joint Resolution	77	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
No Taxation Without Representation Amendment	2006	109	Akin, W. Todd	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	84	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to clarify that the Constitution neither prohibits voluntary prayer nor requires prayer in schools.	2006	109	Rahall, Nick J. II	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	85	Judiciary
Marriage Protection Amendment	2006	109	Musgrave, Marilyn	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	88	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to marriage.	2006	109	Gohmert, Louie	Texas	House Joint Resolution	91	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to ensure a free and adequate education for every child who is a citizen.	2006	109	Owens, Major	New York	House Joint Resolution	92	Judiciary
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2006	109	Musgrave, Marilyn	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	98	Judiciary
Health Protection Amendment	2006	109	McCollum, Betty	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	99	Judiciary
Marriage Protection Amendment	2005	109	Allard, Wayne	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	1	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to require a balanced budget and protect Social Security surpluses.	2005	109	Craig, Larry	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	2	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to limiting the number of terms that a Member of Congress may serve.	2005	109	Vitter, David	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	3	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to ensure continuity of congressional operations and the avoidance of martial law in the event of mass incapacitations or death in either House of Congress.	2005	109	Cornyn, John	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	6	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to equal rights for men and women.	2005	109	Kennedy, Edward	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	7	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States which requires (except during time of war and subject to suspension by Congress) that the total amount of money expended by the United States during any fiscal year not exceed the amount of certain revenue received by the United States during such fiscal year and not exceed 20 per centum of the gross national product of the United States during the previous calendar year.	2005	109	Shelby, Richard	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	10	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to abolish the electoral college and to provide for the direct popular election of the President and Vice President of the United States.	2005	109	Feinstein, Dianne	California	Senate Joint Resolution	11	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing Congress to prohibit the physical desecration of the flag of the United States.	2005	109	Hatch, Orrin	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	12	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to marriage.	2005	109	Brownback, Sam	Kansas	Senate Joint Resolution	13	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to the reference to God in the Pledge of Allegiance and on United States currency.	2005	109	Landrieu, Mary	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	24	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to authorize the President to reduce or disapprove any appropriation in any bill presented by Congress.	2005	109	Talent, Jim	Missouri	Senate Joint Resolution	25	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to the line item veto.	2005	109	Dole, Elizabeth	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	26	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to require a balancing of the budget.	2006	109	Allen, George	Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	31	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to clarify that the Constitution neither prohibits voluntary prayer nor requires prayer in schools.	2006	109	Byrd, Robert	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	35	Judiciary
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2007	110	Goodlatte, Bob	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	1	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Every Vote Counts Amendment	2007	110	Green, Gene	Texas	House Joint Resolution	4	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to limitations on the amounts of contributions and expenditures that may be made in connection with campaigns for election to public office.	2007	110	Kaptur, Marcy	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	5	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that Representatives shall be apportioned among the several States according to their respective numbers, counting the number of persons in each State who are citizens of the United States.	2007	110	Miller, Candice	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	6	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2007	110	Musgrave, Marilyn	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	7	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties	2007	110	Serrano, Jose E.	New York	House Joint Resolution	8	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the Congress and the States to prohibit the act of desecration of the flag of the United States and to set criminal penalties for that act.	2007	110	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	9	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation.	2007	110	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	10	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to voluntary school prayer.	2007	110	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	11	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the Congress to prohibit the physical desecration of the flag of the United States.	2007	110	Murtha, John	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	12	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to school prayer.	2007	110	Murtha, John	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	13	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the sixteenth article of amendment.	2007	110	King, Steve	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	16	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States establishing English as the official language of the United States.	2007	110	Doolittle, John	California	House Joint Resolution	17	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to establish English as the official language of the United States.	2007	110	Tancredo, Thomas	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	19	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States	2007	110	Buchanan, Vern	Florida	House Joint Resolution	21	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to marriage.	2007	110	Lungren, Daniel	California	House Joint Resolution	22	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment the Constitution of the United States relative to abolishing personal income, estate, and gift taxes and prohibiting the United States Government from engaging in business in competition with its citizens.	2007	110	Paul, Ron	Texas	House Joint Resolution	23	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of consecutive terms that a Member of Congress may serve.	2007	110	Platts, Todd Russell	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	24	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the right to vote.	2007	110	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	28	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the right of all citizens of the United States to a public education of equal high quality.	2007	110	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	29	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the right of citizens of the United States to health care of equal high quality.	2007	110	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	30	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to equality of rights and reproductive rights.	2007	110	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	31	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States respecting the right to decent, safe, sanitary, and affordable housing.	2007	110	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	32	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to taxing the people of the United States progressively.	2007	110	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	34	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States respecting the right to full employment and balanced growth.	2007	110	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	35	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to abolish the Electoral College and provide for the direct election of the President and Vice President by the popular vote of all citizens of the United States regardless of place of residence.	2007	110	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	36	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to authorize the line item veto.	2007	110	Platts, Todd Russell	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	38	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to equal rights for men and women.	2007	110	Maloney, Carolyn	New York	House Joint Resolution	40	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to clarify that the Constitution neither prohibits voluntary prayer nor requires prayer in schools.	2007	110	Rahall, Nick J. II	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	41	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Health Protection Amendment of 2007	2007	110	McCollum, Betty	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	42	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2007	110	Gillibrand, Kristen E.	New York	House Joint Resolution	45	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to deny United States citizenship to individuals born in the United States to parents who are neither United States citizens nor persons who owe permanent allegiance to the United States.	2007	110	Paul, Ron	Texas	House Joint Resolution	46	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the requirement of the approval of a two-thirds majority of the Supreme Court for any pardon or reprieve granted by the President.	2007	110	Cohen, Steve	Tennessee	House Joint Resolution	48	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to temporarily fill mass vacancies in the House of Representatives and the Senate and to preserve the right of the people to elect their Representatives and Senators in Congress.	2007	110	Baird, Brian	Washington	House Joint Resolution	56	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to Congressional succession.	2007	110	Rohrabacher, Dana	California	House Joint Resolution	57	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States providing for Representatives to be chosen every four years, and to limit the number of times Senators and Representatives may be elected.	2007	110	Goode, Virgil H. Jr	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	60	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to contributions and expenditures intended to affect elections.	2007	110	Higgins, Brian	New York	House Joint Resolution	61	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the President to disapprove or reduce items of appropriation.	2007	110	English, Phil	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	63	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to establish and protect the rights of victims of violent crimes.	2007	110	Chabot, Steve	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	66	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of years Representatives and Senators may serve.	2007	110	Price, Tom	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	71	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the process by which the House of Representatives chooses the President of the United States in the event no candidate receives a majority of the electoral votes.	2007	110	Sherman, Brad	California	House Joint Resolution	73	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to marriage.	2007	110	Gohmert, Louie	Texas	House Joint Resolution	74	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the process by which the House of Representatives selects the President in the event no candidate receives a majority of electoral votes.	2007	110	Goode, Virgil H. Jr	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	75	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States prohibiting the penalty of death.	2008	110	McCollum, Betty	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	80	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to control spending.	2008	110	Campbell, John	California	House Joint Resolution	81	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States allowing castration after conviction for the rape of a child under 16 years of age.	2008	110	Broun, Paul	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	82	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States providing that the Constitution does not preclude a penalty of death, including when it is imposed for the rape of a child under 16 years of age.	2008	110	Broun, Paul	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	83	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to marriage.	2008	110	Broun, Paul	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	89	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to permit the penalty of death for the rape of a child.	2008	110	Chabot, Steve	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	96	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to parental rights.	2008	110	Hoekstra, Peter	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	97	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of times Senators and Representatives may be elected.	2008	110	Kuhl, John	New York	House Joint Resolution	98	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States concerning the election of the Members of the House of Representatives.	2008	110	Larson, John	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	99	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to require a balanced budget and protect Social Security surpluses.	2007	110	Craig, Larry	Idaho	Senate Joint Resolution	1	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to limiting the number of terms that a Member of Congress may serve.	2007	110	Vitter, David	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	2	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to equal rights for men and women.	2007	110	Kennedy, Edward	Massachusetts	Senate Joint Resolution	10	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to clarify that the Constitution neither prohibits voluntary prayer nor requires prayer in schools.	2007	110	Byrd, Robert	West Virginia	Senate Joint Resolution	11	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States which requires (except during time of war and subject to suspension by Congress) that the total amount of money expended by the United States during any fiscal year not exceed the amount of certain revenue received by the United States during such fiscal year and not exceed 20 per centum of the gross national product of the United States during the previous calendar year.	2007	110	Shelby, Richard	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	19	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to contributions and expenditures intended to affect elections.	2007	110	Schumer, Charles	New York	Senate Joint Resolution	21	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2007	110	Graham, Lindsey	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	24	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to the line item veto.	2007	110	Dole, Elizabeth	North Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	27	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to United States citizenship.	2008	110	Vitter, David	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	31	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to abolish the electoral college and to provide for the direct popular election of the President and Vice President of the United States.	2008	110	Nelson, Bill	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	39	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the Congress and the States to prohibit the act of desecration of the flag of the United States and to set criminal penalties for that act.	2008	110	Vitter, David	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	40	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to marriage.	2008	110	Wicker, Roger	Mississippi	Senate Joint Resolution	43	Judiciary
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2009	111	Goodlatte, Bob	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	1	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding presidential election voting rights for residents of all United States territories and commonwealths.	2009	111	Christensen, Donna M.	Virgin Islands	House Joint Resolution	2	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Health Protection Amendment of 2009	2009	111	McCollum, Betty	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	4	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the twenty-second article of amendment, thereby removing the limitation on the number of terms an individual may serve as President.	2009	111	Serrano, Jose E.	New York	House Joint Resolution	5	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to voluntary school prayer.	2009	111	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	6	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation.	2009	111	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	7	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the Congress and the States to prohibit the act of desecration of the flag of the United States and to set criminal penalties for that act.	2009	111	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	8	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Every Vote Counts Amendment	2009	111	Green, Gene	Texas	House Joint Resolution	9	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide that Representatives shall be apportioned among the several States according to their respective numbers, counting the number of persons in each State who are citizens of the United States.	2009	111	Miller, Candice	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	11	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to limitations on the amounts of contributions and expenditures that may be made in connection with campaigns for election to public office.	2009	111	Kaptur, Marcy	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	13	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of consecutive terms that a Member of Congress may serve.	2009	111	Platts, Todd Russell	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	14	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to authorize the line item veto.	2009	111	Platts, Todd Russell	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	15	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the sixteenth article of amendment.	2009	111	King, Steve	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	16	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to the election of Senators.	2009	111	Dreier, David	California	House Joint Resolution	21	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the right to vote.	2009	111	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	28	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the right of all citizens of the United States to a public education of equal high quality.	2009	111	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	29	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the right of citizens of the United States to health care of equal high quality.	2009	111	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	30	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to equality of rights and reproductive rights.	2009	111	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	31	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States respecting the right to decent, safe, sanitary, and affordable housing.	2009	111	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	32	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to taxing the people of the United States progressively.	2009	111	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	34	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States respecting the right to full employment and balanced growth.	2009	111	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	35	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to abolish the Electoral College and provide for the direct election of the President and Vice President by the popular vote of all citizens of the United States regardless of place of residence.	2009	111	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	36	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to marriage.	2009	111	Lungren, Daniel	California	House Joint Resolution	37	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to prohibit the President from entering into a treaty or other international agreement that would provide for the United States to adopt as legal tender in the United States a currency issued by an entity other than the United States.	2009	111	Bachmann, Michele	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	41	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to parental rights.	2009	111	Hoekstra, Peter	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	42	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2009	111	Buchanan, Vern	Florida	House Joint Resolution	43	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States giving Congress power to prohibit the physical desecration of the flag of the United States.	2009	111	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	47	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to abolishing personal income, estate, and gift taxes and prohibiting the United States Government from engaging in business in competition with its citizens.	2009	111	Paul, Ron	Texas	House Joint Resolution	48	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States concerning the election of the Members of the House of Representatives.	2009	111	Larson, John	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	49	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to marriage.	2009	111	Broun, Paul	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	50	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to permit the penalty of death for the rape of a child.	2009	111	Gohmert, Louie	Texas	House Joint Resolution	51	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to temporarily fill mass vacancies in the House of Representatives and the Senate and to preserve the right of the people to elect their Representatives and Senators in Congress.	2009	111	Baird, Brian	Washington	House Joint Resolution	52	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to Congressional succession.	2009	111	Rohrabacher, Dana	California	House Joint Resolution	53	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Preserving Capitalism in America Amendment	2009	111	Turner, Michael	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	57	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to protect the rights of crime victims.	2009	111	Stupak, Bart	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	59	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to equal rights for men and women.	2009	111	Maloney, Carolyn	New York	House Joint Resolution	61	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of years Representatives and Senators may serve.	2009	111	Price, Tom	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	63	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of consecutive terms that a Member of Congress may serve.	2010	111	Hall, Ralph	Texas	House Joint Resolution	67	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States prohibiting corporations and labor organizations from using operating funds for advertisements in connection with any campaign for election for Federal office.	2010	111	Boswell, Leonard	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	68	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to give citizens of the United States the right to enact and repeal laws by voting on legislation in a national election.	2010	111	Hoekstra, Peter	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	69	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to give citizens of the United States the right to propose amendments to the Constitution by an initiative process.	2010	111	Hoekstra, Peter	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	70	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to give citizens of the United States the right to recall elected officials.	2010	111	Hoekstra, Peter	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	71	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to balance the Federal budget.	2010	111	Broun, Paul	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	73	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States permitting Congress and the States to regulate the expenditure of funds by corporations engaging in political speech.	2010	111	Edwards, Donna	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	74	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to balance the Federal budget.	2010	111	Broun, Paul	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	75	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2010	111	Bright, Bobby	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	78	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to control spending.	2010	111	Hensarling, Jeb	Texas	House Joint Resolution	79	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States giving Congress power to regulate campaign contributions for Federal elections.	2010	111	Schrader, Kurt	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	84	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2010	111	Neugebauer, Randy	Texas	House Joint Resolution	87	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2010	111	Terry, Lee	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	89	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States allowing the States to call a limited convention solely for the purposes of considering whether to propose a specific amendment to the Constitution.	2010	111	Minnick, Walter	Idaho	House Joint Resolution	95	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing regulation of any expenditure in connection to an election.	2010	111	Deutch, Theodore	Florida	House Joint Resolution	98	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to give States the right to repeal Federal laws and regulations when ratified by the Legislatures of two thirds of the several States.	2010	111	Bishop, Rob	Utah	House Joint Resolution	102	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the use of foreign law as authority in Federal courts.	2010	111	Culberson, John Abney	Texas	House Joint Resolution	106	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the effect of treaties, Executive orders, and agreements with other nations or groups of nations.	2010	111	Culberson, John Abney	Texas	House Joint Resolution	107	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to limiting the number of terms that a Member of Congress may serve.	2009	111	Vitter, David	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	1	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the Congress and the States to prohibit the act of desecration of the flag of the United States and to set criminal penalties for that act.	2009	111	Vitter, David	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	2	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to abolish the electoral college and to provide for the direct popular election of the President and Vice President of the United States.	2009	111	Nelson, Bill	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	4	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to United States citizenship.	2009	111	Vitter, David	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	6	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to the election of Senators.	2009	111	Feingold, Russell	Wisconsin	Senate Joint Resolution	7	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to a seat in the House of Representatives for the District of Columbia.	2009	111	Murkowski, Lisa	Alaska	Senate Joint Resolution	11	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to parental rights.	2009	111	Vitter, David	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	13	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing the Congress to prohibit the physical desecration of the flag of the United States.	2009	111	Vitter, David	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	15	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to parental rights.	2009	111	DeMint, Jim	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	16	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States which requires (except during time of war and subject to suspension by Congress) that the total amount of money expended by the United States during any fiscal year not exceed the amount of certain revenue received by the United States during such fiscal year and not exceed 20 per cent of the gross national product of the United States during the previous calendar year.	2009	111	Shelby, Richard	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	20	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to limiting the number of terms that a Member of Congress may serve to 3 in the House of Representatives and 2 in the Senate.	2009	111	DeMint, Jim	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	21	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to requiring a balanced budget and granting the President of the United States the power of line-item veto.	2009	111	LeMieux, George	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	22	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2010	111	DeMint, Jim	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	27	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to contributions and expenditures intended to affect elections.	2010	111	Dodd, Christopher	Connecticut	Senate Joint Resolution	28	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to a balanced budget.	2010	111	Hatch, Orrin	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	35	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to authorizing regulation of contributions to candidates for State public office and Federal office by corporations and labor organizations, and expenditures by corporate entities and labor organizations in support of, or opposition to such candidates.	2010	111	Baucus, Max	Montana	Senate Joint Resolution	36	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2010	111	DeMint, Jim	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	38	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to equal rights for men and women.	2010	111	Menendez, Robert	New Jersey	Senate Joint Resolution	41	Judiciary
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2011	112	Goodlatte, Bob	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	1	Judiciary
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2011	112	Goodlatte, Bob	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	2	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to parental rights.	2011	112	Fleming, John	Louisiana	House Joint Resolution	3	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2011	112	Buchanan, Vern	Florida	House Joint Resolution	4	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to control spending.	2011	112	Hensarling, Jeb	Texas	House Joint Resolution	5	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States waiving the application of the first article of amendment to the political speech of corporations and other business organizations with respect to the disbursement of funds in connection with public elections and granting Congress and the States the power to establish limits on contributions and expenditures in elections for public office.	2011	112	Kaptur, Marcy	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	6	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States waiving the application of the first article of amendment to the political speech of corporations and other business organizations with respect to the disbursement of funds in connection with public elections.	2011	112	Kaptur, Marcy	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	7	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to limitations on the amounts of contributions and expenditures that may be made in connection with campaigns for election to public office.	2011	112	Kaptur, Marcy	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	8	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2011	112	Cuellar, Henry	Texas	House Joint Resolution	10	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to balance the Federal budget.	2011	112	Broun, Paul	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	11	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States giving Congress power to prohibit the physical desecration of the flag of the United States.	2011	112	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	13	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation.	2011	112	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	14	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to authorize the line item veto.	2011	112	Platts, Todd Russell	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	15	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the sixteenth article of amendment.	2011	112	King, Steve	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	16	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the twenty-second article of amendment, thereby removing the limitation on the number of terms an individual may serve as President.	2011	112	Serrano, Jose E.	New York	House Joint Resolution	17	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2011	112	Terry, Lee	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	18	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of consecutive terms that a Member of Congress may serve.	2011	112	Platts, Todd Russell	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	20	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Preserving Capitalism in America Amendment	2011	112	Turner, Michael	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	22	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States requiring that the Federal budget be balanced.	2011	112	Schweikert, David	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	23	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2011	112	Neugebauer, Randy	Texas	House Joint Resolution	24	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding presidential election voting rights for residents of all United States territories and commonwealths	2011	112	Christensen, Donna M.	Virgin Islands	House Joint Resolution	25	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to Congressional succession.	2011	112	Rohrabacher, Dana	California	House Joint Resolution	26	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States restoring religious freedom.	2011	112	Stearns, Cliff	Florida	House Joint Resolution	27	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the right to vote.	2011	112	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	28	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the right of all citizens of the United States to a public education of equal high quality.	2011	112	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	29	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the right of citizens of the United States to health care of equal high quality.	2011	112	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	30	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to equality of rights and reproductive rights.	2011	112	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	31	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States respecting the right to decent, safe, sanitary, and affordable housing.	2011	112	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	32	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to taxing the people of the United States progressively.	2011	112	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	34	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States respecting the right to full employment and balanced growth.	2011	112	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	35	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to abolish the Electoral College and provide for the direct election of the President and Vice President by the popular vote of all citizens of the United States regardless of place of residence.	2011	112	Jackson, Jesse L., Jr.	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	36	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2011	112	DeFazio, Peter A.	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	41	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to marriage.	2011	112	Broun, Paul	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	45	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to allow the several States to nullify a law or regulation of the United States.	2011	112	Griffith, H. Morgan	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	46	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to abolishing personal income, estate, and gift taxes and prohibiting the United States Government from engaging in business in competition with its citizens.	2011	112	Paul, Ron	Texas	House Joint Resolution	50	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to control Federal spending.	2011	112	Akin, W. Todd	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	51	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States requiring that the Federal budget be balanced.	2011	112	Buchanan, Vern	Florida	House Joint Resolution	52	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of years Representatives and Senators may serve.	2011	112	Price, Tom	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	53	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to balancing the budget.	2011	112	Walsh, Joe	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	54	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to balancing the budget.	2011	112	Walsh, Joe	Illinois	House Joint Resolution	56	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States allowing the States to call a limited convention solely for the purposes of considering whether to propose a specific amendment to the Constitution.	2011	112	Culberson, John Abney	Texas	House Joint Resolution	57	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to give States the right to repeal Federal laws and regulations when ratified by the Legislatures of two thirds of the several States.	2011	112	Bishop, Rob	Utah	House Joint Resolution	62	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to require a two-thirds vote of each House of Congress to increase the statutory limit on the public debt.	2011	112	Neugebauer, Randy	Texas	House Joint Resolution	63	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to prohibit candidates for election to Congress from accepting contributions from individuals who do not reside in the State or Congressional district the candidate seeks to represent.	2011	112	Boren, Dan	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	65	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to equal rights for men and women.	2011	112	Maloney, Carolyn	New York	House Joint Resolution	69	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the number of terms that a Member of Congress may serve to 3 in the House of Representatives and 2 in the Senate.	2011	112	Schweikert, David	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	71	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States giving Congress power to regulate campaign contributions for Federal elections.	2011	112	Schrader, Kurt	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	72	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing a spending limit amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2011	112	Amash, Justin	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	73	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the use of foreign law as authority in Federal courts.	2011	112	Culberson, John Abney	Texas	House Joint Resolution	75	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the effect of treaties, Executive orders, and agreements with other nations or groups of nations.	2011	112	Culberson, John Abney	Texas	House Joint Resolution	76	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to clarify the authority of Congress and the States to regulate the expenditure of funds for political activity by corporations.	2011	112	Edwards, Donna	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	78	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2011	112	Amash, Justin	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	81	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing regulation of any expenditure in connection with an election.	2011	112	Deutch, Theodore	Florida	House Joint Resolution	82	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States prohibiting the United States government from increasing its debt except for a specific purpose by law adopted by three-fourths of the membership of each House of Congress.	2011	112	McClintock, Tom	California	House Joint Resolution	84	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to contributions and expenditures with respect to elections.	2011	112	Sutton, Betty	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	86	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2011	112	Carney, John	Delaware	House Joint Resolution	87	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to clarify the authority of Congress and the States to regulate corporations, limited liability companies or other corporate entities established by the laws of any state, the United States, or any foreign state.	2011	112	McGovern, JAmes P.	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	88	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2011	112	Castor, Kathy	Florida	House Joint Resolution	89	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to expressly exclude for-profit corporations from the rights given to natural persons by the Constitution of the United States, prohibit corporate spending in all elections, and affirm the authority of Congress and the States to regulate corporations and to regulate and set limits on all election contributions and expenditures.	2011	112	Deutch, Theodore	Florida	House Joint Resolution	90	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the authority of Congress and the States to regulate the disbursement of funds for political activity by for-profit corporations and other for-profit business organizations.	2011	112	Ellison, Keith	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	92	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to limits on the number of terms a Member of Congress may serve.	2011	112	Coffman, Mike	Colorado	House Joint Resolution	93	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of terms that a Member of Congress may serve to 4 in the House of Representatives and 2 in the Senate.	2011	112	Fitzpatrick, Michael G.	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	96	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to contributions and expenditures with respect to Federal elections.	2011	112	Yarmuth, John A.	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	97	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to require that an increase in the Federal debt requires approval from a majority of the legislatures of the several States.	2012	112	Schweikert, David	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	99	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the use of public funds to pay for campaigns for election to Federal office.	2012	112	Kucinich, Dennis J.	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	100	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States providing for Representatives to be chosen every four years, and limiting the number of times Senators and Representatives may be elected.	2012	112	Ribble, Reid	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	101	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2012	112	Chabot, Steve	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	102	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the number of times Senators and Representatives may be elected.	2012	112	Ribble, Reid	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	105	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to protect the rights of crime victims.	2012	112	Franks, Trent	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	106	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to parental rights.	2012	112	Franks, Trent	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	107	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to parental rights.	2012	112	Franks, Trent	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	110	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the authority of Congress and the States to regulate contributions and expenditures in political campaigns and to enact public financing systems for such campaigns.	2012	112	Schiff, Adam	California	House Joint Resolution	111	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to construing provisions of law as having been enacted pursuant to the power of Congress to lay and collect taxes.	2012	112	Quayle, Benjamin	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	114	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States which requires (except during time of war and subject to suspension by Congress) that the total amount of money expended by the United States during any fiscal year not exceed the amount of certain revenue received by the United States during such fiscal year and not exceed 20 percent of the gross domestic product of the United States during the previous calendar year.	2012	112	Roby, Martha	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	116	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to increase by 29 votes the number of electoral votes awarded to the candidate for President who receives the largest percentage of the popular vote.	2012	112	Israel, Steve	New York	House Joint Resolution	121	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to limiting the number of terms that a Member of Congress may serve.	2011	112	Vitter, David	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	1	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to United States citizenship.	2011	112	Vitter, David	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	2	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to balancing the budget.	2011	112	Hatch, Orrin	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	3	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States which requires (except during time of war and subject to suspension by Congress) that the total amount of money expended by the United States during any fiscal year not exceed the amount of certain revenue received by the United States during such fiscal year and not to exceed 20 per cent of the gross national product of the United States during the previous calendar year.	2011	112	Shelby, Richard	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	3	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States requiring that the Federal budget be balanced.	2011	112	Lee, Mike	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	5	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
Joint resolution proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2011	112	Hatch, Orrin	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	10	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to limiting the number of terms that a Member of Congress may serve to 3 in the House of Representatives and 2 in the Senate.	2011	112	DeMint, Jim	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	11	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to give States the right to repeal Federal laws and regulations when ratified by the legislatures of two-thirds of the several States.	2011	112	Enzi, Michael	Wyoming	Senate Joint Resolution	12	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing Congress to prohibit the physical desecration of the flag of the United States.	2011	112	Hatch, Orrin	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	19	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to equal rights for men and women.	2011	112	Menendez, Robert	New Jersey	Senate Joint Resolution	21	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to balancing the budget.	2011	112	McConnell, Mike	Kentucky	Senate Joint Resolution	23	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights
joint resolution proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2011	112	Udall, Mark	Colorado	Senate Joint Resolution	24	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to contributions and expenditures intended to affect elections.	2011	112	Udall, Tom	New Mexico	Senate Joint Resolution	29	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to expressly exclude for-profit corporations from the rights given to natural persons by the Constitution of the United States, prohibit corporate spending in all elections, and affirm the authority of Congress and the States to regulate corporations and to regulate and set limits on all election contributions and expenditures.	2011	112	Sanders, Bernard	Vermont	Senate Joint Resolution	33	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to authorizing regulation of contributions to candidates for State public office and Federal office by corporations, entities organized and operated for profit, and labor organizations, and expenditures by such entities and labor organizations in support of, or opposition to such candidates.	2012	112	Baucus, Max	Montana	Senate Joint Resolution	35	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to parental rights.	2011	112	DeMint, Jim	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	42	Judiciary
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2013	113	Goodlatte, Bob	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	1	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2013	113	Goodlatte, Bob	Virginia	House Joint Resolution	2	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2013	113	Barrow, John	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	4	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to balancing the budget.	2013	113	Buchanan, Vern	Florida	House Joint Resolution	5	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2013	113	Buchanan, Vern	Florida	House Joint Resolution	6	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding presidential election voting rights for residents of all United States territories and commonwealths.	2013	113	Christensen, Donna M.	Virgin Islands	House Joint Resolution	7	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of terms that a Member of Congress may serve to 4 in the House of Representatives and 2 in the Senate.	2013	113	Fitzpatrick, Michael G.	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	8	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States prohibiting the United States government from increasing its debt except for a specific purpose by law adopted by three-fourths of the membership of each House of Congress.	2013	113	McClintock, Tom	California	House Joint Resolution	9	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States requiring that the Federal budget be balanced and that an increase in the Federal debt requires approval from a majority of the legislatures of the several States.	2013	113	Schweikert, David	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	10	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2013	113	Terry, Lee	Nebraska	House Joint Resolution	11	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to limitations on the amounts of contributions and expenditures that may be made in connection with campaigns for election to public office.	2013	113	Kaptur, Marcy	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	12	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States waiving the application of the first article of amendment to the political speech of corporations and other business organizations with respect to the disbursement of funds in connection with public elections.	2013	113	Kaptur, Marcy	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	13	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States waiving the application of the first article of amendment to the political speech of corporations and other business organizations with respect to the disbursement of funds in connection with public elections and granting Congress and the States the power to establish limits on contributions and expenditures in elections for public office.	2013	113	Kaptur, Marcy	Ohio	House Joint Resolution	14	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the twenty-second article of amendment, thereby removing the limitation on the number of terms an individual may serve as President.	2013	113	Serrano, Jose E.	New York	House Joint Resolution	15	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the sixteenth article of amendment.	2013	113	King, Steve	Iowa	House Joint Resolution	16	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States which requires (except during time of war and subject to suspension by Congress) that the total amount of money expended by the United States during any fiscal year not exceed the amount of certain revenue received by the United States during such fiscal year and not exceed 20 percent of the gross domestic product of the United States during the previous calendar year.	2013	113	Roby, Martha	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	17	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to provide for a balanced budget for the United States Government and for greater accountability in the enactment of tax legislation.	2013	113	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	18	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States giving Congress power to prohibit the physical desecration of the flag of the United States	2013	113	Emerson, Jo Ann	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	19	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to contributions and expenditures with respect to elections.	2013	113	McGovern, JAmes P.	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	20	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to clarify the authority of Congress and the States to regulate corporations, limited liability companies or other corporate entities established by the laws of any State, the United States, or any foreign state.	2013	113	McGovern, JAmes P.	Massachusetts	House Joint Resolution	21	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of consecutive terms that a Member of Congress may serve.	2013	113	Harris, Andy	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	22	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of consecutive terms that a Member of Congress may serve.	2013	113	Duffy, Sean	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	23	Judiciary
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2013	113	Amash, Justin	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	24	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to clarify the authority of Congress and the States to regulate the expenditure of funds for political activity by corporations.	2013	113	Edwards, Donna	Maryland	House Joint Resolution	25	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of consecutive terms that a Member of Congress may serve.	2013	113	Barr, Andy	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	26	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States prohibiting the Federal Government from using the power of taxation to compel someone to engage in commercial activity.	2013	113	Bentivolio, Kerry	Michigan	House Joint Resolution	27	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the power of Congress to impose a tax on a failure to purchase goods or services.	2013	113	Palazzo,Steven	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	28	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States providing that the rights extended by the Constitution are the rights of natural persons only.	2013	113	Nolan, Richard	Minnesota	House Joint Resolution	29	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of years Representatives and Senators may serve.	2013	113	Price, Tom	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	30	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the authority of Congress and the States to regulate contributions and expenditures in political campaigns and to enact public financing systems for such campaigns.	2013	113	Schiff, Adam	California	House Joint Resolution	31	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States giving Congress power to regulate campaign contributions for Federal elections.	2013	113	Schrader, Kurt	Oregon	House Joint Resolution	32	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to prohibit a law increasing the compensation for the services of the Senators and Representatives from taking effect until an election of Representatives has intervened, and to permit a law otherwise varying such compensation to take effect upon enactment.	2013	113	Barrow, John	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	33	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to restore the rights of the American people that were taken away by the Supreme Court's decision in the Citizens United case and related decisions, to protect the integrity of our elections, and to limit the corrosive influence of money in our democratic process.	2013	113	Deutch, Theodore	Florida	House Joint Resolution	34	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to balance the Federal budget.	2013	113	Broun, Paul	Georgia	House Joint Resolution	35	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution requiring that each agency and department's funding is justified.	2013	113	Perry, Scott	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	36	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States limiting the number of times Senators and Representatives may be elected.	2013	113	Ribble, Reid	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	37	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2013	113	Walorski, Jackie	Indiana	House Joint Resolution	38	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2013	113	Neugebauer, Randy	Texas	House Joint Resolution	39	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to protect the rights of crime victims.	2013	113	Franks, Trent	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	40	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to limiting the number of terms that a Member of Congress may serve.	2013	113	Salmon, Matt	Arizona	House Joint Resolution	41	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to clarify that the Constitution neither prohibits voluntary prayer nor requires prayer in schools.	2013	113	Rahall, Nick J. II	West Virginia	House Joint Resolution	42	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the right to vote.	2013	113	Pocan, Mark	Wisconsin	House Joint Resolution	44	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States granting Congress the authority to enact laws limiting the number of terms that Representatives and Senators may serve.	2013	113	Bridenstine, Jim	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	45	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States giving Congress power to prohibit the physical desecration of the flag of the United States.	2013	113	Bachus, Spencer	Alabama	House Joint Resolution	47	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of consecutive terms that a Member of Congress may serve.	2013	113	Marino, Tom	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	48	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2013	113	Smith, Jason	Missouri	House Joint Resolution	49	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to parental rights.	2013	113	Meadows, Mark	North Carolina	House Joint Resolution	50	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to marriage.	2013	113	Huelskamp, Tim	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	51	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States allowing the States to call a limited convention solely for the purposes of considering whether to propose a specific amendment to the Constitution.	2013	113	Culberson, John Abney	Texas	House Joint Resolution	52	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the effect of treaties, Executive orders, and agreements with other nations or groups of nations.	2013	113	Culberson, John Abney	Texas	House Joint Resolution	53	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the use of foreign law as authority in Federal courts.	2013	113	Culberson, John Abney	Texas	House Joint Resolution	54	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the equal application to the Senators and Representatives of the laws that apply to all citizens of the United States.	2013	113	DeSantis, Ron	Florida	House Joint Resolution	55	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to equal rights for men and women.	2013	113	Maloney, Carolyn	New York	House Joint Resolution	56	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to require a two-thirds vote of each House of Congress to increase the statutory limit on the public debt.	2013	113	Neugebauer, Randy	Texas	House Joint Resolution	57	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to applying laws equally to the citizens of the United States and the Federal Government.	2013	113	Jenkins, Lynn	Kansas	House Joint Resolution	97	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to applying laws equally to the citizens of the United States and the Federal Government.	2013	113	Duncan, Jeff	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	98	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of consecutive terms that a Member of Congress may serve.	2013	113	Palazzo,Steven	Mississippi	House Joint Resolution	101	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the sixteenth article of amendment.	2013	113	Bridenstine, Jim	Oklahoma	House Joint Resolution	104	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to contributions and expenditures with respect to Federal elections.	2014	113	Yarmuth, John A.	Kentucky	House Joint Resolution	107	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of terms that a Member of Congress may serve.	2014	113	Mulvaney, Mick	South Carolina	House Joint Resolution	108	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States concerning the election of the Members of the House of Representatives.	2014	113	Larson, John	Connecticut	House Joint Resolution	114	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to give States the right to repeal Federal laws and regulations when ratified by the legislatures of two-thirds of the several States.	2014	113	Bishop, Rob	Utah	House Joint Resolution	115	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to contributions and expenditures intended to affect elections.	2014	113	Deutch, Theodore	Florida	House Joint Resolution	119	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the authority of Congress and the States to regulate political campaign contributions and expenditures, including independent expenditures.	2014	113	Carney, John	Delaware	House Joint Resolution	121	Judiciary
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to end the practice of including more than one subject in a single law by requiring that each law enacted by Congress be limited to only one subject and that the subject be clearly and descriptively expressed in the title of the law.	2014	113	Marino, Tom	Pennsylvania	House Joint Resolution	122	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to control entitlement spending.	2014	113	Crawford, Eric	Arkansas	House Joint Resolution	126	Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States requiring that the Federal budget be balanced.	2013	113	Lee, Mike	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	1	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to limiting the number of terms that a Member of Congress may serve.	2013	113	Vitter, David	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	2	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to limiting the number of terms that a Member of Congress may serve to 3 in the House of Representatives and 2 in the Senate.	2013	113	Paul, Rand	Kentucky	Senate Joint Resolution	3	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to limiting the number of terms that a Member of Congress may serve to 3 in the House of Representatives and 2 in the Senate.	2013	113	Vitter, David	Louisiana	Senate Joint Resolution	4	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to authorizing regulation of contributions to candidates for State public office and Federal office by corporations, entities organized and operated for profit, and labor organization, and expenditures by such entities and labor organizations in support of, or opposition to such candidates.	2013	113	Baucus, Max	Montana	Senate Joint Resolution	5	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States which requires (except during time of war and subject to suspension by Congress) that the total amount of money expended by the United States during any fiscal year not exceed the amount of certain revenue received by the United States during such fiscal year and not exceed 20 percent of the gross domestic product of the United States during the previous calendar year.	2013	113	Shelby, Richard	Alabama	Senate Joint Resolution	6	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to balancing the budget.	2013	113	Cornyn, John	Texas	Senate Joint Resolution	7	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to equal rights for men and women.	2013	113	Menendez, Robert	New Jersey	Senate Joint Resolution	10	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to restore the rights of the American people that were taken away by the Supreme Court's decision in the Citizens United case and related decisions, to protect the integrity of our elections, and to limit the corrosive influence of money in our democratic process.	2013	113	Sanders, Bernard	Vermont	Senate Joint Resolution	11	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the power of Congress to impose a tax on a failure to purchase goods or services.	2013	113	Rubio, Marco	Florida	Senate Joint Resolution	16	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States authorizing Congress to prohibit the physical desecration of the flag of the United States.	2013	113	Hatch, Orrin	Utah	Senate Joint Resolution	17	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to clarify the authority of Congress and the States to regulate corporations, limited liability companies or other corporate entities established by the laws of any State, the United States, or any foreign state.	2013	113	Tester, Jon	Montana	Senate Joint Resolution	18	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to contributions and expenditures intended to affect elections.	2013	113	Udall, Tom	New Mexico	Senate Joint Resolution	19	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States.	2013	113	Udall, Tom	New Mexico	Senate Joint Resolution	20	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to applying laws equally to the citizens of the United States and the Federal Government.	2013	113	Paul, Rand	Kentucky	Senate Joint Resolution	25	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to give States the right to repeal Federal laws and regulations when ratified by the legislatures of two-thirds of the several States.	2014	113	Enzi, Michael	Wyoming	Senate Joint Resolution	34	Judiciary
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to parental rights.	2014	113	Graham, Lindsey	South Carolina	Senate Joint Resolution	37	Judiciary