31.   Lawmakers also voted to reform and modernize the Internal Revenue Service and approved a massive and much-needed highway construction bill.

32.   Lawmakers instead voted to end federal price props on butter, milk powder, and cheese in five years.

33.   Lawmakers must vote on the issue in two consecutive sessions before it can be included on the ballot.

34.   Lawmakers then could vote to send Clinton to trial in the Senate, censure him or do nothing.

35.   Lawmakers will then vote to choose one of those measures to debate and amend Wednesday.

36.   Lawmakers voted by standing.

37.   Lawmakers voted in favor of China, but are still fighting over Cuba.

38.   Lawmakers voted to accept the findings of a disputed inquiry that implicated Wahid in two multi-million dollar schemes.

39.   Lawmakers only vote the accords up or down.