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Here's how some major bills fared recently in Congress and how
   Colorado's congressional members voted, as provided by Thomas' Roll 
Call Report Syndicate.
   
   HOUSE
   
   The Colorado delegation
   
   District 1: Diana DeGette (D)
   
   District 2: Mark Udall (D)
   
   District 3: John Salazar (D)
   
   District 4: Marilyn Musgrave (R)
   
   District 5: Doug Lamborn (R)
   
   District 6: Tom Tancredo (R)
   
   District 7: Ed Perlmutter (D)
   
   OFFSHORE DRILLING
   
   For: 236/Against: 189
   
   Members voted to open Outer Continental Shelf expanses to energy 
drilling and devote a share of the royalties to developing 
renewable fuels. A yes vote was to pass a bill (HR 6899) to permit 
drilling beyond 50 or 100 miles off the Atlantic and Pacific 
coasts.
   
   Voting yes: All Colo. Democrats
   
   Voting no: All Colo. Republicans
   
   GOP DRILLING PLAN
   
   For: 191/Against: 226
   
   Members defeated a GOP alternative to HR 6899 (above) that allowed 
drilling as close as 25 miles off the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, 
expanded drilling in the Gulf of Mexico, funded renewable fuels and 
promoted nuclear power. A yes vote backed the GOP plan.
   
   Voting yes: All Colo. Republicans
   
   Voting no: All Colo. Democrats
   
   D.C. GUNS
   
   For: 266/Against: 152
   
   Members approved a bill to greatly expand gun rights in the 
District of Columbia. The bill was drafted after the Supreme Court 
in June struck down the city's ban on handgun possession, but it 
went well beyond the requirements of that ruling. A yes vote was to 
pass HR 6842.
   
   Voting yes: Udall, Salazar, Musgrave, Lamborn, Tancredo
   
   Voting no: DeGette, Perlmutter
   
   ENVIRONMENTAL INSTRUCTION
   
   For: 293/Against: 109
   
   Members approved a bill to upgrade environmental education in U.S. 
schools. A yes vote backed a bill (HR 3036) authorizing $24 million 
for Environmental Protection Agency and Department of Education 
programs to further environmental education.
   
   Voting yes: All Colo. Democrats
   
   Voting no: All Colo. Republicans
   
   SENATE
   
   The Colorado delegation
   
   Wayne Allard (R); Ken Salazar (D)
   
   2009 MILITARY BUDGET
   
   For: 88/Against: 8
   
   Senators approved $612.5 billion in military spending for 2009, 
including $70 billion to fund the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan for 
part of the fiscal year. A yes vote was to pass a bill (S 3001) 
raising military pay by 3.9 percent and providing at least $5 
billion in senators' earmarks.
   
   Voting yes: Salazar
   
   Voting no: Allard
   
   KEY VOTES AHEAD
   
   This week the House will debate the 2009 defense budget and the 
rights of credit-card holders, while the Senate will consider bills 
on offshore drilling and renewable-energy tax breaks. Both chambers 
will debate stopgap spending bills for the fiscal year beginning 
Oct. 1.