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Senate vote on PN1059 Samuel Alito, of New Jersey, to be an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States.
January 31, 2006	Party			Total votes
	Democratic	Republican	Independent
Yea	2	31	0	58
Nay	16	1	0	42
Result: Confirmed
Roll call vote Senator Party State Vote Daniel Akaka D Hawaii Nay Lamar Alexander R Tennessee Yea Wayne Allard R Colorado Yea George Allen R Virginia Yea Max Baucus D Montana Nay Evan Bayh D Indiana Nay Bob Bennett R Utah Yea Joe Biden D Delaware Nay Jeff Bingaman D New Mexico Nay Kit Bond R Missouri Yea Barbara Boxer D California Nay Sam Brownback R Kansas Yea Jim Bunning R Kentucky Yea Conrad Burns R Montana Yea Richard Burr R North Carolina Yea Robert Byrd D West Virginia Yea Maria Cantwell D Washington Nay Tom Carper D Delaware Nay Lincoln Chafee R Rhode Island Nay Saxby Chambliss R Georgia Yea Hillary Clinton D New York Nay Tom Coburn R Oklahoma Yea Thad Cochran R Mississippi Yea Norm Coleman R Minnesota Yea Susan Collins R Maine Yea Kent Conrad D North Dakota Yea John Cornyn R Texas Yea Larry Craig R Idaho Yea Mike Crapo R Idaho Yea Mark Dayton D Minnesota Nay Jim DeMint R South Carolina Yea Mike DeWine R Ohio Yea Chris Dodd D Connecticut Nay Elizabeth Dole R North Carolina Yea Pete Domenici R New Mexico Yea Byron Dorgan D North Dakota Nay Dick Durbin D Illinois Nay John Ensign R Nevada Yea Mike Enzi R Wyoming Yea Russ Feingold D Wisconsin Nay Dianne Feinstein D California Nay Bill Frist R Tennessee Yea Lindsey Graham R South Carolina Yea Chuck Grassley R Iowa Yea Judd Gregg R New Hampshire Yea Chuck Hagel R Nebraska Yea Tom Harkin D Iowa Nay Orrin Hatch R Utah Yea Kay Bailey Hutchison R Texas Yea Jim Inhofe R Oklahoma Yea

Yellowstone

Sequoia National Park Act

Long title	An Act to set apart a certain tract of land in the State of California as a public park.
Enacted by	the 51st United States Congress
Effective	September 25, 1890
Citations
Public law	Pub. L.Tooltip Public Law (United States) 51–926
Statutes at Large	26 Stat. 478
Codification
Titles amended	Title 16—Conservation
U.S.C. sections created	16 U.S.C. § 41 16 U.S.C. § 43
Legislative history
Introduced in the House as H.R. 11570 by William Vandever (R–CA) on July 28, 1890 Committee consideration by House Public Lands Passed the House on August 23, 1890 (unanimous consent) Passed the Senate on September 8, 1890 (unanimous consent) Signed into law by President Benjamin Harrison on September 25, 1890