How does your U.S. representative view the Iran deal?
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) speaks to reporters at the Capitol about attempts to block the Iran deal. With him, from left, are Republican Sens. Bob Corker of Tennessee, John Barrasso of Wyoming, John Thune of South Dakota and Majority Whip John Cornyn of Texas.
The Los Angeles Times has been keeping a tally of how California House Democrats break down on the diplomatic agreement to curb Iran’s nuclear program. Republicans are expected to reject the deal en masse, but many Democrats in our state’s largest delegation to Congress remain undecided on the deal. Several plan to announce a position after Labor Day and before Congress returns from its summer recess Sept. 8.
UNDECIDED
Rep. Pete Aguilar
Rep. Xavier Becerra
Rep. Ami Bera
Rep. Tony Cardenas
Rep. Judy Chu
Rep. Jim Costa
Rep. Janice Hahn
Rep. Jared Huffman
Rep. Ted Lieu
Rep. Grace Napolitano
Rep. Raul Ruiz
Rep. Norma Torres
SUPPORT
Rep. Karen Bass
Rep. Julia Brownley
Rep. Lois Capps
Rep. Susan Davis
Rep. Anna Eshoo
Rep. Sam Farr
Rep. John Garamendi
Rep. Mike Honda
Rep. Barbara Lee
Rep. Zoe Lofgren
Rep. Alan Lowenthal
Rep. Doris Matsui
Rep. Jerry McNerney
Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi
Rep. Scott Peters
Rep. Lucille Roybal-Allard
Rep. Linda Sanchez
Rep. Adam Schiff
Rep. Jackie Speier
Rep. Eric Swalwell
Rep. Mark Takano
Rep. Mike Thompson
Rep. Maxine Waters
OPPOSE
Rep. Brad Sherman
Rep. Juan Vargas
LEAN YES
Rep. Mark DeSaulnier
LEAN NO
Rep. Loretta Sanchez
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