Mike Arcuri (New York) Yes
Joe Baca (California) Yes
John Barrow (Georgia) Yes
Marion Berry (Arkansas) No
Sanford Bishop (Georgia) Yes
Dan Boren (Oklahoma) No
Leonard Boswell (Iowa) Yes
Allen Boyd (Florida), Blue Dog Co-Chair for Administration Yes
Dennis Cardoza (California) Yes
Ben Chandler (Kentucky) Yes
Jim Cooper (Tennessee) Yes
Jim Costa (California) Yes
Bud Cramer (Alabama) No
Lincoln Davis (Tennessee) No
Joe Donnelly (Indiana) No
Brad Ellsworth (Indiana) No
Kirsten Gillibrand (New York) Yes
Jane Harman (California) Yes
Stephanie Herseth Sandlin (South Dakota), Blue Dog Whip Yes
Baron Hill (Indiana) Yes
Tim Holden (Pennsylvania) Yes
Steve Israel (New York) Yes
Tim Mahoney (Florida) Yes
Jim Marshall (Georgia) Yes
Jim Matheson (Utah) Yes
Mike McIntyre (North Carolina) No
Charlie Melancon (Louisiana) No
Mike Michaud (Maine) Yes
Dennis Moore (Kansas), Blue Dog Co-Chair for Policy Yes
Patrick Murphy (Pennsylvania) Yes
Collin Peterson (Minnesota) No
Earl Pomeroy (North Dakota) Yes
Mike Ross (Arkansas), Blue Dog Co-Chair for Communications No
John Salazar (Colorado) Yes
Loretta Sanchez (California) Yes
Adam Schiff (California) Yes
David Scott (Georgia) Yes
Heath Shuler (North Carolina) No
John Tanner (Tennessee) Not voting
Gene Taylor (Mississippi) No
Mike Thompson (California) Yes
Charlie Wilson (Ohio) Yes
The bottom line is that, except in a few cases mostly in the South, a Blue Dog Democrat is just another liberal.
This is why I love FR. I don’t even have to break the vote down or do any research. Somebody’s already done it. Thanks.