Healthcare overhaul passes House with 34 Democrats, all GOP in dissent

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In the historic House vote that passed the healthcare overhaul Sunday night, 219 Democrats supported it and 34 opposed it, along with all House Republicans. The tally was 219 to 212.

The Democrats who voted no:

Bobby Bright and Arthur Davis of Alabama

Marion Berry and Mike Ross of Arkansas

John Barrow and Jim Marshall of Georgia

Walt Minnick of Idaho

Daniel Lipinski of Illinois

Ben Chandler of Kentucky

Charlie Melancon of Louisiana

Frank Kratovil Jr. of Maryland

Stephen F. Lynch of Massachusetts

Collin C. Peterson of Minnesota

Travis W. Childers and Gene Taylor of Mississippi

Ike Skelton of Missouri

John Adler of New Jersey

Harry Teague of New Mexico

Michael Arcuri and Michael E. McMahon of New York

Larry Kissell, Mike McIntyre and Heath Shuler of North Carolina

Zack Space of Ohio

Dan Boren of Oklahoma

Jason Altmire and Tim Holden of Pennsylvania

Stephanie Hereseth Sandlin of South Dakota

Lincoln Davis and John Tanner of Tennessee

Chet Edwards of Texas

Jim Matheson of Utah

Rick Boucher and Glenn Nye of Virginia