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Walter Jones
U.S. House: Representative
Republican     Next Election Year: 2012

Education:
BA, History, Atlantic Christian College, 1966 Attended, North Carolina State University, 1962-1965 Attended, Hargrave Military Academy

Profession:
President, Judson Company, 1990-1994 Salesman, Dunn Associates, 1973-1982 Manager, Walter B. Jones Office Supply Company, 1967-1973 North Carolina National Guard, 1967-1971 President, Benefit Reserves Incorporated

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  Voting Record on Legislation Involving Congressional and Legislative Affairs



(2010) H Res 1737 Censure for Representative Charles Rangel

Outcome: Resolution Passed (333/79)

Summary: 		Jones's Vote

Y

(2010) H Con Res 301 Directing the President to Remove Armed Forces from Pakistan

Outcome: Resolution Failed (38/372)

Summary: 		Jones's Vote

Y

(2010) HR 5146 Prohibiting 2010- 2011 Congressional Cost-of-Living Pay Increase

Outcome: Bill Passed (402/15)

Summary: 		Jones's Vote

Y