House Judiciary Committee Passes Net Neutrality Legislation: Here's the List of Who's Naughty and Nice.

As has been reported, the House Judiciary Committee passed the Internet Freedom & Non-Discrimination Act" Thursday by a vote of 20 to 13. With over 750,000 people petitioning Congress to prevent broadband discrimination it's rather incredible that some representatives still voted against this bill. Given that this issue has huge bi-partisan support, and cuts across the political spectrum, forging, amazingly an incredibly strong left-right coalition of supporters, why did the Republican party organize many of its Judiciary committee members to vote against the bill? Interested in finding out how representatives voted? Here's the tally:

Judiciary Committee: HR 5417, the Internet Freedom & Non-Discrimination Act

Hon. Sensenbrenner Jr. (R) Wisconsin, 5th Aye
Hon. Hyde (R) Illinois, 6th --not voting--
Hon. Coble (R) North Carolina, 6th No
Hon. Smith (R) Texas, 21st No
Hon. Gallegly (R) California, 24th No
Hon. Goodlatte (R) Virginia, 6th Aye
Hon. Chabot (R) Ohio, 1st No
Hon. Lungren (R) California, 3rd Aye
Hon. Jenkins (R) Tennessee, 1st Aye
Hon. Cannon (R) Utah, 3rd Aye
Hon. Bachus (R) Alabama, 6th No
Hon. Inglis (R) South Carolina, 4th Aye
Hon. Hostettler (R) Indiana, 8th No
Hon. Green (R) Wisconsin, 8th No
Hon. Keller (R) Florida, 8th No
Hon. Issa (R) California, 49th No
Hon. Flake (R) Arizona, 6th --not voting--
Hon. Pence (R) Indiana, 6th --not voting--
Hon. Forbes (R) Virginia, 4th No
Hon. King (R) Iowa, 5th No
Hon. Feeney (R) Florida, 24th No
Hon. Franks (R) Arizona, 2nd No
Hon. Gohmert (R) Texas, 1st --not voting--
Hon. Conyers Jr. (D) Michigan, 14th Aye
Hon. Berman (D) California, 28th Aye
Hon. Boucher (D) Virginia, 9th Aye
Hon. Nadler (D) New York, 8th Aye
Hon. Scott (D) Virginia, 3rd Aye
Hon. Watt (D) North Carolina, 12th --not voting--
Hon. Lofgren (D) California, 16th Aye
Hon. Jackson Lee (D) Texas, 18th Aye
Hon. Waters (D) California, 35th Aye
Hon. Meehan (D) Massachusetts, 5th --not voting--
Hon. Delahunt (D) Massachusetts, 10th Present
Hon. Wexler (D) Florida, 19th Aye
Hon. Weiner (D) New York, 9th Aye
Hon. Schiff (D) California, 29th Aye
Hon. Sánchez (D) California, 39th Aye
Hon. Van Hollen (D) Maryland, 8th Aye
Hon. Wasserman Schultz (D) Florida, 20th Aye