No Taxation Without Representation Act of 2003

Never voted on. It didn't reach a floor vote before the 108th Congress ended, so it expired. A bill has to be introduced again to be considered in a new Congress.

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139 cosponsors · 138 D, 1 I

GAD Ackerman EBD Blumenauer CBD Brown JCD Carson DCD Christensen JCD Conyers DDD Davis BDD Delahunt PDD Deutsch CDD Dooley EED Engel EFD Faleomavaega BFD Filner BFD Frank MHD Hinchey SJD Jackson Lee WJD Jefferson PKD Kennedy JLD Lewis BLD Lee EMD Markey RMD Matsui JMD McGovern JMD Millender-McDonald JND Nadler DOD Obey JOD Olver CRD Rangel BSI Sanders BSD Sherman RWD Wexler LWD Woolsey AWD Wynn DWD Watson TAD Allen BCD Cardin WCD Clay JHD Harman DKD Kucinich GMD Miller MWD Waters SBD Bishop JCD Clyburn ECD Cummings LGD Gutiérrez EJD Johnson JJD Jackson SJD Jones CKD Kilpatrick TLD Lantos MOD Owens BRD Rush CRD Rodriguez JSD Serrano LSD Slaughter PSD Stark JSD Schakowsky ASD Schiff ETD Towns HWD Waxman RAD Andrews HBD Berman TBD Baldwin FBD Ballance ADD Davis CFD Fattah DMD Majette SFD Farr HFD Ford DGD Gephardt SLD Levin GMD Meeks KMD Meek DSD Scott BTD Thompson MWD Watt LCD Capps MFD Frost LSD Sanchez DDD DeGette AED Eshoo BSD Scott SHD Hoyer CMD Maloney DPD Payne JTD Tierney CVD Van Hollen AHD Hastings NPD Pelosi MHD Honda BPD Pascrell CBD Bell CRD Ruppersberger LSD Sánchez SBD Berkley PDD DeFazio DHD Hooley CMD McCarthy JMD McDermott JMD Moran BMD McCollum JOD Oberstar ETD Tauscher LDD Davis PKD Kanjorski SLD Lynch NRD Rahall NAD Abercrombie SBD Brown RDD DeLauro JLD Larson BMD Menendez FPD Pallone ASD Smith JSD Spratt JMD Matheson NLD Lowey LRD Roybal-Allard HSD Solis MBD Berry BED Etheridge RHD Hinojosa RHD Holt DKD Kildee KMD McCarthy MSD Sabo JTD Turner MUD Udall TUD Udall NVD Velázquez LBD Boswell BBD Baird JCD Costello THD Holden NLD Lampson RLD Larsen MMD Michaud AWD Weiner CGD Gonzalez

0 signed on when it was introduced; the rest joined later. Cosponsors who withdrew aren't shown.

No Taxation Without Representation Act of 2003 - Provides for full voting representation in Congress for the residents of the District of Columbia, including two Senators and as many Representatives as a similarly populous State would be entitled to under the law. Treats the District of Columbia as a State.