U.S. Congress - Senator Kent Conrad, North Dakota (D) 
Senator Kent Conrad
Democrat • North Dakota • 5th Term • Sworn In 1987
Current Term
2007 - 2012
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- 10 Sponsored Bills (Ranks 66 of 100) 0 Made Into Law (Ranks 16 of 100)
- 61 Co-Sponsored Bills (Ranks 81 of 100) 1 Made Into Law (Ranks 64 of 100)
- Most often votes with:
- Sen. Byron Dorgan
- Sen. Olympia Snowe
- Least often votes with:
- Sen. Arlen Specter
- Sen. Thomas Coburn
- Votes with party 89%
- Abstains: 5%
Official website: http://conrad.senate.gov
Address:
530 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
530 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
Phone: 202-224-2043
Fax: 202-224-7776
Fax: 202-224-7776
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Those who vote for unconstitutional warrentless wiretaps and vote to protect the criminals that violate our privacy are not worthy of the position they hold. It's impossible to justify undermining the very essence of our constitution in order to protect it. Another sell out.
Senator Conrad, I am disappointed on your vote against Public Option yesterday. 65% of American want a Public Option. Insurance companies have a monopoly and that is not right.