At first glance, here are some of the vulnerable House Democrats who just voted that the health care bill does not require a separate vote, and that demonpass/deem-and-pass is just dandy:
- Jason Altmire, Pennsylvania.
- John Barrow, Georgia.
- John Boccieri, Ohio.
- Allen Boyd, Florida.
- Leonard Boswell, Iowa.
- Steve Driehaus, Ohio.
- Joe Donnelly, Indiana.
- Brad Ellsworth, Indiana.
- Baron Hill, Indiana.
- Marcy Kaptur, Ohio.
- Dan Maffei, New York.
- Jim Marshall, Georgia.
- Jim Matheson, Utah.
- Michael McMahon, New York.
- Betsy Markey, Colorado.
- Patrick Murphy, Pennsylvania.
- Earl Pomeroy, North Dakota.
- Nick Rahall, West Virginia.
- Joe Sestak, Pennsylvania.
- Carol Shea Porter, New Hampshire.
- Ike Skelton, Missouri.
- Zach Space, Ohio.
- John Spratt, South Carolina.
- Charlie Wilson, Ohio.
This does not count retirees.
UPDATE: A reader nominates Mike Ross of Arkansas, a worthy addition. As I wrote, this was a “first glance” list.
Another argues that Kaptur is not that vulnerable (it is a D+10 district), but she seems to be sweating the abortion angle of the legislation, so I suspect she senses significant political fallout from this vote.
ANOTHER UPDATE: Another reader makes the case for Gerry Connolly of Virginia.