Dow Tanks 777 points; largest in History...here's how our California Lawmakers Voted!

How California lawmakers voted on the bailout

With the Dow closing down a record 777 points on Monday after Congress thumbed down a $700 billion bailout package for the financial industry, take a look at how the California delegation -- the nation's largest -- voted.

Overall, the delegation cast 29 aye votes and 24 no votes. A majority of both Republican (10 to 9) and Democratic lawmakers (19 to 15) from the state supported the bailout package.

The plan failed the full House of Representatives 228 to 205, with 133 Republicans and 95 Democrats in opposition. A total of 140 Democrats and 65 Republicans backed the plan.

The vote clearly did not split along ideological lines with liberal Rep. Lynn Woolsey voting against the bailout, while fellow liberal Democratic Rep. Howard Berman voted in favor.

Likewise for Republicans, some conservatives like Rep. John Campbell voted in favor, while others like Rep. Duncan Hunter and John Doolittle voted no.

Read more about Congress' vote and the stock market's tumble.

Here's the full roll call:

Democrats

Aye
Berman
Capps
Cardoza
Costa
Davis
Eshoo
Farr
Harman
Honda
Lofgren
Matsui
McNerney
George Miller
Pelosi
Richardson
Speier
Tauscher
Waters
Waxman

No
Baca
Becerra
Filner
Lee
Napolitano
Roybal-Allard
Linda Sanchez
Loretta Sanchez
Schiff
Sherman
Solis
Stark
Thompson
Watson
Woolsey

Republicans

Aye
Bono Mack
Calvert
Campbell
Dreier
Herger
Lewis
Lungren
McKeon
Gary Miller
Radanovich

No
Bilbray
Doolittle
Gallegly
Hunter
Issa
McCarthy
Nunes
Rohrabacher
Royce