• Rep. Jim Oberstar (86%, 75 Votes)
• Senator Chris Dodd (13%, 11 Votes)
• Senator Byron Dorgan (1%, 1 Votes)

Total Voters: 87

• Chris Christie (New Jersey) (55%, 50 Votes)
• Scott Walker (Wisconsin) (32%, 29 Votes)
• John Kasich (Ohio) (9%, 8 Votes)
• Rick Scott (Florida) (4%, 4 Votes)

Total Voters: 91

• A robust, reform-heavy, six-year transportation reauthorization (46%, 41 Votes)
• Climate legislation with billions of dollars for clean transportation and land use planning (33%, 30 Votes)
• Consensus on a gas tax increase or shift to a VMT fee to finance transportation (19%, 17 Votes)
• Livable Communities bill to formalize agency partnerships on sustainability and fund innovative grants (2%, 2 Votes)

Total Voters: 90

• St. Paul Union Depot Multi-Modal Transportation Hub to bring Amtrak, intercity and local buses, light rail, taxis, and bikes together in the heart of downtown (32%, 25 Votes)
• Philadelphia Area Pedestrian and Bicycle Network to complete a 128-mile network of bike/ped facilities, including primary commuter routes (29%, 22 Votes)
• New Haven Downtown Crossing to convert Route 34 from a limited access highway to urban boulevards (21%, 16 Votes)
• New Orleans Streetcar-Union Passenger Terminal/Loyola Loop to provide transportation options in the central business district and link to the Amtrak terminal (14%, 11 Votes)
• Tower 55 Multi-Modal Improvement to alleviate a major traffic and rail bottleneck (and improve safety) in Fort Worth, Texas by adding an additional rail track (4%, 3 Votes)

Total Voters: 77

• LaHood’s "Tabletop Speech" and declaration of “the end of favoring motorized transportation at the expense of the non-motorized" (39%, 32 Votes)
• TIGER grants released, providing over $2 billion to states for innovative transportation projects (22%, 18 Votes)
• DOT dumps Bush-era practice of evaluating New Starts proposals only on cost; looks at congestion, environmental impacts, economic benefits (19%, 16 Votes)
• Feds begin redefining affordable housing to include transportation costs, illustrating the greater affordability of urban areas despite higher home prices (17%, 14 Votes)
• Centers for Disease Control says transportation reform is health reform, points to myriad connections between health and mobility (4%, 3 Votes)

Total Voters: 83

• All young people want are iPhones, not cars (44%, 35 Votes)
• Bike-sharing goes viral: DC launches the nation’s biggest program, New York announces one that makes it look trivial (35%, 28 Votes)
• Dan Maes, who thinks bicycles are a step toward UN control and worldwide socialism, bites it in Colorado governor election (11%, 9 Votes)
• First Lady Michelle Obama recognizes the importance of biking and walking in the fight against childhood obesity (10%, 8 Votes)

Total Voters: 80