Earlier this afternoon the final version of the economic stimulus package was passed by the House, 276 to 183. No Republicans voted for the bill in spite of the rework done by the bipartisan conference committee to merge the House version and Senate version into this final package.

The Senate is scheduled to begin voting on the bill at 5:30 p.m. EST; 60 yes votes are needed to pass the bill. 

Of note: Michigan’s Rep. Fred Upton (R-St. Joseph) voted against the stimulus package; he had been seen as a fence sitter by the administration. Some observers believe the administration went so far as to invite Upton to attend a presidential Superbowl party in order to spend a little additional time working to gain Upton’s support.

Sen. Judd Gregg of New Hampshire, who withdrew as nominee for Commerce Secretary yesterday, is expected to vote against the economic package he promoted last week as prospective nominee.

Here’s how Michigan’s delegation in the House voted:

Vote

Representative

YES

 Bart Stupak (D-1st district)

NO

 Peter Hoekstra (R-2nd district)

NO

 Vernon Ehlers (R-3rd district)

NO

 Dave Camp (R-4th district)

YES

 Dale Kildee (D-5th district)

NO

 Fred Upton (R-6th district)

YES

 Mark Schauer (R-7th district)

NO

 Mike J. Rogers (R-8th district)

YES

 Gary Peters (D-9th district)

NO

 Candice Miller (R-10th district)

NO

 Thad McCotter (R-11th district)

YES

 Sandy Levin (D-12th district)

YES

 Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick (D-13th district)

YES

 John Conyers, Jr. (D-14th district)

YES

 John Dingell (D-15th district)