The bill, cleared by a 69-28 vote, would grant telecommunications companies immunity if a federal district court determined they received assurances from the government that the program was legal and authorized by the president. According to a Senate Intelligence Committee report, they did receive such assurances.

Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama of Illinois voted for the bill, while his former opponent, Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York, voted against. Presumptive GOP nominee John McCain did not vote.

How did your local representatives vote?

Nay CA-1 Thompson, C. [D] (Napa)
Nay CA-6 Woolsey, Lynn [D] (Marin)
Aye CA-8 Pelosi, Nancy [D] (SF)
Nay CA-9 Lee, Barbara [D] (Oakland)
Aye CA-10 Tauscher, Ellen [D] (Contra Costa)
Aye CA-11 McNerney, Jerry [D] (East San Jose, San Joaquin)
Nay CA-12 Speier, Jackie [D] (South SF)
No Vote CA-13 Stark, Fortney [D] (Fremont, Alameda)
Nay CA-14 Eshoo, Anna [D] (South Bay)
Nay CA-15 Honda, Michael [D] (San Jose)
Nay CA-16 Lofgren, Zoe [D] (Santa Clara)

A group of supporters are lobbying the Democratic senator to change his position on the bill on his campaign social network, MyBO. The question is, will Obama actually take serious policy suggestions from supporters using the same website he's already using to mobilize volunteers and, more importantly, raise more cash than any presidential candidate in history? The Magic 8-Ball says "very doubtful." (Photo by AP/Jae C. Hong)