Here are the nay votes with some context about poverty in their districts (lifted from
here):
Member (State-Dist) -- Poverty Rate (2011)* -- Households Using SNAP (2012)**David Valadao (CA-21) -- 30.6% -- 41,653
Gary Miller (CA-31) -- 19.3% -- 31,895
Walter Jones (NC-3) -- 18.0% -- 39,822
Shelley Moore Capito (WV-2) -- 17.6% -- 34,926
Richard Hanna (NY-22) -- 16.2% -- 44,839
Michael Grimm (NY-11) -- 13.2% -- 37,638
Jeff Fortenberry (NE-1) -- 13.0% -- 20,975
Chris Gibson (NY-19) -- 12.4% -- 31,385
Frank LoBiondo (NJ-2) -- 12.4% -- 32,469
Don Young (AK-A/L) -- 10.5% --
Chris Smith (NJ-4) -- 9.2% -- 16,536
Mike Fitzpatrick (PA-8) -- 6.2% -- 13,972
Frank Wolf (VA-10) -- 5.8% -- 8,466
Peter King (NY-2) -- 5.4% -- 19,116
Pat Meehan (PA-7) -- 5.2% -- 15,024
*The national poverty rate in 2011 was 15.9%, for comparison.
** The average congressional district had 36,261 households on SNAP in 2012.
These are members from high-poverty districts who voted to cut SNAP benefits:
Member (State-Dist) -- Poverty Rate (2011) -- Households Using SNAP (2012)Hal Rogers (KY-5) -- 26.8% -- 80,057
Rodney Alexander (LA-5) -- 26.6% -- 60,146
Austin Scott (GA-8) -- 23.2% -- 53,960
Steve Pearce (NM-2) -- 23.2% -- 45,084
Bill Flores (TX-17) -- 22.9% -- 32,260
Tom Rice (SC-7) -- 22.8% -- 52,236
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (FL-27) -- 22.1% -- 64,581
Steve Palazzo (MS-4) -- 22.1% -- 56,798
Rick Crawford (AR-1) -- 22.0% -- 53,959
Tom Cotton (AR-4) -- 21.4% -- 46,764
Paul Broun (GA-10) -- 21.2% -- 37,491
Mike Rogers (AL-3) -- 20.8% -- 46,747
Gregg Harper (MS-3) -- 20.8% -- 42,342
Richard Hudson (NC-8) -- 20.7% - 53,334
Markwayne Mullin (OK-2) -- 20.7% -- 51,181
John Fleming (LA-4) -- 20.5% -- 50,135
Jason Smith (MO-8) -- 20.5% -- 57,366
Paul Cook (CA-8) -- 20.4% -- 36,908
Martha Roby (AL-2) -- 20.1% -- 44,414
Jeff Denham (CA-10) -- 20.1% -- 33,151
Doc Hastings (WA-4) -- 20.1% -- 47,645
Steve Southerland (FL-2) -- 20.0% -- 43,156
James Lankford (OK-5) -- 20.0% -- 47,110