In a statement on his website, Rep. Brian Baird (D-WA) cites the lack of a CBO analysis of the effect of the House health care bill on individual premiums, and the lack of amendments on the floor, as his reasons for not voting for health care in its current form. He says that “I will wait to make a decision on final legislation until this critical information becomes available and when the House and Senate together produce one bill.”

While agreeing that the bill makes wide improvements over the various bills in the House committees, the above reasons make it unable for Baird to pull the lever on the bill.

This makes, by my count, 20 sure no votes on the health care bill. They are:

Adler, Baird, Boccieri, Boren, Bright, Childers, A. Davis, L. Davis, Gordon, P.Griffith, Kissell, Kosmas, Kratovil, Marshall, Melancon, Minnick, Peterson, Skelton, Stupak, Taylor

In addition, adding together the Chamber of Commerce whip count and the whip count published by The Hill, there are 57 other possible no votes on health care reform. I am working my way through this list.