However, I suspect that his (and Peters') vote was with the permission of Speaker Pelosi.  As late as this morning, Schauer's office couldn't tell me how Mark would vote.  You'd think that if Mark was dead set against this cap increase, he would've been saying so before the vote.  What I believe is that he had to wait until Pelosi counted votes, and he was cleared to vote against the bill (and in favor of his re-election).