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Featured vote
U.S. Senate ·
Pull U.S. forces from the fighting with Iran unless Congress approves it?
The Senate said no, 50 to 49.
Crossed party lines
4 Republicans voted yes.1 Democrat voted no.
- Susan Collins R ME Voted yes
- Lisa Murkowski R AK Voted yes
- Rand Paul R KY Voted yes
- Thomas Tillis R NC Voted yes
- John Fetterman D PA Voted no
Did not vote
Voted yes
49 senators
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“Congress never authorized this illegal war. Let’s obey the law and end it.”
John Hickenlooper D CO
Voted yesSaid
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“Supporting the Iranian people does not require bombing their country and putting our troops at risk.”
Ruben Gallego D AZ
Voted yesSaid
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“Americans do not want another forever war in the Middle East.”
Adam Schiff D CA
Voted yesSaid
Voted no
50 senators
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“We didn’t start this war. We did not, but we will finish it.”
Tim Sheehy R MT
Voted noSaid
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“I applaud President Trump for his decisive action to end the evil terrorist regime in Iran. This is peace through strength.”
John Barrasso R WY
Voted noSaid
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“This is a pivotal and necessary operation to protect Americans and American interests.”
Roger Wicker R MS
Voted noSaid
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Featured vote · U.S. Senate ·
Advance a measure to block the sale of 12,000 bomb bodies to Israel?
The Senate said no, 63 to 36.
Crossed party lines 11 Democrats voted no: Blumenthal, Coons, Cortez Masto, Fetterman, Gillibrand, Peters, Reed, Rosen, Schumer, Warner, Whitehouse.
Did not vote Thomas Tillis R-NC
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· H.Con.Res. 89 · Roll call 244
Agree to H.Con.Res. 89, directing removal of U.S. forces from hostilities with IranConcurrent Resolution Rejected49 Yea · 50 Nay · 1 not voting
· H.R. 5334 · Roll call 224
Pass H.R. 5334, as amended, to impose sanctions and other measures with respect to RussiaBill Passed86 Yea · 11 Nay · 3 not voting
· H.R. 5334 · Roll call 223
Agree to Paul amendment 6715 to strike the H.R. 5334 duties on countries that buy Russian oil or gas or facilitate sanctions evasionAmendment Rejected32 Yea · 64 Nay · 4 not voting
· S.J.Res. 181 · Roll call 216
Discharge S.J.Res. 181, an Iran war powers resolution, from the Foreign Relations CommitteeMotion to Discharge Rejected49 Yea · 50 Nay · 1 not voting
· H.R. 5334 · Roll call 213
Proceed to consideration of H.R. 5334, to impose sanctions and other measures with respect to RussiaMotion to Proceed Agreed to84 Yea · 12 Nay · 4 not voting
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Alphabetical by last name, not ranked. Each profile lists its selected votes and statements, its coverage limits, and its last editorial review date.
A
- Alsobrooks, Angela D-MD
- Armstrong, Alan R-OK
B
- Baldwin, Tammy D-WI
- Banks, Jim R-IN
- Barrasso, John R-WY
- Bennet, Michael D-CO
- Blackburn, Marsha R-TN
- Blumenthal, Richard D-CT
- Blunt Rochester, Lisa D-DE
- Booker, Cory D-NJ
- Boozman, John R-AR
- Britt, Katie R-AL
- Budd, Ted R-NC
C
- Cantwell, Maria D-WA
- Capito, Shelley Moore R-WV
- Cassidy, Bill R-LA
- Collins, Susan R-ME
- Coons, Chris D-DE
- Cornyn, John R-TX
- Cortez Masto, Catherine D-NV
- Cotton, Tom R-AR
- Cramer, Kevin R-ND
- Crapo, Mike R-ID
- Cruz, Ted R-TX
- Curtis, John R-UT
D
- Daines, Steve R-MT
- Duckworth, Tammy D-IL
- Durbin, Dick D-IL
E
- Ernst, Joni R-IA
F
- Fetterman, John D-PA
- Fischer, Deb R-NE
G
- Gallego, Ruben D-AZ
- Gillibrand, Kirsten D-NY
- Graham, Darline R-SC
- Graham, Lindsey R-SC · former
- Grassley, Chuck R-IA
H
- Hagerty, Bill R-TN
- Hassan, Maggie D-NH
- Hawley, Josh R-MO
- Heinrich, Martin D-NM
- Hickenlooper, John D-CO
- Hirono, Mazie D-HI
- Hoeven, John R-ND
- Husted, Jon R-OH
- Hyde-Smith, Cindy R-MS
J
- Johnson, Ron R-WI
- Justice, Jim R-WV
K
- Kaine, Tim D-VA
- Kelly, Mark D-AZ
- Kennedy, John R-LA
- Klobuchar, Amy D-MN
L
- Lankford, James R-OK
- Lee, Mike R-UT
- Luján, Ben Ray D-NM
- Lummis, Cynthia R-WY
M
- Markey, Edward D-MA
- Marshall, Roger R-KS
- McConnell, Mitch R-KY
- McCormick, David R-PA
- Merkley, Jeff D-OR
- Moody, Ashley R-FL
- Moran, Jerry R-KS
- Moreno, Bernie R-OH
- Murkowski, Lisa R-AK
- Murphy, Chris D-CT
- Murray, Patty D-WA
O
- Ossoff, Jon D-GA
P
- Padilla, Alex D-CA
- Paul, Rand R-KY
- Peters, Gary D-MI
R
- Reed, Jack D-RI
- Ricketts, Pete R-NE
- Risch, Jim R-ID
- Rosen, Jacky D-NV
- Rounds, Mike R-SD
S
- Sanders, Bernie I-VT
- Schatz, Brian D-HI
- Schiff, Adam D-CA
- Schmitt, Eric R-MO
- Schumer, Chuck D-NY
- Scott, Rick R-FL
- Scott, Tim R-SC
- Shaheen, Jeanne D-NH
- Sheehy, Tim R-MT
- Slotkin, Elissa D-MI
- Smith, Tina D-MN
- Sullivan, Dan R-AK
T
- Thune, John R-SD
- Tillis, Thom R-NC
- Tuberville, Tommy R-AL
V
- Van Hollen, Chris D-MD
W
- Warner, Mark D-VA
- Warnock, Raphael D-GA
- Warren, Elizabeth D-MA
- Welch, Peter D-VT
- Whitehouse, Sheldon D-RI
- Wicker, Roger R-MS
- Wyden, Ron D-OR
Y
- Young, Todd R-IN
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