Israel, Ukraine, and Indo-Pacific Supplemental (H.R. 815)
Official short title: National Security Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2024
Security funding for Israel, Ukraine, and the Indo-Pacific, humanitarian aid, and other provisions.
The Senate agreed to the House amendment on April 23, 2024. Public Law 118-50 contains the enacted text; Senate roll call 154 records each senator's vote.
Part of Senate Votes on Ukraine Aid and Russia Sanctions, with how every senator voted on 9 related roll calls.
Status
enacted
Apr 24, 2024
Recorded actions
1
Complete roll calls
Origin
house
118th Congress
Public law
P.L. 118-50
Apr 24, 2024
How the Senate voted
Each roll call below links to the complete list of how every senator voted, with the official question and source.
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· Senate roll call 154
Final Approval of the National Security Supplemental
Concur in the House Amendment to the Senate Amendment to H.R. 815
Motion Agreed to · 79 yea, 18 nay, 3 not voting
What senators said about this measure
Statements linked because they name this measure or respond to its vote. Each chip shows the speaker's official recorded vote. A statement does not explain a vote.
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Edward Markey on the Supplemental and Middle East Diplomacy
“It is more important than ever for the United States to work with Israelis, Palestinians, and like-minded partners to achieve a diplomatic solution to the war that leads to...”
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Jerry Moran on the National Security Supplemental
“Each of these conflicts are interconnected, and it would be naive to send aid to Israel but take a pass on supporting Ukraine, Taiwan or our other allies.”
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Chris Murphy on the Supplemental and Ukraine
“The United States will not stand on the sidelines and allow leaders like Vladimir Putin to upend the post-World War II order by invading and annexing smaller nations.”
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Raphael Warnock on National Security Funding
“Standing with our friends and allies against Putin and his brutal campaign in Ukraine, against the Chinese Communist Party’s hostilities toward Taiwan, and against the...”
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Maria Cantwell on Taiwan and Indo-Pacific Aid
“This package also includes over $8 billion to support Taiwan and other Indo-Pacific allies in a critical part of the world where we stand shoulder to shoulder with these...”
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Lindsey Graham on Aid to Israel, Ukraine, and Taiwan
“The United States Senate overwhelmingly approved necessary and vital aid to Israel, Ukraine and Taiwan.”
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Mark Kelly on the National Security Supplemental
“Our adversaries are testing us, and they see instability and dysfunction as an opportunity. That creates a real risk that one or more of these threats could boil over into a...”
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James Lankford on Israel, Iran, Ukraine, and Taiwan
“America should speak with moral clarity against Hamas, Hezbollah, and Houthi terrorists, Russian and Iranian aggression and for the free people of Taiwan, Ukraine, and Israel...”
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Lisa Murkowski on the National Security Supplemental
“This package supports Ukraine, Israel, and our partners throughout the Indo-Pacific region as they fight to defend themselves and preserve their sovereignty.”
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Alex Padilla on Passage of the National Security Package
“I look forward to President Biden signing this national security package to reaffirm our commitment to our allies in Ukraine, Israel, and the Indo-Pacific and to deliver this...”
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Mike Rounds on the National Security Supplemental
“By an overwhelming supermajority, we have funded needed munitions for Ukraine in their war against Putin and appropriated funds to help restock Israel’s munitions as they...”
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Thom Tillis on Aid for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan
“America faces unprecedented threats as Communist China, Putin’s Russia, and the terrorist state of Iran incite conflict and chaos across the globe.”
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Elizabeth Warren on Ukraine Aid in the Supplemental
“This funding delivers long overdue support for Ukraine as it defends its democracy against Russia’s invasion.”
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Ben Ray Luján on National Security Aid
“With the world watching, the Senate took an important step to support our allies in Ukraine, Israel, and the Indo-Pacific. The United States holds a responsibility as a global...”
What the text provides
Summaries of provisions visible in the cited measure text, with the exact location to check.
Israel security supplemental
Division A appropriated defense and foreign-assistance funds related to Israel, including missile-defense, procurement, replenishment, and Foreign Military Financing accounts.
Division A · Source record
Humanitarian assistance
Title III of Division A also appropriated $5,655,000,000 for International Disaster Assistance and $3,495,000,000 for Migration and Refugee Assistance, each to address humanitarian needs of vulnerable populations and communities.
Division A, title III, 138 Stat. 900 · Source record
Ukraine and Indo-Pacific
Division B, the Ukraine Security Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2024, and Division C, the Indo-Pacific Security Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2024, appropriated funds related to Ukraine and the Indo-Pacific.
Divisions B and C · Source record
Other divisions
Divisions D through S contain additional policy provisions, including sanctions measures, and Division T addresses budgetary effects.
Section 1(a) division list; Divisions D through T · Source record
Statements on related topics from the same weeks
Statements that share a topic with this measure and were made within 30 days of one of its votes. They are not described as statements about this measure.
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Ron Wyden on Aid for Israel, Ukraine, and the Indo-Pacific
“It is shameful that House Republicans slow-walked vital aid to America’s allies and partners and humanitarian relief for worsening conflicts, but I’m glad it finally will be...”
Sources for this record
How to read this record
Use each official roll call to verify the exact action and every recorded member position. Use the cited measure text to verify the provision summaries. A vote does not establish a legislator's motive or support for every provision in a multi-subject measure.