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Senate
Roll Call #392
1/2 required

Motion to Proceed Agreed to (50-50, Vice President of the United States, voted Yea)

On the Motion to Proceed

July 16, 2025

50

Yea

50

Nay

0

Present

0

Not voting

hr 4

Other votes on HR 4

12 recorded
Senate
Roll Call #411

Bill Passed (51-48)

On Passage of the Bill

July 17, 2025

Senate
Roll Call #403

Motion to Recommit Rejected (48-51)

On the Motion to Recommit

July 17, 2025

Senate
Roll Call #401

Motion to Recommit Rejected (47-50)

On the Motion to Recommit

July 16, 2025

Senate
Roll Call #399

Motion to Recommit Rejected (47-52)

On the Motion to Recommit

July 16, 2025

Senate
Roll Call #398

Motion to Recommit Rejected (48-51)

On the Motion to Recommit

July 16, 2025

Senate
Roll Call #396

Motion to Recommit Rejected (48-51)

On the Motion to Recommit

July 16, 2025

Senate
Roll Call #395

Motion to Recommit Rejected (48-51)

On the Motion to Recommit

July 16, 2025

Senate
Roll Call #394

Motion to Recommit Rejected (48-51)

On the Motion to Recommit

July 16, 2025

Senate
Roll Call #392

Motion to Proceed Agreed to (50-50, Vice President of the United States, voted Yea)

On the Motion to Proceed

July 16, 2025

Senate
Roll Call #391

Motion to Discharge Agreed to (50-50, Vice President of the United States, voted Yea)

On the Motion to Discharge

July 16, 2025

House
Roll Call #168

Passed

On Passage

June 12, 2025

House
Roll Call #167

Failed

On Motion to Recommit

June 12, 2025

Votes

100

Yea

50

Debra Fischer

Senator • Nebraska

Lindsey O. Graham

Senator • South Carolina

Charles Ernest Grassley

Senator • Iowa

Ashley Brooke Moody

Senator • Florida

Jerry Moran

Senator • Kansas

Bernardo Moreno

Senator • Ohio

Markwayne Mullin

Senator • Oklahoma

John Thune

Senator • South Dakota

Thomas Roland Tillis

Senator • North Carolina

Thomas Hawley Tuberville

Senator • Alabama

Roger F. Wicker

Senator • Mississippi

Todd Young

Senator • Indiana

Joshua David Hawley

Senator • Missouri

Rand Paul

Senator • Kentucky

John Cornyn

Senator • Texas

Thomas Bryant Cotton

Senator • Arkansas

Kevin Cramer

Senator • North Dakota

Michael Dean Crapo

Senator • Idaho

William Francis Hagerty

Senator • Tennessee

James Conley Justice

Senator • West Virginia

John Neely Kennedy

Senator • Louisiana

James Lankford

Senator • Oklahoma

Mike Lee

Senator • Utah

Cynthia M. Lummis

Senator • Wyoming

Roger Wayne Marshall

Senator • Kansas

David Harold McCormick

Senator • Pennsylvania

Eric Stephen Schmitt

Senator • Missouri

Richard Lynn Scott

Senator • Florida

Tim Scott

Senator • South Carolina

Timothy Patrick Sheehy

Senator • Montana

Daniel Scott Sullivan

Senator • Alaska

James E. Banks

Senator • Indiana

John A. Barrasso

Senator • Wyoming

Marsha Blackburn

Senator • Tennessee

John Boozman

Senator • Arkansas

Katie Boyd Britt

Senator • Alabama

Theodore Paul Budd

Senator • North Carolina

Shelley Moore Capito

Senator • West Virginia

Bill Cassidy

Senator • Louisiana

Rafael Edward Cruz

Senator • Texas

John R. Curtis

Senator • Utah

Steve Daines

Senator • Montana

Joni Ernst

Senator • Iowa

John Hoeven

Senator • North Dakota

Jon Husted

Senator • Ohio

Cindy Hyde-Smith

Senator • Mississippi

Ron Johnson

Senator • Wisconsin

John Peter Ricketts

Senator • Nebraska

James Risch

Senator • Idaho

Marion Michael Rounds

Senator • South Dakota

Nay

50

Ruben Gallego

Senator • Arizona

Kirsten Gillibrand

Senator • New York

Christopher Van Hollen

Senator • Maryland

Mark R. Warner

Senator • Virginia

Raphael Gamaliel Warnock

Senator • Georgia

Elizabeth Warren

Senator • Massachusetts

Peter Welch

Senator • Vermont

Sheldon Whitehouse

Senator • Rhode Island

Ronald Lee Wyden

Senator • Oregon

Martin Heinrich

Senator • New Mexico

John Wright Hickenlooper

Senator • Colorado

Lisa Murkowski

Senator • Alaska

Christopher Murphy

Senator • Connecticut

Patty Murray

Senator • Washington

Thomas Jonathan Ossoff

Senator • Georgia

Alejandro Padilla

Senator • California

Gary C. Peters

Senator • Michigan

John F. Reed

Senator • Rhode Island

Susan Margaret Collins

Senator • Maine

Christopher A. Coons

Senator • Delaware

Catherine Marie Cortez Masto

Senator • Nevada

Margaret Wood Hassan

Senator • New Hampshire

Timothy Michael Kaine

Senator • Virginia

Mark Edward Kelly

Senator • Arizona

Andy Kim

Senator • New Jersey

Angus Stanley King

Senator • Maine

Amy Klobuchar

Senator • Minnesota

Ben Ray Luján

Senator • New Mexico

Edward John Markey

Senator • Massachusetts

Addison Mitchell McConnell

Senator • Kentucky

Jeff Merkley

Senator • Oregon

Adam Schiff

Senator • California

Charles Ellis Schumer

Senator • New York

Jeanne Shaheen

Senator • New Hampshire

Elissa Slotkin

Senator • Michigan

Tina Smith

Senator • Minnesota

Angela Deneece Alsobrooks

Senator • Maryland

Tammy Baldwin

Senator • Wisconsin

Michael F. Bennet

Senator • Colorado

Richard Blumenthal

Senator • Connecticut

Lisa Blunt Rochester

Senator • Delaware

Cory Anthony Booker

Senator • New Jersey

Maria E. Cantwell

Senator • Washington

Tammy Duckworth

Senator • Illinois

Richard Joseph Durbin

Senator • Illinois

John Karl Fetterman

Senator • Pennsylvania

Mazie Hirono

Senator • Hawaii

Jacklyn Sheryl Rosen

Senator • Nevada

Bernard Sanders

Senator • Vermont

Brian Emanuel Schatz

Senator • Hawaii