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Senate · 114th Congress · Session 2 · Roll 110

Senate vote senate-114-2-110

No related bill listed for this roll call.
What is this vote?

Whether the Senate should set aside the pending question

Official question: On the Motion to Table

Date: 6/23/2016

Sources

Provenance for this roll-call record.

Vote date: 6/23/2016
Chamber
Senate
Data source
U.S. Senate (roll call votes)
Congress / Session
114 / 2
Roll number
110
Record identifier
senate-114-2-110
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What this vote does

On the Motion to Table No bill link is listed for this roll call in the source feed. Recorded outcome: Motion to Table Agreed to.

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Result

Official result: Motion to Table Agreed to
Required threshold (best-effort)
Simple majority (of those voting)
Note: This is a best-effort interpretation based on the vote question text.
Threshold check (computed)
Appears met
Computed using Yea vs Nay among those voting (Yea+Nay = 98).

Vote breakdown

Total recorded votes: 100
Nay list
31 members
Lamar Alexander
Republican · TN
Vote: Nay
Roy Blunt
Republican · MO
Vote: Nay
Richard Burr
Republican · NC
Vote: Nay
Shelley Moore Capito
Republican · WV
Vote: Nay
Bill Cassidy
Republican · LA
Vote: Nay
Daniel Coats
Republican · IN
Vote: Nay
Thad Cochran
Republican · MS
Vote: Nay
Bob Corker
Republican · TN
Vote: Nay
John Cornyn
Republican · TX
Vote: Nay
Joni Ernst
Republican · IA
Vote: Nay
Lindsey Graham
Republican · SC
Vote: Nay
Chuck Grassley
Republican · IA
Vote: Nay
Orrin Hatch
Republican · UT
Vote: Nay
Dean Heller
Republican · NV
Vote: Nay
James Inhofe
Republican · OK
Vote: Nay
John Isakson
Republican · GA
Vote: Nay
Ron Johnson
Republican · WI
Vote: Nay
James Lankford
Republican · OK
Vote: Nay
Joe Manchin
Democrat · WV
Vote: Nay
John McCain
Republican · AZ
Vote: Nay
Mitch McConnell
Republican · KY
Vote: Nay
Lisa Murkowski
Republican · AK
Vote: Nay
David Perdue
Republican · GA
Vote: Nay
Robert Portman
Republican · OH
Vote: Nay
Mike Rounds
Republican · SD
Vote: Nay
Marco Rubio
Republican · FL
Vote: Nay
Tim Scott
Republican · SC
Vote: Nay
Thomas Tillis
Republican · NC
Vote: Nay
Patrick Toomey
Republican · PA
Vote: Nay
David Vitter
Republican · LA
Vote: Nay
Roger F. Wicker
Republican · MS
Vote: Nay

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Last updated: 6/23/2016Roll call: senate-114-2-110