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Senate · 119th Congress · Session 2 · Roll 227

Senate vote senate-119-2-227

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Whether the Senate should set aside the pending question

Official question: On the Motion to Table

Date: 8/8/2026

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Vote date: 8/8/2026
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Senate
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U.S. Senate (roll call votes)
Congress / Session
119 / 2
Roll number
227
Record identifier
senate-119-2-227
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What this vote does

On the Motion to Table This roll call is linked to bill 119sjres31. Recorded outcome: Motion to Table Agreed to.

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Result

Official result: Motion to Table Agreed to
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Simple majority (of those voting)
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Appears met
Computed using Yea vs Nay among those voting (Yea+Nay = 92).

Vote breakdown

Yea
your rep
60 members
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Nay
your rep
32 members
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Present
0 members
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Not Voting
7 members
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Total recorded votes: 99
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32 members
Alan Armstrong
Republican · OK
Vote: Nay
Jim Banks
Republican · IN
Vote: Nay
Marsha Blackburn
Republican · TN
Vote: Nay
Lisa Blunt Rochester
Democratic · DE
Vote: Nay
Katie Boyd Britt
Republican · AL
Vote: Nay
Ted Budd
Republican · NC
Vote: Nay
Shelley Moore Capito
Republican · WV
Vote: Nay
Bill Cassidy
Republican · LA
Vote: Nay
Susan M. Collins
Republican · ME
Vote: Nay
John Cornyn
Republican · TX
Vote: Nay
Catherine Cortez Masto
Democratic · NV
Vote: Nay
Richard J. Durbin
Democratic · IL
Vote: Nay
Joni Ernst
Republican · IA
Vote: Nay
Deb Fischer
Republican · NE
Vote: Nay
Kirsten E. Gillibrand
Democratic · NY
Vote: Nay
Chuck Grassley
Republican · IA
Vote: Nay
Bill Hagerty
Republican · TN
Vote: Nay
Margaret Wood Hassan
Democratic · NH
Vote: Nay
Josh Hawley
Republican · MO
Vote: Nay
Martin Heinrich
Democratic · NM
Vote: Nay
Mazie K. Hirono
Democratic · HI
Vote: Nay
John Kennedy
Republican · LA
Vote: Nay
Cynthia M. Lummis
Republican · WY
Vote: Nay
Jeff Merkley
Democratic · OR
Vote: Nay
Jerry Moran
Republican · KS
Vote: Nay
Lisa Murkowski
Republican · AK
Vote: Nay
Alex Padilla
Democratic · CA
Vote: Nay
Pete Ricketts
Republican · NE
Vote: Nay
Jacky Rosen
Democratic · NV
Vote: Nay
Mike Rounds
Republican · SD
Vote: Nay
Adam B. Schiff
Democratic · CA
Vote: Nay
Todd Young
Republican · IN
Vote: Nay

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Last updated: 8/8/2026Roll call: senate-119-2-227Bill: 119sjres31