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Senate vote 206 (2010): On the Cloture Motion, HR4173

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Senate vote 206 (2010): On the Cloture Motion, HR4173

2010-07-15 · H.R. 4173: Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act

Follow this vote, step by step

  1. The bill: H.R. 4173: Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act · proposed by Rep. Frank, Barney [D-MA-4]
  2. What was asked: On the Cloture Motion (this is not always the final vote on the bill)
  3. What happened: Cloture Motion Agreed to on 2010-07-15 · how each member voted
  4. Where the bill stands now: Became Public Law No: 111-203. (final step reached) its other votes

Question: On the Cloture Motion · A bill to promote the financial stability of the United States by improving accountability and transparency in the financial system, to end "too big to fail", to protect the American taxpayer by ending bailouts, to protect consumers from abusive financial services practices, and for other purposes.

Result: Cloture Motion Agreed to · Yea 60 · Nay 38 · Present 0 · Not voting 1 (majority 3/5)

By party

PartyYeaNayOther / not voting
Democrat5610
Independent100
Republican3371

How each member voted

MemberStatePartyVote
BEGICH, MarkAKDYea
MURKOWSKI, LisaAKRNay
SESSIONS, Jefferson Beauregard (Jeff), IIIALRNay
SHELBY, Richard C.ALRNay
LINCOLN, Blanche LambertARDYea
PRYOR, MarkARDYea
KYL, Jon LlewellynAZRNay
McCAIN, John Sidney, IIIAZRNay
BOXER, BarbaraCADYea
FEINSTEIN, DianneCADYea
BENNET, Michael F.CODYea
UDALL, MarkCODYea
DODD, Christopher JohnCTDYea
LIEBERMAN, Joseph I.CTDYea
CARPER, Thomas RichardDEDYea
KAUFMAN, Edward E. (Ted)DEDYea
LEMIEUX, George S.FLRNay
NELSON, Clarence William (Bill)FLDYea
CHAMBLISS, SaxbyGARNay
ISAKSON, JohnnyGARNay
AKAKA, Daniel KahikinaHIDYea
INOUYE, Daniel KenHIDYea
GRASSLEY, Charles ErnestIARNay
HARKIN, Thomas Richard (Tom)IADYea
CRAPO, Michael DeanIDRNot Voting
RISCH, JamesIDRNay
BURRIS, RolandILDYea
DURBIN, Richard JosephILDYea
BAYH, EvanINDYea
LUGAR, Richard GreenINRNay
BROWNBACK, Sam DaleKSRNay
ROBERTS, Charles Patrick (Pat)KSRNay
BUNNING, James Paul DavidKYRNay
MCCONNELL, Addison Mitchell (Mitch)KYRNay
LANDRIEU, Mary L.LADYea
VITTER, DavidLARNay
BROWN, Scott P.MARYea
KERRY, John ForbesMADYea
CARDIN, Benjamin LouisMDDYea
MIKULSKI, Barbara AnnMDDYea
COLLINS, Susan MargaretMERYea
SNOWE, Olympia JeanMERYea
LEVIN, CarlMIDYea
STABENOW, Deborah AnnMIDYea
FRANKEN, AlMNDYea
KLOBUCHAR, AmyMNDYea
BOND, Christopher Samuel (Kit)MORNay
McCASKILL, ClaireMODYea
COCHRAN, William ThadMSRNay
WICKER, Roger F.MSRNay
BAUCUS, Max SiebenMTDYea
TESTER, JonMTDYea
BURR, Richard M.NCRNay
HAGAN, KayNCDYea
CONRAD, KentNDDYea
DORGAN, Byron LeslieNDDYea
JOHANNS, MikeNERNay
NELSON, Earl Benjamin (Ben)NEDYea
GREGG, Judd AlanNHRNay
SHAHEEN, JeanneNHDYea
LAUTENBERG, Frank RaleighNJDYea
MENENDEZ, RobertNJDYea
BINGAMAN, Jesse Francis (Jeff), Jr.NMDYea
UDALL, Thomas (Tom)NMDYea
ENSIGN, John EricNVRNay
REID, HarryNVDYea
GILLIBRAND, KirstenNYDYea
SCHUMER, Charles Ellis (Chuck)NYDYea
BROWN, SherrodOHDYea
VOINOVICH, George VictorOHRNay
COBURN, Thomas AllenOKRNay
INHOFE, James MountainOKRNay
MERKLEY, JeffORDYea
WYDEN, Ronald LeeORDYea
CASEY, Robert (Bob), Jr.PADYea
SPECTER, ArlenPADYea
REED, John F. (Jack)RIDYea
WHITEHOUSE, SheldonRIDYea
DeMINT, James W.SCRNay
GRAHAM, Lindsey O.SCRNay
JOHNSON, Timothy Peter (Tim)SDDYea
THUNE, JohnSDRNay
ALEXANDER, LamarTNRNay
CORKER, Robert (Bob)TNRNay
CORNYN, JohnTXRNay
HUTCHISON, Kathryn Ann Bailey (Kay)TXRNay
BENNETT, Robert Foster (Bob)UTRNay
HATCH, Orrin GrantUTRNay
WARNER, Mark R.VADYea
WEBB, James H. (Jim)VADYea
LEAHY, Patrick JosephVTDYea
SANDERS, BernardVTIYea
CANTWELL, Maria E.WADYea
MURRAY, PattyWADYea
FEINGOLD, Russell DanaWIDNay
KOHL, Herbert H.WIDYea
ROCKEFELLER, John Davison (Jay), IVWVDYea
BARRASSO, John A.WYRNay
ENZI, Michael B.WYRNay

President's position (not a member vote)

OBAMA, Barack (D): Not Voting

Voteview lists the President's announced position on some roll calls (member row with state 'USA'). It is shown separately and is not counted in the totals; it is not a vote cast by a member.

Source: Voteview (UCLA), 111th Congress (roll call file) · official record: U.S. Senate vote page · collected 2026-11-15T05:53:18Z

Words on this page, explained (1)
Cloture
A U.S. Senate vote to end debate on a measure, which usually needs 60 votes. It is how the Senate ends a filibuster.

Plain meanings written from linked sources. All words.

Record fed-us-senate-2010-vote206 · updated 2026-11-15 by psicol votes-senate-past