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Senate vote 49 (2023): On the Joint Resolution, HJRES26

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Senate vote 49 (2023): On the Joint Resolution, HJRES26

2023-03-08 · H.J.Res. 26: Disapproving the action of the District of Columbia Council in approving the Revised Criminal Code Act of 2022.

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  1. The bill: H.J.Res. 26: Disapproving the action of the District of Columbia Council in approving the Revised Criminal Code Act of 2022. · proposed by Rep. Clyde, Andrew S. [R-GA-9]
  2. What was asked: On the Joint Resolution (this is not always the final vote on the bill)
  3. What happened: Joint Resolution Passed on 2023-03-08 · how each member voted
  4. Where the bill stands now: Became Public Law No: 118-1. (final step reached) its other votes

Question: On the Joint Resolution · A joint resolution disapproving the action of the District of Columbia Council in approving the Revised Criminal Code Act of 2022.

Result: Joint Resolution Passed · Yea 81 · Nay 14 · Present 1 · Not voting 4 (majority 1/2)

By party

PartyYeaNayOther / not voting
Democrat31134
Independent210
Republican4801

How each member voted

MemberStatePartyVote
MURKOWSKI, LisaAKRYea
SULLIVAN, Daniel ScottAKRYea
BRITT, Katie ElizabethALRYea
TUBERVILLE, Thomas Hawley (Tommy)ALRYea
BOOZMAN, JohnARRYea
COTTON, Thomas Bryant (Tom)ARRYea
KELLY, Mark EdwardAZDYea
SINEMA, KyrstenAZIYea
FEINSTEIN, DianneCADNot Voting
PADILLA, Alejandro (Alex)CADYea
BENNET, Michael F.CODYea
HICKENLOOPER, John WrightCODYea
BLUMENTHAL, RichardCTDYea
MURPHY, ChristopherCTDNay
CARPER, Thomas RichardDEDNot Voting
COONS, Christopher A.DEDYea
RUBIO, MarcoFLRYea
SCOTT, Richard Lynn (Rick)FLRYea
OSSOFF, Thomas Jonathan (Jon)GADYea
WARNOCK, Raphael GamalielGADPresent
HIRONO, MazieHIDNay
SCHATZ, Brian EmanuelHIDYea
ERNST, JoniIARYea
GRASSLEY, Charles ErnestIARYea
CRAPO, Michael DeanIDRYea
RISCH, JamesIDRNot Voting
DUCKWORTH, TammyILDNay
DURBIN, Richard JosephILDNay
BRAUN, MichaelINRYea
YOUNG, ToddINRYea
MARSHALL, Roger WayneKSRYea
MORAN, JerryKSRYea
MCCONNELL, Addison Mitchell (Mitch)KYRYea
PAUL, RandKYRYea
CASSIDY, BillLARYea
KENNEDY, John NeelyLARYea
MARKEY, Edward JohnMADNay
WARREN, ElizabethMADNay
CARDIN, Benjamin LouisMDDNay
VAN HOLLEN, ChristopherMDDNay
COLLINS, Susan MargaretMERYea
KING, Angus Stanley, Jr.MEIYea
PETERS, Gary C.MIDYea
STABENOW, Deborah AnnMIDYea
KLOBUCHAR, AmyMNDYea
SMITH, TinaMNDYea
HAWLEY, Joshua DavidMORYea
SCHMITT, Eric StephenMORYea
HYDE-SMITH, CindyMSRYea
WICKER, Roger F.MSRYea
DAINES, SteveMTRYea
TESTER, JonMTDYea
BUDD, Theodore PaulNCRYea
TILLIS, Thomas Roland (Thom)NCRYea
CRAMER, KevinNDRYea
HOEVEN, JohnNDRYea
FISCHER, Debra (Deb)NERYea
RICKETTS, John Peter (Pete)NERYea
HASSAN, Margaret Wood (Maggie)NHDYea
SHAHEEN, JeanneNHDYea
BOOKER, Cory AnthonyNJDNay
MENENDEZ, RobertNJDYea
HEINRICH, MartinNMDYea
LUJÁN, Ben RayNMDYea
CORTEZ MASTO, Catherine MarieNVDYea
ROSEN, Jacklyn SherylNVDYea
GILLIBRAND, KirstenNYDYea
SCHUMER, Charles Ellis (Chuck)NYDYea
BROWN, SherrodOHDYea
VANCE, James DavidOHRYea
LANKFORD, JamesOKRYea
MULLIN, MarkwayneOKRYea
MERKLEY, JeffORDNay
WYDEN, Ronald LeeORDYea
CASEY, Robert (Bob), Jr.PADYea
FETTERMAN, John KarlPADNot Voting
REED, John F. (Jack)RIDNay
WHITEHOUSE, SheldonRIDNay
GRAHAM, Lindsey O.SCRYea
SCOTT, TimSCRYea
ROUNDS, Marion Michael (Mike)SDRYea
THUNE, JohnSDRYea
BLACKBURN, MarshaTNRYea
HAGERTY, William Francis (Bill)TNRYea
CORNYN, JohnTXRYea
CRUZ, Rafael Edward (Ted)TXRYea
LEE, MikeUTRYea
ROMNEY, Willard Mitt (Mitt)UTRYea
KAINE, Timothy Michael (Tim)VADYea
WARNER, Mark R.VADYea
SANDERS, BernardVTINay
WELCH, PeterVTDNay
CANTWELL, Maria E.WADYea
MURRAY, PattyWADYea
BALDWIN, TammyWIDYea
JOHNSON, RonWIRYea
CAPITO, Shelley MooreWVRYea
MANCHIN, Joe, IIIWVDYea
BARRASSO, John A.WYRYea
LUMMIS, Cynthia M.WYRYea

Source: Voteview (UCLA), 118th Congress (roll call file) · official record: U.S. Senate vote page · collected 2026-11-15T05:52:56Z

Words on this page, explained (1)
Joint resolution
In Texas, the type of measure the Legislature uses to propose a constitutional amendment (marked HJR or SJR). The governor does not sign or veto it; the voters decide. In Congress a joint resolution can also be used like a bill. In Florida, a joint resolution passed by three-fifths of the members of each chamber puts a constitutional amendment on the ballot.

Plain meanings written from linked sources. All words.

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